Hot search on "subway emergency", what is this stalk?

Small subway one-way tickets are on fire on the Internet. First of all, Tianjin Metro shouted for netizens who got the "green card" to return it quickly. This topic was once popular in Weibo, which triggered a big discussion among netizens all over the country. A netizen in Wuhan posted a one-way ticket of 19 on Tik Tok, which also attracted urgent news from Wuhan Metro Operation Company.

A one-way ticket the size of a coin doesn't seem to be impressive. Why can't you just take it away? What if I find it at the station? According to reports, the subway one-way ticket belongs to state-owned assets, and passengers only have the right to use it after purchase, but have no ownership. Therefore, the words "recycling of state-owned assets after use" will be printed on the subway one-way tickets in many cities. If you find a ticket, each station has a special recycling bin, just put it in.

Sure enough, it didn't take long for the man to return the subway ticket, and he was terrified that he didn't steal it himself. Moreover, the attitude and temper of the official WeChat account in the subway station are not very good, and the tone seems to be very explosive in the process of publicity. Looking at the phenomenon that the man held more than a dozen subway tickets in his hand and was finally called back by the official WeChat account, netizens opened their eyes and stood up and expressed their opinions: it was so cute.

"The subway station is a way to make people laugh and cry. After all, this kind of thing is distributed in every station. There are fewer and fewer small plastic pieces, so it is no wonder that the station will be in a hurry. " "The reason why that man has so many subway one-way tickets is because he forgot it when he was in a hurry. Fortunately, he finally returned them. I have to say that the official account of WeChat in the comments of the masses is still quite cute. Seeing them make a statement is not only irritating, but also very cute. "

This video was subsequently edited and forwarded by a large number of media and netizens. A few hours later, the netizen posted a short video showing that he put a blue card in a special recycling bin with the words: "Go and return the ticket. Once again, it is really not stolen. "

According to the data, the netizen is a 25-year-old male who claims to be a subway fan. The reporter sent a private letter to him asking for an interview. As of press time, he did not receive a reply. When catching the subway, it is best to put the subway ticket at the corresponding window as soon as possible, so as not to cause other passengers to buy it without a ticket. After all, this is a public transport, and people should put themselves and others in the perspective of others when using it.

One-way ticket contains a certain cost, and the words "state-owned assets, transported abroad for recycling" are printed on the ticket face to remind the public of the nature of the ticket and reduce the loss of the ticket. According to estimates, a one-way subway ticket costs more than 3 yuan, and it is often lost.

Subway companies in many cities in China have published data on the loss of one-way tickets. In 2009, Beijing Metro Operation Company revealed that due to the fact that some passengers did not swipe their cards in and out of the station after purchasing tickets, nearly 7,000 one-way ticket cards were lost every day in the whole network of Beijing Metro, with the highest number exceeding 654.38+0.0000.