<p>On Tuesday, an auto driver, who was entrusted with the task of delivering mails to post offices 3, 4, 25 and 37, dropped a bag containing about 400 mails on Residency Road.<br /><br />The auto driver, who lost the bag, blamed it on heavy traffic. Post Master Yoganand of Museum Road Post Office said: “The auto driver who was incharge of delivering the mails said he could not hear the sound when the bag containing mails fell, due to heavy traffic.”<br /><br />Authorities informed<br /><br />The bag was lying on the road throughout the night. Passersby who found the bag later informed the Museum Road Post Office.<br /><br />“Though, the mails did not fall under our jurisdiction, I contacted the Superintendent of Railway Mail Service and directed my men to deliver the mails based on his instructions,” Yoganand added.<br /><br />The good thing was that the check list was intact and the letters were not thrown out, which helped us in delivering the mails, he said.</p>
<p>On Tuesday, an auto driver, who was entrusted with the task of delivering mails to post offices 3, 4, 25 and 37, dropped a bag containing about 400 mails on Residency Road.<br /><br />The auto driver, who lost the bag, blamed it on heavy traffic. Post Master Yoganand of Museum Road Post Office said: “The auto driver who was incharge of delivering the mails said he could not hear the sound when the bag containing mails fell, due to heavy traffic.”<br /><br />Authorities informed<br /><br />The bag was lying on the road throughout the night. Passersby who found the bag later informed the Museum Road Post Office.<br /><br />“Though, the mails did not fall under our jurisdiction, I contacted the Superintendent of Railway Mail Service and directed my men to deliver the mails based on his instructions,” Yoganand added.<br /><br />The good thing was that the check list was intact and the letters were not thrown out, which helped us in delivering the mails, he said.</p>
