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Protect, call 112 and assist within your knowledge.
Protect, alert and assist. Stop without creating new hazards, assess the situation and protect people and the scene without exposing yourself. Call 112, give the location and apparent condition of the injured and follow instructions. Help within your knowledge; do not move or transport the injured yourself unless necessary to avoid immediate danger or provide a life-saving intervention. Preserve evidence where compatible with safety.
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Always immediately transport all injured people in your vehicle.
Protect, call 112 and assist within your knowledge.
Restore the scene’s original appearance regardless of safety or evidence.
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