StellarEcho

30/05/2025

Pretty Flower

27/05/2025

The Heart Nebula, IC1805, is an emission nebula located in the Perseus arm of the Milky Way at a distance of about 7,500 light-years from Earth in the constellation Cassiopeia.

27/05/2025

The Horsehead Nebula, IC 434, is a dark nebula in the constellation Orion, named for its shape resembling a horse's head, about 1,500 light-years from Earth.

24/05/2025

🏞️The most Swiss town - Luzern Luzern
As the blue lake laps at the ancient bridge piers and the goose-yellow sunlight pours over the baroque spires - it's as if time has slowed down.
Strolling along the banks of the River Reuss, with the sound of gurgling water in your ears and fairytale buildings and leisurely pedestrians in front of you, the heart is truly healed at this moment.

22/05/2025

Through the telescope, I've been this close to the moon for the first time.

20/05/2025

Cute and Smart dog

08/08/2017

We wish to thank you all for your loyalty and friendship to us. You have indeed been a source of our strength and encouragement. We wouldn't have gone this far without you. We appreciate you from the bottom of our heart while looking forward for your unwavering support and contributions as we resolve to serve you better.

Our basic duties are to prevent and extinct fire. We also rescue fire victims and salvage properties where necessary. Our men are simply courageous.

08/01/2015

This year is loaded with peace, safety and all bounteous blessings for you!

23/12/2014

Ensure safety for yourself and family during and after this festive period. Just a little carelessness can cause a life time of unrecoverable loss of lives and properties. BE CAREFUL!

01/05/2014

Fire Safety In Your Home

About 50 people die each year because of preventable fires in the home. Every fire has a cause and most often, there’s a common-sense, simple method of prevention. Careless attention to fireplaces, heaters, smoking and cooking equipment are leading caused of fire-death and injury. This leaflet explains the basics of fire prevention in the home and what to do should a fire break out. Remember, the age groups most at risk are the under 12’s and over 60’s Let’s start with three golden rules.

1. Plan and practice an escape drill with your family.
2. Install smoke alarms to give you an early warning.
3. Survey your home to ensure that it is firesafe.
1. The Escape Drill – Automatic Safety

Most often when fire breaks out, so too do panic and error. Things can happen very quickly and in a situation where seconds can save lives, you and your family need to be able to act without hesitation. A rehearsed fire escape drill can make all the difference.
Your Fire Drill at a Glance

Together, plan two escape routes from each room.
Practice the plan until perfected
Close all doors behind you as you leave
The stairs are your primary escape route – keep them clear.
If your clothes catch fire – stop, drop and roll
Do not re-enter the house for any reason
Phone the fire brigade from a nearby outside phone
Decide on a meeting point outside the house near where the fire brigade is likely to arrive.

If you are prevented from leaving by smoke, heat or fire, close the room and seal all cracks with sheets or clothing or a sheet. Always keep down on the floor where the air is cleaner and cooler. Using this leaflet, practice the drill every few months with your family.