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The firefighters were working on the premise that the building was up to standard safety wise with clear stairwells, and sprinker systems, what do you say to the residents commitee who were fighting for years to get these safety systems in place? too bad the firefighters weren't up to it on the night? |
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One should ask oneself if the resident commitee had been fighting to get these safety measures in place then why didn't the fire brigade know that the safety measure went in place. |
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I honestly think you're barking up the wrong tree here Parm... Getting mad because everything wasn't handled 100% perfectly in an emergency situation is pointless, because there's no such thing as perfect in an emergency situation. It was a few hours of chaos. Whereas the problems that caused it, and turned a simple kitchen fire into an entire multistorey building going up in flames, were YEARS in the making and there were countless opportunities to fix those issues. The only reason they weren't fixed is money. Pure and simple.
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We will see what the programme comes up with, I am hoping my suspicions are unfounded I must admit |
I can't believe anybody could even think this.
Shameful |
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Yeah let's all blame the hardworking firefighters who risked their lives :facepalm: . They did all they could, the fire spread so quickly.
Oh and Let's ignore the dangerous cladding and terrible building structure :crazy: |
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