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Why evacuate for fires?
Evacuation, as seen in Stourbridge, is a critical safety measure during large-scale fires. It removes people from immediate danger, smoke inhalation risks, and potential structural collapse. It also allows emergency services to operate more effectively without needing to rescue residents from affected areas.
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