#16 - š Calling for Help After an Accident - Part 2
#16 - š Calling for Help After an Accident - Part 2 š§ You: I'll call an ambulance. Can you stay with her? š§ Sister: Of course. I'll stay here with her. š Operator: Emergency services. How can I help you? š§ You: Hello. We need an ambulance. An elderly woman was hit by a bicycle, and her leg is hurt. š Operator: Is she conscious? š§ You: Yes, she's awake and can talk, but she can't stand up. š Operator: Okay. Where are you now? š§ You: We're in front of the supermarket on Green Street, near the bus stop. š Operator: Alright. An ambulance is on the way. Please stay with her and don't move her unless necessary. š§ You: Okay. Thank you. ā š Paramedic: Ma'am, can you tell me where it hurts? šµ Woman: My right leg hurts, especially around my ankle. š Paramedic: Okay. We'll take you to the hospital to get it checked. ā š® Police Officer: Can someone tell me what happened? š§ You: We saw the accident. The man was riding his bicycle, and he hit her while she was crossing the street. š® Police Officer: Did the cyclist stay at the scene? š§ You: Yes. He's right over there. š² Cyclist: I'm really sorry. I couldn't stop in time. š® Police Officer: Alright. I'll need to speak with both of you and take down your information.