An Indian government official dropped his Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, which he said contained government data, into a reservoir in central India; he's facing a media firestorm for wasting enough water to supply 1,500 acres of crops, according to a report.
A government official in India really, really didn’t want to buy a new phone after he dropped his into the water—so he did the reasonable thing and drained an entire reservoir to get it back.
32-year-old food inspector Rajesh Vishwas fumbled his brand-new Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra, which he said contained government data, into a reservoir in central India on May 21, thereported. After some locals he enlisted to dive in search of the phone came up empty, Vishwas used a diesel pump to drain three feet of water. He eventually found his phone—which was, predictably, broken.
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