00:00
Closest rescue, please respond.
00:01
(number withheld) Main Street for a 60 year old female who had contact with chemicals, now experiencing an asthma attack with minimal response to her inhaler.
00:10
Repeating, closest rescue, please respond.
00:12
(number withheld) Main Street for a 60 year old female who had contact with chemicals, is now dealing with an asthma attack, having minimal response to her inhaler.
00:20
Time of tone is 1225 .
00:22
I will be starting fire as well.
00:27
X-ray, hold that—X-ray Ambulance 2 is responding.
00:34
X-ray car two is going to be responding and on scene at location.Stand by, car two.
00:50
Colchester Fire, please respond to 898 Main Street, the library, for employees who are using dye with an odd chemical smell that's now throughout the building with ill effect.
01:00
Repeating, Colchester Fire, please respond to 898 Main Street for employees using dye with odd chemical smell that is now throughout the building, causing ill effect.
01:09
Time of tones is 12:29.
01:14
Car two from ambulance two.
01:27
Actually, engine one responding.
01:31
Yeah, actually, copy engine one.
01:34
All responding units from Chief Two.
01:39
Occupants of the building said they were mixing some dyes for an art project.
01:44
It foamed up and released some sort of vapor or gas.
01:49
The patient who originally called, conscious alert breathing,
01:53
does not have trouble breathing at this time.
01:54
They may locate on the exterior of the building, back side.
02:03
Call that's your ambulance two copies.
02:06
X-ray, we're on scene.
02:11
X-ray copies, they two on scene.
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