what to do before during and after in fire?
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['Keep an eye on the local news. ... ', 'Learn how to prevent wildfires. ... ', 'Map out your escape routes. ... ', "Keep flammable items away from your home's perimeter. ... ", 'Practice fire safety techniques. ... ', 'Make sure your home and belongings are properly insured. ... ', 'Prepare your emergency kit.']
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['Find indoor shelter. Get inside the nearest available hard-topped vehicle or building, keeping all windows shut, and stay there for at least 30 minutes after the storm passes before returning outside. ... ', 'Get to low ground. Avoid hilltops and open areas. ... ', 'Distance yourself from tall objects.']
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['Listen for emergency information and alerts.', 'Follow evacuation or shelter orders. If advised to evacuate, then do so early.', 'Avoid areas downstream of the eruption.', 'Protect yourself from falling ash.', 'Do not drive in heavy ash fall.']
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['Make sure you have a disaster plan. ... ', 'Make sure you can open windows, screens, security bars, and doors. ... ', 'Make sure you have smoke alarms installed and you change their batteries regularly. ... ', 'Keep household fire extinguishers handy.']
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Cool the burn with cool or lukewarm running water for 20 minutes, as soon as possible after the injury. Cover the burn with cling film. Put the cling film in a layer over the burn, rather than wrapping it around a limb. Treat the pain from a burn with paracetamol or ibuprofen.
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['Assess the situation quickly and calmly: • ... ', 'Protect yourself and them from any danger: • Always protect yourself first - never put yourself at risk. ... ', 'Prevent infection between you and them: ... ', 'Comfort and reassure: ... ', 'Assess the casualty: ... ', 'Give first aid treatment: ... ', 'Arrange for the right kind of help:']
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['Do not plug too many appliances into an electrical outlet.', 'Make sure that combustibles are not too close to heaters, stoves and fireplaces.', 'Never smoke in bed or on soft furniture.', 'Do not use damaged or frayed electrical cords or extension cords.']
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After setting the fire, the excitement-motivated arsonist either remains at the scene or goes to another location to observe the fire and fire suppression efforts. He will return to the scene within 24 hours of the fire. Alcohol is typically not involved in the excitement motivated fires.
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Cover the burn with a sterile gauze bandage (not fluffy cotton). Wrap it loosely to avoid putting pressure on burned skin. Bandaging keeps air off the area, reduces pain and protects blistered skin.
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['Fire is Fast. There is little time! ... ', 'Fire is Hot. Heat is more threatening than flames. ... ', "Fire is Dark. Fire isn't bright, it's pitch black. ... ", 'Fire is Deadly. Smoke and toxic gases kill more people than flames do. ... ', 'Escape First. ... ', 'Smoke Alarms.']
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Fire Prevention. A fire needs three elements - heat, oxygen and fuel. Without heat, oxygen and fuel a fire will not start or spread. A key strategy to prevent fire is to remove one or more of heat, oxygen or fuel.
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['Listen to and heed the warnings given.', 'Stay away from the area during volcanic activity.', 'Cover your nose with a wet piece of cloth so that you will not inhale the smoke.', 'Cover your eyes from dust and smoke.', 'Evacuate from the place as soon as the authorities tell you to do so.']
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Store as much food, water, light sources and batteries that are very useful in case of emergency. Prepare masks to cover nose and mouth for the ash falls of the volcano. Safety of the kids first before anything else.
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["Check for Injuries. If you're not sure whether you or your passengers are injured, call an ambulance. ... ", 'Look for Sparks or Fire. If you smell gasoline or see smoke, move away from the vehicle. ... ', "Don't Block Traffic. ... ", 'Stay Calm. ... ', 'Get Contact Information. ... ', 'Call the Police. ... ', 'Take Pictures. ... ', 'No Roadside Negotiations.']
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['Have emergency kits and survival packs prepared. These should contain medicine, cash, important documents, whistles, and extra clothes.', 'Store food and clean water enough for three days. ... ', 'Prepare candles, flashlights and extra batteries in case the power goes out.', 'Listen to the radio or watch TV for news updates.']
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['Fire Extinguishers. Most buildings contain a variety of hand-held firefighting equipment. ... ', 'Fire Blankets. Fire blankets are designed to smother class F fires. ... ', 'Fire Hose Reels. ... ', 'Signage. ... ', 'Sprinklers. ... ', 'First Aid Kits. ... ', 'Emergency & Exit Signs. ... ', 'Smoke Alarms.']
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Coordinate clean up activities with your neighbours and community-wide operations. After an ashfall, remove ash from roofs in a timely manner to prevent streets from being repetitively cleaned. Put on a recommended mask before starting to clean. If you don't have one, use a wet cloth.