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00:00 On the first day of the fire prevention month, a cloth warehouse in Valenzuela City was set on fire.

00:06 Our witnesses.

00:08 The explosion in this warehouse in Paso de Blas in Valenzuela City spread quickly.

00:15 There was no first alarm at 3.08 pm.

00:18 It immediately went up to the second alarm after 3 minutes.

00:24 The fire was so big that the smoke was visible even on Skyway Stage 3. According to Glenn Huego of Super Radio DCBB,

00:30 it was difficult to get a red light because of the so-called cloth and kitchenware.

00:34 In Baguio City, Negros Occidental, where a house was on fire in the winter yesterday,

00:40 a woman with Alzheimer's disease.

00:42 She was 72 years old and bedridden.

00:45 That's why she couldn't get out of the fire until 10 am.

00:48 The fire was still being investigated.

00:51 Inside the house, a one-year-old boy was also burned in Barangay Balulang in Cagayan de Oro City.

00:57 The family tried to save the child but was forced to leave because the fire spread quickly.

01:02 The house was covered with light materials and 21 families were affected by the fire.

01:08 Since January, the fire in the country of Puminsala has reached more than 3,000 in the amount of almost P1.5 billion.

01:17 According to the Bureau of Fire Protection, the number one cause of the fire is cigarettes and others like cigars and cigar pipes.

01:24 Also included in the most common causes of fire are electrical ignition, loose connection or overloading, and the left cooking.

01:32 On the first day of Fire Prevention Month, BFP showed additional causes of death,

01:38 such as the chopper of AFP that can now blow water,

01:42 and the fire drone of the Mandaluyong CDRRMO that can now drop chemicals that cause fire.

01:47 There is also an unmanned that can cause the fire of Manila CDRRMO.

01:50 But BFP admitted that there are still many shortcomings.

01:53 We have around 123 municipalities that still don't have fire trucks, meaning there are still no fire stations, meaning there are still no firefighters.

02:03 But they are confident that they will be able to solve this in the coming years.

02:06 What is important now is the cooperation of the people especially in this hot season.

02:12 El Niño is still on fire.

02:13 There is still a lack of awareness of our communities because the majority of fire incidents are residential.

02:19 We are promoting the EDITH or Emergency or Exit Drill in the Home,

02:26 meaning to talk to each other, include in the topic how to exit, the secondary exit of the grills, where the fuse is placed,

02:34 how to go down the stairs when it's dark.

02:37 For GMA Integrated News, Joseph Morong is your witness.

02:40 Kapuso, let's be witnesses together.

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02:55 [Music]

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