Woman in 30s has difficulty breathing in Burlington, Burlington VT
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to assist a woman in her 30s who had difficulty breathing near South Prospect Street in Burlington.
Audio|Heard on: Chittenden County Fire and EMS
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01:58
Transcript:
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UVM rescue please respond to Burlington near South Prospect Street for female in her 30s, difficulty breathing.
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Again UVM rescue please respond to Burlington near South Prospect Street for female in her 30s, difficulty breathing.
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Time of Jones 1843.
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520 rescue when responding.
00:28
Stand for.
00:31
Well, engine three is on scene.
00:33
The center of engine three is going to South Prospect Command.
00:37
Able Coffees, engine three is on scene, the Senate has command, 1845.
00:44
UBM ambulance one,
00:46
medical, Near South Prospect Street.
00:52
Sherwin, dispatch, Wilson, Fire.
00:53
Respond, 1, Falcon Manor, Williston, Commercial Medical alarm activation.
01:05
Shelburne, Dispatch, Wilson, Fire, Respond 1, Falcon Manor, Williston, commercial medical, alarm activation drawing apartment medical.
01:10
Coimbing my home security timeline is 1845.
01:20
Shelburne Dispatch, Wolleton, Agent Warner, arrestful, and responding.
01:24
Never, Liston, 1846.
01:32
A prospect demand from UVM.
01:38
Go ahead, UVM.
01:42
UVM's arriving house team.
01:43
What would you like?
01:47
If you want to come down Maple Street park right behind the pump, we're going to be on the driveway behind the structure.
01:53
We have an adult female difficulty breathing at this time.
01:57
You'll leave your cot on the sidewalk.
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Location mentioned:
S Prospect St, Burlington, VT 05401
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