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Unit fire and rescue 6

Marymoncka 89/91, 01-813 Warszawa, Poland

+48 22 596 70 60

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Place Types Fire station
Address Marymoncka 89/91, 01-813 Warszawa, Poland
Coordinate 52.2840456,20.955074
Website https://m.facebook.com/kmpspwarszawa/posts/974493599554651
Rating 4
Compound Code 7XM4+J2 Warsaw, Poland

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Robert Masłowski (09/08/2020)

I feel sorry for the inhabitants of the nearby blocks. They leave the garage immediately on the signal and horn. Once I witnessed them, with a smile for a joke, called their friend with a horn, who went to throw something into the trash. They can drive and play melodies with their horn, such as the well-known Legia prelude (ce, ce, ce wu ka, wu ka es ...). I understand the usefulness of the work, of course, but I could think of the peace of the neighbors who have to listen to sirens and horns several times a day. It would be good to hire fewer kids who are fascinated by the sound of the horn.

Jadzia Łomnicka (05/03/2019)

A bunch of cops who completely disregard the neighbors from nearby blocks: they always leave at the signal straight from the garage even at 3 am when the streets are empty, returning also inform the whole district and colleagues from the unit that they return bravely with the mighty siren I opened the garage (probably because I basically do not know what the hell). Christmas holidays also can not be respected and, for example, they start the combustion saw before entering the unit, causing noise and stench of gas rising up to 3ft .... It's nice gentlemen that you are but a little good and good in your head. Ps.A last year they caused a fire in their own unit ... Something small on the sausages warmed in the kitchen and unfortunately for 1.5 hours they fought to quench their own 🔥

Michał Paweł (11/12/2019)

I can't say anything about effectiveness, but when they start burning gum it stinks over two kilometers ...

Antoni Roszak (05/25/2019)

I do not know how it is every day, but when we passed, fire trucks were outside. We came closer, a young smiling fireman came out to us, invited us to the vehicle, showed us all the equipment, let us put on the helmet ... The kids were in the seventh heaven. Cool!