As a child, he arrived at a station to run errands and clean units. At the age of 15 he became an active element, at the age of 17 he was a captain and, years later, returned to face one of the biggest challenges of his career: to rebuild practically from scratch the Fire Department of San Pedro. Before putting on his helmet, getting on a truck and learning to face fires, Árnold García Niño was a child who just stared. One day, while he was at h…
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As a child, he arrived at a station to run errands and clean units. At the age of 15 he became an active element, at the age of 17 he was a captain and, years later, returned to face one of the biggest challenges of his career: to rebuild practically from scratch the Fire Department of San Pedro. Before putting on his helmet, getting on a truck and learning to face fires, Árnold García Niño was a child who just stared. One day, while he was at h…