(PLO)- It is strictly forbidden to burn incense or burn votive paper in markets, supermarkets and commercial centers.
In order to raise the awareness of people about the risk of fire and explosion on the occasion of the Lunar New Year of the Rabbit in 2023, the Dong Nai Provincial Police Department recommends that people and business households take proactive measures to prevent and prevent.
In order to prevent fire and explosion during the Lunar New Year and hot season, the Provincial Police advise individuals and households: not to arrange goods and items near fire sources, heat sources and encroach on walkways and exits. dangerous; must have someone to look after when cooking, burning incense to worship, burning votive paper, garbage grass.
People turn off electrical appliances, lock gas valves when not in use; equip with portable fire extinguishers, prepare water and initial fire fighting means to promptly extinguish the fire, actively open the second exit, prepare an escape plan when a fire or explosion occurs.
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A car repair shop in Hoa An ward (Bien Hoa city) caught fire, fortunately no one was injured. Photo: VH. |
As for markets, supermarkets, and commercial centers, the Lunar New Year is the time when consumers’ shopping needs should be stocked with large quantities of goods, which increases the risk of fire and explosion.
Therefore, Dong Nai provincial police recommends that business households arrange and arrange goods to ensure a safe distance from electrical equipment and tools, and power lines. Goods must not obscure firefighting and rescue equipment.
Electrical equipment and wires must ensure proper safety techniques. Absolutely do not trade in smokeless oil, store gasoline, alcohol, gas and other flammable chemicals in the market. It is strictly forbidden to burn incense or burn votive paper in markets, supermarkets and commercial centers. Regularly inspect and maintain automatic fire alarm systems, automatic fire extinguishing systems….
People should install the Fire Alarm 114 app; When there is a fire or explosion incident, immediately call 114 or use the Fire Alarm app 114.
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