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Safety Measures during fire.
In the event of a fire in a residential building, individuals should remain calm, avoid smoke, and seek quick escape through safe exits. It's essential to alert others, call emergency services, and meet in a designated safe area. Regular maintenance and care can help in fire prevention.
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- #3 Can you extinguish the fire?
- #4 Even if the door is cool, open it slowly.
- #5 rritating the eyes, nose and throat and causing uncontrollable coughing and sickness. Smoke inhalation kills in just a few minutes and also quickly obscures vision, creating disorientation that can prevent a safe escape. A victim may be rendered unconscious very quickly, leading to rapid death. Life limiting, long term injuries to the respiratory and nervous system also result from non-fatal smoke exposure.
- #6 Get away from house or tree, and never try to go back,, even after fire seems to stop Gather in same places and check if somebody is missing.
- #8 Regular maintenance and care