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Ems delayed arriving at medical emergency near e 106th st, New York NY
Medical EmergencyFirefighters reported that emergency medical services were delayed and the new unit en route was coming from a distance near East 106th Street in New York. EMS had not yet arrived on scene.
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Transcript:
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Engine three five in Manhattan.
00:03
Engine three five.
00:05
Engine three five.
00:06
For this box, do you have an update on EMS? We pulled off the highway near 106 and just wait still.
00:17
Ten four engine three five.
00:19
We did give them the update.
00:20
They have a new unit assigned.
00:23
It looks like they are coming from a bit of a distance, though.
00:28
TEN-4. 10-4[1].
00:31
10-4[1]. 1904, dispatch for one-five.
00:37
Okay.
00:42
From Manhattan.
00:44
Engine 8.
00:45
Engine 8.
00:46
Box 903, 373.
00:48
Entire. It's going to take time for D.
00:50
Connery, stock check.
00:52
Ten-four.
00:55
1905 is special four of us.
01:00
Attention letter one-one acting ladder two respond to phone box 470.
01:13
East five six street and fifth avenue for a manhole fire.
01:16
11 acting
01:19
Phone Arborx-7-0-East 5-street and 5th Avenue frame manhole fire.
01:26
1909, inspection 145.
01:29
The Nettenten Engine 35.
01:43
35.
01:45
Just want to make sure, did EMS go on scene K?
01:51
Negative, we do not have EMS here with us yet.
01:55
Aye,
01:56
ten-four, we're going to give him another call.
02:00
In three-five, thank you.
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10-4: Acknowledgment—message received, understood, or OK.
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Location mentioned:
E 106th St, New York, NY 10029
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