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Please summarize the following article: (CNN) -- Nearly a million strollers have been recalled by their manufacturer after reports of at least 12 babies or toddlers having their fingers amputated after they were caught in the hinges. British company Maclaren said the recall concerns Chinese-made models on sale in the United States that open with an "umbrella" mechanism. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said customers should stop using the carts immediately. Maclaren said it was issuing a free repair kit to make the hinges safe.

The CPSC said the warning concerned models dating back to 1999 sold at stores such as Target and Babies R Us. The mechanism "poses a risk of fingertip amputation and laceration to the child when the consumer is deploying," the CPSC said in a statement issued jointly with Maclaren. Maclaren said its Volo, Triumph, Quest Sport, Quest Mod, Techno XT, Techno XLR, Twin Triumph, Twin Techno and Easy Traveler models, which sell between $100 and $400, were affected. The manufacturer said its strollers met required safety standards, but the recall was being implemented voluntarily to "alert the operator when opening or closing the stroller to the potential risk of injury."

In a separate statement, Maclaren's European arm said no recall was being issued in the European Union, where fewer injuries had been reported, despite higher sales. "We want to reassure our customers that they should continue to use their existing Maclaren buggies as they are safe when opened and closed correctly," he said. "Our advice is that consumers should use the same level of caution and care as when opening or closing a car door or any other moving part that can be found in many other baby and toddler products. "There are a smaller number of Similar incidents reported among the considerably larger number of Maclaren buggies sold in Europe. "If a buggy is folded or unfolded in accordance with our operating instructions, the risk of injury is non-existent."

US consumers can contact Maclaren at 877-688-2326 or visit www.maclaren.us/recal. Com<end_of_turn>
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Maclaren admite que algunos de sus carritos ponen a niños pequeños en riesgo de sufrir amputaciones en sus dedos y los retira del mercado. El retiro afecta a casi un millón de cochecitos vendidos en los Estados Unidos. El fabricante también ha puesto a disposición de los compradores un kit para hacer seguras las bisagras.<end_of_turn><eos>