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Fire safety workshop for 150 kids
It is sad that many children die due to smoke inhalation during a fire. this, however, can be prevented if children are taught measures to take in the event of a fire.
Cats treated for wildfire burns offer clues for medicine
Cats treated for wildfire burns offer clues for human and veterinary medicine.
Three killed in Kepong house fire
KUALA LUMPUR: He was watching TV upstairs when he heard loud popping sounds but dismissed it as someone letting off firecrackers.
Stall operator and woman found dead in apartment
PETALING JAYA: A couple were found dead in an apartment at Bayu Permai, with smoke inhalation believed to be the cause of death.
Champmark making big push with fire safety masks
CHAMPMARK SDN BHD, which is a local fire safety equipment company, plans to aggressively market fire safety mask said to be able to reduce smoke inhalation by 90%.
Indonesian worker dies trying to save friends
An Indonesian worker died from smoke inhalation when he tried to rescue three of his colleagues from a fire at their I>kongsi/Iin Jalan Tun Razak, Kuala Lumpur.
Margaret Trudeau, mother of Canada PM, treated for smoke inhalation -CBC
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian author and mental health advocate Margaret Trudeau, mother of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is in hospital suffering from smoke inhalation after a fire, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp said on Tuesday.
Six killed in early morning fire
IPOH: Six lives were lost in an early morning fire at the fourth floor of an entertainment outlet here.
Immigrant almost suffocates during house fire
KULAI: An immigrant was injured in a fire at his rented house in Taman Sempena in Senai here.
Indonesia prepares warships to evacuate 'haze' refugees
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia is preparing warships as a last resort to evacuate children and others suffering from smoke inhalation from slash-and-burn fires, a minister said on Friday, as the country struggles to contain fires expected to continue for weeks. Southeast Asia has suffered for years from annual "haze" caused by forest and peat clearing across Indonesia, which has come under increasing political pressure to stop the problem, but so far to no avail. Fires this year have been helped by drier weather brought by the El Nino weather phenomenon and have pushed air pollution to hazardous levels across Southeast Asia, forcing schools to close and disrupting flights. "We are looking for a place for babies to be evacuated to if necessary," coordinating security minister Luhut Pandjaitan told reporters referring to plans to prepare six warships and two state-owned ferries. The ships, however, will only be used as a last resort if other efforts, including moving residents to government offices with air purifiers, prove unsuccessful, Pandjaitan said.
