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A man from Guangdong, China, has gained attention for extracting 191.73 grams of gold, worth over US$30,000, from discarded SIM cards and electronic waste.

Operating under the name “Qiao the Hakka Gold Refiner,” he shared a video demonstrating the process, which involves highly corrosive chemicals and significant safety ris_ks.

Experts warn that improper handling can h@rm both people and the environment. The gold comes from a thin layer used in electronic components to improve conductivity.

The man clarified that the video aims to educate on recycling value, not to encourage unsafe practices.

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