Lost my phone in Termini Station, Rome [closed]

My brother lost his phone in/near the Termini Station on Sunday, November 20th - 16:00 to 16:50.

The phone's model is a one plus 3, with it being gold color at the back.

Can you please check if one has been reported found? Likely place to have dropped the phone would be near the trenitalia ticket purchased at 16:32, which was at the immediate left of the entrance to the termini station (where the buses to the airport depart).

Phone has precious memories in them. I'm hoping it wasn't pick pocketed, and instead just lost. :-(

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Best Answer

We're a travel website and are not responsible for Termini Station.

The people responsible for the station recommend that you contact the lost property office run by the Rome City Council and/or the Railway Police.

The telephone number listed on that page is 06 67693214 / 3217.

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What time does Termini station open?

Budget for queues waiting to both deposit and retrieve your luggage. Opening hours are 6am to 11pm. Fees for a single piece of luggage are around \u20ac6 for the first 5 hours, then \u20ac1/hour between the 6th and 12th hour, then \u20ac0.50 for every additional hour.

Is Termini station safe at night?

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