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Walmart food recalls issued nationwide: oysters, electric scooters, teething sticks on list

A recall has been issued for SG-5 Swagger 5 Boost electric scooters sold at Walmart and Sam's Club due to lithium-ion battery concerns that can cause overheating, smoke, melting, and igniting hazards.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission reported seven incidents, including one that resulted in a fire causing a burn injury.
Approximately 18,000 electric scooters were sold nationwide from May 2018 through October 2024, involving both in-store and online sales.
Consumers who bought the scooters will receive an email with refund instructions, while others must stop using and properly dispose of the product according to local guidelines.

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