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No, under no circumstances
It is prohibited to give medicines, food or alcoholic drinks to people injured in a road traffic accident. The healthcare professionals who arrive at the scene must administer them if necessary.
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No, under no circumstances
Yes, all types, but in moderation
We may only give them anti-inflammatory medication
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