A person found two bank cards in Santiago de Cuba, one in national currency (MN) and the other in freely convertible currency (MLC), along with a piece of paper containing the PINs. In a gesture of honesty, they are searching for the owner through social media.
Aniri FD reported on Facebook that her sister found the cards in some ATMs near Ferreiro and asked for help in locating the owner, identified as Yuliet Colón Padilla.
"Please, I would like you to help me share this, or if anyone knows this girl, let her know to contact me," the young woman said.
Additionally, she requested that the owner present her identification card at the time of delivery as a security measure.
In the current Cuban context, where people seek economic benefit in any situation, the actions of these two women stand out for their honesty. However, this is not the only case.
An internet user sought help this Saturday to locate the owner of a mobile phone that was left in their vehicle while the woman was on her way to Lenin Hospital in Holguín.
Michel Díaz shared in the Facebook group "AMAZON Santiago de Cuba.com" that he picked up a woman at the junction of Palma Soriano, who handed him an LG device to charge. However, she left her phone in the vehicle when she got out.
At the beginning of the month, a young woman from Santiago received widespread praise after finding a phone in a hospital and trying to locate its owner on social media.
"This morning (Monday) I found this Samsung A 32 phone at La Colonia Children's Hospital," Dayma Fajardo stated in the Facebook group "AMAZON Santiago de Cuba.com," indicating that she will only return the device to its owner.
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