BEIJING, Feb. 14 (Xinhuanet) -- The 911 call made on the day Anna Nicole Smith died was released Tuesday by the Hollywood Police department.

    Smith was described as a white female who was not breathing and responsive by the woman from the Seminole Police who made the 911 call.

    In the 31-second call, the Seminole tribal police department asks Hollywood paramedics for help in assisting Smith, who was found unconscious in her room at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. The police officials showed up on the scene six minutes after the call was placed.

    The call was made after a 911 call was made from the hotel to the Seminole Police Department seeking medical assistance, Capt. Tony Rode, a department spokesman. told reporters.

    The Seminole Police Department, which typically passes along all requests for service to the Hollywood Police Department, has not released that tape.

    Howard K. Stern's sister said that Smith had been running a fever of 105 and was being iced down by a nurse on the day she died. She says Stern told her he tried to talk Smith into seeing a doctor, but she refused, according to media reports.

    The cause of Smith's death is still being investigated.

    (Agencies)