Lost But First

Bisma Solangi  _________________________________ A 13-year-old Pakistani kid named Bisma Solangi was invited by NASA because she created a device that prevents drivers from falling asleep. Originally Bisma Solangi hails from Tando Adam in Sindh. She attends Evergreen Secondary School , a private institution in Karachi's Hijrat Colony .  Evegreen Secondary School, Karachi To prevent drivers from nodding off while driving, 13-year-old Bisma Salangi and her eight-member team from Karachi's Evergreen Secondary School created " anti-sleep device for drivers. " Drivers typically snooze, feel weary, or fall asleep while driving, especially at night. Therefore, they will be warned by the anti-sleep device by making sounds as soon as they close their eyes.  Bisma Solangi claims that due to fatigue or inadequate sleep, drivers fall asleep behind the wheel all over the world, especially in Pakistan. Due to this road accidents re on the rise. However, anti-sleep devices assist

Shahzada Dawood   ________________________________ In his quest to explore the Titanic wreckage, billionaire Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood, vice chairman of Engro, and his son Suleman, along with three other passengers, were lost in the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday, 18 June 2023 . Shahzada Dawood and his Son, Suleman   Five people, including two Pakistani businessmen on board, died in the North Atlantic Ocean as a result of a multi-million dollar desire to visit the century-old, destroyed Titanic ship in 1912 . There were five people in the remote diving submersible, including Stockton Rush , the founder and CEO of Ocean Gate, Pakistani businessman Shahzada Dawood , 48, and his son  Suleman , 19, British businessman Hamish Harding , and French explorer Paul-Henri . The organization that operated the Titanic submarine was called The Ocean Gate. Ocean Gate Submersible   On Sunday, the 21-foot tourist submersible, which had a 96-hour oxygen supply , started its mission. It soon lost