Yesterday, Expo Park in Shanghai welcomed the Lebanese Pavilion Day.

Just one night before the hall, a Lebanese journalist took over her missing work bag from the police of the Expo site, so that he successfully completed his work on the day of the museum.

At 3 p.m. on June 19th, Sherlala, a Lebanese journalist who had come to Shanghai to interview the Lebanese Pavilion Day celebration, came to the Expo site to prepare for the interview.

In the Lebanese Pavilion, she put aside her bag and found her bag missing after half an hour.

According to her recollections, apart from possessions, passports, press cards, identity cards and other important documents, more importantly, there are also cameras and many interview materials specially used for filming celebrations.

After receiving the report, the police replayed the surveillance video over and over, and went to the scene for inspection and verification.

After more than ten hours of hard work, he finally found out that the bag was picked up by a Taicang tourist.

However, the tourist has returned to his native place.

Police drove overnight to pick up their bags and returned the bags to the reporter one night before the 22 day hall.

After counting, there is no less important information in the bag.

When the deputy director of the Municipal Public Security Bureau and Yao Zhirong, deputy director of the World Expo Bureau, handed the package back to Sherlala, she said excitedly, in an unfamiliar Chinese language, "thank you!" the general representative of the Lebanese Pavilion also admires the efficiency of the Shanghai police.