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Warning that working from home during lockdown could cause fires
27.04.2020 - 11:53 / manchestereveningnews.co.uk
Employees working from home during the pandemic may be putting themselves at risk by overloading electrical sockets and charging devices on beds, a charity says.
While one fire chief has warned that preventable blazes that could happen while working in the home may add pressure to already overstretched emergency services.
Research conducted by consumer safety charity Electrical Safety First has looked into the dangers to which a nation of newly remote workers may be unknowingly exposing
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How to treat a dental emergency and look after your teeth at home during lockdown
Lockdown is upon us which means which means that dental practises all round the country has been asked to close their doors for both routine treatments and, more worryingly, dental emergencies.Those of us with severe toothache have been left to cope alone, unless of course you have severe pain, facial swelling or are feeling increasingly ill, then you can visit your A&E.