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    [title] => Escape route in caravans
    [content] => <p>Hopefully  you will never need to use it but make sure you have an escape plan if the  worst was to happen. Having a smoke alarm is the first step but make sure you  know what to do if it is activated.</p>
<p>Try and  keep calm and get everyone out as soon as possible. Don’t try to tackle the  fire. You can prepare for this by having a regular walk through of your escape  route so it is fresh in everyone’s mind.</p>
<p>Make sure  you keep door and window keys where they can be easily located. It is good  practice to have a break glass hammer in your caravan/mobile home in case of an  emergency.</p>
<p>If there is  smoke then try and keep as low as possible (below smoke layer) as the air is  clearer here. As soon as possible call the fire and rescue service and do not  re enter the caravan. Always keep your exits clear of any trip hazards to  ensure a fast and practical escape.</p>
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