Ambulance assists elderly female with breathing difficulty, Corinth ME
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, an ambulance was requested near Exeter Road in Corinth for an 85-year-old female who had difficulty breathing and a compression fracture in her back. She was transported to Mayo Hospital for further care.
Audio|Heard on: Penobscot County Public Safety
Listen to dispatch call
02:49
Transcript:
00:00
Requested near Exeter Road in Corinth to assist the ambulance, 85-year-old female, having some difficulty breathing, has a compression fracture in her back.
00:15
808, we're off at Dexter Health Care.
00:19
104708 arrived, 1047.
00:26
Female has a compression fracture in her back, unable to move with some difficulty breathing.
00:32
It's 1048.
01:00
Bhaarhaas!
01:13
You can be released for standby.
01:19
Well, thank you.
01:22
25, I'll be back in the call, I'll be clear.
01:30
Copy 65, clear.
01:31
Copy 65, clear.
01:40
24
01:45
I'll take a lot.
01:48
I'll take care of that.
01:51
Thank you.
01:55
Okay,
02:01
I'll take care of that.
02:10
He's wearing black pants and a black coat.
02:18
It's available.
02:20
The hospital available, it's 1051.
02:24
The hospital available is 1051.
02:29
Alvia with you, Hank Harkianus.
02:32
37.
02:37
4-1.
02:40
941, go ahead.
02:42
Off scene heading to Mayo Hospital.
02:48
10 for copying route to Mayo.
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Location mentioned:
Exeter Rd, Corinth, ME 04427
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