Man experiences breathing difficulty in Dover, Dover NH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders were dispatched to a residential unit near Portland Avenue in Dover, New Hampshire, to assist an elderly man experiencing difficulty breathing. The man was conscious and breathing when responders arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Dover Police Dispatch 1
Listen to dispatch call
02:13
Transcript:
00:00
Headquarters, ambulance two respond.
00:02
Near Portland Ave,
00:04
Medical aid 15:58.
00:11
Engine one in quarters.
00:15
Engine one, go ahead.
00:18
Engine one done.
00:22
Received. Patient will be located on the passport unit, room 104.
00:28
Seventy-six-year-old male, conscious and breathing,
00:31
shortness of breath.
00:37
St. Philip's one to headquarters, we're on as well.
00:39
He's got the nature.
00:42
Received 15:59.
00:54
Headquarters engine two, engine two respond near Portland Ave, medical aid.
01:00
Fifteen fifty-nine.
01:06
Ambulance two headquarters.
01:13
Go ahead, ambulance two.
01:19
Going to Portland Avenue for medical aid.
01:24
Receive patient in apartment 104, sixty-nine-year-old male,
01:31
difficulty breathing.
01:40
Ambulance one, go ahead.
01:47
Both companies are on scene.
01:52
Received 16:00.
01:59
Engine two to headquarters.
02:03
Engine two, go ahead.
02:07
Unit pulling out medically.
02:12
Received 16:00.
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Location mentioned:
Portland Ave, Dover, NH 03820
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