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Firefighters Issue Critical Warning

Charging our smartphones is part of daily life, but firefighters warn there’s one place you should never charge your phone—on your bed. What seems like a harmless convenience can quickly escalate into a serious fire hazard, endangering lives and property.

Why Charging on Your Bed is Dangerous

When a phone charges, it generates heat. Under normal conditions, this heat dissipates safely into the surrounding air. However, when a phone is placed on soft surfaces like bedding, pillows, or blankets, airflow becomes restricted, causing overheating. Pillows and bedding materials are highly flammable, and overheating can lead to combustion.

The risk increases dramatically if your device has faulty wiring, a damaged charging cable, or is left charging for extended periods.

Real Risks, Real Consequences

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