Woman falls and breaks wrist at Thunder Hole in Acadia Park, Bar Harbor ME
Medical EmergencyA 60-year-old woman fell and broke her wrist at Thunder Hole in Acadia National Park. Emergency responders coordinated ambulance access due to heavy traffic and blocked roads. The patient was reported stable and alert.
Audio|Source: Bar Harbor, MDI and Acadia Police, Fire, EMS, Park Rangers
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Transcript:
00:00
Farhaver Rescue 2, McKenia did dispatch, you're responding to Thunderhole,
00:04
not Cadillac,
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Thunderhole for a 60-year-old female who's fallen and broken her wrist.
00:16
Okay, Yellow, this is a procedure tracking. You're going to Thunderhole.
00:24
Go ahead.
00:29
This is Stiles at Zan Beach.
00:32
We have stops all traffic up to the Beehive entrance awaiting further instructions over.
00:43
San Beach, I see. That sounds good. Just keep it. Let's close off for now.
00:59
We're hung up here with the MVA[1]. We might have to be on foot here.
01:04
Hey, friends,
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I'll be able to even in the truck.
01:11
If you can get your vehicle off the side of the road enough, um,
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so we don't block ourselves, that would be good, but I'm not seeing that happening right now.
01:27
I see, Velskis.
01:30
Go ahead.
01:33
If the patient's stable, you can try to transfer her to Otter Cliffs Road, try to meet the apparatus there, keep that open.
01:45
That copy.
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IP, dispatch.
02:02
I see you go in.
02:06
From a second party report, it sounds like that, female is pretty stable. She was smiling.
02:17
Okay, thank you. We'll be there in about 30 seconds.
02:21
Copy.
02:25
Liddy, Alaswan.
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Liddy, go ahead.
02:30
Hey,
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I've got the ambulance at the entrance station.
02:35
Do you still want them to come through to you via Ocean Drive, or should they be meeting you closer to Fabri or Ottercliffe?
02:45
No latter for debris or Ottercliffe.
02:48
That's going to be impossible for them to get the ocean.
02:53
Yeah, good copy.
02:55
Fabri or Otter Cliff will head in that direction.
03:00
Ten, four, thanks.
03:06
I have a rescue to from a kidia dispatch on catalog computer.
03:29
Zero one on Italy.
03:33
Do you want that message about the ambulance not accessing ocean drives due to traffic sent out as well?
03:40
Yeah, I believe they're out with 204 at the entrance station. He's going to direct them in the right location.
03:51
Break 204. The ambulance just turned around, they're going to access the patient via Fabri, so they're going to meet you guys at Fabri, if that works on your end.
04:09
Dispatch 245, on scene, break.
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Dispatch.
04:18
I'm on scene with a 65-6-5-year-old female, alert-oriented times four.
04:24
How old are you? Sorry, standby.
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6060.
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She took a head first fall onto the rocks.
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Copy, I've got you on scene.
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dispatch, I see, I'm on the scene as well.
04:52
Copy, I see, I'm back you on scene.
04:57
I see Ossima.
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I see, go ahead.
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I'm just confirming,
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will you guys be able to transport that patient to Fabri,
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or should we look at closing down or clearing up the road from Fabri back to Thunder Hole?
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
MVA: Motor Vehicle Accident
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Location mentioned:
Thunder Hole, Bar Harbor, ME 04609
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