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在马哈拉施特拉邦，一名7岁男孩因电动滑板车电池爆炸受伤身亡
死者名叫Shabbir Ansari，是一名二班学生。他在马哈拉施特拉邦帕尔加尔瓦萨伊地区的电动摩托车电池爆炸中受伤，在治疗过程中死亡。
新德里:悲剧发生还不到一个月电动汽车火灾事故在泰伦加纳邦杀死了8人。现在，一名7岁男孩在接受治疗时死亡电动踏板车马哈拉施特拉邦帕尔加尔瓦萨伊地区发生电池爆炸。
据报道，死者名叫Shabbir Ansari，是一名二班学生。
23日，他家里的电动摩托车在充电过程中发生了爆炸。由于爆炸，房间里的电视机着火了。结果，他严重烧伤。事发时，男孩正和他母亲一起睡觉。
9月13日，泰伦加纳邦塞康德拉巴德的一栋多层建筑发生大火，造成8人死亡，数人受伤。
火灾突然发生在金派电动滑板车展厅在大楼里。该展厅的主人在地下室存放电动汽车，由于电动汽车充电过度而发生短路。大火随后蔓延到该建筑的上层，那里有几个酒店房间。
在最近发生了几起电动汽车火灾事故后，道路交通部通知了这一新的规定电动汽车电池规则该公司将于9月1日将其整个制造业务、采购和认证移交给一套更严格的法规。
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今年6月，a塔塔Nexon EV在孟买着火了早些时候，火灾的案例主要来自电动滑板车初创公司，如Pure EV、Ola electric，甚至是最大的电动两轮车制造商Hero electric。
3月下旬，安Ola Electric S1 Pro滑板车在浦那起火，同一天发生的一起悲惨事件中，一对父女二人在泰米尔纳德邦的韦洛尔，他们的冲绳县滑板车在屋内充电时电池着火，导致他们死亡。本月，泰米尔纳德邦又发生了两起火灾事件。4月9日，一辆集装箱卡车在纳希克附近运输时，Jitendra EV的20辆电动滑板车起火。
随后，位于哥印拜陀的Boom Motors公司的一辆电动滑板车电池爆炸，导致维杰亚瓦达一名40岁男子死亡。
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New Delhi: It is not even a month since a tragic EV fire incident<\/a> killed eight people in Telangana. Now a seven-year-old boy died during treatment for injuries suffered in an electric scooter<\/a> battery blast in Vasai area of Palghar, Maharashtra.
According to reports, the deceased, identified as Shabbir Ansari, was a Class 2 student.
On September 23, the battery of the e-scooter kept in his house exploded while being charged. Due to the explosion, the television set in the room caught fire. As a result, he suffered severe burns. At the time of the incident, the boy was sleeping along with his mother.
<\/div><\/div>\"Shabbir's father had brought the assembled e-scooter from Jaipur and kept the battery for charging in the living room. Prima facie, the battery exploded due to excess heating,\" the report quoting a police official said.
On September 13, eight people died and several were injured after a massive fire broke out in a multi-storeyed building in Secunderabad, Telangana.
The fire broke out in Gemopai Electric Scooters showroom<\/a> in the building. The owner of the showroom had been using the basement to store EVs where a short circuit occurred due to overcharging of the EVs. The fire then spread to the upper floors of the building which had several hotel rooms.
Following several fire incidents in EVs in the recent past, the road transport ministry notified the new EV battery rules<\/a> on September 1 to switch over its entire manufacturing operations, sourcing and certifications to a more stringent set of regulations.
MoRTH has now extended the implementation of additional provisions in the battery safety standards and has allowed electric vehicle battery makers more time till March 31, 2023 in 2 phases beginning from December 2022.
The revised standards call for stricter cell-level safety checks, ingress protection or better insulation and thermal propagation tests to ensure that a thermal runaway in one cell doesn't spread to other cells in the battery. It also mandates adequate spacing of individual cells in a battery pack, temperature sensors which can send out audio-visual warnings to prevent thermal incidents, and smarter battery management systems<\/a> (BMS) and chargers.
On September 13, eight people died and several were injured after a massive fire broke out in a multi-storeyed building in Secunderabad, Telangana.
The fire broke out in Gemopai Electric Scooters showroom<\/a> in the building. The owner of the showroom had been using the basement to store EVs where a short circuit occurred due to overcharging of the EVs. The fire then spread to the upper floors of the building which had several hotel rooms.
Following several fire incidents in EVs in the recent past, the road transport ministry notified the new EV battery rules<\/a> on September 1 to switch over its entire manufacturing operations, sourcing and certifications to a more stringent set of regulations.
MoRTH has now extended the implementation of additional provisions in the battery safety standards and has allowed electric vehicle battery makers more time till March 31, 2023 in 2 phases beginning from December 2022.
The revised standards call for stricter cell-level safety checks, ingress protection or better insulation and thermal propagation tests to ensure that a thermal runaway in one cell doesn't spread to other cells in the battery. It also mandates adequate spacing of individual cells in a battery pack, temperature sensors which can send out audio-visual warnings to prevent thermal incidents, and smarter battery management systems<\/a> (BMS) and chargers.
<\/div><\/div>Since September last year, over two dozen electric scooters have caught fire in India causing concern about the safety of EV batteries.
In June this year, a Tata Nexon EV<\/a> caught fire in Mumbai. Earlier, the cases of fire have been seen mostly from electric scooter startups like Pure EV, Ola Electric and even the largest electric two wheeler maker Hero electric.
In late March, an Ola Electric S1 Pro scooter<\/a> caught fire in Pune and in a tragic incident on the same day, a father-daughter duo died in Vellore in Tamil Nadu when the battery of their Okinawa scooter that was being charged inside the house caught fire. Two more incidents of fire were reported in Tamil Nadu in the month before 20 electric scooters from Jitendra EV caught fire while in transit in a container truck on April 9 near Nashik.
Later, an explosion in the battery of an electric scooter by Coimbatore based Boom Motors killed a 40 year old man in Vijayawada.
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In June this year, a Tata Nexon EV<\/a> caught fire in Mumbai. Earlier, the cases of fire have been seen mostly from electric scooter startups like Pure EV, Ola Electric and even the largest electric two wheeler maker Hero electric.
In late March, an Ola Electric S1 Pro scooter<\/a> caught fire in Pune and in a tragic incident on the same day, a father-daughter duo died in Vellore in Tamil Nadu when the battery of their Okinawa scooter that was being charged inside the house caught fire. Two more incidents of fire were reported in Tamil Nadu in the month before 20 electric scooters from Jitendra EV caught fire while in transit in a container truck on April 9 near Nashik.
Later, an explosion in the battery of an electric scooter by Coimbatore based Boom Motors killed a 40 year old man in Vijayawada.
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