4.7K views · 55 reactions | We're being warned to be cautious when handling lithium-ion batteries after an explosion in Wollongong. A worker at a site was disposing of battery chip components when it exploded. The blast created a corrosive vapour leaving the man with second-degree burns to his face and chest. He was taken to the hospital, luckily no one else was injured. 7NEWS at 6pm. More local news: 7news.com.au/news/sydney #Wollongong #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney | Facebook

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11 reactions | Did you know? Lithium-ion batteries found in common electronic devices can start a fire. Watch our short video for advice on how to reduce the risk of fire in your home. Find out more at https://orlo.uk/Swt43 | West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service | Facebook