You have just spend a weekend staying at The Taj hotel in Mumbai. When you get home you find out that you have left a bag at the hotel. Write a letter to the manager. Explain in the letter: *When did you visit the hotel. *the details of your room and the bag * how can one identify the bag

Dear Sir
Last
weekend, I have a vacation with my family and reserve your hotel for living in Mumbai. We booked two rooms.
Firstly
, the
room
for my parents.
Secondly
, the
room
for me and 2 young brothers. I have lost my
bag
in my
room
since we left
this
country.
Firstly
, My
room
is 423 number
along with
the canteen. It has a double bed and full equipment for 3 folks living there.
Secondly
, my
bag
's colour is red and old.
Moreover
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it is made in the USA and has 4 wheels. I think I put it back in my clothes, that's why I forgot the
bag
.
Besides
that,
This
is an easy identity. When I went to
this
country, the ticker of the airport tagged the branch name tick for me. It's the left side of the
bag
. I think it's easy to identify the
bag
. I'm forward to hearing from you and if you have
further
information about the
bag
, feel free to reach out to me. Thanks and regards Vy
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