Medical team responds to patient at Miami airport gate, Miami FL
Medical EmergencyA medical team is responding to a patient at gate Foxtrot 10 at Miami International Airport. The patient might be affected by alcohol or low blood sugar. Multiple emergency units coordinated the response and confirmed the location. The patient just arrived on an inbound flight at the gate.
Audio|Source: Miami-Dade Police and Fire - Hammocks Dispatch and Central Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Airport cart one.
00:03
Airport cart one.
00:07
Did you have engine 12 response to Foxtrot 10 with alcohol for some reason?
00:15
Part 1 repeat?
00:18
Did you have engine 12 to our call here in Foxtrots 10?
00:28
For cart one, I didn't know it was a duplicate. We didn't have an exact location.
00:32
Are you confirm it's going to be a duplicate of your call?
00:36
I couldn't get a complaint on landline.
00:42
Well, our patient isn't on the phone, so if you have somebody on landline, then it's another patient.
00:49
Cart one, repeat.
00:59
Did you say you had somebody on landline?
01:04
If I was unable to get the complaint on landline to confirm we need this is a better location.
01:13
Got me. We're with the patient here on Foxtrots.
01:17
Are you arrival at the, was your patient arrival at the gate?
01:27
Yeah, Gatebox shot 10, the plane just got here and we're with the patient.
01:33
Airport, Cart 1, thank you so much. Injun 20, you could disregard. Your call is going to be a duplicate of Cart 1's call. It was an inbound flight.
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Location mentioned:
Miami International Airport (MIA), 2100 NW 42nd Ave, Miami, FL 33142
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