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No, as a general rule.
As a general rule, do not remove the helmet: incorrect handling can worsen head, neck or spinal injuries. Call 112 and follow instructions. If the casualty is not breathing normally, airway care and resuscitation take priority; do not wait without acting solely because a helmet is worn. Removal may be necessary to provide that care, following emergency instructions or by trained responders.
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No, as a general rule.
Yes, but only in summer.
Yes, it's the first thing that should be done.
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