A Nokia 5233 mobile phone was in the middle of a dramatic incident an India, taking the life of a only 19 -year -old while he made a phone call with one of his relatives.We are talking about the Nokia 5233 phone in the image below, being released in 2010 by Nokia, but in 2018 it turned out to be fatal for a young woman, and no one expected a tragedy from a simple phonemobile.
The Nokia 5233 phone exploded during a call, at the same time and loaded it, grinning the face, chest and one of the legs, being urgently taken to one of the nearby hospitals, but unfortunately the doctors did not-could save life.Nokia 5233 is not a smartphone in the true sense of the word, the mobile phone having the Symbian operating system and being produced long before Nokia comes under the tutelage of HMD Global, who declined any fault.
A Nokia phone exploded and killed a young woman
As you can see very easily, it seems that the battery of this Nokia 5233 has exploded during the phone call, but details about the wounds so serious about the young woman does not exist at the moment.It is possible that pieces of the exploded phone have pierced the body of the young woman and cause injuries incompatible with life, but this is the first case in which a phone explodes and kills a person, but most likely it will not be the last.
"Uma Oram, Who Belonge to the Kheriakani District, Was Talking on the Phone While Was Still Plugged In For Charging.According to report by Metro UK, UMA was Knocked Unconscious with the Explosion and SufFered Injuries to Her Hand, Leg and Ist.She was immediately rushed to a local Hospital, where she took the last breath."
Nokia nu era pana acum un brand de telefoane mobile recunoscute ca fiind “ucigase", iar singurele incident de acest gen de pana acum au implicat electrocutari cauzate de folosirea de accesorii contrafacute, sau incarcarea in apa.Unfortunately, this incident with the Nokia 5233 phone shows us how dangerous mobile phones can be when they have defective batteries, which are not designed to provide users safety..