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The health services.
Medical services, which can assess and stabilise the casualty and use appropriate transport. Do not use a private vehicle merely to save time. This is not an absolute prohibition on every movement by witnesses: minimal movement may be necessary for immediate danger or life-saving care. Call 112 and follow its instructions.
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The least seriously injured occupants of the crashed vehicle.
Road users who witness it, in order to speed up arrival at the health centre.
The health services.
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