Infant experiences breathing difficulties after feeding, Selkirk NY
Medical EmergencyA two-week-old infant near King Court is having difficulty breathing after being fed. The infant is conscious and appears to be improving. Emergency medical response is required.
Audio|Source: Bethlehem Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Don't free medical hole.
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Near King Court, a two-week-old infant difficulty reading.
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That's 12-7.
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Smash that one for.
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Yeah.
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Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
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Okay. Okay.
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Okay. Okay.
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And that'll be a, isn't that?
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7th for the remainder.
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Okay, a out of size, two-week-year-olds.
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They were feeding.
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Now there is difficult for reading.
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Hear the child in the background, conscious.
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Really sound like you got a little better.
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They confirmed.
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You need to see Charlie[1].
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Charlie: Moderate-priority emergency response, urgent but not immediately life-threatening, typically designated as "Charlie" or "C".
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Location mentioned:
Near King Ct, Selkirk, NY 12158
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