Medical call for woman with breathing difficulty, Newton MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical incident near Lexington Street Apartments in Newton. A 34-year-old woman was reported conscious but experiencing abnormal breathing and a headache.
Audio|Heard on: Newton Police and Fire
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Transcript:
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Engine, engine, medic two.
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Engine two, medic two, respond to the Lexington Street Apartments, near Lexington Street.
00:07
Unit eleven for a 34-year-old female conscious with abnormal breathing and headache.
00:13
Again, that's engine two, medic two.
00:14
Respond to the apartment near Lexington Street for a 34-year-old female conscious, abnormal breathing with a headache near Lexington Street in Newton.
00:30
Medic two responding.
00:32
Received, medic three out of it.
00:42
Okay, roger.
00:48
Roger, thank you.
00:51
You're responding to Lexington Street Apartments near Lexington Street.
00:55
Unit number eleven for a 34-year-old female, conscious.
00:58
Abnormal breathing, experiencing a headache.
01:01
Nearest box near Lexington Street in Newton.
01:17
She's going to be right in front of the apartment building.
01:24
Fire alarm medic two.
01:46
Fire alarm, engine two.
01:52
With medic two, Lexington, investigating.
01:55
We'll have command.
01:56
Received engine two, you're off medic two.
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Location mentioned:
Lexington St, Newton, MA
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