A seemingly ordinary cellphone incident turned into an extraordinary event in Chhattisgarh, State of India where as millions of gallons of water meant for parched fields were inadvertently drained from a dam. According to the Indian media reports, a government official, Rajesh Vishwas, accidentally dropped his phone into the 15-foot-deep water of the Kherkatta Paralkot reservoir. Panicked by the loss of his phone, Vishwas sought assistance from the Irrigation Department to retrieve it, using a 30-horsepower pump to drain the reservoir’s water. WATCH the video below: Over the course of three days, a staggering of 2,100,000 litres of water was drained, depriving around 1,500 acres of land of the much-needed irrigation resource. Finally, after the discharge of million of gallons of water, the officer’s Samsung S23 phone, valued at Rs 96,000, was recovered. However, it came as no surprise that the phone had suffered irreparable damage due to its prolonged submersion. Officer’s B...