Emergency Action Guide Accidents can happen anywhere, whether you are walking in the park or driving to work. If someone is badly hurt, your very first step is to call the local (66) immediately and provide clear details about your location. Please do not try to move the person if they have fallen from a high place, as this can cause more harm. While waiting for the professionals to arrive with their flashing lights, you may need to (67) if you know how to do it safely. Knowing basic rescue techniques can make you a true (68) in highly critical moments. We strongly encourage everyone in the community to join our weekend training classes to learn these simple but vital skills. It is also incredibly important to talk softly to the injured person and (69) them that help is on the way. Check if their chest is moving up and down to ensure they can (70) properly. Try to keep them warm with a jacket or a blanket if the weather is cold. Quick and calm actions ensure the victim has the best chance to (71) fully and return home safely.