10-70 at West Riverside - Santiago Sts., Brgy. San Antonio, QC, Task Force Bravo, (5 March 2019) 

Thank you sir

Astig, fan nyo pala sa Raymond Red Reddington..

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I feel you sir. Thank you very much!

I remember that there was this 1 episode in Chicago Fire where Truck 51 was racing with the other Company that resulted into a collision. During the investigation, the issue was that Truck 51 passed through Red Signal.

Salamat po!

You're welcome po!

I do not know if that is a compliment sir or the other way around.

Preach !!! Driving Code Three increases risk exponentially. Add to the fact that most apparatus here has safe , presrcribed seating for four men , yet you see 8 “ firefighters “ hanging to the sides , on top of hose beds etc. That nonsense was stopped in the early 80’s after too many FF Deaths in the United States. The lack of proper Emergency Vehicle Operator is self evident. The Operator of an Emergency Vehicle running Code still has an expectation of driving defensively and to the correct standard of care. It is not a get out of free card and in fact , an EVO hurting the public is Criminally liable for driving in this egregious reckless due regard. I agree with Sir Truffle , watching these cowboys in full maniac mode scares me

@@NewMilleniumFireVolunteer I don't think I meant it as a compliment or insult either one. Just an observation on the very different sort of traffic over there, and the aggressive-looking driving. I will say that even with the crowded traffic like that, I was impressed that people still do try to move over for emergency vehicles... That has become much less common in the US. I still would have been hesitant to drive quite that fast in that much crowding though.

@@mikepazzree1340 Bravo Zulu!

@@KillerTruffle Thank you sir!

Brgy. Damayan lang ako sir.

Salamat po!

But don't be disappointed if you cannot find a new video sir. Volunteer life. We respond when we have available manpower.

Thank you sir!

Tama ka sir!

Salamat po!

@@NewMilleniumFireVolunteer hahahaha ganda po ng record nyo... shot out nyo po ako sa next video nyo...😆😆😆😆😆 salamat..

@@markanthonymatildo6171 Noted sir!

Asahan ko yan sir ahh......

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Salamat sir!

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Noted sir. Marami akong na missed na messages dito.

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Welcome mga boss

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Salamat sir!

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Thank you sir!

New Millenium Fire Volunteer your welcome team millenium fire volunteer.

Thank you sir. Yung Firefighting sir, ideally kasi helmet cam dapat. Since we cannot afford a decent helmet cam, we just take a cellphone video clips. Please try to understand that we follow some protocols. It is not good to the eyes of the fire victims seeing us firefighters in the frontline holding a cellphone and getting videos. We try to avoid any confrontation. Tumutulong ka na ng libre, eh ikaw pa ang mapapasama. But we feel them so we are very sensitive on this matter.

Salamat po and noted sir!

Thank you sir and nice meeting you too!

@@NewMilleniumFireVolunteer sir may FB ba kayo may pic ako ni navigator engine gusto ko ishare sa inyo

@@OliverGatch Sa description sir.

Salute back to you sir.

Salamat po Sir! Good to know that sir.

Noted sir

Thank you po. Noted po.

Salamat sir. Ingat sir. Nanggaling din ako sa Riyadh (sponsored by the KSA Sports Department).

Thank you po Ma'am!

Salamat sir!

Thank you Brother!

Noted sir!

As always, fire smoke looks very near but in reality, it is far away. Sir, I know the place because I was born and raised in the area. I've disregarded 3 traffic enforcers/guide because I've already anticipated where trucks are badly needed. We've monitored the numbers of truck already responded. There were atleast 20 already. Most likely, these early responders followed these guides. If I did the same way, I had arrived to a pile up of truks and found myself far from the fire scene. As you can see here, there were only 3 fire trucks there. If I entered after the bridge, I will still need to travel 1 kilometer on a very narrow road. You have to consider the double parked vehicles on residential roads. In most cases with big trucks, that would cause you the delay. Sometimes, you have to back up to find a different option.

Thank you sir!

Salamat po!

Thank you sir. Noted po.

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Thank you sir!

@ian reyes Sarsagat Hehe sa old videos nila kasi daming ayaw mag give way. Pasaway ba. Hehe.

@ian reyes Sarsagat batas nga madame na bang naparusahan? Halos bilang lang napaparusahan, pero makikita mo andameng lumalabag

You're welcome sir!

Sanay na kami sa mga ganyan sir.

Salamat sir at nauunawaan ninyo kami.

Noted sir!

Thank you sir! Just a few clips sir included in the video. It was an open fire and we are exposed to the public. We have protocols to follow here sir because of our culture. It is not good to the eyes of the fire victims seeing us holding a cellphone in the frontline and taking videos of their burning homes. Unlike in other countries, when there is a fire, they cordoned the fire scene. As you can see here sir, there are many people everywhere.

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Thank you po sir. Noted po.

Noted sir!

Hahaha. Thank you so much sir.

You should NEVER drive an emergency vehicle like a race car.

@@ffjsb I was not competing with anyone so I was not racing. If that is what you think, then you are entitled for your own opinion.

