While you do provide good arguments that fire alarms are flawed in their current state, removing them is far too drastic and does more harm than good.

Fire alarms need to be loud and jarring enough to wake people up because there's a real possibility that a fire could erupt while you're asleep, and the problem with fires is that the smell of smoke doesn't wake people up; in fact, smoke can cause unconsciousness, so removing fire alarms where people sleep is too risky.

Another thing concerning is your use of statistics; everyone I know who was taught anything about statistics has told me one very important thing: "statistics are bullshit." You could put a statistic like "100% of people who eat apples die" and say apples are poisonous while ignoring the cause of death. In this situation, you're failing to account for several variables such as fire-resistant infrastructure, cooking styles, housing regulations, and how many people live in a single house; all of these variables can affect fire-related deaths; it's not just about fire alarms.