Grateful woman thanks good hearted lady for returning lost cellphone
- A grateful young South African woman recently took to Facebook to thank a kind-hearted woman for returning her mom's lost phone
- According to the post, the phone was found by an OR Tambo employee who contacted them about retrieving the phone
- Many South Africans loved the post, taking to the comment section to commend the young OR Tambo employee
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A grateful South African woman, Zeenat Patel, recently shared how a good-hearted OR Tambo employee named Nobuhle displayed real decency after returning her mother's cellphone that was lost at the airport.
"I have to share this wonderful story of Nobuhle who works at O.R. Thambo Aiport. I picked up my parents from the airport earlier at Terminal B. When we arrived home we realised that my mom was missing her cellphone.
"I called the number and not only did this lovely woman answer the phone, but she also gave us all the details on where to collect the phone with her personal number.
"We rushed straight back to the airport from Pretoria. She refused to accept a reward as this is company policy. It is extremely rare to not only find lost cellphones but to find them in an airport with hundreds and thousands of people," she wrote.
Source: Facebook
She ended the heartwarming post by saying how grateful she is for people who continue to display true kindness and decency. Meanwhile, Stayers had this to say:
Ntombikayise Jolinkomo Kakaza said:
"We need more people like Nobuhle, even your name says it all, keep on doing okuhle kodwa sisi."
Wendy Omullane said:
"I have always found them all friendly and helpful. Thank you Nobuhle, always lovely that people appreciate what you do for people."
In similar Briefly.co.za news, a young man recently had his faith in humanity restored. Taking to Facebook's ImStaying group, PJ Lekota shared how he had mysteriously lost his wallet. The person who found it however had luckily employed the help of social media to locate him so that she could return the belongings.
"I am grateful that we still have good people in this world. Humanity displayed. Today I lost my wallet/man-purse, I was a mess - my whole life is in there.
"After the frustration and the ordeal of blocking cards, some of which I couldn't, I got a message that the young woman by the name of Dimpho Thobejane (Mokwene) somewhere in Mphahlele had it.
"Thank you to Dimpho, and thank you to everyone who has made an effort to contact me and let me know. A terrible day turned into a testimony. The power of social media," he wrote.
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