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      *NO* *PHONE* *IN* *THE* *KITCHEN* *PLEASE*

Do you make or receive calls in your kitchen? my name is Dr.Ademola. just 3 days ago my husband, who also is a doctor, shared the sad incidents of 6 people who where brought inti the casualty department for treating burns which they sustained while making phone calls in the kitchen with the gas burner ON. Even microwave oven or induction stoves could be dangerous.some cook with the phones pressed against the ears! please stop making or receiving calls in the kitchen. It is as dangerous as making or receiving calls in a petrol station. please don't forget to share with loved ones. If the call is very urgent , then move away from the gas by 10-12 feet and then take the call. Remember that your safety is your family's safety too. 

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