A heartfelt appreciation to Damche Norbu, a Class X student of Lungtenzampa MSS, and his sister, Sonam Yuden, for handing over an ash-coloured bag they found in the main town area to the Central Thimphu Police Station on 16 October 2026.
A heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Jamtsho for handing over a red bag he found while returning from Paro Taktsang to the Central Thimphu Police Station.
A heartfelt appreciation to Mr. Rinchen Wangdi and Mr. Pema Thinley for handing over a wallet they found in the main town area to Thimphu Police Station on the morning of 4 September 2026.
Drimpon Jigme Dorji of Dorokha Police Station found Nu. 35,900 along the Dorokha highway and ensured it was returned to its rightful owner, Mr. Raj Bdr. Rai of Khempaling, Samtse.
The Royal Bhutan Police commends the exemplary honesty and civic responsibility demonstrated by two young students, Pema Wangmo Tamang and Tsheten Wangmo, both studying in Class III at Sherabling Primary School, Trongsa.
The Royal Bhutan Police sincerely appreciates Ms. Tshewang Dema, a resident of Motithang, for her honesty and integrity.
In an exemplary display of honesty and integrity, Lam Phub Dorji, also known as Lam Babu of Paro Dratshang, returned a lost wallet containing cash in multiple currencies and personal belongings to its rightful owner.
On February 25, 2025, Mr. Nakphel (43) from Reti, Jigmecholing Sarpang Dzongkhag approached the Gelephu Police seeking assistance after he inadvertently left his bag in a taxi while traveling from Samdrupling to Gelephu Town. The bag contained a substantial sum of money.
On December 17, 2024, Mr. Nim Tshering, an employee of FCBL Phuntsholing, demonstrated remarkable integrity by returning two bags containing a MacBook, iPad, Sa…
Norbu Gyeltshen, a civil servant and desuup, was one of the first responders at the scene. He helped rescue 15 people from the flashflood.