A pet lost his life after a strong fire in a house in the center of Gómez Palacio.
The incident was reported to the emergency system 911 minutes before 8 p.m. on Tuesday, May 6.
Elements of the Heroic Fire Department and Civil Protection of Gómez Palacio went to the Ignacio Ramírez Street, between Allende and Francisco I. Madero.
There the offsprofuegos fought the flames that cthey onsumed part of the interior of the property and even the circulation of Ignacio Ramírez street It was closed with caution tape to facilitate firefighters.
Fortunately Fire was controlled before it extended to the surrounding constructions.
Fortunately, There were no injured or intoxicated people Therefore, the presence of Mexican Red Cross paramedics was not necessary.
Unfortunately, a Chihuahua dog did not run with the same fate, then The animal died from poisoning by smoke after the incident.
Allegedly the flames started in a corridor, because there sand I found a candle on, which reached electrical wiring, which caused a short circuit and fire leaving as a balance a dead and large material damage.
How to prevent fires at home?
Fire prevention in homes is of the utmost importance to guarantee your family’s safety and protect your property. Here are some measures that you can take to prevent fires in your home:
- COOKING COOKING: Most of the fires at home begin in the kitchen. Never leave the stove or oven unattended while cooking. Keep flammable objects away from heat, use cover -ups in pots and pans, and keep the kitchen clean of fat.
- Beware of electrical appliances: Do not overload electric plugs or use excess extension cables. Regularly check electrical cables and plugs in search of signs of wear or damage.
- Safe heating: If you use electric heater or gas stoves, keep a safe distance of flammable objects and apágalos before bed or leave home. Clean and regularly verify chimneys and firewood stoves.
- Candle control: If you use candles in your home, place them in safe places, far from curtains, furniture or other flammable objects. Never leave burning candles without supervision.
- SAFE STORAGE: It stores chemicals and flammable materials, such as paintings and fuels, in a safe place and far from heat and flames.
- Security Education: Practice evacuation drills and establish a meeting point outside the house with your family.
- Appliances maintenance: Clean the fluff of the dryer filter and keep the ventilation ducts clean.
If you smoke at home, use ashtrayers and make sure the butts are off before discarding them. Never smoke in bed or sofa.
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