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12 Hours in the Fire Department Where Normality Ends at the First Touch of the Siren

There have been days when the first exit takes place early and other days when the barracks seem to be immersed in a deceptive tranquillity. Among trainings, ambulances, meals, jokes and dead times, the Sapadores de Tomar Firefighters always live with an ear attached to the center. The MIRANTE accompanied a 12-hour shift of the corporation.
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There have been days when the first exit takes place early and other days when the barracks seem to be immersed in a deceptive tranquillity. Among trainings, ambulances, meals, jokes and dead times, the Sapadores de Tomar Firefighters always live with an ear attached to the center. The MIRANTE accompanied a 12-hour shift of the corporation.

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