HAB and CPCE urge public to suspend use of one model of adaptor distributed since 2009 (with photo)
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     The Home Affairs Bureau (HAB) and the Committee on the Promotion of Civic Education (CPCE) today (January 12) urged the public to suspend use of one model of adaptor for safety reasons.

     The product is marked with the CPCE's logo and its Chinese name. About 3,000 units of this model of adaptor were purchased by the CPCE in 2009 and distributed to the public for free a few years ago.

     As it was confirmed with the Electrical and Mechanical Services Department that the adaptor with exposed live metal parts may pose the danger of electrical shock to users, the HAB and the CPCE urge the public to stop using that model of adaptor and are arranging a recall.

     Members of the public may return the adaptors to the following offices:

(A) Civic Education Resource Centre
    7/F, Youth Square, 238 Chai Wan Road,
    Chai Wan, Hong Kong

    Office hours:
    Monday to Friday          9am to 9pm
    Saturdays and Sundays     9am to 6pm
    Public holidays           Closed

    Enquiries: 2802 0131

(B) CPCE Secretariat
    11/F, West Wing, Central Government Offices,
    2 Tim Mei Avenue, Tamar, Hong Kong

    Office hours (please call in advance):
    Monday to Friday          9.15am to 6pm
    Saturdays, Sundays and    Closed
    public holidays

    Enquiries: 3509 7027

Ends/Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Issued at HKT 18:36

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