Woman allergic to bee sting at festival in Smithton PA

Heard on: Westmoreland County EMS Dispatch

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Westmoreland County Station 508 Charlie response in South Huntingdon Township, (number withheld) Renaissance Lane at the festival near the main entrance.

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A 39-year-old female stung by a bee, allergic reaction.

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Patient will be in a white.

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T-shirt and blue jeans.

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Director 500 from 500 .

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Thirty-eight,

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twelve, 14 .

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Westmoreland County Station 225 and Alpha respond to Manor Borough (number withheld) Chestnut Place, cross streets of Manor Harrison City Road and Orchard Drive.

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A 79-year-old female fell yesterday, has been on the floor since then, possible back or leg injury.

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225.

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Station 225, I'm seeing 1214.

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This is station 500.

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500.

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Station 500.

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Have director 500 out there standing by in the med tent.

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He'll be responding and advise if we need transport.

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Roger.

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And if you can, any further calls there, do not refer to the director.

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He will be there on scene.

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Roger.

9/7/2026 09:11 AM

Medical Emergency

Renaissance Ln, Smithton, PA 15479

Woman allergic to bee sting at festival in Smithton PA

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As discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a festival in South Huntingdon Township for a 39-year-old woman with a bee sting and allergic reaction near the main entrance. A medical director was standing by in the medical tent to advise if transport was needed. In a separate call, crews were sent to a home in Manor Borough for a 79-year-old woman who reportedly fell and had been on the floor, with a possible back or leg injury.

Woman allergic to bee sting at festival in Smithton PA

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