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21K charging devices sold on Amazon recalled after explosions, $2M+ in damages

By Info60 US Desk•Summary of reporting by AL.com•4d ago•0 views•
21K charging devices sold on Amazon recalled after explosions, $2M+ in damages
The CPSC has recalled over 21,000 power banks due to exploding lithium-ion batteries, causing burns, fires, and over $2 million in property damage.
More than 21,000 charging devices sold on Amazon are being recalled after nine reports of the devices exploding, one consumer burn report and a serious fire resulting in $2 million in property damage. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commissi... [1154 chars]
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