👉 A blaze is a type of fire that occurs when a combustible material, such as wood or coal, burns. It can be caused by direct ignition, which means it is ignited directly from an external source such as a spark or flame, or it can also be caused by other sources of heat, such as a heat source in the form of electricity or gasoline. Blazes are typically characterized by their bright and intense flames that often spread quickly. They can cause significant damage to nearby structures, including
