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Fire can be both a friend and a foe. It requires fuel and oxygen to burn and start. As a friend, fire is useful for cooking food, providing warmth, and protecting against wild animals. However, it can also be dangerous when out of control. To put out a fire, one must remove the fuel, cut off the oxygen supply, or lower the temperature. Specialized firefighters are highly trained to prevent fires, rescue people, and know how to safely extinguish different types of fires. They are crucial first responders during fire emergencies.
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- 2. FIRE
- 3. THINGSNEEDED TO MAKE FIRE We need mainly a fuel like coal, wood, leaf or paper like thing and oxygen to originate fire..
- 4. FIRE AS A FRIEND Generally we use fire to cook our food, keeping our house warm in winter and in critical situation it is use to safe our life from the wild animals.
- 5. FIRE ASFOE
- 6. HOW TO CUT OFF FIRE ? • Take out the fuel content out of the fire. • Cut the supply of oxygen. • Try to lower the temperature. If the temperature can be brought down the flash point, the fuel stops burning.
- 7. Some times water is sprayed on a fire to put it out, but some fires cannot be put out with water. Like the fire caused by : Electricity Oil Petrol
- 8. FIRE FIGHTERS They are highly trained person. They possess many spills. They perfectly know the ways to prevent fire, surviving out of the building and how to help others while there is a fire. At the time of fire, these fire fighters are like the messiah for us because they are the only person to which we can trust at that time.