Fires and 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

Fires $Databases for 1994 to 2008 contain all fires with casualties but only a sample of other fires with approximate sampling fractions of 1994-10%, 1995-40%, 1996 to 2004-20%, 2005-100%, 2006-20%, 2007-20%, 2008-20%. Items and totals have been rounded separately to the nearest final digit so the total shown may differ slightly from the sum of the items$

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.

Total

7,168

648

Total

Midnight

378

1am

312

2am

313

3am

215

4am

219

5am

166

6am

143

7am

142

8am

181

9am

171

10am

192

11am

294

Midday

296

1pm

259

2pm

256

3pm

291

4pm

331

5pm

318

6pm

484

7pm

457

8pm

430

9pm

442

10pm

391

11pm

428

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

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