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Chinese man recovers 191 grams of gold from old SIM cards, video goes viral (Image: Canva) A man in China claims to have recovered 191 grams of gold from discarded SIM cards and electronic waste, ...

On January 20 2026, a southern Chinese man's video surfaced online, who reportedly managed to extract 191 grams of gold from discarded SIMs. This triggered a further surge in demand for used SIM cards ...

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A man in China is making headlines for allegedly extracting gold from discarded SIM cards. He claimed that he removed 191 grams of gold so far. However, he was also warned of safety risks. On Chinese ...

A man in southeastern China has drawn huge attention after showing how he extracted gold from old SIM cards. This has amazed many people and even started a rush to buy used SIM cards online. But the ...

Chinese man extracts 191g of gold from scrap SIM cards and telecom chip waste His viral videos sparked a buying frenzy for discarded SIM cards in China He warns gold extraction uses dangerous ...

His process managed to extract 191g of gold from waste It sounds like alchemy, the turning of ordinary substances into gold and yet, that’s exactly what one Chinese man is laying claim to. He ...

A man in southeastern China who extracted 191 grams of gold from discarded SIM cards has sparked a sales frenzy. However, the man has warned of the serious safety risks involved in the process. Known ...

SINGAPORE – From Feb 28, telco customers will be able to register up to only 10 postpaid SIM cards in Singapore, as part of efforts to step up the fight against scams. The move is the latest salvo in ...

SINGAPORE: Individuals will only be able to register up to 10 postpaid SIM cards across all telcos from end-February, as Singapore’s authorities tighten SIM card limits to prevent illicit use.