<prompt> Fana ka mohlala oa mokhoa oa ho sireletsa mollo o sa sebetseng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Provide an example of a passive fire protection system. . Response in English: An example of a passive fire protection system is the use of fire-resistant walls, floors, and doors that are designed to contain and prevent the spread of a fire within a building. These structural elements are typically constructed using materials such as concrete, brick, or fire-resistant gypsum boards, which can withstand high temperatures and slow the spread of fire through the building. Additionally, fire doors and fire dampers can be installed to prevent the passage of fire and smoke through the building, helping to contain the fire and protect the occupants of the building. These systems require no action from the occupants or activation by a separate system, making them a passive form of fire protection. . Response in Sesotho: Mohlala oa mokhoa o sa sebetseng oa tšireletso ea mollo ke tšebeliso ea mabota, fuluru le mamati a sa cheng a etselitsoeng ho thibela le ho thibela mollo hore o se ke oa ata ka hara mohaho. Lintho tsena tsa meralo hangata li hahuoa ka lisebelisoa tse kang konkreite, litene, kapa li-gypsum board tse sa cheng, tse khonang ho mamella mocheso o phahameng le ho liehisa ho ata ha mollo moahong. Ho phaella moo, mamati a mollo le li-dampers li ka kenngoa ho thibela mollo le mosi ho feta mohahong, ho thusa ho thibela mollo le ho sireletsa batho ba lulang mohahong. Litsamaiso tsena ha li hloke ho nka khato ho tsoa ho baahi kapa ho tsoaroa ke sistimi e arohaneng, e ba etsang mofuta o sa sebetseng oa tsireletso ea mollo. 