A nor'easter’s flooding and power outages have left electric vehicles and other battery-powered devices vulnerable to fire hazards, as water damage and improper charging can trigger dangerous malfunctions. Experts warn that submerged or improperly stored electronics may pose hidden risks even after the storm passes. Authorities urge caution when handling affected devices, emphasizing the need for professional inspection before use. The situation highlights broader concerns about emergency preparedness for modern technology in extreme weather events.
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