[단독]The security guard who visited 16 million won on New Year’s Day “The return is enough cup noodles.”

It is around 8 pm on the 12th of New Year’s Day.

Kim Young-geun, a 67-year-old security guard at Gwaebop 2 Cha Hanshin Apartment in Sasang-gu, Busan, found something during his patrol.

A thick bath bag fell on the floor.

When I picked up the bag and opened it at the guard post, my eyes widened.

There was a bunch of money in it.

Kim immediately reported the findings to the nearby Deokpo Police Box and handed over the bath bag to the policeman who had been dispatched.

When I counted it, it was 16.32 million won in cash.

Fortunately, the owner’s contact information was in the bag.

The police received a call and returned the bag to the owner who ran away.

The owner was an apartment resident who ran a supermarket.

The police explained the case rules.

Related laws stipulate that 5-20% of lost cash can be given as a reward to those who have acquired it.

However, Kim, who found the bag, refused to say that he was only doing what he had to do as a security guard.

The bag owner said that he would provide snacks for the troubled guards.

At the end of’Pleasant Silangi’, I finally gave 20 boxes (120) of cup noodles.

Fellow security guards praised Mr. Kim for his good deeds at a steamy ramen party.

Mr. Kim replied that he was just satisfied and grateful to be able to share hot cup noodles together.

Even the residents who heard the warm news were not silent.

Mr. Kim’s message was posted on the bulletin boards in each building of the 1094 household.

By holding a tenant representative meeting, we decided to give Kim a plaque and an injury sooner or later.

In these days when the poor working conditions of the apartment security guards and the news of the residents are boring, the warm news for each other is melting the cold winter.