On April 25, 2024, the police at the Bachu Station Police Station of the Kashgar Public Security Bureau received a notification that gold jewelry was scattered from the train toilet, so the police activated the emergency plan and searched along the way.

In the end, 12 pieces of gold jewelry were recovered, totaling 130 grams and worth about 70,000 yuan.

According to Lu Jiaxuan, a police officer who participated in the operation, although there were 130 grams of gold, they were all scattered jewelry, and they were inconspicuous scattered on the railroad tracks.

Moreover, the train was in operation when the gold fell, and there was great uncertainty about the location and time of the fall, which made it very difficult to search.

The Kashgar Public Security Bachu Station Police Station arranged two teams of police to search in sections, and in four hours, they searched nearly 20 kilometers of railway, and finally found gold jewelry in the cracks in the stones next to the tracks.

In the end, I found four gold necklaces, two gold rings, two gold bracelets, a pair of gold earrings, and a pair of studs.

Gold down the river

The owner, who learned that the lost items had been recovered, rushed to the police station and retrieved his lost gold.

It turned out that on April 20, Ms. Re, the owner of the gold, took the K9719 train from Aksu to Moyu, during which she went to the toilet once, causing the gold she was carrying to fall into the train urinal.

It was about 3 a.m. on April 21, and Ms. Re put the gold in the stockings for safety, and then tied the stockings to her legs, never thinking that she accidentally dropped the stockings containing the gold into the urinal.

And the toilet of this train is inline, and the excrement will be scattered along the tracks along the train line, which is the story of the police searching for gold along the way.

There may be many viewers who have not thought about where the excrement produced by going to the toilet goes when taking the transportation.

Poop that flies in the wind

The train that Ms. Hot took this time is an in-line toilet, and as the name suggests, it is to discharge excrement directly.

In-line toilets are simple and efficient, low maintenance, and used to be a universal design for train toilets.

Due to the high speed of the train, the excrement will be broken up and broken by the high-speed air current, so there will be no accumulation of excrement.

Decomposed, broken excrement can be quickly decomposed by microorganisms without causing serious pollution.

Even if there are large pieces of excrement that are not decomposed, there will be railway staff to clean them up.

Many trains are not allowed to use toilets when they arrive at the station, because the speed of the train decreases when they stop at the station, and the wind speed does not completely break up the excrement, which will cause pollution.

However, there are also many disadvantages of straight toilets, such as environmental pollution, bacterial breeding can spread diseases, excrement can corrode the rails, reduce the service life of the rails, etc., so many train toilets have been upgraded.

Most modern trains use vacuum toilets, which use water shock and vacuum suction to recover excrement to the transit station at the bottom of the carriage after passengers have finished using the toilet.

When the excrement is full, the station staff will use a sewage suction pump to collect the excrement and send it to the sewage plant for unified treatment.

Toilets on airplanes used to be in-line, and like trains, airplanes were able to use high-speed air currents to break up excrement.

It's just that the speed of the plane is faster than that of the train, the air pressure is greater, and the speed of the excrement flying downwind is equivalent to the speed of the high-speed train.

So when we look up at the planes flying overhead, are we breathing in the excrement of the plane's passengers?

As with trains, airplane toilets have now been upgraded and the sewerage system is more advanced, so that excrement flies away in the wind.

epilogue

The recovery of 130 grams of gold is a lucky thing for the hot lady, but it also serves as a reminder to passengers to protect their belongings when taking public transport.

In the event of a loss of property, it is necessary to seek help from the train staff and the police in time, so that it is possible to recover the loss.

As the saying goes, people don't pick up four things: iced black tea under the tower crane, eight-treasure porridge under the roller coaster, beef jerky by the railroad tracks, and raisins under the table.

Do you know what that means?

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130g of gold fell off the railroad tracks when the woman went to the toilet on the train and put the gold in stockings and tied it to her legs - Dawan News