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remain at the accident scene until the traffic officers arrive.
Whenever we are involved in a road accident resulting in serious injuries, we must remain at the accident scene until the traffic officers arrive, or return to it if we have left to notify the authorities or medical services, or for another compelling reason.
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leave after notifying the authorities and providing your details.
remain at the accident scene until the traffic officers arrive.
wait until the injured people recover.
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