A government official in India dropped his phone in a reservoir and asked divers to retrieve it. When they failed, he resorted to extreme measures.
If you happen to accidentally drop your phone in water, hopefully it’ll be a puddle rather than a reservoir.
Recommended Videos Upset to see his phone disappear from view, Rajesh Vishwas called in local divers to look for it, but they were unable to locate it in the reservoir’s murky depths. Three days later, after nearly half a million gallons of water had been pumped from the reservoir, Vishwas, a local food inspector, was able to locate his phone. But it no longer worked.
According to local media reports, Vishwas pleaded innocence, saying he’d been given verbal permission from a senior to partially drain the reservoir into a nearby canal. But district officials rejected his claim.
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