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Friday, November 6, 2009

USFA Releases Fire-Risk Reports

The U.S. Fire Administration has issued three special reports as part of its Topical Fire Report series, examining the risk of death or injury from fire by various demographic, geographic and socio-economic characteristics. "Because of limited cognitive and physical abilities, very young children and older adults face a greater risk of dying in a fire," said U.S. Fire Administrator Greg Cade. "The [USFA] has developed fire safety campaigns targeted at high-risk groups. These campaigns provide awareness to parents and caregivers and aid in reducing the risk of fire death and injury." The three reports, Fire Risk ...

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