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If you ever forget to turn off the gas, and gas spreads everywhere in the kitchen, do not turn on the light, as it can cause a fire. In such a situation, first turn off the gas, then open the kitchen window so that the gas can escape. If you're thinking that turning on the exhaust fan will quickly remove the gas, I should tell you not to do that because even a small spark can cause a fire. If you find this information helpful, please like and share the video to spread awareness and help others avoid harm. #important #gas #life #rescue

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Detailed Timeline of the Statue of Liberty 1865: Edouard de Laboulaye, a famous French historian, came up with the idea that France should build a statue to give to the United States to celebrate their success in becoming a democracy. 1870: The French sculptor Frederic Auguste Bartholdi was appointed to build and design the Statue of Liberty, and began sketching the same. 1871: In order to decide on a site for the statue, Bartholdi visited the US and chose the New York Harbor as the location. 1875: The project was announced and efforts to raise fundraising for the statue began. 1876: Construction of the Statue of Liberty began. 1878: The work on the Statue of Liberty’s head and shoulders is completed and kept on display at the Paris Universal Exposition. 1881: American architect Richard Morris Hunt is chosen to design the pedestal. 1883: The assembly of the statue began in Paris as well as the construction of the pedestal. 1885: The Statue of Liberty arrived in New York City from France on June 17th, but the pedestal was not done and hence it was kept in storage for almost a year. 1886: On October 28, President Grover Cleveland officially unravels the symbolic Statue of Liberty at a ceremony. 1892: The U.S. government sets up an immigration station on Ellis Island. Millions of immigrants would pass by the statue as they entered the country for the first time. 1903: The poem ‘The New Colossus’ by Emma Lazarus gets inscribed at the base of the statue.