Medical emergency with unconscious man near Seneca St, Springfield MA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, possible medical emergency involving a 31-year-old man who is unconscious and not breathing near Seneca Street. CPR has been started and emergency responders are on scene providing care.
Audio|Heard on: Springfield Fire
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01:25
Transcript:
00:00
Command One, Engine Six, respond to near Seneca Street in the Five District medical.
00:11
Truck two to the firehouse.
00:12
Truck two is in a path of fuel.
00:15
Received truck two in a path of fuel.
00:22
Problem to Engine Six.
00:27
Engine Six,
00:28
Engine Six responding to near Seneca Street over in the Five District.
00:32
We have a thirty-one year old male unconscious not breathing device.
00:35
CPR has been started.
00:39
Received.
00:45
Engine five, fire alarm.
00:47
Crew's back in service.
00:48
AMR and care of patient.
00:49
So we can head over to Seneca if you need us.
00:53
Engine five, back in service.
00:55
AMR's care of the patient.
00:56
Engine six is arriving on scene right now, sir.
00:59
Received engine six on scene.
01:06
This is three back in service.
01:08
Received engine three back in service, AMR's care.
01:16
Engine six two, fire alarm.
01:18
You said that address is what? Four seven?
01:22
That's affirmative, Engine Six, near Seneca Street.
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Location mentioned:
Seneca St, Indian Orchard, MA 01151
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