Fire hazards

Fire hazards refer to conditions or materials that increase the risk of fire starting or spreading. Common hazards include flammable liquids, electrical equipment, open flames, and clutter that blocks exits. Poor wiring, heating devices, and neglecting safety procedures can also contribute. Recognizing these hazards helps prevent fires, protect property, and ensure safety. Proper storage, maintenance, and awareness of fire risks are essential for minimizing these dangers in homes, workplaces, and public spaces.