I touched on it earlier, but it is absolutely no type of normal procedure for fighting a fire. You may partially depressurize in order to assist in evacuation of smoke/fumes, but that is only partially...because it is illogical to risk killing people due to oxygen depravation because you are trying to save them from fire.
It would be dangerous and irresponsible to try a completely unapproved procedure like that to attempt to control a fire, unless it was an absolute last resort.
That isn't what happened.
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