Steps to keep our homes safe from fire
Lack of awareness and lack of action even when there is awareness are public enemies number one when it comes to fire safety and prevention.
Are we living dangerously?
One common practice among homeowners once they’ve received the keys to their new homes is to start checking out the unit for cracks and leaks.
Is your building a death trap?
Be it your workplace or your home, a building can actually help save you during a fire.
Urgent need to spread fire-safety knowledge
In 1976, Malaysia had its first high-rise fire incident.
JMBs and MCs should consider building safety audit
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 14): Joint management bodies (JMBs) and management corporations (MCs) of strata residential buildings should consider extending their annual audit process to include building safety.
Do not ignore fire safety, take action
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 14): "Fire burns everybody — it doesn't matter if you are rich or poor.
Electrical safety is not as difficult as you think
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 14): There are many simple steps the public can take to avoid electrical fires, said Energy Commission Malaysia Department of Regulatory Electrical Safety Equipment Unit regulatory officer Nur Faidarina Alias.
Be mindful of fire safety when renovating your home
KUALA LUMPUR (Oct 14): Homeowners who want to break down the party wall between their homes and their neighbours’ or otherwise close the gap between their homes should think twice because these renovations could help spread a fire.
