Two-day-old infant experiencing breathing difficulty
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Weston Fire
02:54
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Received, but be advised we have another medical coming in.
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Received.
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Nature of the medical.
00:14
Two-day-old infant, difficulty breathing.
00:22
Received. Start A2 and Engine 4.
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Two-day-old infant.
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ALS 6 to.
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Attention, Engine Four A Two, a still alarm.
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Respond to (number withheld) Warren Lane for a two-day-old infant, difficulty breathing.
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Engine Four A Two, respond to (number withheld) Warren Lane for a two-day-old infant, difficulty breathing.
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Fire alarm standing by at 15 thirty-seven.
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Engine Four to Fire Alarm, we're responding.
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Make sure you have ALS is starting on this, please.
01:06
That's affirmative.
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I think they were just trying to call on the last ALS unit.
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Can you go again?
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ALS six, I'm responding out to the rail trail accident.
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I'm being told to go to Plain Road.
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Do you need me elsewhere?
01:28
Negative. We have a different ALS unit going to that.
01:33
Received. So do you want me on for the infant? And if so, can you give me the address?
01:46
That's affirmative.
01:47
You can go to the infant call, (number withheld) Warren Lane.
01:54
(number withheld) Warren, you can show me responding.
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ALS 6 is responding, 1538.
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A two's on.
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Can you confirm on the address for Warren?
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(number withheld) Warren Lane.
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A two to fire alarm.
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Fire alarm answering.
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What's the address of the two-year-old?
02:43
(number withheld) Warren Lane, and that's going to be for a two-day-old infant.
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Reese, you show this one.
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Reese, 1539.
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