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| =='''London Fire Brigade'''== | | =='''[https://www.london-fire.gov.uk/news/2018-news/stoptober-firefighters-urge-smokers-to-vape-to-prevent-fires/ London Fire Brigade]'''== |
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| '''<span></span>'''"[https://www.london-fire.gov.uk/news/2018-news/stoptober-firefighters-urge-smokers-to-vape-to-prevent-fires/ In London, smoking is the number one cause of fatal fires and one of the top three causes of all accidental fires in the home]. Such is the concern about smoking related fires that fire chiefs are now urging smokers to take up vaping to reduce the risk. Our message is simple: quit smoking or risk dying in a fire. Firstly, we would urge you to stop smoking completely but fully appreciate that this is your decision. If you still need that nicotine fix, vaping is a much safer alternative. Hundreds of people are injured in smoking related fires each year but we’ve not had any reports of injuries or deaths caused by e-cigarettes."
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| =='''National Health Service Scotland:'''== | | =='''National Health Service Scotland:'''== |
