Icons, a clinic appointment ticket, and even lavash. What Belarusians put into ATMs
Priorbank showed a collection of unusual items that its specialists retrieved from ATMs.

Among the finds were receipts and candy wrappers, a small icon, an appointment ticket to a neurologist, and even a piece of lavash. Judging by the published photo, engineers also came across more common trifles — coins, rubber bands, and paper clips.
According to a bank specialist, these last three categories are most often found inside the devices.
Priorbank believes that this happens more by accident than intentionally: for example, a foreign object might fall into the ATM along with a stack of banknotes that a person is depositing.
For the device itself, such a trifle can become a problem. A foreign object can stop the recycler from working, making it unusable until a specialist arrives.
The bank reminds users of this in case someone urgently needs to withdraw cash or top up their card at that moment.
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