Fire control from machines

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Fire control has been started here using machines. Under Taulihwa-Gorusinge road section, a demo was shown in Dhekhari, eastern section of Tilaurakot Partnership Forest Management Group. The fire was brought under control in a moment using the latest air blower machine.

Partnership Forest Specialist Vijayraj Subedi gave information on how to control the machine. Similarly, he showed by controlling the fire. He said that this is the first use in Nepal, and the fire brigade was started from Tilaurakot Partnership Forest to control the fires that have been going on since then. The pressure of the high-speed air coming out of the

machine breaks the contact with other leaves connected to the burning leaf . The contact of the fire in one place is not allowed to go elsewhere. Jayaprakash Pandey, chairman of the Tilaurakot Partnership Forest Management Group, said that this would prevent the fire from spreading.

'Now we are bringing a machine and using it,' he said, 'We will increase it with its effectiveness.' It is said that the price of the machine weighing 10 kg will be around one and a half lakh. One liter of petrol runs the machine for one hour.