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Do not pull it off the skin.
Do not pull it off. Remove nearby clothing or objects only if not stuck and removal will not damage the area. Call 112 and follow instructions. Where possible and safe, cool the burn under cool running water for 20 minutes while avoiding excessive cooling of the casualty. Do not use ice, ointments or grease, and do not routinely transport the casualty in a private car.
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Pull it off even when firmly stuck.
Do not pull it off the skin.
Cover it with ointment without seeking help.
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