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Janitor (cleaning service) Ethiopian nationals found two diamond rings valued at US $ 129,000, equivalent to Rp 1.6 billion. The diamond was left in a public toilet at the Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC).
Empathize with the feelings of the owner, this minimal salaried officers decided to submit this valuable findings to his superiors.
Acts of kindness Andnet Zelekew, the 32-year-old officer began when he discovered two diamond rings in a public toilet. The first thing that came to mind was handed the precious jewelry to her manager.
"Even I do not hold the ring until two minutes because there is still the price tag," said Zelekew as quoted Doha News, Saturday, April 11, 2015.
Two diamond rings have actually been missing since February. This diamond is lost interrupted Jewelery Exhibition Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition.
Who would have thought, two diamond rings are actually found a janitor, Zelekew. The first thing he thinks about is how expensive the ring feeling the owners know it is gone.
Upon honesty, Zelekew reportedly rewarded with cash from the owner of the diamond ring. QNCC own spokesman declined to disclose the received cash prizes Zelekew.
"I applaud and thank Ms. Zelekew for honesty and sincerity. QNCC always faithful to foster a work environment, safety and trust," the spokesman said. (Ism)
Empathize with the feelings of the owner, this minimal salaried officers decided to submit this valuable findings to his superiors.
Acts of kindness Andnet Zelekew, the 32-year-old officer began when he discovered two diamond rings in a public toilet. The first thing that came to mind was handed the precious jewelry to her manager.
"Even I do not hold the ring until two minutes because there is still the price tag," said Zelekew as quoted Doha News, Saturday, April 11, 2015.
Two diamond rings have actually been missing since February. This diamond is lost interrupted Jewelery Exhibition Doha Jewellery and Watches Exhibition.
Who would have thought, two diamond rings are actually found a janitor, Zelekew. The first thing he thinks about is how expensive the ring feeling the owners know it is gone.
Upon honesty, Zelekew reportedly rewarded with cash from the owner of the diamond ring. QNCC own spokesman declined to disclose the received cash prizes Zelekew.
"I applaud and thank Ms. Zelekew for honesty and sincerity. QNCC always faithful to foster a work environment, safety and trust," the spokesman said. (Ism)
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