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By qualified personnel with suitable equipment.
By qualified personnel with suitable equipment. Call 112, report the situation and follow instructions; as a general rule do not transport or move the casualty on your own initiative. Immediate danger may require removing them from that danger without adding risks, which is not routine transport in any car. Professionals assess care and transport; suitable means reduce risk but do not guarantee freedom from complications.
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By qualified personnel with suitable equipment.
In any vehicle that can travel faster.
Always in a private car without consulting medical responders.
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