
Fuel Cans Spark Fire Risk Warning
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North West Leicestershire District Council warns residents about fire risks at waste sites after a fuel can with petrol was found in recycling. Even empty fuel cans and improper items like rechargeable gadgets can cause dangerous blazes. Council urges safe disposal and proper waste management to prevent injuries and damage.
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0:00In Lester today, March 9th, a fuel can with petrol inside was left out for recycling pickup, prompting Northwest Lester Shire District Council to warn residents about serious, fire risks at waste sites. The can turned up at a depot after collections on Friday and officials stressed it could spark major problems. The council made it clear that even empty fuel cans cannot be picked up in regular recycling. They urged people to talk to their garage, or a registered hazardous waste company for safe disposal. Fire services across the country are seeing more blazes at waste facilities, which can be very dangerous for everyone involved. Lester Shire Fire and Rescue highlighted how improper items lead to these incidents. Rechargeable gadgets like vapes, phones, tablets, laptops, and e-scooters contain lithium-ion batteries that can ignite intensely if tossed in. Household bins, an M.A.K. owner, everyone needs to step up and handle these materials right, keeping them out of regular rubbish to avoid injuries and damage. Support for this episode comes from our sponsor,
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