@@DJIGeordie Me too I mean why didn’t they do their jobs and put this major dangerous fire out unless they were letting this blaze just burn itself out of fuel..
This is in Houston Scotland, not Houston Texas. That could explain why the fire response was rather lame. That is why it was explained as "Houston industrial estate", and not Houston industrial park in its caption.
Our fire and rescue service sent the height vehicle from Edinburgh as neither Bathgate or Livingston - the two whole time fire stations in West Lothian - have a height vehicle.
They can't refuse the fire service Yes, the Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004 allows fire and rescue authorities to use water from any suitable source, including ponds, to fight fires or protect life or property. However, they must pay reasonable compensation for the water, which is limited by the Water Industry Act 1991. This act prohibits water undertakers from charging for water used for emergencies, such as fighting fires, testing fire-fighting equipment, or training.
Yup,the turntable ladder came from Tollcross Fire Station in Edinburgh as there's no height vehicles at any of the two whole time stations in West Lothian (Livingston and Bathgate). In September last year a lot of height vehicles were taken off the run - the ARPs - and Crewe Toll Fire Station in Edinburgh lost it's turntable ladder and 10 personnel due to cuts. Edinburgh - and Glasgow - both now only have two height vehicles each which also cover towns outside of both cities. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have really f*cked up...
That's funny. Says "Fire today at Houston industrial estate bmw warehouse". Yet the fire trucks are all European style fire trucks. 100% different than anything used by the Houston Fire Department. The fire fighters are all wearing European style protective gear, much different than that worn by the Houston Fire Department. Houston is in Texas and I don't see a single Pickup Truck ANYWHERE! At 0:25 in the video there are mountains in the background, there are no mountains within almost 100 miles of Houston. The vehicles in the video all have European style license plates. Also, there ain't no streets marked anything like those in the video anywhere in Houston. I should know. I live just a few miles south of Houston. Guess it must not be in Houston after all.
ruclips.net/user/shortsTmYR4MswG8M?si=LbmAnV9wQJ9V81DN This is a link to some orher footage, it looks like high winds were fanning the fire, that and a lack of water from the mains, unfortunately these industrial estate are not built with large water mains for firefighting purposes. The fire crews can only fo what they can with the water available. The main is only large enough for making tea znd flushing the toilets. There are also lots of flammables inside, lots of bangs, I would say that all the keys to the parked cars are also inside the building
The fire crews should just wrap up and head back to the station. I have to guess........no water supply.....this looks really bad for the fire department.
Why so little being done? One aerial ladder in action, no hand lines, no attempt to save all the cars, no real attempt to do anything!
When I arrived there was the aerial ladder and another hose at the other end which I thought was strange as there was loads of fire engines.
Kalau itu terjadi di indonesia habis itu mobil pemadam nya di bakar warga
No water supply
And no sound of anything, at least on my phone. Boring.
@@DJIGeordie Me too I mean why didn’t they do their jobs and put this major dangerous fire out unless they were letting this blaze just burn itself out of fuel..
Lots of fire trucks parked far away from the fire but no firefighting. Why would this be?
no water supply
This is embarrassing for the Scottish fire brigade. The lack of being able to establish a good water supply at an industrial estate is criminal
This is in Houston Scotland, not Houston Texas. That could explain why the fire response was rather lame. That is why it was explained as "Houston industrial estate", and not Houston industrial park in its caption.
Houston industrial estate in Scotland
Our fire and rescue service sent the height vehicle from Edinburgh as neither Bathgate or Livingston - the two whole time fire stations in West Lothian - have a height vehicle.
I figured something like that. Those engines did not look familiar
I went online and found that they had water supply problems and someone that had a pod refused to allow them to take water from the pond.
They can't refuse the fire service Yes, the Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004 allows fire and rescue authorities to use water from any suitable source, including ponds, to fight fires or protect life or property. However, they must pay reasonable compensation for the water, which is limited by the Water Industry Act 1991. This act prohibits water undertakers from charging for water used for emergencies, such as fighting fires, testing fire-fighting equipment, or training.
fire trucks backed up and no water on fire ? What's the hold up , defence at least'. Insurance company''s should be looking at this
what a joke for a fire department
Yup,the turntable ladder came from Tollcross Fire Station in Edinburgh as there's no height vehicles at any of the two whole time stations in West Lothian (Livingston and Bathgate). In September last year a lot of height vehicles were taken off the run - the ARPs - and Crewe Toll Fire Station in Edinburgh lost it's turntable ladder and 10 personnel due to cuts. Edinburgh - and Glasgow - both now only have two height vehicles each which also cover towns outside of both cities. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service have really f*cked up...
Pretty intense blaze. I knew it wasn't Houston, Tx. as the background had hills. Wish we had hills here in Houston.
The free burn or the reburn theory. Get used to it. Academia has taken over the fire service. They are renaming and rebranding urban renewal. Sad...
Fire 1; Houston Fire Dept 0
Only One?
I would say, Fire 10 Points, Firefighters Dept. 0
That's funny. Says "Fire today at Houston industrial estate bmw warehouse". Yet the fire trucks are all European style fire trucks. 100% different than anything used by the Houston Fire Department. The fire fighters are all wearing European style protective gear, much different than that worn by the Houston Fire Department. Houston is in Texas and I don't see a single Pickup Truck ANYWHERE! At 0:25 in the video there are mountains in the background, there are no mountains within almost 100 miles of Houston. The vehicles in the video all have European style license plates. Also, there ain't no streets marked anything like those in the video anywhere in Houston. I should know. I live just a few miles south of Houston. Guess it must not be in Houston after all.
Because it's not Houston Texas. It's Houston, pronounced Houseton, Scotland.
@@jimbrewer2893 AWWWW!!!!!!!
Why is there no audio
Did they have a water supply problem because they’re not putting much water on there?
Hope the guy who owned the pond had any charges brought against him ???? At least here I. The US alow the fd use of a pond or lake
Obviously no water pressure to support fire apparatus
Looks like they have given up on trying to bring the fire under control
I wonder if was an ev part or car that started on fire!
ruclips.net/user/shortsTmYR4MswG8M?si=LbmAnV9wQJ9V81DN This is a link to some orher footage, it looks like high winds were fanning the fire, that and a lack of water from the mains, unfortunately these industrial estate are not built with large water mains for firefighting purposes. The fire crews can only fo what they can with the water available. The main is only large enough for making tea znd flushing the toilets. There are also lots of flammables inside, lots of bangs, I would say that all the keys to the parked cars are also inside the building
Great footage
Thank you Julie
This is just outside Edinburgh Scotland, why are there only 6 pumps and a single ALP?
Looks like they don't have a working hydrant!
Se extinguió solo con la stenta mirafa de los bomberos...
wow brilliant capture mate
The fire crews should just wrap up and head back to the station. I have to guess........no water supply.....this looks really bad for the fire department.
The Fire department are not responsible for water suppy, the local council is. It is they that are bad
@@30dudleystreet95 water supply has nothing to do with the local council. Water supply is the responsibility of Scottish Water
@@douglasstocks9698 Thank you, Here in New Zealand, its the local council., but my point is, its not the Fire Services fault
In una zona così densa di industrie, non ha condotte idriche adeguate. Mahh ?????
These are the worst fire fighters I have ever seen,
This is not houston