The cost of a false alarm can reach 2,000 dollars.
After a signal from a business's fire alarm system, numerous fire and police units were dispatched to the area in Paterson, New Jersey. At the scene, it was determined that there was no fire or serious problem, and it was noted that similar alarm calls are frequent in the city.
On Main Street, in the area where the Arabic restaurant "Abu Rass" is located, about 5-6 fire and police vehicles arrived in succession.
The teams opened the underground fire alarm box in front of a building and cordoned off the area with a safety tape.
According to information from local merchants, there was no serious problem in the incident.
It was noted that some fire alarm systems in businesses and residences are directly connected to the fire department, and that teams are dispatched to the scene when an alarm signal is received.
False alarms can also incur costs.
According to New York representative Özlem Özgüt Yörekli of ABDPost.com, the intervention of fire and police teams can also have financial consequences for businesses.
It was stated that in cases of false alarms, a fee of approximately $1,500–$2,000 could be charged.
Residents in Paterson who noted that similar alarm incidents occur frequently said that the arrival of many emergency vehicles at the scene within a short time is a situation that sometimes happens in the city.
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