ALT An infographic titled "How to Prevent Window Falls" shows a large window with multiple panes. Below the window, six safety tips are displayed in colored boxes: "Keep windows closed & locked when not needed for ventilation." "Avoid relying on window screens to prevent falls. Window screens are not designed to bear the weight of a child." "Install guards or stops to limit how far windows can open." "Encourage children to play away from windows & doors." "Avoid placing furniture near windows to limit climbing access." At the bottom right, there is a logo for the Harborview Injury Prevention & Research Center at the University of Washington and a link to their website: hiprc.org/windowfalls.

ALT Blue flier has text that reads- Fireworks safety- use caution when handling fireworks. Fireworks are tempting to light - however, researchers and doctors warn that injuris resulting fom fireworks have the potential to be life-altering. For example- injuries caused by mortars and shells tend to be more sever and may result in amputations, or even permanent blindness. Be safe this 4th of july >> share these helpful tips: attend public fireworks displays- leave lighting fireworks to the professionals & watch safely at a distance. Make sure children stay a safe distance away from a lit firework. Do not allow children to play with or light fireworks, including sparklers. ONly light fireworks and sparklers outdoors. Keep a bucket of water handy to extinguish fires. Never use fireworks while impaired by drugs or alcohol. If you or someone you know uses fireworks: make sure fireworks are legal in your area before lighting. Use only legal consumer-grade fireworks. Wear protective eyewear.

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