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FIRE DESTROYS LIFE Every year thousands of people lose their lives in fire incidents.it is very important to take steps to prevent fire in our homes as well as institutional premises. Following are some safety tips to make your house a safe home: 1.        Fit smoke alarms on each level in your home. Keep them free from dust and test them once a week. Consider buying a 10 years alarm; otherwise change the batteries in your alarm every year. 2.        Make a fire action plan so that everyone in your home knows how to escape if there is a fire. 3.        Keep the exits from your home clear so that people can escape if there is a fire. Make sure that every in your home can easily find keys for doors and windows. 4.        Take extra care in the kitchen accidents while cooking account for over half of fires in homes. Never leave young children alone in kitchen. 5.        Take extra care when cooking with hot oil. Consider buying a deep fat fryer which is controlled by a thermostat [if y

Motor Vehicle Safety As the phrase aptly puts it - "it is better to be late than be Late Mr..." Accidents on Indian roads are more a rule than an exception today. The reasons are many. Underage drivers, reckless, drunken driving, no regards for safety of self and others... It is up to each one of us, all of us who use the roads (and everyone does), to be aware of all safety rules, and follow them. For example, how many of us use seat belts, even though we know we should, how many of us speed through red lights, knowing that we might collide with an oncoming vehicle. These are exactly the things we should avoid. At our site, we tell you ways to ensure your and your co- passenger's safety, do's and don'ts while driving, tips to prevent your vehicle from getting stolen, and much more. The next time you are in the driver's seat, remember to follow them.      Fasten your seat belts Car crashes are a leading cause of death. Aside from always following traffic signs