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Beware of flammable lithium batteries

Beware of flammable lithium batteries in the residual waste.

Periodically, a wrongly sorted lithium battery starts a fire in BOFA's waste silo. Fortunately, BOFA's operations operator was lightning-fast this time and extinguished the fire before it could escalate.

Watch the dramatic video.

If you want to know more about the fire hazard of lithium batteries in residual waste, our good colleagues at Refa, Affaldplus and Norfors have made an informative video.

You can watch it on YouTube: