FIRE SAFETY RULES IN HOUSEHOLD
Fire is always a problem. However, not everyone knows the elementary rules of behavior in case of fire. And even familiar from childhood - "call 101" - is forgotten in a panic. The main rule is never panic!
The danger of fires lurks not only at the enterprise, institution, but also in everyday life: - in a residential apartment, in a private car or in a garage, garden plot, etc. Just like in production, residential and other premises must be provided with primary fire extinguishing equipment (fire extinguishers, etc.).
In apartments and living rooms it is not allowed:
- store flammable and combustible liquids, gas cylinders on balconies and loggias;
- use gas cylinders in residential buildings above 2-storey buildings;
- smoking in bed, and not in specially designated smoking areas;
- throw cigarette butts from balconies and loggias;
- uncontrollably leave cooking food and household electrical appliances (TVs, irons, kettles, hair dryers, etc.) on the stove;
- leave children unattended.
Remember the first and mandatory rule: even with a slight smell of smoke in the apartment, not to mention an open flame, you must call the firefighters by calling “101” or 112.
Attempts to cope with the fire on their own are most often unsuccessful and lead to a loss of time, which leads to a significant development and spread of the fire.
After reporting the fire to the fire brigade, take adults and children, the sick and the elderly to a safe place, notify neighbors from nearby apartments and rooms. Using the electrical panel on the landing or in the apartment, turn off the electricity. Turn off the gas supply in the kitchen. If your home is equipped with a smoke extraction system, run it. Without waiting for the arrival of firefighters, start extinguishing the fire with improvised means - water from a bucket, fire extinguishers, a wet thick cloth, etc.
Chief of Staff of the Civil Defense N. Alimkulov
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