Millions Of Video Baby Monitors Recalled After Infant Deaths
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says electrical cords on the Summer Infant monitors can present a strangulation hazard if placed too close to babies' cribs.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission says electrical cords on the Summer Infant monitors can present a strangulation hazard if placed too close to babies' cribs.
Nearly 2 million Summer Infant video baby monitors were recalled Friday after being linked to the strangulation deaths of two infants.
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With the CNSC issuing their approval of Bruce Power's shipment plan, it is now time for PHMSA to conduct their full and complete review.
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