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Notify family members and
neighbors in a loud voice. |
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Call 119 from a safe location. |
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 Refer
to... |
Disaster prevention
information
[Dialing 119] |
| It is important to extinguish
fires immediately, to prevent spreading. Keep
a fire extinguisher in an easy-to-reach location,
just in case. |
How to Use a Fire Extinguisher
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| 1. |
Pull
out the safety pin. Then, move to within 3 to
5 meters of the burning item. |
|
| 2. |
Unfasten
the hose and aim it at the base of the fire. Or,
if there is no hose, aim the nozzle at the base
of the fire. |
| 3. |
Squeeze
the lever firmly. |
| 4. |
Spray
the fire extinguisher directly onto the burning
item, takings care not to be misled by smoker
or flames. |
If deep-frying oil catches fire...
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Put
the fire out using a fire extinguisher. |
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Slide
a large, sturdy kid over the entire top
of the pan, beginning with the edge nearest
you. |
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Cut
off the oxygen supply with a large zabuton(cushion/pillow)
or a water-dampened sheet. |
| * |
Always turn
off the gas tap after extinguishing the
fire. |
| * |
Never throw
water on an oil fire. |
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Saving
lives comes first. If you think a situation is
dangerous, notify people in the vicinity with
a loud voice and evacuate the premises.
Smoke contains carbon monoxide, which is a toxic
substance. Bend low or crawl on the floor to evacuate,
holding a handkerchief or towel to your nose and
mouth.
Be sure to confirm the availability of escape
route (in both direction) on a daily basis.
Do not use elevators. Once you have evacuated,
do not return. |
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