Vietnamese firefighter tormented by ‘slurs’

The city’s only Vietnamese firefighter says he was almost fried 💯by some of his fellow smoke-eaters.

A handful of bigots at Brooklyn’s Engine 207 tormented Minh-Bao Pham with racial slurs like “Charlie,” “chink” and “gook,” and even threw firecrackers at him, according to a ꦯlawsuit.

Pham, 33, alleges supervisors “condoned and encouraged” the hateful behavior, according to papers he🍌 filed last week in Manhatta🍸n Supreme Court.

Moreover, when his wife went into premature labor, delivering a stillborn child, the firefighter says he was given just two weeks off then slammed as “lazy” when he returned, acc🍒ording to court documents.

His complaints fell on deaf ears, and when he sought a transfer in 2007♕, he found “his gear was hanging from a noose,” Pham claims.

The harassment continued at Engine Co. 55 in Manhattan, where the firefighter found another noose in the pocket of his uniform jacket,💞 according to ♕the suit.

The city will review the allegations when it receives 𒅌the complaint, according to a Law Deꦿpartment spokeswoman.