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From “house fire” to “dad fired up the smoker.” Yesterday evening, Durango Fire & Rescue and Durango Police were dispatched to a report of heavy gray smoke coming from a home. That call matters. Heavy smoke near a house is exactly the kind of thing we want people to...

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🎥: Omaha Fire was called to 123rd and Gold Street for a house fire. Crews had heavy smoke on approach and a working fire was declared. Crews had the fire under control after 20 minutes. No serious injuries were reported. At least one cat was found deceased and crews were working on resuscitating a second cat. Medics checked on a passerby but the person was not transported from the scene and was reported to have minor injuries.

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🚨#BREAKING: A Massive fire breaks out at warner bros studios 📌#LosAngeles | #California Multiple firefighters were dispatched to the scene this evening due to a 2-alarm fire after receiving numerous reports of an explosion and large fire at Warner Brothers Studios in Los Angeles, California. Heavy smoke was visible for miles. It was later confirmed that the fire was caused by an electrical fire on the rooftop. The fire originated from a large electrical transformer that blew up, resulting in a loud boom and thick smoke. The fire has been extinguished no injuries were reported

R A W S A L E R T S

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Head of Tehran’s Fire department gives statistics: • Over 50 heavy vehicles (such as fire trucks) have been damaged nationwide, with 8 fire trucks completely out of use, up and till now • In Tehran, rioters set fire to fire trucks while they were en route to a residential house fire, preventing the crew from reaching the victims (the crew managed to rescue the victims regardless). • Specialized emergency equipment was stolen from emergency vehicles. • Mashhad: An entire fire station and its equipment were burned. • Isfahan: 15 emergency vehicles were damaged. • Ahvaz: 5 vehicles were targeted. • Shiraz: A fire station was set on fire. • Izeh: The Red Crescent’s building was set on fire (see video).

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This guy ODed on the wrong side of town. We are on the West Side of Columbus, Ohio. ​A young man named Johnny was found in the grass near a gas station experiencing a life-threatening opioid overdose. He was starting to be surrounded by a number of people that recognized his condition. A couple alert bystanders immediately stepped in and dialed 911 and guided him over to a safer place away from the gathering group. ​Columbus Police officers and Columbus Fire/EMS paramedics rushed to the scene. Police arrived first finding Johnny barley conscious being propped up on a wall by a helpful good Samaritan. The officer instantly recognized that Johnny was ODing and luckily first responders were arriving on scene. They were able to administer Narcan (naloxone), successfully reversing the overdose and bringing him back to consciousness. ​While the emergency medication brought him back, he quickly realized other issues at hand as his wallet was gone to no real surprise, and his motorcycle and phone were also missing. Johnny refused transport to the hospital. This means he was going to be left stranded on the West Side without a wallet, phone, mode of transportation (not that he should be driving) or familiar surroundings, which is a whole other problem as this is not The best side of town. ​Instead of simply clearing the scene, the responding officer went above and beyond duty. Recognizing that Johnny needed help getting home safely. The officer managed to reach Johnny’s mother by phone to coordinate a safe handoff. They agreed to meet at the Mount Carmel West Emergency Room, where his family was able to pick him up and take over his care. ​This dude was super lucky that a couple good people saw him and jumped in to help. They could have just left him face down in the grass.

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96,668 次观看 • 3 个月前

🚨#BREAKING: A Private Jet Crashes on Highway, Bursts Into Flames as First Responders Race to Rescue Passengers 📌#Laredo | #Texas Watch dramatic footage captured by multiple witnesses, including a vehicle dashboard camera, showing the moment a private passenger jet crashed near Loop 20 in Laredo, Texas, triggering a major emergency response. First responders rushed to the scene as fire and rescue crews battled flames and worked to reach those on board. Authorities have confirmed that 1 of the 6 people aboard the aircraft was killed in the crash. Several others were rescued and transported to local hospitals. During the response, five police officers were also taken to hospitals after suffering smoke inhalation. Emergency crews remain on scene as investigators work to determine the cause of the crash.
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🚨#BREAKING: A Private Jet Crashes on Highway, Bursts Into Flames as First Responders Race to Rescue Passengers 📌#Laredo | #Texas Watch dramatic footage captured by multiple witnesses, including a vehicle dashboard camera, showing the moment a private passenger jet crashed near Loop 20 in Laredo, Texas, triggering a major emergency response. First responders rushed to the scene as fire and rescue crews battled flames and worked to reach those on board. Authorities have confirmed that 1 of the 6 people aboard the aircraft was killed in the crash. Several others were rescued and transported to local hospitals. During the response, five police officers were also taken to hospitals after suffering smoke inhalation. Emergency crews remain on scene as investigators work to determine the cause of the crash.

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14,812 次观看 • 2 个月前

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🚨#BREAKING: Numerous emergency crews on the scene Battling a significant fire at a apartment complex that is under construction 📌#Ogden | #Utah Currently, numerous emergency crews are on the scene of a significant fire in Ogden, Utah. The fire broke out at an apartment complex under construction and has rapidly spread to other parts of the building, posing a serious threat to nearby structures. Heavy flames and thick black smoke can be seen from miles away, creating hazardous conditions for both residents and first responders Emergency officials have closed off surrounding streets and are urging the public to avoid the area for their safety

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