An online user asked for assistance this Saturday to locate the owner of a mobile phone left in his car while the woman was on her way to Lenin Hospital in Holguín. Michel Díaz shared in the Facebook group "AMAZON Santiago de Cuba.com" that he picked up a woman at the Palma Soriano junction, who handed him an LG device to charge. However, she forgot the phone in the vehicle when she got out.
Díaz noted that the phone is locked, making it impossible to reach the owner. He did mention that the woman said she lived in Santiago de Cuba. Díaz shared his contact number (55364378) in hopes that the lady or a relative will call to retrieve the device.
Within a few hours, the post received numerous comments, with many praising Díaz for his efforts to return the phone. Recently, a young woman from Santiago received widespread acclaim after she found a phone in a hospital and used social media to find its owner.
“This morning (Monday), I found this Samsung A 32 phone at the children's hospital La Colonia,” wrote Dayma Fajardo in the Facebook group “AMAZON Santiago de Cuba.com,” stating she would only give the device back to its rightful owner.
Acts of Kindness Amidst Rising Violence
Despite the increasing violence in Cuba, an issue even acknowledged by the regime, there are still individuals whose acts of kindness stand out.
A young Cuban found a teacher's lost cell phone and quickly contacted her to return it. This incident took place on Wednesday in Ciego de Ávila and was shared on Facebook by Wilfredo Osuna Rodríguez, the director of the educational center where the fortunate teacher works.