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First aid at road accidents
 
 

BY OUR REPORTER
Monday, 13 December 2010


Some basic steps to take that would be of great help at the scene of road accidents. In the event of a road accident whether it is a car accident, cyclist accident, pedestrian accident or any other accident there are a number of things you can do to help, even if you have not received any training.



These steps are general pointers and should not be construed as a specific or legal safety policy. Common sense as always should prevail - even in an emergency situation.


Deal with the immediate danger.

 


Fire and further collisions are the immediate dangers after a crash. Any vehicles involved in the crash should be approached with care. If it is safe to do so, turn off all engines, and alert oncoming traffic to the danger ahead.


Do not allow anyone to smoke; there could be inflammable substances present.


Get Assistance. Attempt to get the help of any bystanders.


Ensure the relevant emergency services are called as soon as possible. They will require the precise location and the number of casualties and vehicles | More »

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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