If you’ve been following the news lately, you’re probably aware that massive tornados have touched down in the Oklahoma City area, resulting in dozens of lives lost and likely hundreds of millions in damage. Atlanta is no stranger to tornados either.
We’ve written in the past about some basic steps you can take to reduce the risk of an electrical fire in your home. However, you may be unaware that loose power outlets and broken appliances aren’t the only hazards that can result in disaster.
If you’re an Atlanta resident looking to ensure that your family and household are prepared for emergencies, you should put a lot of thought into setting aside a stock of food and provisions.
Possibly the worst thing that can happen to the home of any Georgia resident is a fire that destroys the property and endangers the lives of its occupants.
A mother and four children under the age of five were killed in a fire at a Newman, Georgia, home on Saturday, April 27.
Electrical fires can be a common problem, especially in older homes with aging electrical systems.
One of the best ways to ensure the safety of you and your family in the event of a fire is to create an escape plan.
At the time the bullets were discharged, it was estimated that anywhere from 50 to 100 people were inside the building.
The initial blast was so powerful that it reportedly broke windows and damaged nearby apartments.
Generators are notorious for catching on fire and destroying homes when they aren’t used properly.