Strict new rules for phones and e-cigarettes on planes amid growing fire hazard Aviation has long recognised the increasingly used lithium batteries as a safety concern Bookmark CommentsGo to comments South Korea tightened rules on carrying lithium batteries on planes from Saturday, highlighting a growing risk to flights worldwide from the batteries used in cellphones and e-cigarettes which can malfunction to produce smoke, fire or extreme heat
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"A project where people locally participate, like this, then translates into recognition that in many respects is international," Termuhlen said
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