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Fire risks

Strategic Risk Solutions - a premier Enterprise Risk Management solutions venture has stretched its reach to provide customized fire risk mitigation planning and fire emergency response training for the health care sector too - as one of the services in its delivery portfolio. Picture above Damith Kurunduhewa - Corporate Risks & BCP Specialist explaining the characteristics and behaviour of a fire break out at a risk mitigation training for Hemas Hospitals recently.

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