Lost Gold Cartier Bracelet of Chinese National found in Phuket

Late on Thursday evening, a Chinese national, Wang Lei, reported a significant incident involving his lost gold Cartier bracelet, valued at approximately 750,000 baht, on Thalang Road in Phuket. Wang Lei, aged 45, expressed his appreciation to the local police force for their swift response in locating and returning his precious possession.

Wang Lei promptly approached the Phuket City Police shortly after midnight the following day, disclosing that he had misplaced the bracelet after parking opposite the Old Town Boutique Guesthouse Hotel on Thalang Road around 11 pm the previous night.

The bracelet, not only holding a considerable monetary value of approximately 150,000 yuan (equivalent to around 750,000 baht) but also carrying sentimental significance as a wedding gift, was dearly missed.

In a bid to recover the lost item, Wang Lei requested the authorities to review the CCTV footage from the vicinity to track the bracelet’s whereabouts. Phuket City Police officers, in collaboration with Phuket Tourist Police, accompanied Wang to the location where he believed he had lost the bracelet the following morning. Together, they carefully examined the CCTV footage from the area.

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The footage unveiled a heartening discovery: a young woman from Myanmar, employed as a salesperson nearby, stumbled upon the bracelet.
With the diligent efforts of the police, the woman was successfully located, and the bracelet was retrieved, bringing relief and joy to its rightful owner, Wang Lei.

By afternoon, Wang Lei returned to the Phuket City Police Station, where he was reunited with his lost gold Cartier bracelet in the presence of Phuket City Police Chief Police Colonel Prathuang Phonmana.

Expressing his gratitude, Wang Lei thanked both the police officers and the kind citizens who had assisted in locating his precious bracelet. He praised the Thai police for their quick response and shared his affection for Thailand, as reported by Phuket News.

However, it remains unclear from the reports whether Wang Lei was in Thailand as a tourist.

In a related incident, a 31-year-old man from Hong Kong was apprehended in the tourist hotspot of Phuket. The arrest took place in a car park near the iconic Phuket Big Buddha, officially known as Phra Phutta Ming Mongkol Eknakakiri, on Nakkerd Hill in the Mueang district’s Karon Subdistrict on Wednesday at approximately 5 pm.