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The National Fire Protection Agency recently published its findings from their report on fire loss in the U.S. for 2007. Again, the report demonstrates what a significant danger fire presents in the home. After reading these statistics, take time to protect yourself and your loved ones. Plan evacuation routes in case of a fire. Practice using them. Eliminate common household hazards that can lead to fires, such as improper wiring, or storing flammable materials near an open flame.
Fire departments responded to 1.6 million fires last year, the lowest total since 2004. Although the number of fires declined, fire deaths and injuries increased.
Fires killed one person every two and a half hours last year. Home fire deaths accounted for more than eight in 10 of all fire deaths. In 2007, fires caused an estimated $14 billion in property damage, a nearly 30 percent increase from 2006.
Other findings from the report: