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导游员小王接待的某旅行团原计划于12月23日16：00由H市飞抵S市。23日晚餐后，小王突然接到内勤通知，该团因故必须乘23日8：00的航班提前离开，该团即将抵达机场时，团员怀特夫人神色慌张地告诉小王，她将一条钻石项链放在枕头下面，因离店时匆忙，忘记取出，要求立即返回饭店。（1）小王接到内勤通知后，应该做哪些工作（2）得知怀特夫人遗忘物品后，小王应如何妥善处理
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