Pregnant woman falls and injures ankle at university housing, Durham NH
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a pregnant woman in her 30s fell at Holloway Commons near Main Street at the University of New Hampshire. She is conscious and breathing, with no bleeding, possibly injuring her ankle.
Audio|Heard on: Strafford County Area Local Police and Fire
Listen to dispatch call
01:27
Transcript:
00:00
UNH Fire Alarm, McGregor EMS.
00:02
Respond near Main St Holloway Commons showing second floor seating incoming medical.
00:07
That's UNH Fire Alarm, McGregor EMS.
00:09
Respond near Main St in Durham, Holloway Commons showing second floor seating, incoming medical.
00:14
Time of the tone is 1739.
00:16
Correction 1639.
00:18
Cruise.
00:22
State Rescue 5, you're responding to the second floor, the rotunda seating area.
00:28
It's an alpha-level, 30-year-old female conscious breathing alert, accidental ground-level fall.
00:32
She is pregnant, no bleeding, so possibly injured her ankles.
00:37
Really?
00:48
I don't make a contact the last side of the scat first of a Maya (number withheld)
00:56
Copy Next that question
01:03
Okay, okay,
01:06
close note
01:11
22, Brandt do you want to respond to Tampa? She'll be able to sit.
01:17
Now,
01:18
continue.
01:23
She is pregnant, there is no bleeding possible injury to the ankle.
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Location mentioned:
Holloway Commons, 75 Main St, Durham, NH 03824
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