Carriage of Portable Electronic Devices (PED) containing lithium batteries in the cabin

Description
Carriage of portable electronic devices (PED), portable medical electronic devices (PMED), spare batteries, e-cigarettes, and smart luggage by passengers that contain lithium batteries may result in fire, smoke, or fumes in case of malfunction or damage. (e.g. Crushed in an overhead locker or between a seat)
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