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Recall of Eleven Vehicles Due to Faulty Takata Airbags

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The Department of Road Transport announced a recall of vehicles due to faulty Takata airbags.
Affected brands include eight Chrysler vehicles, two Dodge vehicles, and one Daihatsu.
Owners will have eight months to replace the defective airbags, as per the announcement.
Serious risks of metal fragments being projected from the airbags have been highlighted.

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The Department of Road Transport has announced a recall affecting eleven vehicles due to defective TAKATA airbags. This latest recall includes eight Chrysler vehicles, two Dodge vehicles, and one Daihatsu vehicle. The department has emphasized that the airbags pose a serious risk of deploying shards of metal, potentially causing injury.

Owners of the affected vehicles will be notified directly by the Department of Road Transport. They have been given a deadline of eight months to have the defective components replaced to ensure their safety. A detailed list of the specific vehicle registration numbers involved has also been made available to the public as part of the recall notice.

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