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Otto Carrington
The storage of 225 brand-new breathing apparatus (BA) sets has come under scrutiny, after firefighters raised concerns that the life-saving equipment is being kept in a “hot room,” sparking fears of damage and reduced lifespan.
But Chief Fire Officer Andy Hutchinson has dismissed these claims, telling Guardian Media that the T&T Fire Service (TTFS) is following standard storage procedure.
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