IGSU reports 793 fires in the first ten days of January, most caused by faulty heating appliances.
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The General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU) announced that, in the first ten days of the year, 793 fires were recorded, of which over 500 occurred in homes. The most common causes of these fires are defective or improvised heating means, unmaintained chimneys, and inadequate electrical installations. IGSU emphasizes that these situations are frequent in the cold season and can be prevented through simple checks, such as cleaning stoves and chimneys, as well as ensuring a safe electrical installation. Firefighters warn that each fire generates material damage and risks to human life, so prevention remains the most effective solution.
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Inspectoratul General pentru Situaţii de Urgenţă: 793 de incendii în primele zece zile ale anului, peste 500 la locuinţe / Cele mai multe incendii au avut drept cauză mijloace de încălzire defecte sau improvizate
IGSU: 793 de incendii în primele zile ale anului, majoritatea provocate de sisteme de încălzire
IGSU: 793 de incendii în primele 10 zile ale anului
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