In a remarkable feat of innovation, young inventor Kim Ji-on from South Korea has developed a groundbreaking fire-escape breathing phone grip. This exceptional device features filters designed to absorb toxic gases and trap harmful particles, granting users vital time to escape during a fire emergency. Kim’s invention recently garnered a national award, and she intends to generously donate her prize money to aid those in developing nations.
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