Yes, no fire service will have external access to all floors in the highest buildings.
That is why the design and maintenance of fire safety measures and active fire prevention policies are so important.
Failure of either the active or passive fire safety systems, often leads to the loss of life.
I am from the UK and there London Fire Service tallest ladder is 64m, above that is out of reach. These ladders were only acquired after the 70 persons died at Grenfell Towers, again due to failures in both the external and internal fire safety measures.
I’m pleased to learn you accept that ‘information available at the time’ is a consideration of ‘decision/statements/votes’ made at that time.
I’m also pleased to learn that ‘misleading the house’ is also a matter that troubles you.
Funny that a coalition of western armies invaded Iraq pretty quickly based on rumors of Saddam building nuclear bombs, later found false, while North Korea gets this far and no invasion at all?
Understood, South Korea, a western ally, would take the brunt of an attack by the North. However, it seems the target is the USA but still nothing.
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