Murcia, Spain - November 07, 2024 The aftermath of Storm Dana continues to test the resilience and bravery of the Murcia Municipal Fire Brigade (BBFF aamm_murcia). As these firefighters delve into the disaster zones left by the storm, they encounter not only the physical remnants of chaos but also a host of life-threatening conditions. Firefighters are working in environments where oxygen levels are dangerously depleted, a situation exacerbated by the use of motobombas, whose engines emit combustion gases. The risk of suffocation is real, and every breath could mean the difference between health and harm. The landscape is treacherous, riddled with open manholes and elevator shafts, presenting a constant danger of falls that could result in severe injuries or worse. Each step must be taken with caution, adding to the mental and physical toll on these emergency workers. Toxic gases and liquids lurk in the floodwaters and debris, a silent threat that could poison or burn upon contact. Handling such hazardous materials requires meticulous care and the right protective gear, which the brigade ensures is in place.