Medical emergency involving young child near North Second St, Reading PA
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Medical EmergencyAccording to the dispatch call, emergency medical response for a one-year-old child near North Second Street with respiratory difficulties and a history of asthma. Symptoms include worsening thrush over two days.
Audio|Heard on: Berks County Fire and EMS - Digital
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01:38
Transcript:
00:00
Attention Medic Three, respond to the Opportunity House parking lot entrance near North Second Street between B Street and East Lafayette Street.
00:09
ALS Medical 0529.
00:27
Attention, engine three and ladder one.
00:29
Response to 501 Walnut Street between North Fifty and Church Street for automatic fire alarm 0530.
00:37
Engine 3501 Walnut.
00:44
Engine 30530.
00:50
Ladder 151 Walnut.
00:54
K Ladder One, Joe Five Thirty Two.
01:00
Three Five Zero One One One.
01:02
K Car Three Five Zero One Walnut Street showing a UF fire alarm.
01:10
Zero Five Thirty.
01:15
It's pretty off the train house.
01:20
Okay, medic three,
01:22
near North Second Street.
01:24
It'll be in the parking lot entrance.
01:27
One-year-old male having respiratory difficulties has thrush ongoing for two days and worsening.
01:33
Does have a history of asthma.
01:35
Precautions not indicated.
01:36
Requesting riding.
01:37
Joe at five thirty-three.
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Location mentioned:
N 2nd St, Reading, PA 19601
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