Medical emergency for elderly man with breathing difficulty, Lowell MA
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Medical EmergencyEmergency responders were dispatched to near Quimby Avenue for a medical emergency involving a sixty-nine-year-old man experiencing difficulty breathing and chest pain. The patient was found alert and conscious. Fire units arrived on scene to provide assistance.
Audio|Heard on: Lowell Police Department
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02:27
Transcript:
00:00
K&EV866, Lowell Fire.
00:02
Engine 2 responds to near Quimby Ave for a medical.
00:07
Engine 2 responding to near Quimby Ave for a medical.
00:11
Cross streets are Chelmsford at Plain.
00:15
Question.
00:21
I have another one if you could reroute.
00:25
One bit.
00:27
Yes,
00:28
please.
00:29
Right.
00:34
The phone with Trinity, 90 D Street is in Delta for a sixty-nine-year-old male, difficulty breathing.
00:46
Two hasn't.
00:51
That is in the bathroom.
00:53
Party is unseen with her.
00:58
Recease. Recruit.
01:04
4-5-dragging engine, 3 is on the D Street Medical.
01:08
2-3 on the D Street Medical.
01:17
745, attorney sex on for D Street.
01:21
Attorney Rosson in D Street.
01:24
745, T1, same traffic.
01:28
One, same traffic. One, same traffic.
01:34
Two.
01:36
Quidd six.
01:38
All right, just let fire and training know she's alert and conscious.
01:42
Has some chest pain right now, difficult to breathe.
01:47
This clock.
01:52
Alarm an engine two.
01:57
Two.
01:59
The patient is an alert and conscious at this time, chest pain.
02:08
Receive.
02:11
Two is on scene.
02:14
Two is on scene.
02:21
245, trigger engine three is on scene, 90 D Street.
02:26
3 on scene. 3 on scene.
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D St, Lowell, MA 01851
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