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Warning over power bank fire risk on flights as summer holidays begin | GhanaFront
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Abubakar Ibrahim • 25 Jun • 563 words · 3 min read
As summer holidays approach, new warnings are emerging about common travel items and a hidden danger that could impact your flight.
Flight passengers are receiving warnings about the risks associated with packing certain electronic devices in hold luggage. This comes as aviation regulators highlight a growing safety concern ahead of the busy summer travel period.
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