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Help reduce consequences and avoid further risks.
Reduce consequences and avoid additional risks. Follow PAS, the Spanish Proteger, Avisar, Socorrer sequence: protect without exposure, call 112 and assist within your knowledge following instructions. It does not guarantee eliminating all harm. Do not routinely transport casualties yourself or use unfamiliar techniques; an immediate emergency requires following emergency service guidance.
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Always immediately transport every casualty in any private vehicle.
Help reduce consequences and avoid further risks.
Use unfamiliar techniques without consulting emergency services.
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