RyanL2014

In the article "Fire Scorches Southeast Denver Apartment Building" by Kieren Nicholson from the "Daily Post" she tells us of a fire that started in Denver. How the fire started is still unknown but nobody was killed, but a few women had to be taken to the hospital do to smoke inhalation. A few people who were on higher floors actually had to repel down the balconies. This affected me because I would like to know when and where a fire is burning. I also would like to know how to get out of my burning house if my exits were blocked. This affects education because I think students should know every possible scenario in case of a fire. We should be prepared in case an exit is blocked off. This also relates to the world because fires occur everyday and everyone should know where to find safety. Fires are very dangerous and we should be prepared at all times. My question is are schools really giving us all the safety procedures we need?