Bengaluru: A tourist from Bengaluru is stuck Jakarta At Jakarta International Airport, a fellow passenger accidentally snatched her blue suitcase from the conveyor belt, leaving her laptop and a handbag with her. Ashoknagar resident Vedanta Jeweler The latter is hunting a fellow passenger after handing over a blue suitcase – as is his – found on the conveyor belt, to Indonesian authorities.
Incidentally, jeweler Bought the blue suitcase in the hope that it would be easy to identify during his vacation. He flew to Jakarta Sri Lankan Airlines Flight UL364 via Colombo. “After an eight-hour hiatus in Colombo, I reached Jakarta on Tuesday afternoon and reached the conveyor belt after immigration and covid processes.
I found something wrong with the blue accessories on the belt. I realized it looked like my suitcase but mine was not. I soon realized that my bag was missing and one of my co-travellers who had a similar colored bag of the same color had mistakenly taken my bag away,” Johri recalled.
The 22-year-old executive of a startup in HSR Layout noticed that the airline tag with the PNR number in a blue suitcase had the name Obert printed on it. “I visited the Lost and Found section at Jakarta airport with the bag and explained my plight. But much to my shock, they told me that they could not track the passenger as the PNR only contained his name, But there is no other contact details.” Johri, who said he had submitted personal details at several places after landing, including Indonesian customs and COVID check counters, and his fellow passenger may have done the same.
left without luggage
After waiting for hours, the young man from Bengaluru had to leave for Jakarta city with only his handbag and laptop. All his clothes, shoes, toiletries, some currency and important work documents are inside his missing blue luggage.
“I believe that the second passenger will look for his bag soon after realizing his mistake and contact the Jakarta airport authorities or Sri Lankan Airlines. I requested the airline to help in locating the baggage Because I haven’t changed clothes or shoes, but in vain,” Johri told TOI.
Attempts to reach Sri Lankan Airlines representatives or the helpline with a query regarding the Bengaluru passenger were in vain till Thursday.
Incidentally, jeweler Bought the blue suitcase in the hope that it would be easy to identify during his vacation. He flew to Jakarta Sri Lankan Airlines Flight UL364 via Colombo. “After an eight-hour hiatus in Colombo, I reached Jakarta on Tuesday afternoon and reached the conveyor belt after immigration and covid processes.
I found something wrong with the blue accessories on the belt. I realized it looked like my suitcase but mine was not. I soon realized that my bag was missing and one of my co-travellers who had a similar colored bag of the same color had mistakenly taken my bag away,” Johri recalled.
The 22-year-old executive of a startup in HSR Layout noticed that the airline tag with the PNR number in a blue suitcase had the name Obert printed on it. “I visited the Lost and Found section at Jakarta airport with the bag and explained my plight. But much to my shock, they told me that they could not track the passenger as the PNR only contained his name, But there is no other contact details.” Johri, who said he had submitted personal details at several places after landing, including Indonesian customs and COVID check counters, and his fellow passenger may have done the same.
left without luggage
After waiting for hours, the young man from Bengaluru had to leave for Jakarta city with only his handbag and laptop. All his clothes, shoes, toiletries, some currency and important work documents are inside his missing blue luggage.
“I believe that the second passenger will look for his bag soon after realizing his mistake and contact the Jakarta airport authorities or Sri Lankan Airlines. I requested the airline to help in locating the baggage Because I haven’t changed clothes or shoes, but in vain,” Johri told TOI.
Attempts to reach Sri Lankan Airlines representatives or the helpline with a query regarding the Bengaluru passenger were in vain till Thursday.