| WILDFIRE SMOKE GETS IN YOUR LUNGS |
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| 234 DIE IN BRAZIL NIGHTCLUB - MAJORITY DUE TO SMOKE INHALATION |
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| SMOKE INHALATION CAN KILL EVEN 30 DAYS AFTERWARDS |
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| FIRE EXTINGUISHERS & PBE's ON PLANES - WHY? |
Post Date:2013-01-31 |
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| AIRPLANE COCKPIT FIRES |
Post Date:2013-01-31 |
| Dec. 12, 2005 issue - The government spends a lot of time and money protecting America's air passengers from terrorist attacks and water landings. But the Federal Aviation Administration has been less attentive to a flying danger that occurs far more often: smoke in the cockpit, which can be caused by electrical failures, fluid leaks and cargo fires. Forced landings from smoke or fumes happen nearly once a day on average. But pilots still lack an effective way of dealing with fires and smoke-flooded cockpits, which were blamed in the crashes of ValuJet 592 and Swissair 111 in recent years. White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card had a glimpse of the problem Nov. 26 when his Gulfstream m... |
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| UNSAFE NURSING HOMES |
Post Date:2009-10-12 |
| Fire risks threaten assisted living
By Peter Eisler
Many states fail to set or enforce some of the most basic fire safety standards for the nation's burgeoning assisted-living industry.
The result: about one fatal fire a month, on average, during the past five years, many at facilities that lack sprinklers, smoke alarms or other fire safeguards, a USA TODAY investigation shows.
The fire safety lapses have grave implications for more than a million elderly and disabled Americans who rely on assisted-living facilities. Those facilities offer 24-... |
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| FOREST FIRES |
Post Date:2009-10-12 |
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| EFFECTS OF WOOD BURNING SMOKE |
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| Effects of smoke |
Post Date:2009-09-19 |
| Frequency:
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| Terrorists Blow Up Pakistan Marriott Hotel almost 60 Killed |
Post Date:2012-02-29 |
| Are You protected when Traveling Domestically or Internationally?
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| International hotels draw elites and terror threat |
Post Date:2013-01-31 |
| Consider how a city looks to a terrorist seeking targets. There's the airport — inviting, but heavily secured. There's the U.S. Embassy, perimeter guarded by crack local forces and Marines. And there's the plush international hotel, open to anyone with a decent outfit and money for a cup of coffee.
Across the world, the finest hotels draw foreign businessmen, droves of tourists, and local movers and shakers who crowd the restaurants and bars to see and be seen. There are society weddings, banquets and even "Sweet Sixteen" birthday parties for the daughters of t... |
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| NEVER light a candle in air contitioned |
Post Date:2009-08-27 |
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