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Phone explosion in China sparks fresh debate over mobile safety

A video circulating on social media shows the girl sitting on a sofa in her home while using her mobile phone.

CHINA: A shocking incident has recently surfaced from China where a mobile phone reportedly exploded in the hands of a young girl while she was using it.

Despite repeated warnings from experts, many people—including children—continue to use their phones while they are charging, a practice that can prove extremely dangerous.

A video circulating on social media shows the girl sitting on a sofa in her home while using her mobile phone. Moments later, the device suddenly explodes in her hands during use.

 

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The footage shows the frightened child falling off the sofa immediately after the blast before quickly getting up and running away from the spot.

The viral clip has triggered a fresh debate on social media about smartphone safety and responsible usage.

Experts say such incidents can occur due to several factors, including overheating of the device, battery malfunction, or technical faults during charging.

In recent years, several similar cases of mobile phones exploding have been reported in different parts of the world, raising concerns about battery safety and the importance of using certified chargers and devices properly

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