Basic fire awareness and safety.

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Northern Territory Fire and Rescue Service

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Darwin, N.T.] : Northern Territory Fire and Rescue Service, 1997Description: 24 p. : illSubject(s):

DDC classification:

363.377 21

Subject: Every year people die as a result of fires. Many more suffer serious injury and trauma from smoke inhalation and burns. Most of these fires can be attributed to carelessness or ignorance, or a combination of both. This publication is produced by the Northern Territory Fire and Rescue Service to give the public a basic knowledge of fire, how it may be extinguished at an early stage and procedures that can be adopted to minimise the threat of fire

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Every year people die as a result of fires. Many more suffer serious injury and trauma from smoke inhalation and burns. Most of these fires can be attributed to carelessness or ignorance, or a combination of both. This publication is produced by the Northern Territory Fire and Rescue Service to give the public a basic knowledge of fire, how it may be extinguished at an early stage and procedures that can be adopted to minimise the threat of fire

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