<p>Mumbai: At least 60 persons approached Mumbai police with complaints of mobile phone theft after the massive victory parade held for the T20 World Cup winning Indian team at Marine Drive, an official said on Friday.</p><p>The parade, which was held on Thursday, was among the biggest welcome events of its kind with several thousand people converging at the iconic promenade.</p><p>"At least 64 persons lost their mobile phones during the event. Since then, some 60 persons have approached Marine Drive police station to lodge complaints. Four complaints have been filed online. Thirteen phones that were found on the road were returned to their owners," he said.</p>.After Team India’s T20 World Cup victory parade, BMC collects trash in 2 dumpers, 5 jeeps from Mumbai’s Marine Drive.<p>The official pointed out there were no complaints of theft, misbehaviour with women etc during the event, adding that the discipline shown by the thousands who took part in the event by following instructions was praiseworthy.</p><p>Incidentally, a video of people moving away on a stretch packed to the brim to open a path for an ambulance garnered all round praise from social media users.</p><p>The 11 persons who were taken to hospital after complaining of suffocation are stable and out of danger, the official added.</p>
<p>Mumbai: At least 60 persons approached Mumbai police with complaints of mobile phone theft after the massive victory parade held for the T20 World Cup winning Indian team at Marine Drive, an official said on Friday.</p><p>The parade, which was held on Thursday, was among the biggest welcome events of its kind with several thousand people converging at the iconic promenade.</p><p>"At least 64 persons lost their mobile phones during the event. Since then, some 60 persons have approached Marine Drive police station to lodge complaints. Four complaints have been filed online. Thirteen phones that were found on the road were returned to their owners," he said.</p>.After Team India’s T20 World Cup victory parade, BMC collects trash in 2 dumpers, 5 jeeps from Mumbai’s Marine Drive.<p>The official pointed out there were no complaints of theft, misbehaviour with women etc during the event, adding that the discipline shown by the thousands who took part in the event by following instructions was praiseworthy.</p><p>Incidentally, a video of people moving away on a stretch packed to the brim to open a path for an ambulance garnered all round praise from social media users.</p><p>The 11 persons who were taken to hospital after complaining of suffocation are stable and out of danger, the official added.</p>