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VRFA Blotter Accidents, choking infant, overdose more

Auburn, WALocal News

The Valley Regional Fire Authority (VRFA) detailed their emergency responses from December 23 to December 29, 2024, emphasizing their vital role in public safety. Among the incidents reported, a multi-vehicle collision led to one fatality despite resuscitation efforts by first responders. In another case, firefighters addressed an 11-month-old infant who appeared to choke on food, ultimately determining it was not an allergic reaction. They also assisted an elderly man who tipped over in his motorized scooter, ensuring he received appropriate medical care. A serious incident involved an adult female who exhibited signs of a hemorrhagic stroke, prompting immediate transport to Valley Medical Center.

Additionally, VRFA firefighters were called for a suspected overdose, where they administered Naloxone and successfully revived the individual. These events underscore the ongoing challenges and responsibilities faced by emergency services in the region. The VRFA's timely interventions highlight their commitment to community health and safety during critical situations.

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