Man aged 51 suffering breathing difficulty near Hawley Road, Philadelphia PA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a medical call near Hawley Road for a 51-year-old man experiencing difficulty breathing. The situation was potentially linked to asthma or respiratory distress and the response was upgraded to a higher priority.
Audio|Heard on: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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01:48
Transcript:
00:00
It's only one going to be at the Longlor State House.
00:02
You have a 51-year-old mill there, 6.
00:10
Attention, under 40, Medic 14, 6750,
00:14
Hawley Street.
00:15
As in 40, Medic 14,
00:17
6750, Hawley Street, Operate,
00:19
South Medic Man.
00:25
To 68, make 34, 912, 54th Street, into 68, like 34, 912, south side of 4th Street, operating south medic band.
00:35
Seventy-40.
00:44
750-50 Harley.
00:50
24-90-move in trouble breathing, no caller, paying from police.
00:54
I have nothing further.
00:57
Day 34. First anybody, 34.
01:01
Thomas, 6 minutes, they're 54 street.
01:04
No, I'm having trouble breathing.
01:05
You're going into 40.
01:08
24.
01:09
14.
01:10
Proceed.
01:16
We are upgraded to an A unit.
01:19
Can you resend that through the CAD? We don't got the address with our in.
01:23
214. My 14, we'll log you off and I'm going to ask you back then.
01:30
Stand by.
01:35
By you over the radio, can you just shoot the address to me real quick, so I guess I'm making my way over.
01:43
So the address is near Hawley Street.
01:46
Again,
01:47
near Hawley Street.
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Location mentioned:
Hawley Rd, Philadelphia, PA 19154
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