Medical alarm and breathing issues reported in Harrisburg 

Transcript:
Fox 3221, 2220 Goose Valley Road, a medical alarm class 2, normally 85 for company 9, 1858. AT 38 to Chief 2. We're headed back out towards you. Guy, 911. 911. Clear this event would sign off. We'll handle all the point. I copy. County, one five is clear with the patient refusal. Okay, one five. You want to head to the Homeland Center, I have a class for headache. Okay, County, you can show us a route, please. Thank you. The intersection of Eastland Avenue and 5th Street. Breathing problems class 1, company, 6-900. Okay, for Mnicki 4-3. You can make us available. Okay, Mickey 4-3. 6-2 are out. Okay, intermediate, 6-2. 285 is responding. Do you want to let you know, we do have a 20-minute ETA. Okay. Okay, almost 28.08, stay by through information. Box 353, 3801, door to dry, class sheets of door court, backing class 1, company, 7, company 4 for VILLF, 1901. Okay, from 7. I guess I'll go to the class one. I'm still getting logged in the computer now. I copy seven, four. Company, four, you're in service. And on 285 from County. 2220 Goose Valley Road is Bethlehem, an 82-year-old female, 8-2-year-old female cluster medical alarm. At first we even have contact. We do have contact. They couldn't figure out exactly what she needed help for, but she does need help. I do have a lock, box code, if you want to call in or switch off, so I can provide it to you. We'll call it. Okay. 620 is now. County Command 38 patients out of the truth trails. That's for the lock. That makes 620. 31-year-old male, 3-1-year-old male at the intersection of Tiffany scramm that's out of breath. I copy. You imagine coming out of the city. I'll try and get an ETA. All right.

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