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Conservancy worker returns gold earring found in waste to owner in Coimbatore

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The Hindu Bureau
Conservancy worker returns gold earring found in waste to owner in Coimbatore
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A contract conservancy worker in Coimbatore returned a lost gold earring to its owner after finding it in household waste. The act of honesty was recognized by local municipal officials.

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This story highlights individual integrity within the essential services sector and fosters community trust in municipal waste management systems.

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A three-gram gold earring, found mixed with household waste by a conservancy worker, was returned to its owner in Coimbatore city on Saturday (September 5, 2026).

Seethalakshmi, a contract conservancy worker engaged in door-to-door waste collection, found the earring while collecting waste in Ranga Layout at Kavundampalayam (Ward 18) of the Corporation’s North Zone.

She informed Zonal Health Supervisor Sampath Kumar and Health Inspector Saranya about the find. Corporation officials made enquiries and identified the owner as Akila.

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