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Some hundrerd to thousamds can die from a single fire, but the most damage comes from the smoke. About two-thirds of of deaths are because smoke can carry hazardous fumes into a person's lungs covering them with tar and poisoning the blood stream. These unfortunate deaths cannot be countedthey are to numourus and the variables are different in every fire.
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