Multiple medical emergencies reported in Philadelphia area
Medical EmergencyThe audio covers multiple medical emergencies including chest pain and a child's stroke alert. Medics coordinate response and hospital notifications in Philadelphia.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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Transcript:
Attention, medic 35-3461 Civic Center Boulevard. Medic 35-3461 Civic Center Boulevard, operate on a South medic band. Third. Medic free proceed. Medic re-proceed? A two-three-seven Regent Square. Affirmative for chest pain. Medic 13B 3043 Fontaine Street, reduced speed. Medic 13B 3043 Fontaine Street. Reduce speed. Operating on south medic band. 35. Medic 35. Medic 35. 4.6-1-574-4-4-4-4-2-4-4. 14 Westburg Street, reduced speed, medic 4B, 2414 Westbrook Street, reduced speed, operating southmenic band. Attention, medic 4B, 2414 Westbrook Street, reduce speed, operating south-medic band. Medi-4B24-24-Westberg Street, reduce speed, operating south-medic band. Medi-14 proceed. Just to clarify, we're going Class 3 to Methodist, by accidentally pressed, class 2. Affirmative. Medics seven. Okay, how many coming in? Madix seven. Yeah, Medi seven, can I get a stroke alert to Presby? Let me get a minute? Proceed. 7-year-old male at 7-7 on unknown on-set positive left facial drug patient is on blood thinners vitals are stable ETA about two minutes. Disregard last phone? All companies stand by for hospital notification. All companies stand by for hospital notification.
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Location mentioned:
Civic Center Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19104
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