Carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms at Main St residence, Wilton NH
Medical EmergencyA 90-year-old woman at a residence near Main St in Wilton experienced symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning after her carbon monoxide detector was activated. Fire and ambulance services responded, and the woman was advised to leave the house until help arrived.
Audio|Source: New Boston Fire Department
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Transcript:
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known us to the Wilton Fire Department, Wilton Ambulance, to respond in town to near Main St, who reported carbon monoxide detector activated with symptoms,
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90-year-old female,
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conscious breathing, not fully alert,
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experiencing symptoms of CO.
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That's the Wilton Ambulance, Walton Fire Department, to respond in town to near Main St. for a CO detector activation with symptoms 90-year-old female.
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Press of breathing, not feeling fully alert, experiencing the symptoms of CO.
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You time out 1733.
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Okay.
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381, my face.
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A1.
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We're responding.
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You're on to the call 1734. I advise the patient to exit the house and wait for you outside.
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Recease.
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Receive.
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Third,
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see 3 to MAC based up under the call.
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ADC3 is on to the call, 1735.
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I advise the caller to have the occupant vacate the house until arrival of units.
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Message received, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
Near Main St, Wilton, NH 03086
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