Medical emergency at Laconia church, Laconia NH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical event at the Laconia Congregational Church near Veterans Square. Radio communication indicated a man experienced a seizure and has a history of seizures and stroke. Responders were advised to use the entrance with the blue awning.
Audio|Heard on: Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid Association
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Transcript:
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Lakes Region to Laconia, an additional call for seizures, Delta level, near Veterans Square.
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Lakes Region to Laconia, additional call for seizures, Delta level, near Veterans Square.
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Runs from Endicott Street north to Tower Street.
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Channel three.
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Lakes Region to Laconia, near Veterans Square, the Congregational Church of Laconia parish house.
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Pleasant Street to Beacon Street West, channel.
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13 ambulance correction, 13 utility 5 responding for 13 ambulance 5.
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Channel.
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13 ambulance one,
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and service patient refusal responding.
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Near Veterans Square.
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They advised to use the front door with the blue awning.
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It's for a 40-year-old male that's having a seizure.
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Does have a seizure and stroke history.
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Channel.
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Location mentioned:
Washington St, Laconia, NH 03246
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