Medical emergencies reported including stroke and heat exhaustion 

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1426. 13228 available from the hospital 1426. 128 available from the hospital 1426. Both close ranks. Copy. I'm trying to check on the status of risk. They're route to their call. It came in for a problem club at 3.001-year Creek Country Club Boulevard. They have timed out on my board. I already sent them a page. Can you advise? This is Rescue 66. That's for a minute. They're not answering the radio. Okay, let me try a cell phone. I know. It's 1527. You're going to be responding to a female with lab, breathing, high blood pressure, rapid heart rate, possible stroke. And J. 72, copy, clear. Just going to be able. Restu662. We've seen the codes. You show us available. Thank you. J6.6, copy. You're available. Red 266. Check on just now as confirming a new arrival at your call. Yeah, we're a rival patient contract. We're going to be in route to short with four guys. Our knowledge. Speaking contact, we'll go in route shortly to the hospital. But ten, one or two coffee, sir? No, one or two copy. 1429. Good. Thank you. In the 72, you have an arrival time of two minutes and 37 seconds. Every single unit. Copy. Making response, alien, we'll be in service, and work. Copy, Inters, W. Rescue, 59. Copy. Copy. 14.29. 16, Robo, Rescue, 16, Enton, 16, Response 2,200, Northwest, 9th, Paris of St. Francis, 1429. Rescue 216? Go ahead. Do you still have us located at Station 53? Affirmative. Copy. We're going to be responding to from Station 53 unless you have a closer unit. Rescue 216, you weren't assigned to the call. Rescue 16 was assigned. We just got turned out for 2,300 Northwest Nightb. Aye, Rescue 16 is on the call, not you. Copy, thank you. Rescue 16, responding. We can advise for an engine. Copy, Also, Engine 16 available. Your patient's a 37-year-old male, not conscious breathing, passed out from heat exhaustion, 1430.

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