US Toy Recall After Serious Injuries
The United States authorities have recalled approximately 213,500 sets of "Judy King" magnetic building blocks due to safety risks for children. Broken parts of the blocks can release strong magnets that pose a choking hazard if swallowed, leading to two children requiring surgery. The blocks, made in China and sold at prices ranging from $17 to $50 on Amazon from January 2024 to July 2026, come in various designs and contain magnets that help assemble three-dimensional shapes. The Consumer Product Safety Commission warned that swallowing these magnets can cause serious infections, perforations in the intestines, or death. They urged consumers to stop using the product and return it. This recall is part of a series of product withdrawals involving items containing strong magnets, with previous recalls of similar products due to the same risks — all without reported injuries or incidents.
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