Fire

1. Cooking
2. Heating
3. Boiling water
4. Burning waste materials (e.g., grass, worn-out clothes, paper)

1. Devices: Electric irons, electric sockets, gas cookers, and charcoal can be sources of fire accidents.
2. Vehicles: Cars and motorcycles can catch fire if sparks ignite the fuel.
3. Spilled hot liquids (e.g., water, milk, tea, cooking oil) and chemicals like acids can cause burns.

1. Burns from fire, hot liquids, or chemicals cause severe pain, loss of body fluids, and require urgent medical attention.

Examples of hot liquids

2. Immediate first aid should be provided to burn victims while preparing to take them to a hospital.