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An ambulance is responding to a call about a 53-year-old woman who is having trouble breathing at a specific address.
Audio|Source: Schuyler County Sheriff, Fire and EMS
01:29
Transcript: Walkins Glen Rescue District 2 Ambulance respond to 2730 Townsend Road for a 53-year-old female difficulty breathing. Nearest crossroad is Neath Hill. Fire clear at 1317. Respond to 2730 Townsend Road for 53-year-old female difficulty breathing. Watchersland Rescue respond to 2730 Townsend Road for 53-year-old female difficulty breathing, 6 Delta 3[1]. Fire clear at 1320.
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Fire Control. Watkins Glen Rescue District 2 Ambulance. Guard Control, Watkins Glen Rescue District 2 Ambulance, request your response to 3530 State. Route 419, Watkins Glen Campground. It's going to be site 229 on the Seneca Loop, 74-year-old male who has fallen, unable to ambulate. Watkins Glen Rescue District 2,0, State Route 419, Watkins Glen Campground. It would be the Seneca Loop, Loop 229, campsite 229, or a 74-year-old male. who has taken a fall, unable to ambulate, 2237. 295 being around from walking. 295 in route 2237. Fire control, Watkins Glen, rescue monitors. monitor 3530 State Route 419, Waukes Glen State Park Campground. The Seneca Loop, site 229, 74-year-old male who has fallen. No injuries, but he's unable to ambulate on the 17 alpha-4. Caller request, no lights and sirens. Also, there'll be someone to flag you down on the loop. 2239. Cellar statuses. Please, please all right, clear.
6-7. 6-7, start towards 3092 Stamp Road, 3.092 Stampe, closer to county line road. The domestic female caller station is being attacked, and then she hung up the phone, we're trying to call her back. 6-7, you copy? 6-7, you copy? 6-7 got me. She's 1-0-1-8-cada. Copy direct, I'll be in here, Mike. Rishin. 1147. 1018[1], 367[2], believe it'll be caller and her sister fighting, unsure, still trying to get her back on the line, not answering.
53-year-old female difficulty breathing. (name withheld) Rescue, District 2 Ambulance, respond to 2730 Townsend Road. For 53-year-old female difficulty breathing, nearest crossroad will be mid-hill. Skyfire Clear, 1317. 297, Route Townsend Road, 1317. 297, Skyler. 297. This is going to be a 6-Delta 3[1]. Patient will be on the back porch by the back door. 1319. (name withheld) Rescue. (name withheld) Rescue. (name withheld) Rescue, respond to 2730 Townsend Road, 53-year-old female, difficulty breathing, 6 Delta 3. It's got a fire clear, 1320.
(name withheld) Campground Road, (name withheld) Camp Ground Road, nearest crossroad will be Skylar Road. For the smell of gas in the building, the building has been evacuated. Call came in through (name withheld) County. (name withheld) Fire Monitor, (name withheld) Campground Road, nearest crossroad will be Skylar Road. For the smell of gas in the building, call came in through (name withheld) County. (name withheld) County does advise that the building has been evacuated. responding eighteen hundred.
Walking Sun Rescue, Montour Rescue, District 2, coordinators respond to 1009 North Franklin Street, the State Park Medical Marker 34 for two patients, one male, cell, one female, standing episode. Walkins Glen Rescue, Montana Rescue, District 2, coordinators respond to 1009 North Franklin Street, Watkins Glen State Park, Medical Marker 34 for two patients, one male, cell injury to the head, and one female feigning episode. Skylar fire is clear.
