NCAA bans use of exploding phone on flights

monjola sotubo

September 21, 2016 3:11 PM

The phone has been recalled due to a battery fault which has been causing the devices to explode.

An Arik Air plane (Photo used for illustrative purposes only)

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The phones have been recalled by Samsung due to a battery fault which has been causing the devices to explode.

The NCAA gave the order via a statement signed by General Manager, Public Relations, Sam Adurogboye.

The statement reads in part:

“NCAA is appealing to the passengers’ responsibilities in relation to ensuring safety and security of air transportation. Importantly, all airlines are hereby advised to emphasize the prohibition of these devices on board during passenger briefings by the Cabin Crew.”

“Similarly, all those responsible for searching or screening checked-in baggage are expected to intensify the procedures to identify possible checked-in Samsung Galaxy Note 7.”

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The NCAA also urged all passengers and airline operators to obey the instruction for the purposes of safety and security.

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