There are a number of safety rules to follow when you’re at a petrol station. The most obvious is not to smoke, use a lighter, light a match or start an open flame because petrol is a volatile, highly flammable liquid that gives off vapours, which are also flammable.
However, it looks like there are still those that can’t seem to follow this simple rule. Recently, a video went viral on social media showing a group of people having a literal cookout at a Petron station near Genting Highlands.
In the video, we can see a few of the cookout attendees preparing Maggi instant noodles and other foods on portable stoves and having a fun time, not knowing that they are putting themselves and others in danger.
Suffice to say, this is something you should absolutely not do. A fire at a petrol station is scary and can result in loss of life. Reduce the possibility of mishaps by following the rules and not have or do anything that may start a fire.
Macam mana diorang ni boleh terfikir nak pasang stove dekat stesen minyak? 😰 pic.twitter.com/BvBr5h8It9
— 🇲🇾 (@localrkyt) May 12, 2024
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