Man suffers severe allergic reaction after bee stings 

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Panel's 1521. It's a 60-year-old mail withers to bees. Breaking out the highs. No epitvent available and no AMICU available. 15215. Okay. Engine 50. Engine 50. Attached us to 600 American Boulevard and we're responding. Okay. 113 for 102. 103, 102, you're available. 104-1682 is arriving Capital House Regional. 10-8. 10-8. 10-2 to receive that 1-10, Amos 1-103 is handling it. You're available. with 110.3, it's 12, (name withheld), (name withheld), and Micromochors, Nate, 76-year-old male, feeling sick after eating lunch. The caller should flag you down. He's in here. It's a 60-trial mail, allergic to bees. No EpiPen, breaking out in high, as we'll rest for the stress. It's on the outer loop. We've got no amount of you available. Region 50 from 1521 just passed in the golf course, 10 minutes out. 991 is special. We're canceled. All right, go up to hope well. 16 on the American Boulevard for the electric reaction. It's okay, engine 50. We're still on the phone with the call, or we're trying to them to flag you down. Appreciate. They're not clear, Hamilton. One, nice. update location it's going to be on the loop road by the Southfield parking lot in front of, take back for helping them. As long as the ambulance comes in the means, they'll see it.

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