Two Noida Apartments Burgled of Gold, Silver, and Cash Worth 2 Crores
Residents of two locked flats in Noida's The Crescent Apartment discovered their homes had been burgled upon returning from travel. The stolen items include gold biscuits, silver, and cash, with a combined estimated value of 2 crore rupees.
A significant burglary occurred at The Crescent Apartment complex in Noida, where thieves targeted two separate residences. The theft was discovered when the occupants returned to their homes to find them broken into. According to reports, one of the affected families had been away in Panipat, while the owner of the second flat was abroad in the United States at the time of the incident.
The total value of the stolen assets, which include gold biscuits, silver, and cash, is estimated to be approximately 2 crore rupees. Local authorities have been notified, and the investigation into the breach of the residential premises is ongoing. While the report confirms the theft occurred in locked flats, it does not specify the exact date the burglary took place or whether security footage from the apartment complex has provided any leads on the suspects. There are currently no reports of injuries, as both flats were unoccupied during the time of the crime.
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