From groceries to baby strollers: Here's what South Africans leave behind on Uber backseats
From iPhones to passports, and even baby strollers, the array of forgotten belongings in South African Ubers are diverse and, in some instances, strange.
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From iPhones to passports, and even baby strollers, the array of forgotten belongings in South African Ubers are diverse and, in some instances, strange.
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