Routine fall reported near Southwest 63rd Terrace, Miami FL
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders handled two medical cases involving a routine fall near Southwest 63rd Terrace and a fainting patient at a Chevron gas station near northwest 36th Street. One patient was a 32-year-old female who was not alert, and the other was a 69-year-old male requiring lift assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Miami-Dade Police and Fire - Hammocks Dispatch and Central Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Engine 56, routine, routine fall.
00:03
Near Southwest 63rd Terrace.
00:06
1821.
00:13
Take receiving.
00:15
Major 56 at the routine fall near Southwest 63rd Terrace.
00:19
Platform 59, report of a patient fainted at the Chevron gas station, near northwest 36th Street.
00:30
Major 41, lift-assist, near Southwest 118th Court, 1820 to Degone.
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5 o'clock received.
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Copy platform 5-9, the patient is going to be located inside a gray Nissan at the Chevron gas station.
00:45
It's a 32-year-old female feeling faint, not alert.
00:48
Deaconty.
00:51
Engine 41 received.
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Copy entry 41, receive.
00:56
The lift-assist 69-year-old male.
01:00
Near Southwest 118th Court, 1822, DeConte.
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The county.
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Reg. 5-6, counsel, 5-6, we'll take place.
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Copy, Rescue 56, taking a call to the engine.
01:12
It's a routine fall.
01:15
Near Southwest 63rd Terrace.
01:18
Agent 56, canceled in quarters.
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Location mentioned:
SW 63rd Ter, Miami, FL 33193
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