Degaanka Milxo waxaa gubtay 1,460 guri.
Waxaa banaan yaal ah dad aad u badan.
Where is the Puntites discussing this constant recurring fire issue in PL market place? Reminds me of our silence policy watching droughts constantly return with no discussion on what policy and mitigation posture to take. At least that issue has left the silence stage and a policy has been crafted for droughts(sand dams) and is currently in implementation stages rurally(not universal coverage yet), we shall wait for the lessons learned on it's success on keeping our rural communities drought resistant.
However this FIRE issue is suffering the same silence approach of recurring droughts, as if that will fix the problem. Our human capital need to come together and discuss how to make our urban markets fire resistant and investigating what is causing this issue to return.
We need to follow the same stages of discussion like we did with droughts by first doing an investigation on why these fires happen and then discuss the best/long term solutions and then selecting the best idea as policy and begin implementation stages and wait for the lessons learned once complete.
What I have identified so far is this always happens around market areas and electricity poles around those area seem to be dangerously wired and heat plus exposure of wires is a volatile mix already.
We must also calculate that heat in PL makes us already prone to fires and we must reduce the risk as much as possible by establishing market fire standard laws.
I would also believe it's wise we ask the water company to create a 'water' connection or Fire Hydrant across the market zones and even residential areas, so the fire-department can re-fill their tanks quick. This is only good measure to quickly deal with the fire effectively, but we need more PREVENTION solutions also so we can reduce the liklihood it will happen.