The KCAA’s National Aviation Safety Plan advises that untrained persons should always allow professionals to assess risk before approaching crash zones.
When a plane crashes near a populated area—be it a school,
residential neighbourhood, or public space—the first people to arrive at the
scene are often ordinary citizens rather than trained emergency responders.
In such moments, what you do or don’t do could help save
lives, prevent further injuries, or aid official investigations.
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