NTT DoCoMo, M'bishi Electric to recall cellphone battery packs

NTT DoCoMo, M'bishi Electric to recall cellphone battery packs

TOKYO, Japan - Kunio Ishikawa (R), vice president of NTT DoCoMo Inc., and Yoshifumi Ito, vice president of Mitsubishi Electric Corp., speak to reporters in Tokyo on Dec. 7 about a recall of battery packs used in Mitsubishi-made FOMA D902i cellphone handsets for NTT DoCoMo's FOMA mobile phone services.

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