In recent days, an incident in Guangxi, Guilin, “30,000 gold bracelets lost after cat-plugged garbage cans” has triggered online discussion. The client, Wang, experienced an accident that was so funny and so regrettable.
On 15 August, at around 7 p.m., Ms. Wang was at her home, where she was enjoying snail powder and, because of the greasyness of the dishes, she was able to remove the 30,000-dollar gold bracelets from the tea table and then go to the kitchen to clean the dishes. Ms. Wang's three-year-old cat, "Bitch", had a strong interest in the golden bracelet on the tea table. The surveillance footage clearly records the cat's deviant behavior: it only uses grey-and-white claws first to test the ground. The bracelet was pulled twice, and suddenly worked so hard that the bracelet suddenly rolled into the trash cans on several sides of the tea, and the process lasted only 12 seconds. Ms. Wang, who was in the kitchen at the time, heard the sound of Tinker Bell and thought that the cat was playing with a bottlecap, but didn't care.
By more than 12 in the morning, Ms. Wang had packed her garbage bags and thrown them down the stairs, as usual, without realizing that she was hiding her valuable gold bracelet at the bottom of the trash can. It was not until after 6 p.m. the following day that Ms. Wang wanted to wear her bracelet that she suddenly realized that the bracelet was missing. When she went through the box and looked everywhere for no results, she rushed to see the home surveillance, which led to the discovery that the bracelet had been pushed by cats and thrown away. Aware of the poor situation, Ms. Wang immediately chose to call for help. However, upon enquiry, she was informed by the civilian police that the garbage from the area had been taken away by the van at 5 a.m. and that it had been disposed of at the burning plant on the outskirts of the city at around 10 a.m., with little chance of recovering the bracelet.
According to Ms. Wang, this golden bracelet is a gift from the mother to herself at the age of 30, which is of special significance and which has been lost to her for several days.
The issue was discussed online by a wide range of netizens. Netizen “Full Own” Lee said, “It's painful to lose, but it also reminds foster families that valuables must be put in place.” The Netizen, “The Careless King, Little Zhang”, said, “It's so resonating that I often leave things with my hands and I can't find them, and I really need to be careful later. Netizens, Optimist Little King, comforts: "Just pay for a lesson, and then cats will look better."
Source: Elephant News