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Tuan Nguyen: Hello, I need help at the lost-property desk.
Tuan Nguyen: I left my case at this desk area.
Linh Pham: What colour and size is it?
Tuan Nguyen: It’s a medium-sized black case.
Linh Pham: Let me check the box.
Linh Pham: It’s not here yet, so I’ll take your name.
Tuan Nguyen: Can I stay at this desk?
Linh Pham: Yes, please stay at the station while we check again.

After I left the station, I realised my bag was not with me. My initial thought was that I had left it on the train, not at the desk. I walked back quickly, but the platform was already empty.

I checked my phone and found the journey receipt. The receipt had the train number, and I used it to make an online report via the station website. The report was short, but it gave the staff the exact journey.

The online form asked for several details: the colour, the size, and the contents of the bag. I wrote 'a medium blue case' and listed the main items inside it. I also added the time of travel.

The following day, a staff member called me with the finding: the bag had been found on the train. It was pushed underneath a seat, so nobody saw it at first.

When I arrived at the station, I showed my identification at the lost-property desk. A staff member handed me the bag, and I was delighted to see that everything was still inside. It was exactly as I had described it.