Stories about miniature emergency service vehicles are spreading like wildfire on Twitter — and re-igniting a movement to get city leaders to shrink their engines to a scale that makes sense for the jobs they most frequently do, rather than widening all their roads to fit monster (fire)truck
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TALISAY CITY, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL – There are now 17 new vehicles in the city of Talisay where this is a big help for its residents during natural calamities or incidents.According to Mayor Neil Lizares III, these are part of the direction of the city for better service and raising the morale of
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Michaela Mike is moving into another apartment at the Association of Village Council Presidents Regional Housing Authority apartment complex in Bethel. Her old one is cordoned off with crime scene tape. Next to it is the burned wreckage of her neighbors’ apartments.
On Aug. 12, a fire
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City, local fire officials and community members gathered in Hamilton on Monday, Sept. 12, to celebrate a groundbreaking for the new fire hall. “This is an exciting day for the Hamilton Fire Department as well as the city and the community
Blaze broke out in a truck’s reefer unit, but no casualties have been reported
A fire in a reefer unit on a truck is ablaze on the 35,456-gt Stena Scandica (built 2005) while the ferry was on route from Port of Norvik in Sweden to Port of Ventspils in Latvia, Stena Line says.
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Assistant Chief Fire Officer (ACFO) John Amarlai Amartey, Central Regional Fire Officer, has appealed to stakeholders to revisit various laws pertaining to Fire Prevention and Safety since this was a shared responsibility.
He stated that laws such as, Bush Fires Law, Fire Precaution (pr