Basic information necessary in requests for assistence:
Who is calling, and from where
Accident place and time
Extent of accident - description
Condition of patient (information on previous physical condition), name,
identification numbers (including passport), residence, occupation
If flying conditions are suitable for a helicopter rescue,
a person should signal the helicopter with their back toward the wind
and using arm signals to land the helicopter.
| Yes! I need help!
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| No, I don't need any help |
If it is the injured who is giving the signals, his back does not have to be turned toward the wind.
If the helicopter is descending or landing, wait for the crew's instructions.
Always approach the helicopter from the front paying careful attention to the rotor.
When only observing, keep an adequate distance away from the helicopter.
Tatras' Mountain Rescue Service
- nonstop service:
phone +421-(0)52-4422820, +421-(0)52-4422855
fax. +421-(0)52-4422855
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