Multiple medical emergencies reported in Kansas City area, Raytown MO
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, fire dispatch received several medical emergency calls in the Kansas City area including abdominal pain, diabetic problems, breathing difficulties, fainting, and chest pain.
Audio|Heard on: Jackson MO Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:47
Transcript:
00:00
Mitty-503
00:03
1514 Campbell Street
00:06
On the abdominal pain with the Adela 83
00:10
METI-503 1514 Campbell Street
00:19
On the abdominal pain, A3 Refute 31, Middi-5156
00:23
Near Brooklyn Avenue on the diabetic problem A4.
00:27
Rescue 31 medic (number withheld).
00:31
3718.
00:33
Brooklyn Avenue on the diabetic problem A4.
00:40
Huffin 722, maybe 712.
00:43
One more 505 Mc2 on the breathing problem A4.
00:47
Huffer 722-80712 11505 McKinley Drive on a breathing problem A4.
00:56
Squad 51, near Blue Ridge Cutoff,
01:00
End of Lobby on the chest, Tane, A4.
01:03
Squad 51.
01:07
Near BlueRies cutoff,
01:09
on the chest pain, 84.
01:15
Number 3 minute, 540.
01:18
A440,
01:20
North Madison Avenue, one of a pile, A3.
01:24
Number 3, 98540.
01:27
8440, North Madison, having a one of a file, A3.
01:34
Hover 17, 8035,
01:37
3621 work, Boulevard, on a safe scene, 84.
01:42
Pover, 17, 835, 3621 Work, Boulevard.
01:46
(name withheld) fainting, A4.
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Location mentioned:
Blue Ridge Cutoff, Raytown, MO 64133
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