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Unnoticed heroes on Mumbai attack: Fire fighters

Mumbai: They are neither from the Army, NSG or even the police, but when it came to putting their lives in the line of fire, both fire brigade personnel and the emergency medicos did so without any hesitation while rescuing people from the Taj Mahal and Oberoi hotels besides Nariman House. While the hi ....Read more

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salute to unnoticed heroesBy: Gayatri | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 23:02:41 PM Reply | Forward yes..these are the unnoticed heroes of the incident...even they need a salute for fighting bravely n courageously.they have done their duty for the nation as against r bloody politicians who dint even turn up the place.

Unnoticed heroes on Mumbai attack: Fire fightersBy: Dr. Paras Deo | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 22:33:47 PM Reply | Forward My congratulations extend to the Fire fighters, without them the inferno would have gutted entire Colaba. They have done an excellent job. They are always there when their help is required...Fire, Flood, animal rescue, help when big accidents take place etc. etc. and let's not forget they are always risking their own lives. They deserve better equipment to cope with terror attacks. I also believe that the Home Guards should be given a better role to play in such situations. They have a similar set up in Germany.India should climb down from the high horse and take lessons in handling terror attacks from the Germans, British and the US Americans. For example there were so many people wounded but apart from medical care did they get any psychological help? In these countries they are a part of the medical team.

I SALUTE ALL THE SOLDIERS AND COMMANDOS, FIRE FIGHTERSBy: priya | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 21:55:59 PM Reply | Forward i salute the soldiers, commandos, police, fire fighters and the all the people involved in saving lives of the people caught in the terrorist attacks. The Real heroes are they, My heartfelt sorry and condelences to the families of those who lost lives, Hope from now on atleast the Government of india takes more better steps n measures to safegaurd the lives of every indian may be a common man, or police or the people who fight such horrible incidents, The security system of india should really be concentrated on by the government and mesures have to be taken to improve it. Lives cant be brought back But we can start taking precautions to see that such incidents never happen again.Isalute once again all the soldiers and commandos.

Unsung HeroesBy: Jeff Crawford | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 21:30:29 PM Reply | Forward Thanks to the Indian Express for recognizing these heroes. Emergency workers worldwide care for the innocent victims, with little regard for their own safety.We are all in their debt.

saluteBy: gopi krishna | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 21:16:06 PM Reply | Forward No words to express the bravery of our army.I salute everyone involved in getting the mission successful.

Fire brigades men - you all need a big applauseBy: Jose Pinto - Kuwait | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 19:15:20 PM Reply | Forward Great job - well done, thanks to fire brigades men

SaluteBy: Vishal | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 18:44:31 PM Reply | Forward I Salute to all fire fighter for there brave service

fire fightersBy: Ravi | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 18:20:26 PM Reply | Forward Yes it is the unsung heros - the fire fighters who has to do their duty under 'fire' both the flames and bullets.Kudos to their indomnible spirit.

The real heroes By: Dipan hilaidhari | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 18:14:35 PM Reply | Forward I want to salute those who fought for our country against those terrorist in Mumbai , Salute to all those who died in this operation and their parents should feel proud , we all are with them

The REAL heroBy: deepak | Saturday , 29 Nov '08 21:34:01 PM Reply | Forward I think the real heros are bal Thackery and Raj Thackery who risked their lives and valiently fought the militants and killed the even the last one of them...they are the real protecters of Mumbai and India....bloody hell!