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INTERSCHUTZ enjoys a high international standing as a result of constantly developing its display concept in line with changing market needs and visitor expectations.

Now the extensive range of exhibits on security-related themes will be enhanced and complemented by the attractive offerings featured simultaneously at INTERPOLICE, the international exhibition for police and internal security.For more info visit http://www.interschutz.de

WE are participating in InterSchutz 2005 Hanover 6-11 June 2005 in Hall 13 stand no H23

A decision not to change fire-safety rules for underground railway stations has been applauded by a rail union.

source: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/london/3956323.stm

Looking for fire statistics
The U.S. fire problem; home, residential, non-residential, and structure fires. Large-loss fires, deadliest fires in the U.S.; important dates in fire history. Home, residential, and structure fires; candle fires; Christmas tree fires; lightning. Fire service occupations, injuries and deaths, fire department calls, and more.
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Cigaratte Fire safety act of 2005
Representatives Edward Markey (D-MA) and Peter King (R-NY) have introduced the Cigarette Fire Safety Act of 2005 click for PDF , a bill that will set a national ignition standard for cigarettes.
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Free smoke alarm installation guide
Smoke alarms are the residential fire safety success story of the past quarter century. Smoke alarm technology has been around since the 1960s. But the single-station, battery-powered smoke alarm we know today became available to consumers in the 1970s, and since then, the home fire death rate has been reduced by half. Most states have laws requiring them in residential dwellings.
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