Female pedestrian requests hospital transport on route 9, Wellesley MA
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, a woman walking along Route 9 westbound near Longfellow requested transport to the hospital. Emergency medical units were dispatched to assist.
Audio|Heard on: Wellesley Police and Fire, AreaWide3, Metro Fire
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02:13
Transcript:
00:00
1411 to Wellesley Control.
00:03
1411. Can you have the medics respond?
00:09
Party's been walking away.
00:11
She's requesting transport to the hospital.
00:16
Recease.
00:24
And again, we're right on the exit to Old Route 9, right by Longfellow, 9 West.
00:32
Racing.
00:45
EMS, Medical, General, 303 Worcester Street, engine two,
00:51
medic one.
00:57
EMS,
00:59
medical, general, 303, Worcester Street, engine two,
01:03
medic one, timeout,
01:06
(number withheld).
01:16
Close a control 1411.
01:20
Go ahead.
01:23
Sir, could I be called dispatch.
01:28
Roger.
01:36
Medic 1.
01:37
MediCorps is on here.
01:41
Medical One, I'm responding.
01:42
It can be Route 9 westbound by Longfellow by the old Route 9 ramp for a female party that's been walking for a period of time looking to go to the hospital.
01:58
Engine 2 is on responding.
02:03
I'm just too often responding.
02:05
It's going to be Route 9 on the westbound side by Old Route 9 for a female party that was walking once to go to the hospital.
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Location mentioned:
Longfellow Rd, Wellesley, MA 02481
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