Hazardous Social Media Challenges: Protecting Kids and Communities

from Fire Headlines · host Western Fire Chiefs Association

In this episode of Fire Headlines, host Samantha Didion and Chief Ken Kehmna discuss the growing dangers of hazardous social media trends, focusing on the recent "mirror fire challenge" that involves rubbing alcohol. This trend has already caused severe injuries, highlighting the urgent need for fire service professionals to address these risks proactively.

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Explore fire service’s role in addressing hazardous social media challenges and stay ahead of digital trends to ensure safety on WFCA’s Fire Headlines Podcast.

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