Medical teams respond to women with serious health issues
Medical EmergencyEmergency teams are helping two women who are very sick. One woman is feeling dizzy and cannot drive, while the other is having trouble with her breathing.
Audio|Source: Albany City and Colonie, Police, Fire and EMS
04:48
Transcript:
Those are all three, signal, free. One, all three, nine, fifty. Take two to the medical call five, Iston Tower, for your cross streets are Camel Drive, and the guy should have to. I received. You've shown me right. Your mic are wild, but you're totally breaking up and muffled. I was now. Much better. Sorry, I was on the phone. You do, your call is going to be a charially response for vaccine. on the ticket for us, please. What do you have as vaccine faint here and your painting? Thank you. 94. 660 will cover cells. 4294. 6-8-10. Reggie squad 956. 6404. 660. 6606. 6609.7. The trial response for breathing. Excuse me a 39-year-old female, conscious, abnormal breathing. Succi feels dizzy and cannot drive. Is he got it. Okay, so. One, five. Four, twenty-way, whole road, property check, signal time. Franklin Street, South Pearl Street, 38-year-old female, sick, truck one, Mohawk, A Alpha Response[1], 74 Bassett Street, cross streets, Franklin Street, South Pearl Street, 38-year-old female, sick, time, 959. Signaled 2 and 470, Madison, that's going to be a signal 11.
Police codes explained
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[1]
Alpha Response: Alpha-level EMS medical emergency (lowest urgency)
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Location mentioned:
Near Bassett St, Albany, NY 12202
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