Bystander experiences severe bee sting at local YMCA
Medical EmergencyEmergency personnel responded to a bee sting incident at the YMCA where an individual was having difficulty breathing. An EpiPen was used to assist the person before they were brought down safely.
Audio|Source: West Seneca Fire Dispatch
06:5
Transcript:
West Seneca Fire, a visual at 93, responding. to a bee sting with difficulty breathing. E-Seneca 9-1, Seneca. At the time of dispatch, one EpiPen was administered, and they were still located at the roof. Seneca does have a crew as needed. Yeah, you can send their letters. Copy. Vision 7, unlawed. location. Seneca is mutual a duty Seneca, your latter truck to respond. 1620 Southwestern Boulevard for the person located on the roof. Seneca to E. Seneca, your latter truck to respond. 1620 Southwestern Boulevard at the YMCA for the medical call on the roof. Time 11.09. E-Seneca-9-9-2. Seneca to strike six, going. Seneca's 6 going. Seneca 6. Seneca 6. E-Seneca 9 and AMR is responding camp in 20. Copy thinker. He sent a nine, he sent a gate. Go ahead. Lake crew, two drivers. You have to respond up. Copy. West Seneca, going. West Seneca, responding. West Seneca 9, Good. Received an additional alarm at the YMCA 1620 Southwestern for a medical alarm from the office manual pole. You're clear. We'll wait about you. 9.92. Go ahead. All right, he's no longer on the roof. He's down the back side of the building. On the other side of the side entrance with the log canopy. You're very good patient update. I think you get one from the roof. Get my exercise in the stairs. I'll give you one in a minute. I'll send a key second night down location. He sent a good night allocation.
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Location mentioned:
Near Southwestern Blvd, Buffalo, NY 14224
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