Ready | Respond | Recover

 You can't predict fire, but you surely can prevent it. Look at your surroundings right now and try to identify the things that can cause a fire. Did you see any? Cables, matches, and stoves, but whether you think there are any or not, accidents can happen anytime and anywhere. So what we need to do is to reduce the probability. Reduce the risks and the hazards, prepare for what may come, and receive less damage. Here's how:  So maybe you can't do all of those. You can share this blog or whatever it is that you've learned with the people who can, like your parents or your older siblings. But we still believe that you can do something. After all, being informed is the first step to taking action.

 Your number one priority during a fire is to get out of your location SAFELY. Keep in mind that your life is more important than any valuables. Even if you lose all your properties and belongings, as long as you and your whole family were able to get out safely, then you can still consider yourself lucky. What you need to do during a fire is to try to stay calm and remember to do the following:  So maybe you can't do all of those. You can share this blog or whatever it is that you've learned with the people who can, like your parents or your older siblings. But we still believe that you can do something. After all, being informed is the first step to taking action.

 After the fire is taken out, depending on how bad the situation is, you might not have anything to go back to. But, there is also a lot of chance that you'll still have something left if you've prepared enough and responded correctly. Now, after the fire, it's time to recover and move forward. Below is a list of what you can do:  So maybe you can't do all of those. You can share this blog or whatever it is that you've learned with the people who can, like your parents or your older siblings. But we still believe that you can do something. After all, being informed is the first step to taking action.