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Beatty Secondary School students praised for returning lost wallet

Beatty Secondary School students praised for returning lost wallet
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Three students from Beatty Secondary School in Singapore were praised for returning a lost wallet they found on a bus. The owner shared a video of the students attempting to return the item to his home, highlighting their honesty and integrity.

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Three Beatty Secondary School students were praised after tracking down the owner of a lost wallet and returning it intact.

The owner of the wallet, TikTok user @davidngrwdaywe, shared about the deed in a since-deleted video that was uploaded on Friday (Aug 21).

According to CCTV footage, the incident happened on Aug 12 at around 4.56pm.

The boys had found the wallet on Bus 129. They used the owner's identification card found inside to locate him and went to his home to return the wallet.

In the CCTV footage, the students were seen standing outside the owner's flat. Despite ringing the doorbell and knocking on the door several times, they received no response.

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