Toddler treated after ingesting detergent pod at Main St, Bellingham MA
Medical EmergencyA 17-month-old female near Main St building three ingested a detergent pod, causing vomiting and facial redness. The child's color started to return to normal. EMS and police were dispatched and transport to a medical facility was initiated.
Audio|Source: Bellingham Police, Fire and EMS Dispatch
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Transcript:
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If you're in the area of Charles, can you respond to building three, a 17-month-old female vomiting,
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face-turning,
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fattying, FD, the route,
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they call us, they're going to beat downstairs.
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Tanking time is coming from point out.
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Thank you for Hazard coming from Mechanics.
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Netigo. Engine 4.
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Ambulance 2.
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Near Main St building three.
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All right, line takes four.
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The line at 304.
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Company is on the way into Childs.
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Company, we're 1738,
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17 months year old, bit into a tie pod was turning red and vomiting.
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Color was starting to come back to it now.
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They'll be outside building three.
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PD is in route.
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All copy. All copy.
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Control all be going out.
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This is.
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I got him, left side of the building.
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Hey, Foy, it's going out.
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You're in there.
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All right. Okay.
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Control.
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Control.
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Just like the side above and know they're going to be committed to a grant port.
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Proceed.
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Engine 4.
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Engine 4, we're pulling in now. I was going to message.
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You're just reporting you will be committed to a transport.
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Okay.
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Company's on arrival C3 as command.
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On arrival C3 as command, 1742.
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Location mentioned:
Near N Main St building 3, Bellingham, MA 02019
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