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Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) Commissioner, Jeremy Fewtrell, will address Sydney food delivery riders tomorrow about the dangers of Lithium-ion e-bike batteries.

The advice follows FRNSW’s recent positive engagement with pioneer food delivery companies, UberEats and DoorDash, and e-bike provider, Zoomo, about appropriate safety measures taken to safeguard their contracted riders and the wider community.

FRNSW pro-actively engaged the industry after three riders were injured in an e-bike fire in their Annandale unit last December. One of the men suffered burns to 40% of his body.

Media Invited

The media is invited to attend the presentation and a following media conference.

  • WHEN: 10 am, Friday 7 June
  • WHERE: Marconi Room, Sydney City Council offices, 456 Kent Street, Sydney
  • WHO: Jeremy Fewtrell - FRNSW Commissioner; Trent Curtin - Deputy Secretary, SafeWork NSW; Mina Nada - Zoomo CEO

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