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When I see that the injured people have not yet been attended to.
Whenever we are directly involved in a traffic accident, or witness one and our help is requested, we are obliged to assist the victims unless help has already been organised. Therefore, it is always compulsory to help when the injured people in the accident have not yet been attended to by healthcare professionals; otherwise, we would be committing the offence of failure to render assistance.
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When I see that the injured people have not yet been attended to.
It is never compulsory.
Only when I am involved in the accident.
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