Fire is a hazard that often arises as a secondary event to other types of hazards such as earthquakes or droughts. Urban fires can commonly cause death, injury, or long-lasting ill health (from smoke inhalation) to building inhabitants, as well as destroying property and potentially releasing toxic fumes into the environment.
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