FENZ Responding to 2nd Alarm Vegetation Fire | Dunedin, New Zealand

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  • Опубликовано: 7 окт 2022
  • Today (9th October 2022) Fire and Emergency NZ responded to a Vegetation Fire, the following trucks I caught on video. WAKA9672, WAKA9671, WAKA9610, DUNE2118.
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Комментарии • 20

  • @firstrespondersqueensland1501
    @firstrespondersqueensland1501 3 месяца назад

    Probabaly the best FENZ video to exist, great vid mate

  • @AUSEmergencyVIDS
    @AUSEmergencyVIDS Год назад

    Hope to see more videos! Great content. Good to see some quality videos from NZ. Keep it up

  • @firefighterfan2010
    @firefighterfan2010 8 месяцев назад +1

    Nice one!

  • @QueenslandEmergencyVehicles
    @QueenslandEmergencyVehicles 10 месяцев назад +2

    Great catch mate. Just came across your channel and have subbed. Keep up the great work.

  • @shannonstaschik2086
    @shannonstaschik2086 Год назад

    Offt the lightbar on that bravo ute is outstanding. Excellent footage mate!

  • @lesthiele7645
    @lesthiele7645 Год назад

    That was a great catch,even at my old age of 66yo I still like to stand back and watch Fire Engines going by, best regards from a ex ChCh boy now living in Melbourne.

  • @Brisbanebasedphotography5185
    @Brisbanebasedphotography5185 Год назад

    Great catches new Subscriber mate.

  • @RedHat2023
    @RedHat2023 Год назад

    Nice type 72!

  • @Duskyplayinghisflute253
    @Duskyplayinghisflute253 10 дней назад

    Sounds like the police cars here in New South Wales, Australia

  • @epictetus8028
    @epictetus8028 10 месяцев назад +1

    What does second alarm mean please?

    • @cameronwillis-rj6hr
      @cameronwillis-rj6hr 6 месяцев назад

      The way I understand it and I'm sure someone could correct me or you could google it is the higher the "alarm" the more assistance from other brigades either at the scene or helping to cover the area that the initial brigade has left unaccounted for in there own area

  • @JMorris297
    @JMorris297 Год назад +1

    What type of vegetation was on fire that they needed HazMat?

    • @haydenmarsh96
      @haydenmarsh96  Год назад +1

      Good question! The truck you're talking about is not only a HazMat truck, it's a command unit. All in one. Has all sorts of radios, internet connectivity, etc on board. As well as room(s) for people to to do planning/paperwork and stuff like that in. :)

  • @Camzasaur
    @Camzasaur Год назад +1

    None of them seemed to have any real urgency in their response... Traffic was keeping up with them...

    • @emergencyresponsedunedin2289
      @emergencyresponsedunedin2289 Год назад

      Sorry and you are?… They aren’t cop cars aren’t chipped in with things to make them go faster and they have speeds that they have to keep to can’t just go 150kph

    • @Camzasaur
      @Camzasaur Год назад

      @@emergencyresponsedunedin2289 no need to be rude. I was simply comparing it to other countries videos I've seen.

    • @haydenmarsh96
      @haydenmarsh96  Год назад +1

      Given the time of the day, the bult up traffic and the fact these trucks aren't necessarily the fastest, I'd say it was an appropriate speed. You'd definitely see Police vehicles going faster though.

    • @PaulieMac77
      @PaulieMac77 Год назад

      ​@@Camzasaur yea other countries where they go flat out and end up crashing at least our firefighters take care driving to a callout and actually make it

    • @epictetus8028
      @epictetus8028 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@Camzasaurdon't criticise the way things are done in NZ. Kiwis can't handle it.