Group 1 - The State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) has reported that over 1.35 million potentially unsafe power bank products have been recalled due to safety concerns, following multiple incidents of spontaneous combustion [1][2] - Major companies involved in the recall include Romoss Technology, Anker Innovations, and Xiaomi, with Romoss recalling 167,000 units (34.1% of total), Anker recalling 565,000 units (78.7%), and Xiaomi recalling 17,000 units (12%) [2] - The SAMR has suspended nearly 9,000 CCC certification certificates for power banks and lithium battery companies, with over 600 certificates revoked as part of enhanced regulatory measures [1][3] Group 2 - The SAMR is implementing stricter oversight on online sales of consumer products, ensuring that companies fulfill their recall responsibilities and providing support for consumers facing difficulties in returning products [2][3] - A comprehensive review of defect information will be conducted through consumer complaints, with a focus on ensuring that companies recall all confirmed defective products [3] - E-commerce platforms have been instructed to remove products with revoked or suspended CCC certifications, resulting in approximately 80,000 links being intercepted [4]