Afghanistan, Oct. 26 -- A Bangladeshi man says his stolen Samsung smartphone was tracked to Kabul nearly two months after it disappeared in Dhaka, prompting him to appeal to Taliban authorities for its recovery.
Mohammad Munir Hossain said his Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra was stolen from his pocket while he was boarding a bus in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on August 9. He had purchased the phone two days earlier, on August 7, for 112,500 Bangladeshi taka, equivalent to approximately $910.
Hossain said he subsequently filed a theft complaint with police in Dhaka on August 18 and pursued the case through the relevant authorities.
Images from Samsung's phone-tracking application reportedly show the device's location in Kabul, the Afghanistan capital. In...