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Electric charging fire destroys car in Nanaimo

An apparent faulty electric vehicle battery caused a significant car fire at Nanaimo's Woodgrove Centre parking lot, where a Nissan Leaf was using the charging ports near the entrance to Sport Chek. (Image Credit: Ian Holmes/NanaimoNewsNOW)

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