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(Kaieteur News) โ The Guyana Fire Service (GFS) is urging property owners, developers and builders to make automatic fire-sprinkler systems and smoke detectors standard features in homes, apartment buildings, businesses and other facilities as Guyanaโs construction boom drives a rapid increase in multi-storey buildings.
The recommendation comes through the GFSโs engagement with the Central Housing and Planning Authority (CH&PA), as more residential, commercial, institutional, industrial, hospitality and storage facilities are being constructed across the country.
In a statement the Fire Service said the growing number and complexity of buildings make stronger fire-safety measures increasingly important to protecting lives and property. According to the GFS, smoke detectors and automatic sprinklers perform separate but complementary roles in the event of a fire.
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