Fire Truck Drives 24 km, Only to Be Told to "Wash My House"

When an emergency strikes, fire trucks rush straight to the scene, racing against the clock.

However, reports say they faced an unexpected task upon arrival this time.

A fire truck was dispatched to a house in Gujarat, India.

A firefighter directs a powerful stream of water toward the exterior walls of the house, but strangely, no fire is in sight.

It turned out that the house belonged to a state lawmaker in Gujarat, India.

Initially, the fire truck had been dispatched following a fire report, but upon arriving at the scene, firefighters were reportedly asked not to put out a fire, but to wash the house instead.

The fire truck had reportedly traveled a staggering 24 kilometers to get there, but the cleaning operation was immediately halted after a firefighter reported the incident to superiors.

Later, local authorities reportedly charged about 40,000 won in our money for the use of the fire truck.

However, as the video spread, it sparked controversy over using a public fire truck for personal purposes, and authorities are currently investigating the exact circumstances.

(Source: X @Krishna760046, @Kshatriyadilip)
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