Why do the Peru FD have a fleet of Japan made fire trucks?Such a far away from Japan to Peru.
Added by Burn on 30 December 2006.
The Peruvian fire dept. were given aprox 300 fire engines/rescues and ambulances including one haz-Mat, by the Tokyo fire dept. from 1992 to 2002 when the last one arrived.All of these vehicles came fully equiped, and thanks to this that the country has a fire service(the Peruvian goverment has only once in 1980 purchased fire engines/rescues/ambulances) that is usually down to each fire station!!! even though the Lima fire station's have the most calls (shouts, alarms) than any other South American city. Steven Attwell, Lieutenant, Lima fire dept.station Salamanca 127
Added by Steve Attwell on 30 December 2006.
What a nice scheme.If i not mistaken Japan also donated fire engines to several other countries including Iraq and several middle east countries.So do you have the photo of the HAZMAT tender?
Added by Burn on 31 December 2006.
Japan also donated some fire engines and ambulances to ecuador, bolivia & chile. I will be posting a photo of the haz-mat as soon as I can.
Added by Steve Attwell on 31 December 2006.
If i not mistaken Japan also donated fire trucks to Philipines.
Added by BB on 01 January 2007.
Yes, and they also donated some fire engines & ambulances to nepal.
Added by Steve Attwell on 01 January 2007.
I should also add that these fire engines & ambulances are very reliable and first class to work with.
Added by Steve Attwell on 01 January 2007.
Rescue 124. For me, one of the most "beautiful" units.
Added by Burn on 30 December 2006.