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Call 112, check breathing and follow the instructions received.
Call 112, report location and casualty condition, and follow instructions. Check responsiveness and normal breathing; passive waiting is insufficient. If unresponsive and not breathing normally, start resuscitation following the call handler’s guidance. Do not give drinks or sit or move the casualty unnecessarily; life-saving care or immediate danger may require intervention.
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Call 112, check breathing and follow the instructions received.
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