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Failing to assist despite being able to do so without risk to yourself or others.
Failing to assist when able to do so without risk to yourself or others, under Article 195 of the Criminal Code. Someone unable to provide assistance must also urgently request outside help. You are not required to expose yourself to danger in a rescue, but that does not permit failing to request help. Call 112 and follow emergency-service instructions.
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Failing to assist despite being able to do so without risk to yourself or others.
Urgently requesting help because you cannot assist directly.
Avoiding a dangerous rescue and immediately requesting help.
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