Fire fighting system and method for fires in jungles, refineries and oil pipelines

A fire extinguisher system comprising:

• a first storage tank;
• a first fire extinguishing element filled in the first storage tank;
• a cover provided on a top side of the first storage tank;
• a first compressed air inlet;
• a first air regulator;
• a plurality of hosing hasps, and wherein the plurality of hosing hasps includes a first hosing hasp, a second hosing hasp and a third hosing hasp;
• a plurality of tarpaulin hoses, and wherein the plurality of tarpaulin hoses includes a first tarpaulin hose and a second tarpaulin hose;
• a plurality of hooks provided on opposite sides of the first storage tank;
• a plurality of clips and locks;
• a first nozzle attached to a bottom side of the first storage tank;
• and
• a first pipe to lead compressed air to the first nozzle, and wherein the first pipe is a steel pipe;
• wherein the first storage tank is covered with the cover and locked by the clips and locks;
• the first compressed air inlet is connected to the first air regulator and then connected to the first hosing hasp;
• the first hosing hasp is connected to the first tarpaulin hose and the first tarpaulin hose is connected to the second hosing hasp and the second hosing hasp is connected to the first steel pipe and the first steel pipe is connected to the third hosing hasp and the third hosing hasp is connected to the second tarpaulin hose and the second tarpaulin hose is connected to the first nozzle thereby providing a pathway for the first fire extinguishing element which is to be sprayed over flames to the first nozzle, and wherein the compressed air flows through the first air regulator, the plurality of hosing hasps, the plurality of tarpaulin hoses and the first steel pipe to reach the first nozzle for sand blasting.