On 18 March, Amie Hall, a 17-year-old girl living in Birmingham, England, put her Apple iPhone on charging while sleeping, after which her blanket caught fire.
Incidents of fire in a smartphone or charger are not new. According to the latest report, a 17-year-old girl in Birmingham, England, whose name is being described as Amie Hall, has been the victim of a similar incident. While sleeping at night, something went wrong with the girl’s iPhone charger and it set her blanket on fire. It is a matter of serious injury to Hall, but he shared some pictures on his social media, which suggests that the accident could have been bigger.
Birmingham Mail reportsIt is said that on 18 March, Amie Hall, a 17-year-old girl living in Birmingham, England, put her Apple iPhone on charging while sleeping and she put the phone inside her blanket and went to sleep. After a while, he allegedly saw orange sparks on his blanket and his blanket caught fire as soon as he saw it. Chahar also had a burn wound on his cheek due to his phone, which he also shared on his Facebook page, according to the report.
Describing the event in detail to the publication, the woman said (translated) “I lay down my eyes to sleep and lay there for about five minutes … [Then] I saw the orange color [spark] shining. I got up and down. Ran towards and called mother. ” He added, “I just want to make sure that people pay so much attention – it [such incidents] can get worse.”
Birmingham Mail says that Apple had the charging cable near the hall, but its adapter was from a third-party company. However, it has been said from the hall that their charging adapter was from Apple.
Currently, Apple is trying to find out the cause of the fire. The company has advised users to follow safe charging standards. The company has also created a special page for this. One point in the company’s standard is that users do not charge their iPhones or other Apple devices in places where there is moisture or areas that are not ventilated. This may cause the charger to overheat or cause a short circuit due to moisture. Apart from this, we would advise you to always use original cable or charging adapter sold by the company.