One woman and two children stung by bees in Chatham
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Carroll County Area Amateur Radio
02:32
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Yeah, I just got a 911 call for Chatham.
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911,
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I guess, was just calling to see if we had anybody closer.
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They already started fire and Fish and Game.
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They had a caller that was on the Mountain Pond Loop Trail about halfway through.
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Three subjects were seen by bees, the wife and two small children.
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The caller lost service.
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911 was unsure if anybody was.
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Experiencing anaphylaxis from the stings.
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Again, they were just calling to see if we had anybody closer.
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Fire department.
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Again, as
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long as they have some services in route,
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I don't believe we're going to have anybody that's any closer than rescue up there.
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Oxford, Oxford 602 is clear and available.
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No transport.
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602, clear, clear.
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1423.
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21, we're going to be holding our station.
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We're trying to see if that is on the fire side of Pinkham Notch at this point.
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1423.
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Albany at the Conway town line, and if he could start that way to make sure they were under control, if you want to.
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There was this mountain
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loop trail. There's a pond in there about halfway around the trail.
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Currently,
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one adult female, two children.
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They were not at a hot.
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They were trying to get to the closest hot, but lost connection.
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They were trying to reach them back directly at this time.
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Did rescue say that in Pinkham Notch or is it in Chatham?
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Rescue to them, officer 500 and twenty-one.