Infant recovers breathing; woman shows stroke symptoms
Medical EmergencyFirst responders are attending to a 10-month-old child who was not breathing but has started breathing again, and a separate call for a woman acting abnormally with a possible stroke. Both are ongoing medical emergencies.
Audio|Source: Boone County Fire and EMS Dispatch
01:50
Transcript:
6-820 should undergo a number 5 for an onion problem. The caller cannot tell all the call-dictor what's going on. We're trying to give the language line. The police are on the way also. I'll take as soon as I have information. This next time, 15. 37. Squad 32, this might be a cardiac arrest. Engine 32, respondent of the squad, now for cardiac arrest. 6820 shunendoza number 5, 6820 Shenandoah number 5. It was an unknown problem. We got the language line connected and they advised. That was a 10-month-old that is not breathing. He was sleeping and stopped breathing. We're trying to figure out more information. This time, 1638. They did advise he is now breathing. Keeping squad, 41, respond 2919, Lama River Road, 29-9-Lyma-Briver Road, open to subject bill. Officer's volunteer advising to start his squad. The caller advised his (name withheld) was acting funny, a stroke, not too long ago. This time, 1639.
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River Rd, Kentucky
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