Casualties, 1994-2008, by time

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Fatal Casualties Fatal Casualty is a perosn whose death is attributed to a fire even if the death occurred weeks or months later

Non-Fatal Casualties Non-fatal casualty is a person requiring medial treatment beyond first aid given at the scene of the fire and those sent to hospital or advised to see a doctor for a check-up or observation (whether they actually do). People sent to hospital or advised to see a doctor as a precaution having no obvious injury are recorded as precautionary check ups.

Non-fatal casualty is a person requiring medial treatment beyond first aid given at the scene of the fire and those sent to hospital or advised to see a doctor for a check-up or observation (whether they actually do). People sent to hospital or advised to see a doctor as a precaution having no obvious injury are recorded as precautionary check ups.

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648

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Late Call/ Unspecified Incident has been classified as a late call or no call time was recorded

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Fires and casualties by Time ( Motive, Year, Fire and Rescue Service)

SJ&E Welsh Assembly

Last update: June 2010
Added to StatsWales: June 2009
Next Update: No longer updated.
Added to StatsWales: Spring 2011
Source: Department for Communities and Local Government
Contact: stats.inclusion@wales.gsi.gov.uk

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