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After receiving information, Dak Mil Commune Police in Lam Dong Province carried out verification measures to clarify a case involving a mistaken transfer into a resident’s bank account. According to Lam Dong Police, Dak Mil Commune Police recently received a document from Minh Tho Commune Police, Hung Yen Province requesting cooperation to verify the incident.
The request concerned a transfer made to the bank account of a resident in Dak Mil Commune. Immediately after receiving the information, the commune police implemented verification steps to safeguard the legal rights of the involved parties.
Through verification, Mr. L.S.H. (born 1974), residing in Hamlet 9, Dak Mil Commune, stated that his ACB bank account received 14,159,588 VND transferred by Thoai Nhung Trading Co., Ltd. Because the sender could not be identified, Mr. H. had not carried out any transaction related to the transferred amount.
After determining the transfer appeared to be mistaken, Dak Mil Commune Police conducted interviews, explained the relevant legal provisions regarding receiving mistakenly transferred money, and urged Mr. H. to cooperate in returning the funds to the transferring unit.
Following the explanation and guidance, Mr. L.S.H. agreed to return the money. On 06/04/2026, with support from the commune police and the bank, Mr. H. completed the procedures and returned the full amount of 14,159,588 VND to Thoai Nhung Trading Co., Ltd., ensuring compliance with the law.
Prompt verification and assistance in returning the mistaken transfer helped protect the legal rights of the involved parties and demonstrated responsibility in serving the public. The police also noted that the cooperation and goodwill of Mr. L.S.H. contributed to positive values in the community.
From this incident, Dak Mil Commune Police warned residents that if they detect mistaken transfers or receive money from unknown senders, they should promptly contact the bank or report to local police for timely guidance. This is intended to protect personal rights and help prevent disputes and potential legal risks.

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