Fire crews assist in medical emergency near 5th St, Lowell MA
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire personnel responded to a medical emergency near West 5th Street in Lowell. An elderly female was reportedly having difficulty breathing. Responders were advised of a possible influenza exposure at the location. The fire department dispatched ladder and engine crews to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Lowell Police Department
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01:44
Transcript:
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KNDB 866 Lowell Fire Department, Ladder 4 respond near West 5th Street, Unit Bravo for a medical lockout.
00:10
Ladder 4 respond near West 5th Street, Unit Bravo for medical lockout.
00:15
The cross streets are Bridge Street and Albion Street.
00:25
Available. Yes.
00:27
You can clear us out of that direct.
00:46
KDB 866 Lowell Fire Department announcing a telephone central station alarm.
00:51
Near Thorndike Street, the Gallagher Terminal.
00:54
Engine 1, engine 2, engine 4, ladder 2, car 3 to respond.
00:59
Announcing a cell phone central station alarm.
01:03
Box 39, near Thorndike Street, the Gallagher Terminal.
01:08
Engine one, engine two, engine four, ladder two, car three to respond.
01:13
Cross streets are Summer Street, drive by.
01:14
Wait to the LRTA.
01:20
Before tennis cause a road, unit 24.
01:26
On it. Is that near West 5th?
01:30
Ladder 4, you're responding near West 5th Street, Unit Bravo.
01:35
82-year-old female.
01:37
Not conscious, alert.
01:40
Difficulty breathing.
01:42
Be advised someone in the household has influenza exposure.
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