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BERLIN – German police say a 16-year-old refugee from Iraq is in line for a reward after she turned in a lost handbag with 14,000 euros (nearly $17,000) in it.
The dpa news agency reports that girl, who lives in a refugee home in Berlin, found the handbag on a city subway and gave it to her mother, who gave it to police.
Police said Tuesday that a 78-year-old woman had accidentally left the bag behind on the train.
German law requires a reward representing 3 per cent of the value for expensive items found and returned. Items found on public transit system are eligible for a smaller reward of 1.5 per cent.
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