National Fire Authority

The National Fire Authority is a government organization responsible for preventing, controlling, and responding to fires and related emergencies. It develops safety regulations, conducts training, and maintains fire stations and equipment to protect lives, property, and the environment. The Authority also educates the public on fire safety practices and works with communities to reduce fire risks. Essentially, it ensures that when there’s a fire or emergency, trained professionals are ready to respond quickly and effectively to minimize damage and save lives.