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RE: From Sickness to Firefighting: A Week of Unexpected Challenges
Come here and let me give you a big hug! You passed with a fat 11! Well done.
I am sorry to hear you are ill again but cheers you apllied and csn swim. 😁
No more sleeping for you I assume? By the way firefighter is with us in most cases a volunteer job. So no payment but always standby. If the alarm goes off you leave your work unless you are not on duty. Saving cats out of trees is part of the job as well, just like getting people out of crashed cars. Fighting a fire is rare.
🥳 Congrats, get well soon.
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When they mentioned this, during our little pep talk before the exam I started, I was so suprised..
In fact, a man who had lived overseas, that just arrived Nigeria, petitioned the Nigeria fire fighter for not rescuing his dog that fell in a well.
The fire fighters that arrived said it was a false alarm and left.. unknown to them, it was part of their job to rescue the dog. They all thought, fire fighting was their main job description..
One should think it is but most likely only if the place is set on fire 24/7. In most cases, there's nothing to do. As I drove the animal ambulance we also called them to dig bodies out of the water while we scraped dead cats and dogs from the road and railroad. Not exactly what you should do if you should help sick animals.