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A gas leak occurred in an apartment building in Rokiškis, Lithuania, after a heating boiler was turned on, but there was no explosion or injuries reported.

This winter's severe cold has significantly increased the workload for rescue services in Estonia as people rely more on traditional heating methods.

Greenpeace's latest research reveals that heating ready meals in plastic containers can release harmful microplastics and toxic chemicals into food.

A new Greenpeace report reveals that heating plastic-packaged ready meals in microwaves or ovens can release thousands of microplastics and toxic chemicals into food.

Seven people died in several fires in Lithuania over the weekend, mainly due to the misuse of heating appliances and electrical installations.

Overheating and poor chimney conditions led to fire incidents in Tartu and Jõgevamaa, causing significant work for local firefighters over the weekend.

A Flixbus traveling in Finland stalled in extreme low temperatures due to broken heating, leaving passengers in discomfort.

In January, Latvia experienced 16 fatalities from fires, primarily linked to heating systems, especially wood-burning stoves.

A Finnish woman had severe burns from a disposable toe heater, leading to its withdrawal from sale and an investigation into similar cases.

A heating system explosion occurred in Tammelinna, leading to an emergency response by the rescue authorities.

A house fire in Pärnu caused by hot ash and improper heating methods led to evacuations and injuries.

During severe cold, the use of additional heating devices and attempts to thaw frozen pipes have led to multiple fires this year.

A 9-year-old boy in Illinois suffered second-degree burns to his face and hands after heating a NeeDoh sensory toy in a microwave.

As cold winter weather leads to increased heating in many Estonian homes, the risk of carbon monoxide buildup rises, especially when heating systems are misused or neglected.

As heating costs soar, many are relying on fireplaces, but improper use can significantly increase the risk of fire during extreme cold.

Residents of New York City faced a challenging week without heating, leading to concerns regarding safety and well-being amid low temperatures.

During the heating season, there has been an increase in residential fires, primarily due to faulty and poorly maintained heating systems and chimneys, prompting the Croatian Firefighters' Community to urge citizens to exercise extra caution and regularly maintain their equipment.

The Croatian Firefighting Community warns of an increase in residential fires during the heating season due to improper and poorly maintained heating systems and chimneys, urging citizens to exercise caution and regularly maintain their equipment.

As cold weather grips the UK, fire safety experts are cautioning against a widely used heating item due to its potential to cause dangerous 'smouldering fires' when not used properly.

Adjusting the flow temperature on condensing combi boilers installed after April 2005 can reduce gas bills, but caution is advised to avoid crossing safety limits.

As freezing temperatures hit the UK, a warning has been issued about a popular radiator trick that could increase the risk of house fires while trying to save on heating costs.