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Restoration of old truck batteries in Pakistan
(8) | 22/10/2019 | Translate: The process of restoring old truck batteries by artisans in Pakistan. The conditions shown are quite dangerous, since the battery fluid (sulfuric acid) and the hot pencil is quite toxic. Workers should wear at least gloves.
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