Person treated for dizziness near holy trinity church, Dunkirk NY
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Medical EmergencyMedical responders assisted a person experiencing dizziness near Holy Trinity Church in Dunkirk. Emergency aid units were dispatched but later canceled.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Tier Region Fire
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02:30
Transcript:
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Rescue 2 engine 4 for a second call.
00:03
BLS standard response to Holy Trinity Church.
00:07
In the office, a small building between a church and the school for a person delay in a dizziness.
00:13
Rescue 2, engine 4, EMS call, BLS standard response to Holy Trinity Church,
00:18
near Central Avenue.
00:21
This is a building between the church and school for a person's busyness.
00:27
Dr. Fire 1122.
00:29
Three and five to Alicavala, Great Valley Base.
00:34
Three to the Lachville-Chief 3.
00:45
Three to Elechville Chief 3.
01:02
To Ellicaville, Green Valley, Mutually, BLS Priority Fall,
01:06
(number withheld)-240, (number withheld)-Blas Priority Fall, (number withheld)-240, (number withheld)-240.
01:18
(number withheld)-clear, 1127.
01:39
Special East Dunkirk for ambulance 71, mutual aid, an EMS call in the city of Dunkirk, Holy Trinity Church,
01:50
or a person complaining about busyness.
01:53
Ambulance 71 mutual aid for an EMS call in the city of Dunkirk, Holy Trinity Church,
02:02
the small building between the church and the school or a person complaining of dizziness.
02:07
Part of Spatch 1129.
02:23
Dunkirk, you can stand down the assist to the East City of Dunkirk.
02:27
East Dunkirk, stand down the assist to the City of Dunkirk with Amyville 71.
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Dunkirk, NY
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