Doll Carrier — Toy pushchair
Stroller made of metal tubes of pink color. The seat is made of pink fabric with a printed motif of various teddy bears. Construction parts (handles, wheels) are made of plastic.
- Risk level
- Other risk levels
- Tyyppi
- Cuts, Injuries
- Luokka
- Toys
- Vaara
- The pushchair has an insufficient securing device and is not sufficiently resistant to load. Therefore, it can easily collapse and a child playing with the pushchair may fall to the ground. The metal construction has sharp ends and can lead to cuts.
- Origin
- People's Republic of China
⚖️ Toimenpiteet viranomaisten määräämässä järjestyksessä
- ▸ (to: Distributor) Withdrawal of the product from market
- ▸ (to: Importer) Withdrawal of the product from market
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What is this? A small pushchair made to carry dolls. It has metal parts and straps to hold the doll in place.
What's happening? The straps do not hold well and the pushchair can tip over easily. The metal edges are sharp and may cut a child’s skin.
Does this affect me? If you have this pushchair in the Czech Republic or Hungary, your child could get hurt.
What should I do? Stop using it right away. Ask a pharmacist or doctor if your child has any cuts.
🤖 Tämä selkeäsanainen yhteenveto on tuotettu viranomaisen ilmoituksesta tekoälyä käyttäen. Se on tarkoitettu yleisluontoiseen tiedottamiseen — ei lääkärinlausunto. Terveydestäsi päättäessäsi ota aina yhteyttä apteekkiin tai lääkäriin ja lue alla oleva virallinen lähde.
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Risk level: Other risk levels · Type: Cuts, Injuries · Category: Toys · Hazard: The pushchair has an insufficient securing device and is not sufficiently resistant to load. Therefore, it can easily collapse and a child playing with the pushchair may fall to the ground. The metal construction has sharp ends and can lead to cuts. · Origin: People's Republic of China
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