Breathing difficulty reported near Union Grove Church Road, Seagrove NC
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Medical EmergencyA 77-year-old woman near Union Grove Church Road is having difficulty breathing and is conscious but not alert. A 60-year-old man with a history of lung disease is also reported with breathing problems nearby.
Audio|Heard on: Randolph County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
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248, respond reference breathing difficulty near Union Grove Church Road,
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near Union Grove Church Road, across Trinity Church Road and that I ran 19, 24 hours.
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104, uniform 17.
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Thank you. For Union Grove Church Road, cross street, Trinity Church Road and Meadow Branch Road, 1924.
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30-1042.
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3024. 32.
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24.
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17-16-5.
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Ran off DEC-9s en route.
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Copy in-rail.
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Oh,
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take in-row.
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Then-row.
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Station 1-24.
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Station 1-24.
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2-1 copy 1024 844 base (number withheld) 844 base (number withheld) 1826 hours
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court around registered
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George welcome
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5 equipment responding 6 Delta 1 B.
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Edward breathing difficulty at near Oak Hill Drive near Oak Hill Drive will be responding on a 60-year-old male conscious complaining of difficulty breathing started approximately two hours ago, then has history of COPD 1927
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248. If you need a lot of fire, we've got a 20-minute ETA.
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8-104.
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Union Grove Church Road.
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Cross Street's Trinity Church Road and Meadow Branch Road.
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We'll be responding on a 77-year-old female conscious, complaining of difficulty breathing, not alert.
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Location mentioned:
Union Grove Church Rd, Seagrove, NC 27341
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