An Indian man was left devastated when he discovered termites had eaten through his life savings worth Rs0.5 million hidden in a trunk.
A resident of Mylavaram in Krishna District of India’s Andhra Pradesh state, Bijli Jamalayya, reportedly collapsed after termites ate his life savings worth Rs0.5 million which was kept inside a trunk to build a house.
After opening the trunk box for an urgent need of Rs0.1 for business investment, Jamalayya discovered that the money was half-eaten by termites.
He left devastated after the discovery and the shreds of currency notes were scattered on the floor, local media reported.
#AndhraPradesh: A business man from Krishna district chosed to save his earnings in a trunk stored at home, he received a shock when he found termites destroyed the currency. Bijli Jamalayya, a resident of Mylavaram, lost all his savings. pic.twitter.com/FF9BrpRQMi
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The pig farmer was reportedly keeping his savings in the trunk as none of his family members has a bank account. It emerged that the incident came to light after his neighbours informed the police after noticing Jamalayya’s kids playing with the banknotes.
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