High Speed ​​Trains surprised items forgotten

High Speed ​​Trains surprised the items forgotten: High-Speed ​​Trains (YHT) attracted attention from the day of entry into the interesting items interesting attention.
According to the season in the summer sunglasses in the winter, many umbrellas are forgotten in the trains, diplomas and sacrifice meat, a lot of goods, lost and kept in the office for a year.
Some of the belongings of the owners of the lost goods office staff by telephone, firstly complain of being perceived as a phone fraud. On the train for forgotten the person who wants to believe in an item that does not want to believe in before and cheaters who, after a long conversation convinced him to take his things as a conviction.
Speaking to Anadolu Agency (AA), Railways-İş Union Konya Branch President Necati Kökat said that they are trying to preserve lost items in YHTs carrying passengers from Konya to Istanbul, Ankara and Eskişehir and deliver them to their owners.
On the phone with information about the owners of the information on the phone is called by calling Kökat, the items were not taken for a year after the minutes were sent to the General Directorate of State Railways.
Köks, who pointed out that a lot of goods were forgotten in trains, from birth certificates to diplomas, from mobile phones to jewelery, perfume sets and books, gave the following information:
“Various items are forgotten according to the season. Items such as umbrellas, coats in winter and sunglasses in summer are common. The most interesting ones we have encountered are the patient who forgot his glucometer, the students who forgot his diploma, the citizen who forgot the flesh of the victim he slaughtered. Foods that are perishable are often picked up by their owners after a while. "
They're supposed to be scam by phone.
Kökat said that when they reached the lost property by phone, they had some misunderstandings, he continued:
“We inform those we can reach by phone. They come and get it. We also have some problems while delivering the lost items to their owners. When we call people whose phone number we have identified, they first perceive it as a phone fraud. We try hard to convince. We convince, 'Come, take your belongings. We chose to make believe ourselves to a teacher whose wallet was forgotten on the phone. As a result, we are trying to deliver the forgotten ones to their owners first. "