Medical transport near Park Circle in Cape Elizabeth, Cape Elizabeth ME
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews in Cape Elizabeth responded to a medical call near Park Circle for an elderly woman who was feeling weak and required hospital evaluation for possible lung issues. The response included rescue and ambulance units for an alpha-level transport.
Audio|Heard on: Cumberland County Public Safety
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01:46
Transcript:
00:00
Cape near Park Circle with rescue.
00:03
They're responding for an elderly female to be transferred.
00:06
Feeling weak.
00:07
Her lung needs to be checked.
00:10
An alpha level call.
00:12
Park Circle.
00:24
Engine 62, Barlow.
00:28
Unit clearing.
00:30
I can take care of that.
00:34
In the quarters and grab a spare.
00:36
We'll head over to that call with the medic problem.
00:57
Fire alarm on here with the second rescue call number withheld.
00:59
Park Circle for a female feeling weak.
01:05
She had X-rays that came back and needs to be checked at the hospital.
01:12
Ambulance 62, squad 6211, Park Circle for a second medical.
01:16
It's alpha level transport at this time.
01:25
Car 608 to squad 62.
01:30
We're good.
01:34
I'll bring the ambulance down to Park Circle.
01:39
10-4, Sheraton Road from the landing.
01:42
Bring fire alarm and call me.
01:45
Park Circle.
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Location mentioned:
Park Cir, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107
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