FIT a working smoke alarm or risk drowning in toxic smoke is the stark message being delivered by fire and rescue services today.The region's six fire and rescue services are supporting a new national 'Fire Kills' campaign being launched today.
FIT a working smoke alarm or risk drowning in toxic smoke is the stark message being delivered by fire and rescue services today.
The region's six fire and rescue services are supporting a new national 'Fire Kills' campaign being launched today.
The major new campaign does not pull any punches, highlighting that taking just two to three breaths of toxic smoke in a house fire can render you unconscious.
For more on the campaign, and how to protect your family from fire, read tomorrow's Eastern Daily Press.
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