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Reported risk: The cot is not sufficiently stable and may tip over, which may cause the child to fall and suffer injuries. The sides of the cot are too low and not well attached, and the locking mechanism is not secured, which may also lead to falls and injuries. The base of the cot and the small mattress may fold, which could lead to suffocation. In addition, the cot has accessible gaps where fingers could become trapped and injured. Finally, warning and instructions are not sufficient. The product does not comply with the relevant European standard EN 716.
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