Zammit Clapp residents evacuated after small fire

Carmel Ellul

Feb 27th, 06:33

Yes , good emergency response. First call the fire brigade , this takes a few seconds , then get the people out, then call the in-house fire team and try and limit the effected area until the professionals arrive.
Then find out if possible the reason of the fire and possibly take corrective actions to reduce future risks of a repeat.

nadia gili

Feb 26th, 21:50

R.Cilia Nistgha nassigurak li extinguishers hemm mal-home kollha u mhux talli hekk talli l-istaff kollhu huwa mharreg b' fire courses li jsiru min zmien ghal zmien .
Twanny Borg, kien biss incident li jistgha jigri lil kull dar , mhux qed jistennew li ssir tragedja biex ikun hemm spezzjonijiet nassigurak,. Proset lil kull min ta sehmu biex flok tragedja spicca kollox b'wicc il-gid.

twanny borg

Feb 26th, 16:59

Hemm bzonn minn xi haga hazina ta' dan il-hruq isiru spezzjonijiet fil-homes kollha biex ikun cert li hemm kollox kif suppost bhala safety. L-anzjani taghna iridu jigu imharsa.

J Martinelli

Feb 26th, 16:36

Safety rules governing commercial/institutional properties require calling the Fire Department when fires occur, no matter how small they happen to be.
Besides, I don't imagine that a tumbler in a hospital would be the same size as a domestic one!
The proper procedure appears to have been followed thanks to the staff and the Fire Department.

R. Cilia

Feb 26th, 16:12

Are there no fire extinguishers at Zammit Clapp Hospital?

Mario Fava

Feb 26th, 14:58

Prosit tassew lil istaff. Ezercizzju difficli hafna specjalment biew tevvakwa anzjani.