On March 27, Muhammed Shahin Roshan, an MBBS student from Kerala, India, was traveling from Ernakulam to Kozhikode. At around 3pm at the Thrissur bus station, two men snatched his phone. "I screamed and ran after them, but it was in vain," he told The Business Standard. Three months later, Roshan discovered his phone was in Dhaka after reading a TBS report about an Indian national recovering a lost iPhone from Bangladesh.
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