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Woman with head injury and breathing difficulty at train station, Ipswich MA
Medical EmergencyA woman was found at Ipswich train station with a head laceration and difficulty breathing. Initially, she was unresponsive on the phone but was later conscious and alert when police arrived.
Audio|Heard on: Ipswich Fire Dispatch
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02:57
Transcript:
00:00
Subi-medical mental at the train station for female party.
00:20
By medical aid, train station for a female party, state she had a head laceration,
00:27
seemed very confused, also stated she couldn't breathe, now not responding on the phone.
00:33
Again, it's a medical train station for a female party,
00:39
stated she had a head laceration and was having trouble breathing,
00:43
now not replying on the phone.
00:45
Time up of 2003.
00:54
Engine 4 is on responding to the train station.
01:04
Receive engine four in route, 2004.
01:12
Medical one's Fire Alarm, medical one's on.
01:20
Receive medical on your en route for the train station, 205.
01:38
Fire line with an update, PD on scene,
01:42
according to you, please, call for system alert,
01:45
and breathing.
01:53
Engine 4 arrived, someone talked to over you.
01:55
Can you repeat that, please?
02:00
Just updating, PD was on scene, she's conscious and alert and breathing.
02:11
Receive for a point and you can put us out now.
02:15
Receive on arrival, 2006.
02:25
Medical one phone on, Medicaid.
02:31
Receive medical one on scene 20-06.
02:41
I alarm engine four.
02:46
Fire alarm answering.
02:49
We are cleared by medics, no patient contact.
02:54
Receive engine four.
02:56
Clear returning, 2008.
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Location mentioned:
Estes St, Ipswich, MA 01938
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