fire prevention laws

Fire prevention laws are regulations designed to reduce fire risks and protect people and property. They require adherence to safety codes in buildings, such as proper wiring, safe storage of flammable materials, and installation of smoke alarms and fire extinguishers. These laws also mandate regular inspections and maintenance of fire safety equipment, as well as clear escape routes. The goal is to prevent fires from starting, or to minimize damage and injuries if they do occur. Compliance ensures a safer environment for everyone and is enforced by local and national authorities.