Medical transfer for sick person near east 27th street north, Wichita KS
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Medical EmergencyA sick person was transferred from near east 27th street north to a hospital via air transfer at England Gate E.
Audio|Heard on: Sedgwick County EMS Dispatch/Tac Channels
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Transcript:
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Part of an air transfer, 2010 South Airport Road to England Gate E.
00:05
Break, party one sick person, near east 27th street north, Medic 24.
00:10
MADC-24-Matic-35 from the area of Kellogg and I-235 for party transfer, 2010 South Airport Road, England Gate E.
00:30
934 from post 12 for party one sick person, near east 27th street north, apartment number (number withheld).
00:41
Mattick 3 dispatch.
00:44
Night 3.
00:46
On the aircrew transfer, have 1 on the power truck second, have Madik 28 taken instead of 35.
00:53
104, 28 for 35.
01:01
Dispatch to Medics 3, would you also like to get the hospital transfer at St.
01:04
Theresa?
01:05
Correction at west of the hour, go ahead and hold it for now.
01:13
May 28 for priority air transfer, 2010 South Airport Road.
01:23
281 plus 10 for party air transfer 2010 South Airport, England Gate E.
01:34
23 transporting 1-11.
01:40
Apologies, 23 transporting 1-11 is Air Parenthood.
01:44
One yellow is in practice.
01:48
Medic 3, that Wesley transfer is signed to 42 and they clear since it's heading back west.
01:55
10-4[1].
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10-4: Acknowledgment of message received and understood; affirmative response.
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Location mentioned:
E 27th St N Apt 7, Wichita, KS 67219
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