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The General Directorate of Civil Defense warned people against keeping flammable materials in their vehicles during the heat.

Saudi civil defense warns against leaving flammable materials in vehicles

  • Portable chargers, phone batteries, gas canisters, perfumes, bottles of hand sanitizer, and other flammable materials should not be left in vehicles in the heat
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