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The man found 3,000 yuan inside the fish |
A CHINESE man found £200 in the belly of a rotten fish his dog had found in the rubbish.
Mr Wang, of Huichun city, says he noticed his dog enjoying a fish, and, curious, decided to check it out, according to Ananova.
"I lifted the fish, and saw it was already rotting. But then a package wrapped in oily paper dropped out," he told the City Evening.
"I used a stick to poke the package to make sure it wasn't a prank or something."
Wang says that when he saw money inside, he couldn't believe his eyes. The money came to 3,000 yuan, nearly £200.
"The fish must have been given to someone as a present. But I guess they didn't know about the money," he added.
Wang says he will return the money if anyone can correctly identify the colour and other characteristics of the package.
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