Medical emergency at Boston Logan Terminal B, Boston MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical incident at Boston Logan Airport Terminal B involving a 25-year-old woman who was vomiting and dehydrated at Gate Bravo 11 for an arriving flight from Miami.
Audio|Heard on: Suffolk MA Fire-Tac Group Calls
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Transcript:
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Fire Alarm is dispatching Engine Two.
00:01
Engine Two, please respond to Terminal Bravo, Gate Bravo Eleven.
00:05
American flight (number withheld) from Miami.
00:08
Taxiing to gate now.
00:09
Twenty-five-year-old female vomiting and dehydrated.
00:11
Once again, Engine Two, please respond.
00:14
Terminal Bravo, Gate Bravo Eleven for American Flight (number withheld) from Miami taxiing to the gate now.
00:18
Twenty-five-year-old female vomiting and dehydrated.
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Location mentioned:
BOS Terminal B, Boston, MA 02128
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