60-year-old male reports severe pain from kidney stones, Highland NY
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Medical EmergencyA 60-year-old man reported severe pain believed to be kidney stones at a location near Milton Turnpike, South Street, and Conklin Hill Road in the Clintondale Fire District of Plattekill. Ambulance units from local rescue services were dispatched, but some units were initially unavailable, requiring coordination among multiple emergency responders.
Audio|Heard on: Ulster County Public Safety - New Paltz Area
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Maltz No, 1-1-2, Empress,
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respond into the town of Plattekill, the Clintondale Fire District,
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60-year-old male with kidney stones, near Milton Turnpike, cross-street to South Street and Conklin Hill Road.
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Repeated to Empress,
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respond into the town of Plattekill,
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the Clintondale Fire District,
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60-year-old with kidney stones, near Milton Turnpike, cross-street to South Street and Conklin Hill Road.
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1038, 56, 37.
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On for arriving.
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1039, just said by.
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Off number one to New Paltz rescue.
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Mutual aid into the town of Plattekill, Clintondale Fire District, Empress, no units available.
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60-year-old male with kidney stone, near Milton Turnpike, cross streets of South Street and Conklin Hill Road.
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Repeating to New Paltz Rescue, respond into the town of Plattekill, the Clintondale Fire District.
01:16
Empress, no units available.
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60-year-old, kidney stone, near Milton Turnpike.
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Cross streets of South Street and Conklin Hill Road, 1040, 5637.
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Location mentioned:
Milton Turnpike, Highland, NY 12528
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