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Disney Toys Recalled Due to Choking Hazard

Health Canada has ordered a recall of Fisher-Price Little People Mickey and Friends figure packs because of a potential choking hazard.

 

Parents are urged to immediately stop their children from using the figures and contact Mattel to return them for a refund. 

 

Health Canada says only the Donald Duck and Daisy Duck figures present a choking hazard risk because their heads can become detached during use. 

 

The figures were sold in Canada in a pack that can be identified by the model number HPJ88, which is found on the base of the Goofy figure. 

 

In the US, Mattel has received 3 reports of the heads detaching, but no injuries have been reported. 

 

There are no reports of the heads coming loose or injuries in Canada. 

 

 

 

Both figures are about 7 centimetres tall. The Donald Duck figure has a blue shirt with thin yellow stripes, a blue and black hat and a red bow tie, while Daisy Duck has a light purple shirt, turquoise necklace and bracelet, pink shoes and a pink bow. 

 

The figures have outstretched arms. 

 

More information can be found on the Health Canada website. 

Mike Patterson
Mike Patterson
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