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The Japanese company Sopurika delivered more than 3,000 flashlights working with normal salt and water to the Ukrainian Embassy in Japan. This was announced on Facebook by Serhiy
This was announced on Facebook by Serhiy Korsunsky, Ukraine’s Ambassador to Japan, according to Ukrinform.
The diplomat said that in order for such a flashlight to work for 120 hours, it is necessary to fill a bag with 15 g of salt and pour some water.
“As soon as possible, we will send it to Ukraine along with other useful things that have already accumulated on the next plane,” Korsunsky said.
In his opinion, such a simple device would be very useful in conditions of bomb shelters or damaged power lines.
As reported, Japanese Finance Minister Sungiti Suzuki supported Ukraine’s request to increase aid to our country to $300 million. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Photograph: Sergiy Korsunsky / Facebook
Source: Ukrinform
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