Icy conditions reported on route 460 near John Nash on-ramp, Mercer County WV
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Road ClosureAccording to the dispatch call, icy road conditions were reported on Route 460 near the John Nash on-ramp with observed plow tracks. Additionally, there was a medical incident involving a 91-year-old female with a fast heart rate and shaking, reported near Greasy Ridge Road.
Audio|Heard on: Mercer County Public Safety Dispatch
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02:29
Transcript:
00:00
460 is covered if you might want to notify the DOH.
00:07
If we'll make contact, I've been watching the cameras, there are plow tracks out and about.
00:14
10-4 control, appreciate it.
00:33
Plet's control of Princeton-esque response, near Greasy Ridge Road for a 91-year-old female complaining with fast heart rate.
00:43
She's sweating and her whole body is shaking.
00:47
511.
00:57
Trilthik-13.
00:58
Uh-hurtain, responding picture.
01:16
And you're out of 514, your incident number is (number withheld).
01:22
6.5-345.
01:24
Respond of near Greasy Ridge Road for a 91-year-for-female complaining start rate.
01:32
She is sweating and her whole body's shaking.
01:35
Does have cardiac history.
01:45
Control of 509.
01:54
Control, did you holler for 509?
01:57
Tell 4.
01:59
Go ahead, control.
02:03
What area of 460 were you requesting to be filed?
02:09
460 by John Nash, right off of John Nash.
02:14
Therefore.
02:16
Also be advised the on-ramp to John Nash is a solid shade of ice isolated a few times.
02:25
Stand for.
02:28
Thank you, control.
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US-460, West Virginia
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