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Douglas Ndindi
Douglas Ndindi
6 years ago

Thanks CEAR for creating such a scenario to galvanize into action all parties concerned. Thanks to the service providers and the community for your prompt response. The response times mentioned in the article may be interpreted as “too late” as some readers have indicated, but we need to look at the distance that these players had to cover. As for as I am concerned, they made good time. However, I think government should find a way to ensure that these response teams, especially fire fighters, are not too far apart in the country. The only way we can reduce their… Read more »

chakwana chakwana
chakwana chakwana
6 years ago

twenty minutes is recomendable time considering the distance from blantyre to lilangwe. big up service providers

Albert
Albert
6 years ago

A good effort but too slow to save life and property. Fires destroy property and people’s lives in seconds. The Fire engine, police and ambulance must react in a much shorter time than 23 minutes. Generally, after 3 minutes fire will grow and become uncontrollable, destroying life and property instantly. Hopefully, authorities will be committed to make much needed improvements.

Mlomwe original
Mlomwe original
6 years ago

That was wonderful. Fire drills are the way to test our medical, fire, redcross, medical even the MDF personnel on how fast are they on calamity. Pliz rate them for us if they are fast enough or below standard. Thanks cear

Hello
Hello
6 years ago

Nice drill indeed. The response team needs protective wear, though.

699942
699942
6 years ago

Ena anayamba kusonkhetsa ufa ndi ndalama monga achipani osadziwa kuti this was just a still kkkkkk

Chimwa madzi
Chimwa madzi
6 years ago

These mathafakaz arrived in time coz they were told before hand of the drill.But if they werent,geez !!!!!!!the times would have been alarming,somewhere around 5hrs or so

Shocker
Shocker
6 years ago

This was a powerful drill. We need this in all departments and areas where disasters are inevitable. Thumps CEAR!

Rhodriques Majawa
Rhodriques Majawa
6 years ago

Nice development. It’s one of those things we often ignore but when the unfortunate happens, we are quick to point fingers at each other. It was great how the rescuers arrived within the set time. Bravo Police! Bravo Red Cross! Bravo Fire dept.!!!

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