Medical responders aid person down near North Congress St, New Market VA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency involving a man who appeared to have collapsed on asphalt near North Congress Street in New Market. Responders reported that CPR was in progress and the person might be experiencing cardiac arrest. Law enforcement and rescue units were on scene providing aid.
Audio|Heard on: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
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Rescue Company Twenty Three, near North Congress Street, Luther Crest Crossroad and Winship Street.
00:05
Person down, unknown problem.
00:06
Male, on asphalt outside.
00:09
Operations is going to see the off the tube.
00:11
Five Ten.
00:22
Call me twenty-three for engine as well.
00:24
Possible cardiac arrest.
00:26
Does not think the male is breathing.
00:28
Near North Congress Street.
00:31
Off one 2512.
00:41
Rescue 2033, 513, near North Congress Street, Luther Crest Crossroad.
00:46
CPR in progress.
00:47
Male in his 60s fell over on asphalt.
00:51
One person's en route.
00:57
Dispatch to Rescue 2033, law enforcement's on scene.
01:05
Serve 23 is en route medical.
01:10
Sir, point three, and we're on medic level.
01:11
Are you direct for the additional?
01:17
Affirmative. All right, 514.
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Location mentioned:
N Congress St, New Market, VA 22844
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