September 26, 2020
He said a sensor fitted in the ship segregates
Haaziq Kazi, who named his ship "Ervis", presented his idea to an
international audience on platforms like TedEx and Ted8. Other sensors fitted in
the ships hull toward the bottom detect marine life and water to separate them
from the waste.Pune: A 12-year-old boy in Pune claims to have designed a ship
that will help clean up the oceans and save marine life. He is working with
conservation organisations and forums to create awareness about the ill effects
of ocean plastic pollution and ways to prevent it.Kazi said the idea of
designing a ship came when he was nine years old."I watched some documentaries
and realised the impact waste has on marine life. I felt I had to do something.
"Marine life and water are sent back to the ocean, while waste is segregated
into five more parts," Kazi said.
He said a sensor fitted in the ship segregates
the plastic waste according to its size.The machine he designed sucks in water
from the ocean, which is then segregated between marine life and waste. The fish
we eat are eating plastic in the ocean, so the cycle of pollution cosmetic packaging Factory comes to us.
Hence, I came up with Ervis," Kazi said
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