In Naples, Italy, an automated teller machine (ATM) spewed out dozens of bills, and the local police investigated it.
On the streets of Naples, Italy, on the 22nd (local time), a man is passing in front of a large poster representing the Italian flag with a mask to prevent the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19). AFP=Yonhap News
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According to local media such as TGCOM24 on the 29th (local time), an ATM installed in the center of Naples on the 26th poured out dozens of 20 euros and 50 euros bills.
The surroundings froze for an instant, as pedestrians stopped by surprise at the sudden situation.
Although it is Christmas holidays, there were not many people on the street due to restrictions on going out due to the novel coronavirus infection (Corona 19).
According to local media, a 51-year-old man from Morocco, who had been out for a walk at the time, stepped forward and arranged the situation.
The man carefully collected the bills that had fallen on the floor and delivered them to a nearby police station.
The total amount of bills this man collected was 980 euros, which amounted to about 1.31 million won.
In spite of the increased financial difficulties due to the Corona 19 outbreak, local praise continues for men who acted honestly.
Meanwhile, Italian police are investigating the possibility of hacking the ATM system.
Reporter Shin Hyeyeon [email protected]
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