“In Lisbon, between 2017 and 2022, the Lisbon Fire Regiment fought and extinguished 25 lithium battery fires, which injured six people.”
You are asked to “always” follow the manufacturer’s instructions and not charge the device “under your pillow, in bed or on the sofa” or when you have no control over the battery, such as “at night or while you are away, or in access points/common areas.”
The warning was posted Tuesday by Sapadores on her social media, warning that lithium batteries used in computers, cell phones, bicycles, scooters, motorcycles or cars “store large amounts of energy that, due to any defect or error of use, they may catch fire or explode due to overheating.”
Author: Sergio A. Vitorino
Source: CM Jornal
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