In Surat, India, a shocking video has surfaced on social media depicting the aftermath of an e-bike battery explosion. The harrowing clip, shared on Instagram, has ignited a flurry of reactions online.
The video captures the terrifying moment when an e-bike battery caught fire, filling a room with flames and smoke. Shared on an Instagram page dedicated to Surat, the footage has garnered significant attention, prompting discussions across various social media platforms.
According to the caption accompanying the video, the battery explosion occurred while it was being charged, emphasizing the dangers of charging e-bike batteries at home. As the video unfolds, viewers witness smoke emanating from a corner of the room before a sudden blast engulfs the space in flames. The person recording the incident can be heard screaming and attending to family members in distress.
Since its posting six days ago, the Instagram video has gone viral, amassing over 16.4 million views and sparking a flurry of comments. While some expressed shock and concern at the frightening scene, others questioned the decision to charge the battery indoors and suggested safety measures.
One Instagram user, identified as Avani Zaveri Makwana, provided additional context in the comments section, claiming to be related to the individual in the video. She explained that her brother-in-law had started recording the video to document unusual noises coming from the battery before the explosion occurred. Makwana clarified that the video was shared with authorities to raise awareness about the incident.
The video has prompted a range of reactions from netizens, with many expressing shock and emphasizing the importance of safety protocols when dealing with electronic devices. Some users inquired about the brand of the battery, while others offered advice on handling similar situations.
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential hazards associated with charging e-bike batteries indoors and underscores the importance of exercising caution when dealing with electronic equipment.
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