Huawei Mate 20 Pro exploded in the UK in the heart of a storm
It seems that Chinese technology maker's 'black luck' has not ended when recently, when a smartphone has become a cause for an emergency theater in the United Kingdom to evacuate urgently!
Huawei is at the most difficult point when it is backed by a series of important partners, ceasing cooperation under US sanctions. And it seems that Chinese technology firm's "black luck" has not ended when recently, when a smartphone has become a cause for an emergency theater in the United Kingdom to evacuate urgently!
Specifically, a Huawei Mate 20 Pro exploded during a performance by comedian Jason Manford, at the Lyric Theater in Lowry, Salford. The original cause was determined by a battery error that caused the Mate 20 Pro to heat up. Manford joked about this incident being 'very hot fire'.
As soon as the explosion happened, everyone was evacuated from the theater. Firefighters immediately came and extinguished the fire. Thankfully, no one was injured in this explosion, only 1 chair was burned and the lighting system in the theater was affected. After about 20 minutes of interruption, the show finally continued as usual.
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