Medical teams respond to patients with abdominal pain and bleeding 

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1126 Franklin and 1201 Museum Road. ALS calls 1716. We're a few minute at nine. City medic nine. Clear a scene, transporting two patients, bleeding, we'll search a little work CEMIS. Medicines confirm your own route to running. All the authoritative. Recease, 1716. Medic, six. Correction, security check. City of Reading, and I'm in 26, 1126, Franklin Street, between Long and South Florida, ALS Medical, 1770. City of Reading, Community Campus, 1405, North Number 6, The Haven, D. L.S. Medical, 6, 824, Cuning, 4, Casing, 6,000, CETO, 6,0. City of Reading. Mini-campus of the Haven Skyline Unit. 145, North Number 6. Room 1B Bravo. DRS Medical Summit to me. Q&C. On receipt, switch over to Reading EMSOPSOPSO. Click an hour of a circle from that. Or not the final. Next 6-art 21 to 1126, right going out front, a 48-year-old male. There's a clarification. A clarification in the narrative, it's a rectal bleed, no respiratory trouble or other symptoms. Well, it's hard to hear the patient. It's to St. Joe. Answer for questions unindicated. We'll call the effect for us. Medics 7, available 17.19. Medics 6821 just enrided themselves to Community Campus 135 North 6. Would you like that? 5.6. Let's give a next 7, Your Honor. They did it online. Medics, 6821 works. Copy. Copy. Medic 6 when available, Medics 7, 1720, Community Campus 145 North 6, 3rd, 4th floor, Skyline Unit from 01B Bravo, 48-year-old, a 42-year-old male, lower abdominal pain and self-coursions non-indicated distinction. Okay, one, and out ready, 1720.

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