Auto Driver handed over 50,000 Cash to the person who missed it

G GOWTHAM
As an auto driving bond, the hospital cashier handed over the missing money of Rs 50,000. Kaliyappan, an auto driver from Murungappakkam, Pondicherry, dropped off his daughter-in-law for a medical examination at a private hospital on Pondicherry's Enam Venkatasalampillai Road. When the vehicle was turned over, a 500 rupee note was discovered laying on the road in the location where the two-wheeler was parked opposite.


I could tell it was worth Rs 50,000 just by looking at it. Kaliyappan took the card and went straight to the hospital office, telling them that if someone in the area had lost money, they should call this phone number, tell them I have the money, and leave. Gnanavelu, a cashier at the same hospital, was discovered to have forgotten about the hospital when he went to the bank to pay the money. The cashier hasn't been to the hospital in a long time, and the hospital has called him. He said he was looking in the market area, therefore I missed the money.


They said the money was later discovered by the vehicle driver. The vehicle driver contacted Kaliyappan as a result of this. He arrived at the hospital this evening and met Gnanaveli, the cashier. He handed back the money after verifying the quantity of the lost money and the notes from it. The vehicle driver was then presented with a shawl and a gift.

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