Medical response for child seizure near 3rd St, Minneapolis MN
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a possible medical emergency involving a young child experiencing a seizure near 3rd Street North in Minneapolis. Additional units also addressed reports of water accumulation in an apartment at Nicollet Towers and a separate medical call at Parker Skyview involving heart-related symptoms.
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Transcript:
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Engine four with EMS for a two-year-old having an active seizure,
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near 3rd Street North, unit 213, map 404 alpha.
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Engine four with EMS for a two-year-old child having an active seizure near 3rd Street North, unit 213, map 404 alpha.
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Ladder eleven en route for water conditions at Nicollet Towers, 1350 Nicollet Avenue, unit 207, map 106.
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Delta, our caller is reporting there's a significant amount of standing water in the apartment.
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It's unknown source.
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228.
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Engine 15 en route with EMS for one with heart-related symptoms at Parker Skyview, 1815 Central Avenue Northeast.
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Unit 402 at 515 Echo at 229.
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Engine 4 en route with EMS for a two-year-old having an active seizure near 3rd Street North.
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Unit 213, map 404 alpha 229.
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Location mentioned:
N 3rd St, Minneapolis, MN 55401
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