and leads. • Report stolen cover plates on power poles or substations with broken fences or locks. • Do not leave children unsupervised near matches, candles, lighters or fireworks or when they are in or near the kitchen. • Lock paraffin and other flammables, including “safe” gels away. • Do not cover braai fires with sand. The heat stays in the sand for hours and will burn unsuspected feet walking over the sand. Pour water over fires and coals. • Do not cook eggs in a microwave. The shell can explode and cause severe face and eye injuries. • Noodles cooked in microwave ovens become extremely hot, along with the container, and can cause severe burns. • Pour cold water in the bath first and then add hot water. Set your geyser to low temperatures (about 55 degrees). Always test the bath water with your elbow before bathing children. • Avoid using tablecloths or anything a child can pull on and cause hot food or liquid to spill. • Never hold a child while cooking. • Test and stir all food before serving children to make sure it is cool enough to eat. • Should anyone sustain a burn injury involving flames, the victim