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8.2 Details

8.1.3 Kinds of disasters

Different kinds of disasters require different security actions suited to their causes and
characteristics.
zFires
Negligence, leaks, catching fire from flare, arson, etc.
zEarthquakes
Overturns, falls, movement, breakage, etc.
zWater damage
Floods, rainwater leaks, supply/drainage pipe leaks, leaks from facilities which use
water, water for extinguishing fires, etc.
zSubversive activities, theft, obstructive activities, etc.
Demolition, robbery, break-in, server system infiltration, occupation, threat,
harassment, mischief, etc.
8.2 Details
This section describes some specific security precautions that can be taken for each
disaster type.

8.2.1 Fire

Fires could bring about serious damage and there should be adequate precautions for
fire protection. Fire prevention, evaluation, fire extinguishing, and clean up require
appropriate precautions and preparation.
The most important precaution in fire control is to prevent a fire from starting. To this
end, thorough fire prevention control is required. Examples of actions to prevent fires
are:
zProhibit handling of fire except in a designated area, and limit the presence of
inflammable substances.
zStore waste paper in metal containers, and empty them regularly.
zUse furniture and fixtures made of nonflammable material.
zUse nonflammable interior materials.
zKeep things neat and in order.
zAppoint people to conduct periodic inspections.