Fire safety refers to the practices and measures taken to prevent the outbreak of fire and to protect people, property, and the environment from the harmful effects of fire. This encompasses a variety of strategies, including the installation of fire alarms, fire extinguishers, and sprinkler systems, as well as the implementation of fire prevention protocols and emergency evacuation plans. Fire safety also involves educating individuals and organizations about the risks associated with fire, how to respond in case of a fire emergency, and the importance of maintaining safe environments to minimize fire hazards. Adhering to fire safety regulations and guidelines is essential in both residential and commercial settings to ensure the welfare of occupants and the integrity of structural assets.
Massive fire broke out at a recycling facility in Sydney's west, causing significant smoke and evacuation alerts. LPG gas canisters contributed to the intensity of the fire, prompting emergency warnings…