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12/28/1988 |
New Infant Strangulation Prompts Second Recall Of Child Enclosures (82%) |
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Summary: Another infant strangulation in Pennsylvania involving an expandable wooden enclosure has prompted the U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission to issue a second recall notice for old accordion style enclosures which have been involved in at least seve
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Extract: News release 88117, 88-117, #88-117, #88117 Noting that many thousands of the enclosures have not been returned to manufacturers and are still being used, CPSC said, consumers should immediately remove, collapse and store enclosures pending return of the product.First announced in May, 1986 as part of a consent agreement between CPSC and six manufacturers, the recalled enclosures were manufactured by Memline Corporation (under the name-Nu-Line Industries); WBI, Inc., (formerly Worldsbest Industries, Inc.
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12/28/1988 |
New Infant Strangulation Prompts Second Recall Of Child Enclosures (81%) |
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Summary: Another infant strangulation in Pennsylvania involving an expandable wooden enclosure has prompted the U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission to issue a second recall notice for old accordion style enclosures which have been involved in at least seve
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Hazards |
Entrapment (2)|Entrapment (2)|Entrapment (2) |
Entrapment (2)|Falling (2)|Falling (2) |
Entrapment (2)|Strangulation (2)|Strangulation (2) |
Entrapment (2)|Collapse (2)|Collapse (2) |
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Content Types |
News Release (1)|News Release (1)|News Release (1) |
News Release (1)|Recall (1)|Recall (1) |
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