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Yes; assist or summon help and collaborate without creating further danger.
Yes. Article 129 requires assistance or summoning help for victims and collaboration to avoid further danger. Act without creating another risk, call 112 and follow its instructions; do not attempt medical procedures you do not know. For a witness not involved, the rule recognises circumstances where their help is manifestly unnecessary or authorities or officers are already present. The question excludes those circumstances.
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No; only those involved in the accident have that duty.
Only if the victims expressly ask for help.
Yes; assist or summon help and collaborate without creating further danger.
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