3 American tourists lose bags in Kerala auto, get them back 3 days later
The driver handed the bags over to the Thalassery traffic police, who later reunited the tourists with their belongings.
Three American tourists, Henna Higgins, Sigin, and Morris Joseph, found themselves in a fortunate situation after their lost bags were mysteriously returned to them in Thalassery, Kerala. Their luggage had been left behind in an auto-rickshaw by the driver, Vineesh. The tourists, continuing their journey, remained unaware of the mishap.
Vineesh, noticing the bags in his vehicle, took the initiative to report it to the Thalassery Traffic Police Station. Assistant Sub-Inspector Suvern V Gopal, during his routine duty, encountered the tourists and learned about their lost belongings. With surprise, the tourists disclosed their misfortune at the police station. The bags, containing valuable items such as electronic devices, were promptly handed back to the tourists by Sub-Inspectors Sajithkumar, M K Sreejith, and Assistant Sub-Inspectors Suvern V Gopal, K Aisha, and K Bineesh.
The tourists' experience in Thalassery was marked by not only its historical significance but also the commendable assistance they received from the auto driver, Vineesh, and the police personnel.
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