Traffic accident involving a vehicle near Madbury Road, Durham NH
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TrafficA traffic accident occurred near Madbury Road involving a bronze Honda CRV. A 69-year-old man suffered chest and abdominal pain and difficulty breathing. Police are managing traffic and clearing the scene.
Audio|Heard on: Strafford County Area Local Police and Fire
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02:15
Transcript:
00:00
It's going to be a bronze Honda CRV route 4 by Madbury Road.
00:08
69-year-old male, conscious breathing alert.
00:11
He's having chest and abdominal pain and difficulty breathing.
00:20
2543 trust 122 to 122 to 3rd be clear next transpired
00:27
751 202 so 512 7 512 sounding amatheu in route to the Exeter
00:40
28.3
00:46
A possible 28.3 is 1020.
00:53
Command headquarters.
00:55
Command, go ahead.
01:00
Vehicles,
01:02
one sign-off and animal service packaging, one for transport.
01:08
Where are we looking to have PD respond for traffic just block the on-ramp?
01:17
I've got PD on scene right now.
01:19
They can just assist with traffic control in so we get these vehicles removed right here at Silver Knox.
01:28
Bruce 1021.
01:34
We're in non-exmarsh.
01:44
Cost to one, cost to three.
01:50
Check the PDA up there to see if the tractor trail on the Spaulding Turnpike.
01:55
It's an oversized load and it's going to need to come up Knox Marsh.
01:58
Can't proceed back down the Spaulding Turnpike.
02:01
Okay for him to proceed around that accident.
02:08
If he wants to wait on that exit ramp for now, but not until we clear this accident.
02:13
We don't have enough room to operate up here with him.
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Location mentioned:
US-4 & Madbury Rd, Durham, NH 03824
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