Infant with breathing difficulty receives medical aid, Springfield MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders assisted a 10-month-old infant with difficulty breathing at a residence near Wachusett Street in Springfield. Advanced medical responders arrived and took the patient into their care.
Audio|Heard on: Springfield Fire
Listen to dispatch call
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Transcript:
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Receive. I have a medical district, I'll send engine 3 for a 10-month-old difficulty breathing.
00:05
Thank you. Thank you.
00:06
Thank you.
00:18
Command 1, Engine 3, Respond to near Wachusett Street.
00:23
Medical.
00:28
Truck 2 department, truck 2 back in service, in my hand up.
00:33
Head to Tapley for fuel.
00:35
Receive Truck 2 back in service, en route to Tadley for fuel.
00:39
By alarm, engine three?
00:44
Engine three, you're responding to near Wachusett Street, for a 10-month-old difficulty breathing.
00:56
Receive, near Wachusett, 10-month, typical breathing.
01:00
Receive, engine three.
01:10
Fire alarm the engine three.
01:12
Go ahead for engine three.
01:14
Engine three to sell a call from AMR.
01:17
They stated that they're all set,
01:19
they have the patient.
01:21
We just made it on scene for near Wachusett Street.
01:25
AMR is on Steam.
01:26
So we're back in service.
01:29
Receive, Engine 3, On Steam and Back in Service.
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Location mentioned:
Wachusett St, Springfield, MA 01118
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