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Core Points - A recent safety incident involving power banks has led to widespread concern and regulatory action, with the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) prohibiting passengers from carrying non-3C certified power banks on domestic flights starting June 28 [1][6] - Major brands such as Anker Innovations and Romoss have announced recalls of their power banks, with Anker recalling 710,000 units in China and 1.158 million units in the U.S., while Romoss is recalling 490,000 units domestically [2][4] - The recalls are linked to the battery supplier Amperex Technology Limited (ATL), which has had its 3C certification for all battery products suspended or revoked, affecting the supply of certain battery models [4][5] Regulatory Actions - Airports in cities like Shenzhen, Chengdu, and Changsha have explicitly banned the carrying of recalled power bank models, with security checks being intensified for all power banks lacking clear 3C certification [6][9] - Social media reports indicate that many passengers have faced difficulties in mailing back recalled power banks, with several courier companies refusing to accept them due to safety concerns [11][12] Consumer Impact - Consumers have reported challenges in returning recalled power banks, with some being advised to dispose of them in a non-harmful manner, such as submerging them in saltwater [12] - The issue has sparked significant online discussion, with many users expressing frustration over the inability to return or transport their recalled devices [11][12] 3C Certification Importance - The 3C certification, or China Compulsory Certification, is crucial for ensuring product safety and quality, and starting August 1, 2023, lithium-ion batteries and power banks will be subject to mandatory certification [22][25] - Products without 3C certification will not be allowed to be manufactured, sold, or imported after August 1, 2024, highlighting the importance of compliance for manufacturers [22][24]