Many people fell off their bikes. @mybmc, please look into this. Near Janhvi Hospital, Amrapali Apartment & Krishna Ashish Apartment, Turel Pakhadi Road, Malad West.
https://t.co/5F3CjhD4Ed
Many people fell off their bikes. @mybmc, please look into this. Near Janhvi Hospital, Amrapali Apartment & Krishna Ashish Apartment, Turel Pakhadi Road, Malad West.
https://t.co/5F3CjhD4Ed
Many people fell off their bikes. @mybmc, please look into this. Near Janhvi Hospital, Amrapali Apartment & Krishna Ashish Apartment, Turel Pakhadi Road, Malad West.
https://t.co/5F3CjhD4Ed
3rd reminder @mybmc@mybmcWardPN@MCGMConstPermit
Are you now selling public road space?
Is it permitted to occupy and capture an already narrow road just to install a name board for a road or chowk
Who approved this?
Near Kamla Jainson, Jakaria Road, Malad West.
*Missing Person Post*
Name - Hetarth Paras Modi
Parents- Trupti Paras Modi
Address - Kd heights 2, Kathiywadi Chowk, Near Malad passport office, Malad East.
Contact number -+91 90227 28062
Last seen at Malad station 12:20-25 PM
Age- 14 years
#Missing#MissingPerson
@mybmc@mybmcWardPN Newly built road with one big part not constructed leads to daily accidents at Jakaria Road, Near Post office, Malad West, Mumbai - 400064
Its 12:45 in night Hugh noice due to some work going on near by Kamla Jainson, near Janavi Hospital, Jakaria Road, Malad West, Mumbai - 400064 @MumbaiPolice
Spending billions to solve a volume problem when the real bottleneck is a purity problem :)
China makes almost all the world's gallium, not because it planned to, but because gallium comes out as a side product when you refine aluminum.
China built a huge aluminum industry over 20 years, and gallium just came along for free.
The whole world only needs 760 tons of gallium a year, which is a tiny market.
Now gallium is critical. You need it for military chips, satellites, 5G equipment, and advanced semiconductors.
America woke up and realized it depends on China for this stuff. So Washington is spending billions to build its own gallium plants.
But these plants will not be ready until 2030, they will make gallium that costs 20% more than Chinese gallium, and the gallium they produce will be low quality.
To make chips you need ultra pure gallium, 7N grade, and almost nobody outside China and Japan can do that at scale.
Here is where it gets clever. China banned gallium exports, then paused the ban until November 2026. Why?
Because the threat is more powerful than the actual ban. While the ban is paused, America is pouring money into expensive projects.
China can wait, let those projects get built, and then flood the market with cheap gallium again.
China did this exact same thing with rare earths in 2010. Western companies announced big mining plans, China reopened supply, prices crashed, and those Western projects died.
There is one more twist. China also banned the export of a special resin that you need to extract gallium from aluminum.
So even if you build a plant outside China, you cannot get this key chemical cheaply.
And China is now creating government controlled whitelists for tungsten and antimony exports, meaning only approved companies can sell abroad. Gallium will almost certainly get the same treatment after November 2026.
China controls the base industry, the refining, the chemicals, and the purity. America is trying to build a workaround, but it is years away, expensive, and low quality.
China knows this, so it is using the threat of cutting supply as a weapon while letting America waste money on projects that China can destroy whenever it wants.
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