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“Press the test button to sound the alarm once a month, and check the expiry date every year.

“What is your first escape route?

“The best way out is the normal way you come in and out of your home, for example down the hall and out the front door. Picture what this would be like in the darkness and confusion of a fire.

“Is your way out locked or blocked?

“Make sure there are no obstacles, locked doors or windows along your escape route.

“Is there anyone in your household who might need help getting out?

“Assign responsibility for helping babies, children or people who may need help out of your home. Who will be in charge of making sure each one is safe?

“What is your second escape route?

“Do you have an alternative escape route if the first one becomes unsafe or obstructed during a fire?

“Is your second escape route locked or blocked?

“Make sure there are no obstacles, locked doors or windows along your alternative escape route.

“Where is your safe meeting place?

“Select from these typical places - your letterbox, gate or the street outside – or your own safe meeting place.”

The Community Noticeboard is for non-profit organisations. For $15.00 you can publish up to 25 words.

AGMS, sporting notices or special meetings. Community Notices must be pre-paid.

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