Medical emergency at Broadway Towers, Revere MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, revere emergency units responded to a possible medical emergency at Broadway Towers in Revere, Massachusetts. A 62-year-old man was reported to be having difficulty breathing. Fire and ambulance crews were dispatched to provide medical assistance, with Engine 1 assuming command at a secondary location near Shirley Avenue.
Audio|Heard on: Revere Fire
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Transcript:
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Revere Engine Four, attention Revere Engine Four and the ambulance respond.
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Near Broadway, Broadway Towers medical aid.
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That's Revere Engine Four and the ambulance respond.
00:10
Broadway Towers, near Broadway medical aid.
00:19
Right into the fire line, we'll pick up near Broadway.
00:29
Revere Engine One, Ladder One, the deputy.
00:32
Revere Engine One, Ladder One, the deputy receiving radio box (number withheld) near Shirley Ave.
00:41
That's Revere Engine One and Ladder One and the deputy respond near Shirley Ave for the radio box (number withheld).
00:54
C3 to fire alarm.
00:55
Engine 1 will have command near Shirley.
00:59
C3, give Engine 1 command.
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Near Shirley out.
01:09
Responding to near Broadway, medical aid required.
01:15
We're ready to respond.
01:16
Located at Broadway Towers, 62-year-old male having difficulty breathing.
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Location mentioned:
Broadway, Revere, MA
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