Toddler with small object stuck in nose at apartment, Glens Falls NY
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency responders are assisting a two-year-old child at Regency Park Apartments near Cronin Road after a small object, possibly a Christmas ornament, became stuck in the child's nose. The child is alert and breathing normally.
Audio|Heard on: Washington, Warren and Saratoga Counties Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00
Working Fire Control, Queensver Emergency.
00:02
Respond the Regency Park Apartments near Cronin Road.
00:06
The building floor apartment 108, a 2-year-old male, a small object lodged in his nose,
00:13
a party 2 BLS response.
00:23
Working Control, Queensbury Emergency, respond the Regency Park Apartments near Cronin Road.
00:29
Building 4, apartment 108, a two-year-old male with a small object lodged in his nose.
00:35
A 42 BLS response, Fire Control, 19, 5'9.
00:44
Yes,
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control 720.
00:49
You can show us en route to whichever one's the higher priority.
00:57
The 720, just confirming your route to the middle lane.
01:02
Affirmative.
01:04
You know, 720 responding the first call, 19, 5-9.
01:15
CMS Control 722 C-2215 agency 722 responding to 00 the caller will be a Spanish-speaking female to transfer her to our teleinterpreper line sounds like it's going to be a small Christmas ornament a child's conscious alert breathing normally
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Location mentioned:
Regency Park Apartments N, Glens Falls North, NY 12804
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