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Notifying the emergency services.
Call 112, provide the location, what happened and available casualty information, and follow its instructions. PAS begins with protecting the scene, then alerting emergency services and assisting safely within your knowledge. Do not give drinks or make seriously injured people walk, and do not delay the call for unnecessary actions.
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Providing the injured people with a drink.
Notifying the emergency services.
Lifting the most seriously injured people and making them walk.
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