New York City Fire Department (FDNY)
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e all owe so much to all the FF's who are risking life, limb and lung to keep us all safe...as someone... See More - 5starI live in Michigan now but was raised one block North of Engine 255 and Ladder 157. Not a day goes by where I don't thi... See More
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od, extremely disrespect ful. It happened a while back this year and I put in a complaint but I'm... See More
“Water and exposure pose the two biggest safety risks when the weather turns cold. When your body is exposed to cold temperatures, everything that is liquid inside of your body begins to crystalize. This could lead to necrosis of your tissues, and even amputation,” says FDNY Lt Paramedic Brendan Ryan when discussing the implications of exposure to cold air. “Children have a different heat regulatory function than adults, and younger children aren’t as in-tune with their bodie...
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" the ice is not safe. Any surface ice is safe ", Says the captain Arthur Fitzpatrick, of the fire academy of-New York City Fire Department...
See More" the ice is not safe. Any surface ice is safe ", Says the captain Arthur Fitzpatrick, of the fire academy of-New York City Fire Department...
“No ice is safe. There is absolutely no such thing as safe ice,” says FDNY Captain Arthur Fitzpatrick from the FDNY Fire Academy on Randall’s Island, who reminds New Yorkers that even though it’s going to be cold over the next few days, kids and adults should never venture out onto ice for any reason. “When it gets really cold outside, everyone thinks it’s safe to walk, play or even try to skate on the ice. But the temperatures have to be continuously well below freezing for ...
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