Elderly man experiences breathing emergency, Panama City FL
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a medical call near Moss Street in Panama City for an 81-year-old man having difficulty breathing. The patient, with a history of COPD and a pacemaker, received emergency medical attention at the scene near East Highway 98 and East Street.
Audio|Heard on: Bay County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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Nineteen thirty-seven engine nine respond.
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EMS call near Moss Street.
00:06
All right, breathing problems.
00:08
Here is major intersection East Highway 98 and East Street.
00:14
Nineteen thirty-seventeen engine nine respond.
00:16
EMS call.
00:18
Breathing problems.
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Near Moss Street.
00:21
Here is major intersection East Business Highway 98 and East Street.
00:28
Nineteen 30.
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G 16, can you start responding?
00:37
G 16 is responding.
00:40
Eighty-one-year-old male breathing problems.
00:43
Patient has a pacemaker history of COPD.
00:48
EMS call breathing problems.
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Here is major intersection East Highway 98.
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East Street.
01:10
Nine hundred and thirty-seven on scene.
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Ninety-two thirty-seven is on scene.
01:25
Two 16 on scene establishing command.
01:34
One hundred and six, you can cancel your response.
01:42
One hundred and six copies from scene in service.
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Location mentioned:
Moss St, Panama City, FL 32404
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