Medical alarm activated and later canceled near Church Street, Avoca PA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to a medical alarm activation near Church Street, Duryea. The call was later canceled after assessment.
Audio|Heard on: Eastern Columbia and Western Luzerne Fire and EMS
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02:11
Transcript:
00:00
Housing County Ambulance 543, respond to medical alarm near Church Street, Duryea.
00:07
It's about 2,150.
00:22
For responding,
00:24
going to 108 Evergreen Point, Apartment 104, a 59-year-old female with stomach pain and nausea.
00:34
Company, look, then, should I hit the water company, then? Sixty-one or Sixty-one than the water company?
00:44
Dear.
00:47
It's not bad, though.
00:48
It's not terrible.
00:51
I'll come over and take care of that first, because I'd pull a hill.
01:01
Lezarin County Station 174, medic 95.
01:18
Responding area is based to location 1562 Salem Boulevard, Salem Township for a one-car accident with injuries, one female and a seizure.
01:32
2155.
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95.
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95.
01:38
Responding.
01:43
Watch, is a bunch of cars going real slow down the hill.
01:51
43 from line, Chief 112A.
01:56
Gladberg.
02:01
You guys got a medical alert for near Church Street, correct?
02:06
Okay,
02:10
you can cancel it. We should just...
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Location mentioned:
Church St, Avoca, PA 18641
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