All those fire engines and firefighters - their strategy seemed to be: let's just stand and watch the fire and generally not bother bombarding it with water. The fire would burn itself out before they did anything effective to extinguish it. Pretty poor effort, really.
Nothing against firefighters at all - but here they seemed to be taking an eternity to get enouh water on the fire. Possibly no hydrants or other decent supply of water nearby?
@@Exploringwithmike744 Calm down. I totally agree, this looked very disorganised. They kept moving the static sprayers, and then just turned them off, and then turned them back on.
Good coverage Firefighters did a good job.Exfirefighter sam
My friend dog watching it he needs a job in the fire service
If scrap yard staff monitored the WEEE pile hourly with thermal imaging equipment then this could have been avoided.
All those fire engines and firefighters - their strategy seemed to be: let's just stand and watch the fire and generally not bother bombarding it with water. The fire would burn itself out before they did anything effective to extinguish it. Pretty poor effort, really.
Not a fan of fire fighters then let's hope you never need them one day. They only doing there job they put fire out after few hour's
Nothing against firefighters at all - but here they seemed to be taking an eternity to get enouh water on the fire. Possibly no hydrants or other decent supply of water nearby?
@@Exploringwithmike744 Calm down. I totally agree, this looked very disorganised. They kept moving the static sprayers, and then just turned them off, and then turned them back on.