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KITCHEN FIRES A COMMON OCCURRENCE IN NL
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Updated On: Jul 30, 2010 (08:34:00)
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NLFF's have responded to numerous "kitchen fires" lately, the last being on 7/29/10 night shift. The public is reminded to use caution when attempting to extinguish a fire on the stove in their home. Often residents utilize a dry chemical fire extinguisher or place a lid on a pot to quell the flames, however, do not apply water to a fire involving burning oil. If you are unable to quickly control the situation safely, evacuate the building and notify the fire department by pulling the fire alarm and/or by calling 9-1-1. Also, always have a working smoke detector! The photo below is of the small kitchen fire on 7/29/10 nights. 
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¡Los detectores de humo
salvan vidas! Debe probar
su detector de humo cada
mes. Asegúrese de cambiar
las baterías cada seis meses.
Favor de llamar 860-447-5294
si tiene preguntas.
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