Moreover, in our discussions with Shell Oil they have stated they have attempted to verify these reports and also have not been able to document any such occurrence.' Nonetheless, in an abundance of caution, some manufacturers have included language in the owner's manuals for their products that recommends wireless phone users turn off their phones while at refueling points (gas stations). We have been unable to verify any such occurrence in Indonesia or anywhere else. In particular, you may have been asked about an alleged explosion at a gas station in Indonesia. The Chairman of the Association sent the following memo on 18 June 1999, to the Associations' Board of Directors and others: 'You may have received inquiries about wireless phones causing fires or explosions at gas stations. However, I checked with the Cellular Telecommunications Industry Association.
I can't think of any reason that it would be dangerous.
