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Phones, batteries should not be left charging unattended

Phones, batteries should not be left charging unattended
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The Electrical and Electronics Association of Malaysia has issued a warning against leaving lithium-powered devices charging unattended. They advise using certified chargers and avoiding charging on flammable surfaces to prevent fire hazards.

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As reliance on lithium-ion batteries grows, public awareness of safety protocols is critical to preventing property damage and personal injury.

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PETALING JAYA: Leaving phones, batteries and other lithium battery-powered devices charging unattended could have serious consequences, with stakeholders warning the increased risk of safety hazards.

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