On February 14, Lê Ngọc Anh, a resident of Quy Nhơn City in Bình Định Province, contacted the police station of Trần Phú Ward, Quảng Ngãi City, to complete the procedures for retrieving two motorbikes left on the sidewalk. These bikes were rented out by Mr. Ngọc Anh to a Turkish mother and daughter.
According to Mr. Ngọc Anh, on February 8, the two Turkish tourists visited his shop to rent motorbikes. They introduced themselves as mother and daughter and needed the bikes to explore nearby scenic spots.
Two motorbikes left by foreign tourists with location sent to help owner find themThe tourists sent a video showing the two motorbikes along with their location so Mr. Ngọc Anh could locate them (Photo: Screenshot from clip).
“After completing the rental process, I handed over two bikes and explained how to use them. They happily took the bikes and left. When I rented them out, I assumed they would only travel around Bình Định Province, but later, they moved to another province,” Mr. Ngọc Anh shared.
At around midnight on February 14, Mr. Ngọc Anh unexpectedly received a message from the Turkish mother and daughter. They informed him that a family member had been in an accident, and they had to return home urgently.
The tourists sent Mr. Ngọc Anh a video showing the two motorbikes neatly parked on the sidewalk. They left the keys and helmets in the storage compartment and included the location to help him find the bikes.
Based on the location provided, the two motorbikes were left on the sidewalk of Nguyễn Chánh Street, Trần Phú Ward, Quảng Ngãi City. Mr. Ngọc Anh is currently completing the necessary documentation to prove ownership and retrieve the bikes.
A local resident on Nguyễn Chánh Street reported that the two motorbikes had been parked in front of house number 35 since the night of February 12. Initially, people thought someone had left them temporarily, but by the evening of February 13, no one had come to collect them. Finding this unusual, the residents reported it to the police.
The motorbikes are now being held at the Trần Phú Ward Police Station, where authorities are safeguarding them and attempting to locate the rightful owner.
