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Leaking Lithium Battery Prompts Haz-Mat Response in Residential Area

  • By Staff Report
  • News, Breaking News
  • Posted: January 02, 2026 EDT
  • Updated: January 02, 2026 10:59 AM EDT

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January 02, 2026 | VA

Emergency crews responded to a haz-mat incident at a two-story townhouse involving a leaking lithium battery. The call came in on Jan. 2 at 10:52 a.m. to 9100 Park Cove Circle. No smoke or fire was reported, but a specialized haz-mat unit was dispatched to overpack the leaking battery for safe removal.

2 Story townhouse  lithium battery leaking Request Hazardous Materials unit to over pack no smk or fire.2 Story townhouse lithium battery leaking Request Hazardous Materials unit to over pack no smk or fire.

Authorities confirmed the situation was contained without injuries or further hazards. The incident highlights ongoing concerns with lithium battery safety in residential areas.

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