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South Korean 12-year-old wins national award for fire-escape breathing device

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Kim Ji-on, a 12-year-old from South Korea, has invented a phone grip that doubles as a fire-escape breathing device. The gadget is equipped with filters capable of absorbing toxic gases and trapping harmful particles, buying users critical time to evacuate during a fire. Her invention recently earned her a national award in South Korea. Kim has announced plans to donate her prize money to support people in developing countries.

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