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🧠CPR Quick Check!
Can you answer this right? Knowing the basics could save a life.👇

09/08/2025

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🚨 Know the Signs — Act Fast! 🚨

A heart attack can strike without warning, and every second counts.
Remember C.R.U.S.H.I.N.G. to spot the symptoms:
👉 Chest pain
👉 Radiates to neck/jaw/back
👉 Unrelieved by rest
👉 Sweating (cold)
👉 Hard to breathe
👉 Increased heart rate
👉 Nausea/vomiting
👉 Gloom & doom feeling

📞 Call emergency services immediately — quick action can save a life!

09/08/2025

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🚒 Not All Firetrucks Are the Same! 🚒

When you see those big red rigs rushing to an emergency, each one has a unique role to play:

🔥 Fire Engine – Carries water, pumps, and hoses to fight the flames directly.
🔥 Fire Truck – The ladder master, built for rescues and reaching high places.
🔥 Rescue Truck – A mobile toolbox loaded with specialized gear for technical rescues.

Knowing the difference helps you understand how firefighters work together to save lives and protect property. 💪👩‍🚒👨‍🚒

30/07/2025

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🔥 How to Remember the Classes of Fire

Ask yourself: What is burning?

Each class of fire is named based on the material that’s fueling it — and here’s an easy way to remember:

🅰️ Class A – Ash
• What’s burning? Wood, paper, cloth.
• Clue: These leave ash when burned.
👉 A is for Ash.

🅱️ Class B – Boil
• What’s burning? Flammable liquids (gasoline, oil).
• Clue: These boil when heated.
👉 B is for Boil.

🌐 Class C – Current
• What’s burning? Electrical equipment.
• Clue: Electricity flows in a current.
👉 C is for Current.

🟨 Class D – Dent
• What’s burning? Metals (magnesium, sodium).
• Clue: Hitting metal can cause a dent.
👉 D is for Dent.

🍳 Class K – Kitchen
• What’s burning? Cooking oils and animal fats.
• Clue: Found in the kitchen.
👉 K is for Kitchen.

Quick memory hacks = smarter safety!

👀 Save this guide. It could save a life.

30/07/2025

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🔥 What to Do If Someone’s Clothes Catch Fire🔥

Use a Fire Blanket or a Wet Towel
• Quickly and carefully wrap the person with a fire blanket or non-synthetic wet towel to smother the flames.
• Be sure to cover the flames completely, especially on the back and sides.

⚠️ Important Reminders:
• Do NOT fan the flames. It feeds the fire with more oxygen and can make it worse.
• Stay calm and act quickly. Panic can delay effective action.
• Help them Stop, Drop, and Roll if no blanket or towel is available.
• After the flames are out, cool the burns with running water for at least 10 minutes and call emergency services.

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