Unconscious elderly man found breathing in Loyola area, Los Altos CA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency services responded to an 86-year-old man who lost consciousness but was still breathing near El Sereno Avenue in the Loyola area. Multiple fire engines arrived on scene, and EMS was on the way.
Audio|Heard on: Santa Clara CA Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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Transcript:
00:00
Engine 77, EMS code 3, near El Sereno Avenue, Loyola area.
00:09
County Fire, engine 790 to Los Gatos, move up.
00:14
Engine 79-104, thank you.
00:18
Amher, Hazmat 72 on scene.
00:21
Asmat 72 on scene.
00:24
In June 77, I see you en route over to near El Sereno Avenue.
00:28
So unknown mid,
00:30
just on triage code 3, and we're waiting to get further.
00:35
Johnny Farage, show Engine 72 on scene.
00:40
Engine 72 on scene.
00:43
Engine 72, Mark, I see.
00:46
Go ahead for Engine 72.
00:49
Did you pull up in front of Engine 82 and give us your water?
00:56
And then we'll probably clear you guys.
00:59
Engine 82 copies.
01:02
Thank you. Go ahead and pull up behind 82.
01:07
Thank you, thank you.
01:09
So when triage came through, it's a Delta response for an 86-year-old male who lost consciousness.
01:17
He is breathing, but he's still unconscious.
01:20
EMS has a one-minute ETA.
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Location mentioned:
El Sereno Ave, Los Altos, CA 94024
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