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I lost my Pearl 14x6 snare drum, red-gloss finish, after a short gig yesterday around 3pm near the Athens Concert Hall on Vassilissis Sofias Avenue. The shell has a few light scratches and a noticeable dent on the rim around the 3 o'clock lug. The snare wires feel a bit stiff and the head shows wear, but it still sounds sharp when struck. Inside the shell there’s a small blue sticker with the initials LH and a tiny red paint chip along the edge—easy to spot if you’re curious. This drum was a gift from my grandfather, so it’s really sentimental to me and I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my University of Athens student ID card yesterday around 3pm near the Acropolis Museum, along Dionysiou Areopagouitou. It's a white plastic card with a blue border and my photo on the left, plus the university crest on the back. The royal blue lanyard has a small white crest near the clip. There’s a coffee stain on the bottom left corner and a light crease along the right edge. A small sticker on the back shows my faculty access code, which helps me get into the library and buildings. I really need it back to keep up with my classes and campus facilities.
I lost my black 28-inch Samsonite suitcase yesterday around 3pm after I stepped off the metro at Monastiraki and wandered toward Ermou Street. It's a sturdy hard-shell case with a few scuffs on the bottom edge and a bright red fabric luggage tag with my initials 'S.D.' on the handle. One corner shows a small dent, and the zipper pull is slightly bent from travel. Inside, I had my travel documents, a printed itinerary, and a faded photo of my grandmother—things I can’t replace. If you found it somewhere near Monastiraki or Ermou, please reach out; I really need it back.
I’m missing my sister, Maria Kostopoulou, 26. Last seen yesterday around 3pm near Monastiraki Square in Athens, possibly headed toward Ermou Street. She was wearing a navy blue parka, gray hoodie, black jeans, and white sneakers, and she has a small dove tattoo behind her left ear; she’s carrying a light blue backpack with a red scarf tied to the strap. I’m really worried and just want her back safe; if you see her or have any information, message me here and I’ll reach out.
I'm Leila Farouk's sister. We last saw her yesterday around 3pm near the Syntagma Square metro entrance on Ermou Street, Athens, heading toward Monastiraki. She's 28, about 5 ft 6 in, with long dark hair, wearing a light gray hoodie, blue jeans, and white sneakers with a red stripe. She has a small star tattoo on her left wrist and a faint scar above her right eyebrow. She told me she was meeting a friend by the metro, but she hasn't shown up since. I'm really worried and would appreciate any sightings or updates from anyone who might have seen her around central Athens yesterday afternoon.
Found a university student ID card this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Acropolis Museum entrance on Dionysiou Areopagitou Street in Athens. The card is roughly credit-card size, white plastic with a blue gradient stripe across the top, a small portrait photo on the left, and the owner's name printed in both Greek and Latin scripts along the bottom. The back has a tiny coffee stain in the corner and a slight bend at the bottom-right, with an ID number faintly visible. Since it includes personal info, I want to get it back to its owner—if this is yours, we can arrange a quick pickup near Syntagma or at a nearby metro stop.
I found a silver Pandora bracelet this afternoon around 3pm on the pedestrian path along Dionysiou Areopagitou near the Acropolis Museum in Athens. It's a 7-inch silver-tone bracelet with a blue enamel heart charm and a tiny dolphin charm, and the clasp is engraved with the initials 'MP'. There's a little wear by the clasp, otherwise it's in great shape, like it could be a cherished keepsake. If this belongs to you, message me here and we can figure out a safe way to return it.
I found a tiny grey dwarf rabbit this morning around 11am, hopping along Ermou Street near Monastiraki Square in Athens. It wears a light blue harness with a tiny silver bell that jingles when it moves, and it has a white blaze on its nose plus a small dark spot on the left ear. It looks clean and well cared for, and it seems a bit shy but curious. I’m sure someone is missing this little guy—pet owners know how nerve-wracking it is to lose a furry friend. If this is your rabbit, share its name and one distinguishing detail so I can help get it back home.
I found a silver ring this morning around 7:30am outside the National Gardens Gate near Syntagma Square in Athens. It's a sterling silver band with a small emerald-like stone, about a size 7, and a delicate leaf pattern along the edge. On the inside there’s a tiny heart engraving and a 925 stamp, plus a faint dent from wear. If this sounds like yours, I’d love to help reunite you with it.
I found a cat this morning around 9:15am near the Acropolis Museum along Dionysiou Areopagitou Street. It's a medium-sized gray tabby with a white chest and white paws, and it wears a bright green collar with a tiny silver bell that jingles when he moves. There's a small notch in his left ear and a heart-shaped white patch on his chest—pretty distinctive if you know him. He seemed well-fed and curious, a bit wary at first but warms up quickly when you talk to him. If you're the owner, please message me through the app so we can arrange a quick reunion.
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