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U.s. Agency Calls For Safer Lithium-Ion Batteries After Samsung Fires


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A woman talking on her mobile phone walks past an advertisement promoting Samsung Electronics' Galaxy Note 7 at company's headquarters in Seoul"Consumers should never have to worry that a battery-powered device might put them, their family or their property at risk,†Consumer Product Safety Commission Chairman Elliot Kaye said in a statement. The agency reached agreement with Samsung to recall 2.5 million Note 7 phones in early September. While most recalls have a "dangerously low" consumer response rate, 97 percent of Samsung's Note 7 phones have been returned, Kaye said.




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