Elderly woman reported with abdominal pain at Auburn residence, Waltham MA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to an Auburn residence near Clocktower Drive for an 89-year-old woman experiencing abdominal pain.
Audio|Heard on: Waltham Police & Fire
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Transcript:
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Attention, engine 8, medic 3, still alarm.
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Engine 8,
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medic 3.
00:05
Respond near Clocktower Drive,
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unit number 6101, the Auburn residence, for an 89-year-old female with abdominal pain.
00:15
That's engine 8 and medic 3.
00:18
Respond near Clocktower Drive.
00:21
Unit number 6101,
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the Auburn residence for an 89-year-old female with abdominal pain.
00:28
775 to the lexington line engineer he has it medic three our companies are responding and today there is some information for entry in the notes
00:52
Hallam Control (number withheld).
00:56
Lawfam Control (number withheld).
00:59
(number withheld) back yard.
01:02
Devereux. Second to Ave, the Costco's wholesale.
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In front of it,
01:07
on 2nd to Ave for an MVA between a truck and a car, no injuries.
01:12
Roger. (number withheld), you have the backup.
01:15
Roger. Roger.
01:22
The Walton Fire's engine 8 and Medic 3 have been dispatched, number 204 clock power drive,
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unit number 6101, the Auburn Residence on the medical delta.
01:33
Walton Fire 1417.
01:45
Engine 8 to Waltham.
01:49
Engine 8. Engine 8, Medi3 are off, 204 o'clock tower, 8th command.
01:56
Engine 8, Medi 3 are off, 204 o'clock car drive.
01:58
You have command.
02:00
Did you get to see that node in CAD?
02:04
Yes, we have.
02:07
Walter, Fire 14, 18.
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Location mentioned:
Clocktower Dr, Waltham, MA 02452
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