Answer / suresh

i call ambulance van

Answer / ramana reddy

first icall to ambulance then i will do first aid depending
upon injury

Answer / vani

immediately call the ambulance and before the ambulance
comes do sufficient treatment such as giving water to the
injured person and do minimal treatment so that he is not
injured more.

Answer / johnanand

make a call for ambulance... other wise i have an vehicale
i can admit in to hospital in case of emergency

Answer / sravanthi

fisrt of all i try to clear the crowd around him and give
him minimal first aid and call to ambulance

Answer / praveen

first i will call ambulance and i do first aid for him
depending upon injury

Answer / veerababu

i will call 108 ambulance

Answer / rajneesh

first giving the first-aid & call ambulance

Answer / durgesh agarwal

First of all i will call ambulance and before coming to the
ambulance i will give some first-aid as much as i can.
if ambulance don't come with in 5 minutes then i will carry
that person to the hospital.but all depends on circumstances.

Answer / mohd junaid

Ist i will see the condition of injured person.Then i will
took these step on priority
I feel he is not more injured try to took him for treatment
to the nearest clinic by any vehicle
If he is more injured then i took him to safe side and then
call to ambulance

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