They call to be aware of fire escapes in Salvador Alvarado

Guamchil, Sinaloa. – Due to increased mobility in the city of Guamchil, Sinaloa after the pandemic, emergency has increased,

interviewed about rise in fire So far this year, Jess Abraham Portillo López, an active firefighter and chairman of the Guamchil Firefighters Board, commented on the issue. There is a marginal increase of 8.89% so far this year as compared to 2021Which was a pandemic year.

President of fire extinguisher board highlighted that the emergencies that escalate the most and those most attended are vacant lot, brush, scrubland, forestryIn situations that are not even emergencies, burning of dumpsters is not treated as an emergency, however, it is one where a great deal of resources and equipment break down, sometimes waste. A small piece of land turns on fire in a commercial complex, with millionaire losses, like it did recently.

he indicated that Most of the fires in commercial and industrial areas are due to negligence.In some cases, poor installation is unreasonable, such as welding, safety measures are not taken, strictly speaking of the industry.

Summer weather is not a factor in increasing the number of firesSince they are present all the time, the figures are going to increase in this dry season because the brush is dry, but these fires can be seen everywhere, on the sides of the highway, in the hills, there are many red dots, the land is cleared by people. As a result of doing so, cleaning up vacant plots and burning garbage.

The problem is that these small fires, as many have noted, become large gambling fires, or in the cases of agricultural land, which are at risk of material damage and loss of life.

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The chairman of the Guamchil Firefighters Board remarked that much remains to be done and that there is still a huge gap, and in particular the city of Guamchil, noting that there is no oversight, no Ministry of Labor, not many protections. inspectors.