Fires in Spain. Polish Firefighters Flew to Help.
5 Articles
5 Articles
Thirty-five firefighters from the State Fire Service have arrived in Spain. Throughout August, the Poles will support local services in combating widespread forest fires.
Throughout August, Poles are to conduct operations from the ground, in difficult-to-access areas, without the use of firefighting vehicles.
Thirty-five State Fire Service (PSP) officers flew from Kraków's Balice Airport to Spain on Saturday to assist local services in fighting forest fires. The Polish firefighters are expected to operate from the ground throughout August, in difficult-to-access terrain, without the use of firefighting vehicles. Spain has several very large fires, and many much smaller ones, which are currently being monitored. The article "Polish firefighters flew t…
"35 firefighters flew from Kraków-Balice Airport to Spain to assist local services in fighting forest fires. Spain has several very large fires, and many much smaller ones, that are constantly breaking out and require rescue operations, so Polish firefighters will certainly have their hands full," said Chief Brigadier Wojciech Kruczek, Commander-in-Chief of the State Fire Service.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
