Elderly man faints at tavern in Lambertville, Lambertville NJ
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Medical EmergencyAn elderly man fainted in the bathroom at Tavern 54 near North Franklin Street in Lambertville. He was conscious but not fully alert. Mutual aid was requested from Station 48 Rescue.
Audio|Heard on: Hunterdon County Fire & EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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Patient 17 Rescue, 17 Rescue, your second call, EMS1 for EMS3, 17 Fire,
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Lambertville City, Tavern 54.
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Station 17 rescue, 17 rescue, your second call.
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EMS 1 for EMS3, 17 fire, response,
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Lambertville City, Tavern 54 near North Franklin Street for an elderly male seated in the bathroom,
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now conscious but not very alert.
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Pending,
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17 rescue, 17 rescue your second call.
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EMS1 for EMS3, 17 fire, respond,
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Lambertville City,
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Tavern 54 near North Franklin Street for an elderly male, fainted in the bathroom,
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is conscious but not very alert.
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2027, et cetera, 220.
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Station 48 Rescue Mutually,
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17 Rescue,
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49 Rescue, and next to you staff, Lambertville, North Franklin Street.
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Station 48 rescue, mutual aid for 17 rescue, Portnine Rescue, next to the staff respond, Lambertville.
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Suburna 54,
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54, North Franklin Street,
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for eight.
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elderly male party unconscious.
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Repeating Station 48 Rescue, Mutual Aid, Station 48 Rescue, next to be staffed.
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Lamberville,
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54 North Franklin Street,
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that's at Tava.
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Taverna, 54,
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for an elderly male party unconscious.
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2029, 246, KWU553.
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Lambertville, NJ 08530
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