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Call 112 and follow instructions without unnecessary movement.
Call 112, protect yourself from further hazards and follow instructions without unnecessarily moving casualties. Do not give food or drink or make them walk. Avoiding movement is not absolute in immediate danger, such as fire, and must not prevent vital actions directed by emergency services. Lack of training does not justify leaving without alerting anyone; seek help and provide the location.
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Call 112 and follow instructions without unnecessary movement.
Continue without alerting anyone because you lack first-aid knowledge.
Transport all lightly injured people on your own initiative.
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