To recognize National Battery Day, fire officials are cautioning people about the potential risks linked with lithium-ion batteries, which are frequently found in cellphones, laptops, smoke alarms and electric vehicles.
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Source: The Columbian
Fire officials caution about potential risks of lithium-ion batteries
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