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Seven Facts every home owner and business person should know about the real cost of fire in the UK.


  1. In the fifteen minutes it will take you to read this consumer awareness guide, fire services across the UK will attend thirty fires or false alarms
  2. On average, two people will die as a result of a fire in the next twenty four hours.  None of these people expected to die today. Your chance of experiencing a serious fire in your lifetime is about one in five
  3. Forty Four people are injured in fires every twenty four hours.  That's about one every thirty seconds. 
  4. There are 112 fires involving commercial buildings every day.  None of those involved thought their building would catch fire.
  5. Every eight minutes there is a fire involving someone's home.  72% of fire victims die in the home - the place we feel safest in!  80% of fire related deaths and injuries happen in the home.
  6. There were approximately 117,800 deliberate fires started in the UK in 2002.  The government estimated that in 2000, loss due to arson was over £2b.  Insurance companies reported that 40% of their losses were arson related
  7. The government estimates that the true cost of fire in the UK in 2002 was £6,900,000,000!
As a society we are dismissive of the risks of fire.  Individually, we think fires only happen to other people.  We sometimes assume we are too intelligent to fall victim to a fire.  This false sense of security is lulling us into making poor decisions regarding the protection of the lives and property we are responsible for. 


Protecting what you value most:  Are you prepared to take the risk that you, a loved one, or someone you are responsible for, will fall victim to a fire?  How would you feel if that happened to you and you knew there were reasonable precautions you could have taken? 

 
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