College student treated after bee sting causes swollen hands, Amherst MA
Medical EmergencyA college student at Hampshire College was stung by a bee and developed swollen hands. Emergency responders were sent to assist at the back of Johnson's library.
Audio|Source: Amherst Fire
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Transcript:
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Respond to Hampshire College.
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It's going to be, we believe, the rear 25-10 will drive the public safety office for a college student.
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Spung by a bee, his hands are a bit swollen.
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As Hampshire College, Johnson's library,
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the public safety office.
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At 1316.
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179, A1.
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Go ahead, A1. A1, online responding 25-paneled drive, public safety office.
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A1, you're on the air, public safety office is 25 Kendall Drive, 13609.
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A1 from 729.
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A1.A.1. Just go to the rear Johnson Library.
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We're getting like three different addresses.
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I talked to security on the scene.
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They're saying they're a 25 college drive.
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They said it's the rear loading dock.
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They have a staff member there waiting for you.
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The female party college age, she's conscious.
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No difficulty breathing.
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Just her hands are swollen and sore.
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1319. I see to meet them at the back of the library.
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Location mentioned:
Near West St, Amherst, MA 01002
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