I'm not saying YOU were racing, I'm saying you shouldn't drive an emergency vehicle like a race car, because it's not.

@@ffjsb You know what? We have a different culture. You have your own setup in your country. I didn't know that the word "EMERGENCY" has been changed in other country.

Thank you po!

Salamat po!

Noted po.

Salamat po!

You can only get clips. Hindi po maganda tignan sa mata kung may hawak kang cellphone at nag vivideo sa Frontline. Trabaho po kapag nasa Frontline.

Salamat po Sir!

Sir, it is not possible po with cellphone cam. In our brigade, we follow protocols especially when you are in the frontline. It is not good to the eyes of fire victims, seeing the firefighters or fireman holding a cellphone and taking videos the whole time. We Volunteers are multipliers of the BFP. Everything we do good, they take the credit. Everything we do bad, in most cases, they take responsibilities to the public especially some legal matters.

Sir, first of all, I would like to thank you for watching our fire responses. It seems to me that you are a foreigner living/working in the Philippines. But it is just a wild guess. I could be wrong though. Heheh. Anyways, I will answer your queries. 1. I liked when the traffic police (?) are clearing you to turn and you are going the other way. In most cases sir, we seek guidance from these traffic police/enforcers to lead our way to the fire scene. But in this particular response, I've disregarded 3 traffic enforcers and followed our own plan. The reason for this, well of course because we know the place and we live in the area. If I followed the first enforcer after the bridge, it is a narrow road, a residential road of double parked vehicles. You have to travel 1 kilometer more on a narrow road. Early responder fire trucks followed the lead by this enforcer. That had resulted to bring numerous fire trucks in just single location. Because of the pile up, you'll find yourself far from the fire scene. Because of this, other locations will not be covered. This is the reason why we disregarded them because we have anticipated the situation so we could hit a better location. As you can see sir, we hit it dead center. By the way, around 20 trucks had arrived to the scene already before we hit the road. 2. I am trying to figure out your relationship to the Quezon City Fire Department. The Beaure of Fire Protection (BFP) of the Phillipines has the mandate to this job. We Volunteers, are just their multipliers. We have accredition from the QCFD as their partners. 3. Do they radio out for you if they need the extra help? No sir, they don't and they won't. As always, they practise their mandate as provided by the law. They do it on their own even without the help of the volunteers. Every volunteer fire brigade hit the road in our own discretion. The government cannot direct us to go out and run. 4. Do you listen to their radios and respond to every confirmed fire? Yes we do sir. Every fire brigade belongs to an organization. In our case, we are members of CENTRAL and NATCON. These organizations are manned by radio operators, 24/7 on duty. They monitor the radio of the government that's why are alerted whenever there is a verification. There are times that the report comes from the volunteer group first. Just like in this particular fire, this was reported first to CENTRAL through telephone. The QCFD got a report 2-3 minutes later. We run even if it is not confirmed yet. You can hear in our radio that there are times that we run during the "verification" stage. 5. I'm sure those trucks are expensive to keep running so I am assuming that someone pays you for the fire runs. We have supporters sir for the petrol of our truck, equipments, PPC, PPE. Thank God that there are private companies or businesses who are willing to help us with our expenses. We are pure volunteer. Our fire trucks responses for free. All of us members are giving our time, talent, effort for free. We are not employed just like what the others think. We don't have transportation allowances. Not even a petrol to our ride. We spend from our own pocket. 6. How does the New Millenium Volunteers work? Currently sir, we don't have a quarters. We do our duties only at night because of our day job. We don't have members available during daytime. We are struggling to find funds to get some upgrades to our equipments. But because of our passion to help for free, we are still here responding since 2001.

​@@NewMilleniumFireVolunteer Thank you for explaining this. I am an American living in the U.S. My Filipina wife and I plan on retiring in the Philippines. I really look forward to living there. So I watch a lot of Philippine RU-vid videos. By the way, next week will be our 30th wedding anniversary. God Bless you and your crew for the work that you do.

@@missouribob7850 That is good to hear sir! Happy Wedding Anniversary in advanced sir!

Noted sir!

@@NewMilleniumFireVolunteer thank you po

You're welcome sir! Salamat din po sa mga residente na hindi nasunugan at naghanda ng maiinom at tinapay para sa mga Volunteer na bumbero.

Oo nga Sir. Mga residente po.

Thank you sir!

Salamat po!

Salamat po!

Thank you po sir!

Noted sir!

1600H po yung fire out. Pero yung overhauling po, madaling araw na po kinabukasan natapos.

Petmalu ka lodi. Heheh. Thank you sir ha.

Salamat po!

Kapag wala ng tubig sir, wala talagang magagawa kundi maghintay ng Supply.

may water interruption pa naman kahapon sir sa QC

@@patrickguardian393 Medyo mahina nga yung pressure ng hydrant sir.

Noted sir. Ngayon ko lang nakita post ninyo sir. Sorry ha.

New Millenium Fire Volunteer hehe ayos lang sir kahit di niyo pa mabasa, ang mahalaga yung responde nyo sir 👍

@@primojibs2941 Salamat sa pang unawa sir.