Police in Chongqing pick up yuan notes tossed onto the street by a woman 'in a bad mood' as pedestrians look on. Photo: Handout Police in Chongqing pick up yuan notes tossed onto the street by a woman 'in a bad mood' as pedestrians look on. Photo: Handout
Police in Chongqing pick up yuan notes tossed onto the street by a woman 'in a bad mood' as pedestrians look on. Photo: Handout

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Chinese woman ‘in bad mood’ dumps US$2,300 cash in street

Police quickly rounded up the cash and returned it to her as bemused pedestrians looked on

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Josh Ye
Josh Ye

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Police in Chongqing pick up yuan notes tossed onto the street by a woman 'in a bad mood' as pedestrians look on. Photo: Handout Police in Chongqing pick up yuan notes tossed onto the street by a woman 'in a bad mood' as pedestrians look on. Photo: Handout
Police in Chongqing pick up yuan notes tossed onto the street by a woman 'in a bad mood' as pedestrians look on. Photo: Handout
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