
District administration issued advisory regarding safe use of heater and fireplace in winter
Una, December 29- In view of the severe cold in Una district, the administration has issued necessary guidelines regarding the safe use of heater and fireplace. Deputy Commissioner and Chairman of District Disaster Management Authority, Jatin Lal said that unsafe use of heater and fireplace to protect from cold can cause serious accidents. He has appealed to the people to follow safety standards and take extra precautions while using these devices and contact the District Disaster Management Authority immediately in case of any emergency.
Una, December 29- In view of the severe cold in Una district, the administration has issued necessary guidelines regarding the safe use of heater and fireplace. Deputy Commissioner and Chairman of District Disaster Management Authority, Jatin Lal said that unsafe use of heater and fireplace to protect from cold can cause serious accidents. He has appealed to the people to follow safety standards and take extra precautions while using these devices and contact the District Disaster Management Authority immediately in case of any emergency.
*Do not use heater or fireplace in a closed room*
It is necessary to have proper ventilation in the room while using heater or fireplace. Using them in a closed room can cause accumulation of toxic gases like carbon monoxide, which can cause suffocation or death. Especially the heater or fireplace should be turned off while sleeping at night.
*Use the heater in a limited and safe manner*
Use the heater in a limited amount and burn it properly. The smoke and gas emitted from it can have a bad effect on health.
*Check and repair the heater regularly*
Check the electric and gas heaters from time to time and do not use faulty equipment. Old or damaged equipment can cause fire or other hazards.
*Make family members aware*
Inform children and the elderly about the side effects of heaters and heaters and safe ways of using them. This can prevent untoward incidents.
*Identify the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning*
Problems like dizziness, headache, nausea, confusion, or difficulty in breathing can be signs of carbon monoxide poisoning. In such a situation, immediately go to fresh air and seek medical help.
*Be cautious about safety*
The Deputy Commissioner has appealed to the district residents to follow these guidelines and also make the people around them aware of this.
