How did Talha Yunus recover his million-dollar bag?

• Talha Anjum was fortunate to find his missing possessions, valued at PKR 1.5 million.
• The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) picked up Yunus’s shoulder bag and marked it as abandoned.
• Yunus commended the CAA officers and expressed his gratitude for their integrity and watchfulness.

Member of the well-known music group Young Stunners and rapper from Pakistan, Talha Anjum, was fortunate enough to find his missing possessions, which were worth thousands of dollars. While travelling from Islamabad to Karachi, the Afsanay singer had earlier left his luggage, which was valued at PKR 1.5 million, in the airport’s parking lot.

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) picked up Yunus’s shoulder bag, which contained merchandise, and marked it as abandoned.

The singer of Load Out had left his shoulder bag at the airport’s parking lot, according to a CAA spokeswoman. The abandoned bag was discovered and brought to the DTM office. Upon checking, a cell phone rang, and Talha himself answered the call. After then, the musician was instructed to pick up his items at the airport. The Safar singer arrived at the DTM office and accepted the luggage in front of security officers.

Yunus commended the CAA officers and expressed his gratitude for their integrity and watchfulness.

Yunus is one of the most well-known musicians in the Pakistani music community. His catalogue includes a number of well-known songs, such as Wild, Shayad, BOOM, Basshole, Ye Hai Karachi, Weli Ho, Besabar, Jokhay, and Meri Jagah.

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