Friday Photo: Fighting fire the Chinese way
Below is a series of photos from the city of Changchun in Jilin province, China. They show a public demonstration of the destruction of uncertified fire doors, hoses, nozzles, and fire retardant as part of fire-safety activities for National Fire-Fighting Day. I guess Environmental Awareness Day hasn’t happened yet. (China Photos/Getty Images)
Below is a series of photos from the city of Changchun in Jilin province, China. They show a public demonstration of the destruction of uncertified fire doors, hoses, nozzles, and fire retardant as part of fire-safety activities for National Fire-Fighting Day.
I guess Environmental Awareness Day hasn't happened yet.
Below is a series of photos from the city of Changchun in Jilin province, China. They show a public demonstration of the destruction of uncertified fire doors, hoses, nozzles, and fire retardant as part of fire-safety activities for National Fire-Fighting Day.
I guess Environmental Awareness Day hasn’t happened yet.
(China Photos/Getty Images)
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