High-end flagship smartphone models Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra A very strange development is on the agenda for is located.
Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra It is a very expensive high-end smartphone model not only in Turkey but also abroad. That’s why no one wants to lose such a phone. Anyone who brings up this issue now? Rajesh Vishwas He became a food inspector named. According to the shared news, Vishwas accidentally took his Galaxy S23 Ultra while taking a selfie with his friends. It fell on the overflow section of the Kherkatta dam in India.. Unable to reach the phone normally due to the high depth there, the inspector contacted the irrigation department officials to recover the phone. The authorities allowed Vishwas to drain several meters of water to reach the phone, but this was not enough, so Vishwas took a very interesting and strange path. Rajesh, who rented a water pump, drained about 2.1 million liters of water over three days from the part of the phone where it fell.
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As a result, the inspector got his Galaxy S23 Ultra, but the result was not at all what he wanted. Because the smartphone gets water inside (Galaxy S23 Ultra is water resistant but not that much) has become unusable. The event also did not end here, as it would not be a surprise. Another irrigation officer, who was aware of this situation, filed a complaint against Rajesh, and as a result, Rajesh was suspended from his duties. “The amount of water discharged had no effect on the citizens living in the surrounding area.making a strange defense like Rajesh Vishwas, On top of that, he also said that 2.1 million liters of water extracted will be beneficial for farmers. Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra smartphone model is in the center a short video shared about the most interesting event You can watch it on the Tweet below.
watch | A food inspector posted in #chhattisgarh Kanker district was suspended after he drained out around 21 lakh liters of water from a reservoir next to a dam to fish out his recently-bought Samsung phone. pic.twitter.com/jXWzwfGSI3
— The Indian Express (@IndianExpress) May 26, 2023