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71-year-old woman experiences medical emergency, Seattle WA
Medical Emergency
32nd Ave SW, Seattle, WA
A 71-year-old woman is having medical issues and is less alert than usual. Medics have been called to help her at the location.
Audio|Source: Seattle Fire
00:20
Transcript: Engine 36 responded to a medical emergency near 32nd Ave Southwest. A 71-year-old female is experiencing decreased consciousness due to diabetic issues. Medics are on the scene.
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