In Turkey, a plane was forced to land in Ankara due to headphones on fire.

A Turkish Airlines Boeing 737 operating a Gaziantel — Istanbul flight made an emergency landing in Ankara due to one of the passengers' wireless headphones catching fire. This was announced on August 10 by the HavaSosyalMedya portal.

"There was a short—term fire in the battery of the passenger's wireless headset, and the flight crew decided to send the plane to Esenboga Airport in Ankara," the publication says.

It is clarified that after the incident, the owner of the headphones and another passenger, who succumbed to panic, were removed from the plane to check their health and safety.

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