Motorway police find American traveler’s ring worth a million.
The National Highways and Motorways Police have once again underscored their commitment to duty by recovering and returning rings valued at Rs1 million to a Pakistani-American woman.
The incident unfolded as the woman was en route from Lahore to Dera Ghazi Khan, prompting her to contact the motorways police when she discovered her two precious diamond rings were missing.
The diligent traveler shared that the disappearance occurred during a brief stop at the Jaranwala rest area on her way to DG Khan.
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Responding swiftly to the distress call, police officials descended upon the rest area, initiating a meticulous search operation to locate the missing rings.
Their exhaustive efforts culminated in the successful recovery of the valuable jewelry, which was subsequently handed back to the relieved owner in adherence to all requisite legal procedures.
As Motorway police find American traveler’s ring worth a million, expressing her gratitude, the appreciative woman lauded the motorways police for their unwavering commitment and efficient response that led to the retrieval of her cherished possessions.
