A student of an Indian school in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been commended for returning a wallet he found on the street.
Amrit Adarshi, a grade four student of Delhi Private School (DPS) in Sharjah, found the wallet on a street near the Al Nahda area in Dubai and returned it to the police station in Al Qusais.
He was presented with a certificate for his honesty and social concern, the Gulf News reported Friday.
Khamis Matter Al Mazeina, chief of Dubai police, presented the certificate and a gift to the boy.
The wallet reportedly contained money, personal documents, an ID Card and
bank cards.
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