Mass casualty incident at World Trade Center with many injured, New York NY
Medical EmergencyA mass casualty incident occurred near the World Trade Center with multiple injured victims. Emergency units staged and transported patients, including head trauma and severe burn injuries, to local hospitals. Several patients required immediate medical attention and transport. More injured individuals continued to arrive at treatment locations nearby.
Audio|Source: 9/11 Tribute (8:00 AM Start)
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Transcript:
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I'm staged at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge on the Manhattan side.
00:03
Where would you like this stage? Where would you like this stage? At this time, I'm waiting for a 12th and clock 6 Adams for the proper staging and the best access.
00:12
We have units staged all around the World Trade Center at this time.
00:15
So, stand by for further direction.
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All right. I already message.
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633. 633.
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A 6.mary, Citywide, J.
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A 6 Mary.
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Goodbye, I'm at church and info where do you want me, please.
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Stand by, I'm waiting for the 12.
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6.0 is 84, call 6.0 is 884.
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984. 1084.
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On, lights on.
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4784 is on Santhia.
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Let's light, follow at your lights.
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All right, follow your lights. Number one is to do all at city-wise.
00:41
9 Henry is a citywide priority message.
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Card 9, Henry, with your priority message, please go.
00:47
As for six out of them, stand by for a message for all units responding to the internet to informant to the input in the environment.
00:53
All units stand by is for a priority message, all units stand by.
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This is car stick Adam.
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All ambulance resources responding to the World Trade Center incident are to respond to staging West Street and Vecis Street.
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West Street and Vecis Street, north of Vecis Street, and see the staging officer at that location.
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Information concerning treatment locations.
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All units responding into the signal 1040, you will respond to your staging.
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West Street to Vessi Street, west to Ves, north of Ves Street, and 85 with the staging office at this time.
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Time in 912 hours.
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No further communications over the citywide frequency unless you have a priority message.
01:35
All right, Kevin.
01:36
What are you in the designation again?
01:37
Well, you know his call.
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I'm 6. John is citywide.
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06 Sean.
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John, yes, ma'am. Show me with a note, going to hospital 01, male approximately 40 to 45 years old.
01:47
Head trauma, head trauma.
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10.4. This time there'll be no notifications made.
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All hospitals are on or alert.
01:53
Okay, no notifications made for this MCI.
01:56
Okay, ma'am, show us to 01.1.
01:57
12 zebra, 112 for conditions 08.
02:00
He can take it to the command frequency.
02:02
Take it to the command frequency.
02:03
The 85 with the supervisors.
02:04
Bring a message for him to you, special.
02:06
You see West Broadway and Park Place.
02:08
We generally have seven patients.
02:10
Also, we'd like to know where all the hashtag here, so want to keep them all together right now in case we need to join and go in, if you could let us know about this.
02:16
And more patients are coming to us.
02:17
Park Place and West Broadway.
02:19
31 handling?
02:20
32 Victor. Victor.
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32 Victor.
02:22
Victor. I'm heading over to hospital 14 with a 40-year-old female.
02:26
Second and third degree burns about 60-70 percent of the body.
02:28
That's 5-7 citywide.
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Got it, Frank.
02:33
Anandridge Citywide.
02:35
Citywide, 84 at the MCI.
02:38
Sean, six-shot.
02:39
Show me 81.
02:40
Shahn 10-4.
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5-2-vict. 5-2-Victor.
02:45
5-2 Victor. 5-2 Victor.
02:46
We wanted to respond to at the foot of the Queensborough Bridge and respond directly to Beijing.
02:51
Beijing is West Tavese, North Vesci.
02:53
Email. Okay. All right.
02:54
Conditions 4-6.
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Conditions 4-6.
02:57
Bonding, two-staging with extra personnel.
03:00
Ah, 4-2 Boy is citywide.
03:02
2-Boy on the end?
03:05
This is half. This side the subway station on the corner of Bessie and Church, I have 380 downstairs.
03:12
One female's one male needs to be transported.
03:16
Henry, citywide. It's terrible.
03:18
3-1, Henry.
03:19
We're at Park and Ann, and we were involved in a minor MBA.
03:24
When we were pulling up to the second explosion, we're treating minor patients.
03:28
That's all ambulatory at the time they're walking away, so we'll be sitting here to advise otherwise.
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Location mentioned:
World Trade Center, New York, NY
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