Fire safety is essential to prevent fire accidents and minimize the risk of injury,

death, and property damage. To ensure fire safety, it is necessary to install smoke
detectors in every room and maintain them regularly. Fire extinguishers must also
be available and easily accessible in case of a small fire outbreak. Proper storage
and handling of flammable materials such as gasoline, kerosene, and propane must be
done with utmost care. Electrical wiring and appliances should be installed by
licensed professionals and regularly checked for faults. Additionally, it is
crucial to have a fire escape plan in place, and everyone in the building should be
familiar with it. Taking these measures can help prevent fire accidents and protect
lives and property.