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Accidentally mixed household chemicals
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Bleach and acid, bleach and ammonia, or other cleaners were mixed and fumes are rising.
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Fire emergencies
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Bleach and acid, bleach and ammonia, or other cleaners were mixed and fumes are rising.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Acid or corrosive liquid was thrown deliberately on a person, usually face and body, causing burning pain and chemical burns.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Corrosive acid has spilled or splashed — it can burn skin, eyes, and lungs on contact or from fumes.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Ammonia gas is leaking from refrigeration, fertilizer storage, or industrial equipment — it burns airways and can be deadly in high concentrations.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Your carbon monoxide detector is beeping or alarming.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — People show signs of carbon monoxide poisoning from heater, generator, or enclosed fire.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Acid, alkali, cleaning product, or industrial chemical contacted the skin causing pain, redness, or tissue damage.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A person has been exposed to chemicals on skin, hair, or clothing and needs immediate decontamination before help arrives.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Chemical, cleaning product, or unknown liquid splashed into an eye causing burning, redness, and tearing.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Liquid or powder chemicals have spilled from containers, vehicles, or pipes in your area.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A child was scalded by hot bath water, spilled cup, or cooking pot. Children's skin burns more severely than adults.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A child has touched an electrical socket, bitten a cord, or pulled a live plug.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Chlorine gas is escaping from water treatment, industrial tanks, or mixed household chemicals — it damages lungs and eyes.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A person's clothing caught fire from stove, diya, gas leak, or accident. Flames are on their body.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Cooking oil or grease in a pan has caught fire and is burning.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A power line has fallen onto a car, bus, or other vehicle with people inside.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A person touched live wire, faulty appliance, or high voltage. There may be small burns on skin but internal injury is possible.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Someone has burns from electrical contact — entry and exit wounds with possible internal injury.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fire involving electrical wiring, outlets, or powered equipment.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fire has broken out in a factory, warehouse, or industrial site where you are present.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A power line has fallen and may be live on the ground or street.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A warehouse or storage site with fertilizer has exploded or is burning — blast injury, fire, and toxic smoke are possible.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fire has started inside your room, flat, or apartment and is spreading.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Flames are coming from the gas stove, burner, or nearby gas connection.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A petrol or diesel generator is running inside a home, shop, or garage.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Another person's clothing or body is on fire and they need immediate help.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fire in a high-rise building — you must evacuate or shelter depending on instructions.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Someone contacted high-voltage power lines, substation equipment, or railway overhead wire.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — You need to evacuate your home because of fire or imminent fire threat.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A factory, plant, or tank has released chemicals into the air or ground near your location.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — After a fire, the person coughed, has soot around nose or mouth, hoarse voice, or trouble breathing.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fire has started in the kitchen from cooking or an appliance.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — An LPG cooking gas cylinder, hose, or regulator is leaking or on fire.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — You smell gas near LPG cylinder, stove, or pipeline connection.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Electrical wire or submerged equipment may be energizing floodwater or a wet area.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Smell of gas from piped natural gas connection, meter, or stove.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — You must move through a building filled with thick smoke to reach safety.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Someone is in contact with live electricity and cannot let go.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Hot tea, coffee, soup, or water splashed on skin causing redness, pain, and possible blisters.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A burn covers a large area, looks white or charred, or goes deep into the skin. The person may be in severe pain or shock.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Officials say staying indoors is safer than evacuating through a toxic cloud — you must seal your home or building.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Flames, smoke, or heat are spreading inside a building where you are present.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Wildfire surrounds you on a road, in a field, or in a building with no safe exit.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fire is blocking your exit and you are trapped inside a room.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — You are on an upper floor and fire or smoke blocks all escape routes.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — You are evacuating because of wildfire — moving to a safe zone or shelter.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A wildfire or forest fire is moving toward your home or community.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Your clothing has caught fire from flame, stove, or chemical contact.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Pesticide spray, spill, or drift has contacted skin, eyes, or lungs during farming or near treated fields.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — An electrical appliance such as a TV, heater, or charger is smoking or on fire.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fire alarm is sounding or fire is reported in your office or commercial building.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Oil splashed from kadhai or pan during frying, causing immediate burning pain and blistering.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Curtains, sofa, mattress, or other furnishings have caught fire indoors.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Headache, dizziness, or nausea after painting, using thinner, or solvent in poorly ventilated room.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Someone is injured by a firecracker, firework, or explosive celebration device.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Home inverter battery is leaking acid, swelling, smoking, or has exploded.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Someone received a shock from household wiring, appliance, or low-voltage device.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A burn is red, very painful, and forming blisters, but covers a smaller area — roughly less than an open hand.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Molten metal, plastic, asphalt, or tar splashed and may be stuck to skin causing severe burn.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — A radiological release, transport accident, or official nuclear emergency alert affects your area — minimize exposure and follow instructions.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Emergency services are responding to a hazardous materials incident — you must keep far away and upwind.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Fire alarm at school or fire is seen in the building — students and staff must evacuate.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Strong rotten egg or sewage smell from drain, manhole, or septic area causing symptoms.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — An appliance, charger, or outlet is sparking, smoking, or making crackling sounds.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Steam from pressure cooker, kettle, radiator, or pipe released onto skin causing sudden intense burn.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Authorities suspect intentional or accidental release of a biological agent — unusual powder, spray, or mass illness without clear cause.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Strong chemical, gas, or burning smell outdoors near your location.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — An unusual chemical, rotten, or burning smell inside your home with no obvious source.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — You have a fire extinguisher and a small, contained fire with a clear escape route behind you.