Fires can be an accident or result from malicious acts of arson. Working smoke alarms and an escape plan you have practiced will help keep you and your family or co-workers safe during a fire.
The following resources from U.S. Government agencies and nonprofit organizations can help you survive and recover with this type of emergency.
After The Fire: Returning To Normal
Information from the U.S. Fire Administration about recovering from a fire, including:
Escape From Fire - Once You're Out, Stay Out
Explains why you never go back into a burning building for any reason (U.S. Fire Administration)
What To Do After a Fire
Guidelines for different circumstances in the period following a fire (FEMA)
Picking Up The Pieces After a Fire
Information on recovering from a fire in your home (American Red Cross)
After the Fire
Explanations of why holes are cut in the floors, ceilings and roofs of homes during fire operations (New York City Fire Department) |
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