Apart from keeping the masses entertained and informed with their quirky tweets, Mumbai police also do not fail in taking a prompt action to solve cases. In a recent incident, where Mumbai police traced the family of a lost old woman within minutes has left the netizens impressed.
Zoru Bhathena, a nobleman found an old woman sitting on the roadside. He approached her to know where she lived but the woman did not remember her address or family. As a responsible citizen, Bathena took the woman to a nearby police station in Khar.
Narrating the entire incident on Twitter, the man wrote, “Within 10 minutes they traced her to Mira Rd & called her son to collect her (she was missing since 2 days) Thank You @MumbaiPolice you’ll are incredibly efficient??.”
He also shared a picture of himself with the woman, her son, and the police department to thank them for their prompt action.
Found an old lady sitting on 11th Rd Khar who could not remember where she lived
Took her to Khar Police Station Within 10 minutes they traced her to Mira Rd & called her son to collect her (she was missing since 2 days)
Thank You @MumbaiPolice you'll are incredibly efficient🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/0GoTH1o1Un
— Zoru Bhathena (@zoru75) March 3, 2019
The tweet went viral in no time with both the celebrities and common man heaping praise on Mumbai police.
Loved ones should never be far for too long! https://t.co/BV5qsQwEhU
— Mumbai Police (@MumbaiPolice) March 5, 2019
What a kind thing to do, @zoru75 . May your tribe increase. 🙏🏽
— VISHAL DADLANI (@VishalDadlani) March 4, 2019
God bless all who were involved in this. Hat's off to you guys.
— Deepak R Khemani (@DeepakRKhemani) March 4, 2019
Great….Mumbai needs more Good Samaritans like you….@suchetadalal @fayedsouza @richapintoTOI @toi_claraL #Mumbai
— Richard Rodrigues (@mydayneverends) March 4, 2019
You are amazing Mumbai Police! 😊👍🏻👏#proudtobeamumbaikar
— Madhura 🙂 (@MadhurMadhura) March 5, 2019
This is truly #MumbaMeriJaan
STARS & BRAVEHEARTS OF MUMBAI @zoru75 @MumbaiPolice
— Terence (@terence_fdes) March 4, 2019
God bless them! It isn’t easy on both.
As for @MumbaiPolice I have been a beneficiary of your efficiently and kindness. I will always a huge votary for you. Huge thanks. 🙏
— Surya Iyer (@suryavoice) March 5, 2019
Thank you for noticing and helping her. Imagine the number of people who would have seen this person and walked on by. Wandering (away to "go home") and not remembering where she lived, is a common behaviour of #dementia patients.
— Shazza (@Shantz66) March 4, 2019
In a world full of cruelty and disappointments, such incidences of utter kindness and warmth surely restore our faith in humanity!