Emergency Communication

The three key points are: stating the emergency concisely, providing the location, and listening to the dispatcher's instructions.

It is important to keep the initial description concise to allow for the communication of more important information and to expedite the dispatch of necessary resources.

A caller should know the address, cross streets, or any relevant information to help first responders locate the emergency.

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