Two medical emergencies in Philadelphia 

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Proceed. 80-year-old. mail respiratory distress, terms on C-TAP. Currents on C-TAP vitals are, they could do with my EPA, the hub is going to be five minutes. Permanent. All companies on South Medibbean, stand by a hospital notification. All companies on South Mediban, stand by a special notification. Medical 11. The notification is complete on South Mediterranean. Mediband Covers can resumed, normal radio transmission. Attend to engine 60, medic 11, 1801,1, Hoffman Street, cold blue. Endent 60, Mediq 11, 1801, Hoffman Street, cold blue operating on South Mediceman. Attend to engine 60, medic 11, 1801,1, Hoffman Street, cold blue, engine 60, medic 11, 1801,01, Hoffman Street, Cold Blue[1], engine 60, Medic 16, Medic 11, 181. 01-Hoffman Street, cold blue operating on South Medic Lane. Co-Seat, medic, 11? 1801,1, Hoffman. Affirmative cold blue, is it 57? 57, we investigated the area if there's nothing going on. You can recall the medic unit and make it the 57 available. That's affirmative. Medic 37. We are available. You want us to take that code with our engine? That's a... I'll switch it over. Dr. 16. (name withheld) under 60 18-0.1 off. (name withheld) to call below. Medical 11? Medical 11. Medical 11, you can recall. 34B. Medi 34B. Medi 34B. That was a refusal granted by our friend. I can make it available. Palm 16. That's have five minutes. 9.59. 20959? Phone 16. Available in a beach of help. Five minutes. Palm 16. Form 16, arriving on location. So anyone who wants down by, that's not to show it. Okay. This is a medic 14, 1526 South 22nd Street. Medical 14, 156 South 22nd, operating oneself. Medical 14. Close me, Madison 14. 1526 South 22. Permanent, 50-year-old, female, passed out. Proceed in the 60. Noticode, just think about the episode. Affirmative, Madagrebate 97. 307, copy, not a code.

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