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All Primary Schools in Gjøvik Are Collecting 3,000 Chargers for Tablets and PCs Due to Fear of Fire Hazard

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All primary schools in the municipality have been told to collect all tablet and PC chargers after several reports of abnormal heat.

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All Primary Schools in Gjøvik Are Collecting 3,000 Chargers for Tablets and PCs Due to Fear of Fire Hazard

All primary schools in the municipality have been told to collect all tablet and PC chargers after several reports of abnormal heat.

14 days ago·Oslo, Norway

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NRK broke the news in Oslo, Norway 14 days ago on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.

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