Shaqaale dhisme oo Belgium ka helay dahab iyo lacag doolar $10.4 milyan ah oo ku aasnaa aasaaskii guriga
Shaqaale dhisme oo ku sugan Bariga Flanders ee Belgium ayaa helay dahab iyo lacag caddaan ah oo qiimahoodu gaarayo US$10.4 milyan oo doolar, kuwaas oo laga helay aasaaskii guri ay dayactirinayeen. Waxaa ka mid ahaa wiil 18 jir ah oo la magac baxday Kobe.
Sida loo helay hantida qarsoon
Shaqaalaha dhismuhu waxay khasnaddii dahabka iyo shilimaanta ka heleen aasaaskii guriga intii ay ku guda jiray rakibidda tuubooyin cusub oo wasakhda guriga. Hawlahaas ayaa ka dhacay guri ku yaal gobolka Bariga Flanders ee Belgium.
Kobe, oo ah arday 18 jir ah, ayaa ka mid ahaa kuwii helay hantidaas. Wuxuu VRT u sheegay: "Falcelinteennii ugu horreysay waxay ahayd mid aan la rumaysan karin oo la yaab leh." Wuxuu intaa ku daray: "Markii hore waxaan u maleynayay inay yihiin 1 shilin oo Yuuro ah. Laakiin ka dib waxaan sidoo kale aragnay dahab halkaas yaal. Waa markaas markii aan ogaanay inay tahay wax weyn."
Werwer iyo tallaabo booliis
Shaqaalahu waxay hantidaas ku wargeliyeen booliiska, iyagoo caddeeyay inaysan awoodin inay iyagu qaataan sababtoo ah xaddiga weyn ee la helay. Mario, oo ah maamulaha goobta, ayaa VRT ku yiri: "Waxaa jira shilimaad iyo dahabka aad u badan, taasna waxay noqon lahayd wax aan macquul ahayn."
Booliiska deegaanka ayaa dadweynaha uga digay inaysan u soo booqan goobta dhismaha raadinta hanti kale. Sida ay qoreen: "The local police have urged the public not to visit the construction site looking for the treasure found there."
Qaybinta iyo sugitaanka mulkiilaha
Hantida waxaa la xilsaaray hay'adda CAW Oost-Vlaanderen, oo adeegyo bulsho siisa magaalada Dendermonde. Agaasimaha Geert Hillaert wuxuu ku tilmaamay dareenkiisa: "Surprise and amazement" wuxuuna rajeynayaa in lacagta loo isticmaalo "the significant needs we face every day."
Sharciga Belgium wuxuu mulkiilaha xaqa u siinayaa shan sano oo sheegasho ah; haddii uusan soo bixin, waa loo qaybinayaa helaha iyo milkiilaha guriga. Shirkadda iyo hay'adda waxay sugan yihiin 1,823 maalmood.
Construction workers renovating a home in eastern Belgium discovered a hidden stash of gold and cash worth $10.4 million while installing waste-disposal pipes in the building's foundation, prompting a police investigation and a public appeal for the rightful owner to come forward within five years.
Discovery During Routine Renovation Work
Construction workers in Belgium discovered a hidden cache of gold and cash worth US$10.4 million in the foundation of a house they were renovating. The find occurred in eastern Flanders, where the team was installing new waste-disposal pipes when they encountered the buried treasure. An 18-year-old worker named Kobe was among those who made the discovery, describing his initial reaction as one of disbelief and amazement.
At first we thought it was 1 euro. But then we also saw gold there. That was when we realized it was something big, Kobe told the Belgian public broadcaster VRT. The site manager, Mario, added that the sheer volume of gold and cash was impossible to ignore, warning that taking it would constitute a crime. The workers immediately reported the find to police, stating they could not keep the treasure due to its enormous value.
Charity Takes Custody Amid Legal Uncertainty
The gold and cash have been handed over to the CAW Oost-Vlaanderen charity organization, which provides social services in the city of Dendermonde. The charity's director, Geert Hillaert, expressed surprise and amazement at the discovery, hoping the funds could support the organization's daily operations and address significant community needs. Meanwhile, Belgian law grants the rightful property owner five years to claim the hoard, after which it would be split between the finder and the house owner.
The construction company and the charity are now waiting for the rightful owner to come forward within 1,823 days. Local police have warned the public not to visit the construction site in search of the gold and cash, urging anyone with information to contact authorities instead. Police shared a photograph of the treasure on their Facebook page, expressing hope that the recovery will end up in the right place and change people's lives.
Community Impact and Ongoing Investigation
The discovery has drawn attention from the 47,000 residents of Dendermonde, raising questions about how the funds might benefit the local community. Authorities have launched a formal investigation to identify the original owner of the property, though no leads have emerged so far. The case remains open, with officials emphasizing that the treasure must be returned to its legitimate owner or distributed according to legal provisions if unclaimed.
Belgian law stipulates that if no one claims the property within the five-year period, it will be divided between the finder and the owner of the house. This legal framework ensures that the treasure does not vanish into limbo but instead finds its way to those entitled to it. The situation continues to captivate public interest, with many wondering about the history behind such a substantial hidden fortune.
