Fire Safety

What should you do if you are trapped in a room during a fire? (There can be more than one answers)

• Try to retrieve your belongings

• Open the window and shout for help

• Wait for the fire to be extinguished

• Hide in the closet until rescued

What is the first thing you should do if you discover a fire?

• Call 995

• Attempt to extinguish the fire

• Shout to alert others

• Evacuate the building immediately

What is the safest way to evacuate a building during a fire?

• Use the stairs

• Use the lift

• Run out of the building

• Jump out of a window

How should you move in a smoke-filled room?

• crawl out on the floor

• run out as fast as you can

• walk out slow and carefully

Why should you not try to retrieve your belongings during a fire?

• To prioritize personal safety and evacuate immediately.
• To retrieve sentimental items
• To save time during evacuation
• To take pictures for insurance purposes

What is the best way to alert others to a fire?

• Whisper

• Use a megaphone

• Shout loudly

• Send a text message

What should you do if your clothes catch fire?

• Wave your arms
• Run around
• Stop, drop, and roll.
• Jump in water

How can you help prevent fires in your home?

• Cook with oil on high heat unattended
• Water plants with gasoline
• Ensure smoke alarms are installed and working, avoid overloading electrical outlets, keep flammable items away from heat sources, never leave cooking unattended, and have a fire escape plan in place.
• Store matches near flammable materials

What should you do if you are trapped in a room with a fire outside the door?

• Open the door and run through the fire
• Ignore the fire and take a nap
• Start cooking to distract yourself
• Follow fire safety protocols, stay low to the ground, cover vents and cracks, call for help, and signal your location.

Why is it important to evacuate a building quickly during a fire?

• To retrieve personal belongings
• To ensure personal safety by avoiding smoke inhalation, burns, and potential structural collapse.

• To take pictures for social media
• To have a better view of the fire