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House Fire — Poster | AidNow

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House fire — Printable Poster

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Fire

My house is on fire

House fire

Emergency

112

Critical Emergency

Remember This

Get out. Stay low. Call for help. Do not go back inside.

Do

Get everyone out now
Stay low — smoke rises
Call emergency help from outside

Do Not

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do not re-enter for people, pets, or belongings.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT go back inside for any reason once you are out.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT open windows during a fire — this feeds oxygen to the flames.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT use elevators during a fire.
Do not: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Open windows during a fire to let smoke out

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