The airport management board organized a ceremony to return the precious stone to a female passenger who was on board flight VN1207 departing from Hanoi to the Mekong Delta city on Friday last week, as stated by the representative.
While working at the airport, Vo Thi Thuy Dung, a sanitation employee, discovered a diamond on a jetway on Saturday last week.
Dung promptly handed over the diamond to workers at the airport’s lost and found desk.
After verifying and reviewing passenger information, the desk’s employees were able to identify the rightful owner.
The female passenger had previously reported her loss to the lost and found desk.
She mentioned that she had accidentally dropped an 8.85-millimeter diamond in the airport and requested assistance in locating it.
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