A recall has been issued for nearly 180,000 children's light toys due to a risk of battery ingestion. The toys in question are finger light toys that were sold on Amazon.
These toys pose a serious risk to children, as they can cause severe injuries and even death. The recall was prompted by the potential for batteries to be ingested.
Further information about the recall is available, including details about the affected products and what steps consumers can take.
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A video was reportedly taken on campus involving "discussion of child sexual exploitation and child sexual abuse materials," according to a UH spokesperson on Thursday....