Man becomes dizzy and pale possibly from gas stove, Casco ME
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Medical EmergencyA 54-year-old man became dizzy and pale near Quaker Ridge Road in Casco. He had been running a gas stove for heat and was sick earlier. Emergency medical services responded to the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Sebago Lakes Region and Oxford County Fire and EMS
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01:57
Transcript:
00:00
Go,
00:03
Stand by for a medical, near Quaker Ridge Road.
00:21
I'm on the air medical box 2525 for Casco ambulance 61 respond to near Quaker Ridge Road cross street Ridge Terrace Drive and Mitchell Road 54-year-old male dizzy and pale Charlie level response repeating medical box 2525 for Casco ambulance 51 respond to near Quaker Ridge Road cross streets Ridge Terrace Drive and Mitchell Road 54-year-old male dizzy and pale not breathing completely normal Charlie level response Tim of the tone, 1110.
00:57
Fire alarm from Casco, Ambulance 62.
01:03
62, go ahead.
01:06
Ambulance 62 and Ambulance 61 will both be en route to the call, both staff at the advanced level.
01:13
Copy, both units in route, both at the advanced level.
01:21
Fire alarm, 835 is back in quarters.
01:28
Carly, C35 back in quarter.
01:35
Fire alarm Casco, Ambulance 62.
01:40
Go ahead.
01:44
Amy L 62.
01:45
Our caller is advising that he's been running a gas stove for heat recently.
01:49
He had been ventilating the house and he was sick before this, but he's unsure if it's related.
01:54
Do you want any additional personnel or anything else added to the box?
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Location mentioned:
Quaker Ridge Rd, Casco, ME 04015
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