Possible gas leak investigated near water heater, Miami County OH
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Medical EmergencyResponders conducted a welfare check near Teshire Apartment 6A in Miami County for a possible carbon monoxide or gas leak. Elevated readings were found near the water heater, and investigations are ongoing.
Audio|Heard on: Miami County Fire and EMS - West Central
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Transcript:
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2100 Welfare Check, 1580, Teshire, Apartment, 6A.
00:08
21p.5. 21p.5.
00:12
The restaurant,
00:17
into the left.
00:22
To check one more unit here, we haven't detected anything so far.
00:28
That's there. Commander's here?
00:31
What's your status?
00:36
We think it may be around this water heater in here.
00:39
We're checking around it some, but we're getting higher readings near it than anywhere else.
00:46
18, checkup.
00:49
11th.
00:52
22,000. MC2,
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loud complaint.
01:02
You're all clear.
01:04
22, 34.
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20204.
01:09
Like that, we're coming down.
01:13
Okay, thank you.
01:18
This is Bradford Medic 55.
01:21
We're currently not at Tripsoil with a 78-year-old male kind from whom.
01:25
Chief complaint today is going to be new onset confusion and fall out of bed.
01:33
Patient's wife noticed new onset confusion last evening.
01:37
This morning he went out of bed.
01:39
He did not hit his head, no LLC.
01:41
He is on eloquist.
01:46
Patient has a history of AFIB.
01:53
Last set of vials, Pulse is bouncing between 100 and 150, 12-leach showed AFB with RBR.
01:59
SPO2 is 94%.
02:01
We got a catnography of 29.
02:04
Lots of blood pressure is 144 over 78.
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