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Bang Khen Police Recover Lost Diamond Ring Worth 200,000 Baht

Bang Khen police recovered a diamond ring worth over 200,000 baht for the owner of a popular rice‑porridge shop after it was lost while cleaning the premises. The shop owner, 74‑year‑old Chenghsak, reported the loss and police used CCTV to locate a passerby who had picked up the ring. The ring was returned within two hours, and the owner thanked the detectives for their rapid response.

Bang Khen Police Recover Lost Diamond Ring Worth 200,000 Baht
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According to the report, Chenghsak said he was cleaning up the shop when the ring slipped from his finger and fell. He immediately went to the Bang Khen police station to file a complaint and asked officers to trace the ring through CCTV. Investigators checked the cameras and spotted a man walking along Theparak Road who had picked up the ring. They followed him, retrieved the diamond ring, and handed it back to the owner safely. Chenghsak praised the Bang Khen police detective team for their quick work, saying their swift action led to the successful recovery of his jewelry.

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