By Hannah Louise Baldelomar By virtue of the Presidential Proclamation No. 115-A, issued on November 17, 1966, the month of March, where a record number of fire incidents occur, is declared the “Fire Prevention Month.” So what are the top five causes of fire in the country? Find out from

By Jekelyn Nisola By virtue of the Presidential Proclamation No. 115-A, issued on November 17, 1966, the month of March, where a record number of fire incidents occur, is declared the “Fire Prevention Month.” According to Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP), faulty electrical wiring, lit cigarette butts, and open flames

By Mechelle Gonzales Today’s modern living has given rise to the use of more appliances, which also increases the risk of electrical accidents at home or the office. And since it’s the fire prevention month, it won’t hurt to be reminded of ways to avoid electrical hazards. Check out our

If a fire starts at home, you only have two to three minutes to escape! According to the American Red Cross, a humanitarian institution that offers emergency assistance, “60 percent of house fire deaths occur in homes with no working smoke alarms.”  In the Philippines, where a large number of