Special Report: New directive bans use of power banks during flight due to safety concerns

Special Report: New directive bans use of power banks during flight due to safety concerns

Special Report: New directive bans use of power banks during flight due to safety concerns

This special report focuses on the new directive regarding the use of power banks on flights. The program reports that although power banks are allowed to be carried in hand luggage, their ‘in-flight use will not be permitted’ due to security reasons. The speaker explains that this restriction is to prevent fire hazards. It has been clarified that passengers can still carry power banks but should not use them to charge devices after take-off, as many aircraft now provide USB ports.

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Report: Madrasa on government land vacated after demolition of Madina Masjid

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Odisha mine collapse: Rescue operations underway

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Special Report: Rescue operations underway after deadly rock collapse in Odisha stone mine

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America caught Maduro: Pranay Upadhyay on China's stance

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US captures Maduro: Pranay Upadhyay analyzes China’s response and Trump’s Monroe Doctrine

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