Death Toll From Shirt Rises to 80,000
Deadly Fashion Statement
The death toll from a new fashion trend has risen to 80,000, as people continue to succumb to its deadly allure. The shirts, which are made of a highly flammable material, have been linked to a spate of fires, causing severe burns and death.
Government Warning
The government has issued a warning, urging people to avoid wearing the shirts. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has launched an investigation into the shirts, and is urging retailers to pull them from their shelves.
The shirts are typically made of a thin, lightweight material that is highly flammable. When the shirts come into contact with an open flame, they can ignite quickly and burn intensely.
The victims of the fires have ranged in age from children to adults. Many of the victims have been young people who were wearing the shirts to parties or other social events.
Dangerous Trend
The CPSC is warning that the shirts pose a serious fire hazard and should not be worn. The commission is also urging parents to talk to their children about the dangers of wearing flammable clothing.
The CPSC has also released a list of safety tips to help prevent fires from occurring:
- Never wear clothing made of flammable materials near an open flame.
- Keep candles and other open flames away from children.
- Teach children about the dangers of fire.
- If a fire does occur, call 911 immediately and get out of the house as quickly as possible.
By following these tips, you can help prevent fires from occurring and keep your family safe.
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