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In light of the recent temperature increase, leaving hand sanitizers and fragrances in automobiles might be hazardous. According to Brigadier General Mohammed Ibrahim Al Ameri, director-general of the Abu Dhabi Civil Defence Authority, most car fires are caused by drivers who disregard safety and preventive measures. Leaving flammable items inside parked automobiles, such as hand sanitizers, perfumes, and lighters, as well as having oil leaks on the engine and running the engine when refueling a vehicle, are some of these, he added. Other examples include not performing routine maintenance on vehicles and having electrical and technical issues with the care system. Officials stated that automobiles contain combustible substances such as liquid fuels, lubricants, and interior components such as plastics, rubber, and others. Drivers have been recommended to check and monitor the car cooling system and engine oil rates regularly, to have routine maintenance performed by a professional spe

Prior to the introduction of Covid, just 37% of millennials expressed worry about having a health plan that covered inpatient costs for diseases like the coronavirus. Millennials increasingly demand full health insurance, according to 60% of them. Because of the coronavirus pandemic, our social standards are constantly changing, and no one has found it simple to adapt to the "new normal." However, because so many aspects of their lives are currently in disarray, the millennial generation has been particularly confused. They can no longer travel as much as they could before Covid-19, and they are even hesitant to order food from outside. Millennials are anxious about their savings as a result of pay cuts and layoffs. They're also coming home to care for their elderly parents who have co-morbidities. The global epidemic has ushered in a tidal change that is affecting their emotional and psychological well-being. However, millennials have recognized one thing amid the chaos: