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Medical emergency near East Third Street in Loyalsock Township

Heard on: Montgomery Borough area Fire and EMA
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Station 18, 2nd to McKeachin 91, ambulance emergency, Loyalsock Township, (number withheld) East Third Street, apartment (number withheld) B as in Bravo, syncopal episode.
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E 3rd St, Williamsport, PA 17701
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As discussed during the dispatch call, a 24-year-old female near East Third Street in Loyalsock Township appears to have vomiting and fainting episodes over several days. Emergency services are responding to the situation, which may involve a syncopal episode.

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