Medical call for difficulty breathing near Stark Highway North, Dunbarton NH
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched for a person having difficulty breathing near Stark Highway North in Dunbarton. Multiple units responded, and further communications included references to locations near White Pond Road in Windsor and other nearby roads. A previous incident follow-up call was also mentioned. Contact numbers mentioned have been withheld for privacy.
Audio|Heard on: Merrimack County Public Safety
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Report on Barton, near Stark Highway North, difficulty breathing, delta level.
00:05
Retone, Dunbarton, near Stark Highway North, difficulty breathing, stealth level.
00:10
Brown Hill Road, Vernon Lane, timing Retone 9-8.
00:24
From the Hillsborough, near White Pond Road in Windsor.
00:30
Station unconscious delta level.
00:32
From the Hillsborough, near White Pond Road in Windsor, station unconscious delta level.
00:37
Sayre Rock Road, Camp Road, 909.
00:44
5-2 for a return phone call.
00:48
Ed.
00:54
Dean from DCYF, phone number,
00:57
(number withheld).
00:59
(number withheld) in reference to a previous incident.
01:05
She wants to follow on.
01:08
Phee-E-E-Bohr...
01:12
...their...
01:24
Retone for Dunbarton with the Bowenvillet, near Stark Highway North, difficulty breathing, salsa level.
01:29
Retone.
01:30
Dunbarton, with a Bowenbauds, near Stark Highway North, difficulty breathing, salsa level.
01:34
But on Hill Road, Burnham Lane, 9-11.
01:37
Bow ambulance, too, responding.
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Location mentioned:
Stark Hwy N, Dunbarton, NH 03046
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