Smoke inhalation patient after stove fire at Washington Square 

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One, zero Zee. Green one, car too. Under one. You have your crew come in with a medical back, take care of the resident from two. All the machine. All right, nice. We're on scene. Rescue. Rescue is on scene. Go on a seat. Pardon, you're on team. Go on a car two. Go ahead, gotcha. He's on the stove. So I got the box holding engine two, ladder ladder one, and engine one is going to be handled the medical. We see you're checking out the boat, checking out the box out, suit on the stove, holding engine two, ladder one. Engine one will be there for medical. Car two line, we'll have these ventilation. They should be all set. Homeowner's got a fan set up already. If you could silence the alarm, one hundred o'clock two, you need a fire inspector. Receive Katta, you're requesting a fire inspector. Put an Edge 1. Head, Edge 1. For uh, BLS ambulance. Received, Edge 1, you're requesting a BLS ambulance. I believe I have an ALS unit on its way there. Trinity's ALS unit, are you heading to 25 Washington Square? 3-3, Fred Honda, the Office. There's on scene now. Here. Copy. ...heavened up to 25 wash square. Received engine 11. You need another VLS unit. Motion Trinity's BLS unit, respond to 25 Washington Square, table housing authority, of since engine 1. Tension Trinity's BLS unit, respond to 25 Washington Square to the fifth engine 1. Attention for the BLS ambulance will be in the lobby. Received, engine 1. The patient for the BLS unit is in the lobby. Do you have any update on that patient? Received engine one, thank you, smoke inhalation. Hi, stick responding. Just responding, that's going to be for smoke inhalation, mail party. Proceed, thank you. 30 yes, I'll be on to that address as well. Steve, this morning also.

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