Emergency responders active in central Strasbourg near historic church

A red and yellow emergency vehicle, identified as a fire and rescue service vehicle (Sapeurs-Pompiers du Bas-Rhin), drives through a street in Strasbourg, France, with its sirens and blue flashing lights activated. Two men are visible in the front seats. The vehicle, a "Véhicule de Secours et d'Assistance aux Victimes" (Vehicle for Assistance and Aid to Victims), displays the emergency number "18" and a "BAL" designation, along with an "Angles Morts" (Blind Spots) warning sticker. Its French license plate reads "GZ-158-XJ". The vehicle is first seen from the front-left, then from the side as it passes, and finally from the rear as it turns right at an intersection and continues down the street. The rear of the vehicle features distinct red and yellow diagonal chevron markings. The street is lined with trees and multi-story buildings, typical of urban European architecture. The scene takes place during the daytime under a clear sky. Pedestrians and parked bicycles are visible in the background as the vehicle drives away.

The video captures the exterior of a large, imposing church building made of reddish-brown stone. A prominent square tower dominates the upper part of the frame, featuring multiple tall, narrow arched windows. Below the tower, a large, ornate arched window is visible, with a detailed entrance portal further down, adorned with sculptures and intricate stonework. On the left side, a tree with mostly bare branches, showing some nascent green leaves, partially frames the church. The sky is bright and clear, suggesting daytime. A subtle rainbow-like lens flare is visible across the lower-mid section of the church wall. The primary activity conveyed is the ringing of church bells, which is clearly audible throughout the clip. The architectural style suggests an old European church, fitting the provided context of Strasbourg, France. No people are visible, and there is no discernible text in the frame.