Light rescue unit HKFSD Tsim Sha Tsui Fire Station

A LRU (light rescue unit nr. F244) of the Hongkong fire services department responding out of the Tsim Sha Tsui fire station located in Kowloon. LRUs are first strike fire appliances, equipped with varieties of rescue equipments //

Ein Gerätewagen der Feuerwehr Hongkong rückt von seiner Wache aus zu einem Einsatz. Diese Art von Fahrzeug dient für einfache technische Hilfeleistungen und als Erstangriff bei umfangreichen Rettungseinsätzen //

by Dirk Steinhardt - http://www.rescue911.de - Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China - 12.2011 - Filmed with a Sony HDR-CX700

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[aerocrisbombero]

I would appreciate the info of the manufacturer of this unit.

thanks!

[wwwrescue911de]

@aerocrisbombero

I think it's SK Rosenbauer

[nerdlydood]

@CreativeComander I never knew Hong Kong was in Japan... :P

[Gleyen]

that fire truck would be perfect! for Manhattan. FDNY refuses to modernize. : (

[Alan10018]

Those lightbars are looking great!

[codebrown69]

Brutal. Might as well light some candles as emergency lights.

[swmcuf181]

@wwwrescue911de yes....it come from SK Fire Singapore......Welcome to HK

[CreativeComander]

@Cypheration Das habe ich mich auch gefragt

[Cypheration]

Musstest du da keine Genehmigung einholen um das zu filmen? ;)

[Cypheration]

@CreativeComander in the description it says clearly: "Hongkong, People's republic of China" ;DD

[LuisGurke]

@SimonLyJo :

I think he means, that the truck would be nice because of his smallness

[CreativeComander]

The First japan Emergency vehicle clip

[mlps93]

@iSwaggerify

they are operated by a person from inside the station

every fire station have them in Hong Kong

it depends on the traffic condition and the road

such as here, going across six lanes of relatively fast traffic and a blind curve, they will on the bell in advance as sometimes drivers will not stop unless they see the fire engine even though the bell and flashing light is on