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Four out of ten single-family houses in Sweden do not have adequate fire protection. The most common shortcoming is too few fire extinguishers, a simple but crucial measure that can save lives, the company Anticimex writes in a press release.
Householders are now being asked to review their fire protection before winter's increased fire risk.
Four out of ten Swedish houses have deficiencies in fire protection, Motala, Sweden - 21 Nov 2024
2024-11-21
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