Two-car crash near South St injures one man, Dover DE
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, a two-car collision occurred near South St in Dover. One man suffered chest and hand pain and was transported to Kent General Hospital. The vehicles sustained moderate damage, and airbags deployed. The patient was wearing a seatbelt and had stable vital signs.
Audio|Heard on: Kent DE Hospital Group Calls
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00:52
Transcript:
00:00
Not your facility about three to five minutes.
00:02
Fifty-five fifty-five coming from a low-speed NBC today.
00:07
Issue is going on in cars moving about 20 mph whenever she hit front.
00:13
Is complaining of some chest pain with pain on breathing.
00:18
Brightness is noted to the chest, but no deformities.
00:21
Well, he's disabled.
00:22
He had about three or five any questions, problems with his parents.
00:26
Adam, sixty-three KHP at six.
00:29
He's perfect.
00:32
Kent General Hospital facility, priority three, twenty-three-year-old male involved in a two-car motor vehicle accident here on site.
00:41
Moderate damage to the vehicle, airbag deployment from the vehicle.
00:44
Patient was wearing seatbelt.
00:46
Only had complaints of right hand pain, no other complaints at this time.
00:49
Vital signs stable.
00:51
Should be here going about three to five, maybe.
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Location mentioned:
South St, Dover, DE 19901
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