Multiple patients treated after medical emergency near orchard hill road, Dresden ME
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Medical EmergencyEmergency teams responded near Orchard Hill Road in Dresden to a 55-year-old woman with chest pain and high blood pressure. Multiple patients were involved, leading to a mass casualty incident declaration and mutual aid requests.
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Transcript:
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Respond to near Orchard Hill Road in Dresden for a 55-year-old female having chest pain and high blood pressure, not feeling well.
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Repeating, respond to near Orchard Hill Road for a 55-year-old female having chest pain, high blood pressure, and not feeling well.
00:17
Dispatch code 10-dil-4 time you're paid 1760.
00:24
Lincoln from 77 can you please start mutual aid for that?
00:28
That far.
00:34
Booth may reach an ambulance, standby for tones.
00:54
Blueberry Region Ambulance, respond as mutual aid to near Orchard Hill Road in Dresden for.
01:08
Blue Bay Region Ambulance, cancel town.
01:12
77 Lincoln.
01:17
77, go ahead.
01:19
77 currently going to declare MCI.
01:21
We have three patients.
01:22
I'll update.
01:23
10-4.
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77, Lincoln,
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if available,
01:36
start me at least one of the unit for now, please.
01:42
1047, starting another unit now.
01:49
Legate at a 77. Pulling into a 77.
01:55
Pulling into his cast at 77.
02:00
Call for 77.
02:04
77. Just here, we're going to be in contact with, well, with EMF.
02:07
They are toning it out.
02:08
They're stretched pretty thin right now.
02:10
We'll get back to us if they're able to send somebody, if not we'll start with back then.
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Location mentioned:
Orchard Hill Rd, Dresden, ME 04342
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