Rangamati District Police recovered 32 mobile phones that were lost or stolen at different times and handed them over to the real owners. The estimated total market value of recovered mobile phones is Tk 55 lakh.
The phones were handed over to the owners in the conference room of the Rangamati Police Superintendent’s office on Monday, March 18. It was informed on the occasion that the phones were recovered through the efforts of Cyber Crime Monitoring Cell of Rangamati District Police.
According to Rangamati district police sources, 32 mobile phones lost in various parts of Rangamati hill district have been handed over to the real owners after the cyber crime monitoring cell of the district police recovered them from different parts of the country through maximum use of information technology.
Rangamati Additional Superintendent of Police (Administration and Finance) Maruf Ahmed handed over the phones to the owners. He said that the cyber crime monitoring cell of the district police formed by the dedicated efforts of Superintendent of Police Mir Abu Tauhid to prevent cyber crime has been able to recover a total of 274 lost mobile phones in addition to the prevention of cyber crime, detection of clueless cases. During the mobile handover ceremony, the victims expressed their satisfaction for getting back their lost mobile phones.
Golam Rabbani, who got the mobile back, said that my Redmi brand phone was lost 2 months ago. Then I lodged a GD at Kotwali police station. So happy to get my phone back today. I had many important documents on the phone.
Cybercrime monitoring cell in-charge SI Masood Rana and members of cybercrime monitoring cell were present in the phone handing over ceremony.
