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A man in Hai Phong proactively reported to the police and returned 250 million dong he received in a mistaken bank transfer to Mr. Vu Nhat Linh after authorities verified that the error was caused by a transaction operation mistake.
According to Hai Phong City Police, on April 26, Vu Dinh Hien (born 1990, resident of Ly Do hamlet, Binh Giang commune, Hai Phong) discovered that his bank account had received 250 million dong from an unknown sender.
After receiving the unexpected amount, Hien voluntarily went to Bình Giang Commune Police Station to file a report and request verification and return of the money to the sender.
Police clarified that the incident resulted from Linh’s carelessness during the online transaction process, which led to transferring the money to Hien’s account by mistake.
On April 28, 2026, at Bình Giang Commune Police Station, with police present, Vu Dinh Hien completed the procedures to return the full 250 million dong to Vu Nhat Linh.
Through the case, police advised people to remain vigilant and carefully check account numbers and the beneficiary name before making transfers. If someone receives a mistaken transfer or transfers money to the wrong person, they should promptly contact their bank or the nearest police authority to resolve the matter and avoid related legal risks.
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