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It rains heavily one day on a weekend. People receive many notifications. The student investigators are shocked. They hold onto the theory that rain cleans up the mess that causes electronic malfunction.<br>
They observe the lanes have less cow dung, which were already washed away.<br>
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"He starts his laptop and waits for any sign of malfunction. Nothing... His laptop worked perfectly. He asked his friend who stayed next door to switch on his old phone as he had bought a new one recently. They waited for it to start and see it glitch but that too worked perfectly. What happened that caused everything to set right?<br><br>
Sid noticed that it was still raining outside. His mind started racing. It hadn't rained for days; the climate was pretty dry earlier. The elements in the garbage must be wet or washed away which must have caused disruption in its pathway to affect electronics. Assuming that the element must have washed away he concludes that the element must have something radioactive that emit fumes or radiation that obviously any naked eye couldn't see. He remembered the day when he found the loner sitting and sniffing on the street. He remembered the stench was awful to smell. What if the stench wasn't what it seemed to be? What if those were fumes? He knew anything that was radioactive should affect humans too. But he seemed to be perfectly fine."</i></p>
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