Collapse nearby

Critical

⚠️ Check: Is the area safe for you to approach?

Run away. Cover head. Stay back from rubble. Call 112. Do not go near.

Step 1: Move away immediately — at least twice the height of the building
Step 2: Cover your head and run perpendicular to the fall direction if debris is falling
Step 3: Cover mouth with cloth to reduce dust inhalation
Step 4: Call 112 or 108 and report collapse location
Step 5: Do not approach the rubble pile — secondary collapse is likely

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT enter the rubble to search for people — wait for trained rescue.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT light fires for warmth near collapsed buildings — gas leaks are common.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT stand under remaining unstable walls or cranes.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT assume silence means no one is trapped — survivors tap rather than shout.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call 112 or 108. Say: "Building collapse at [address]. Possible trapped people."
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Describe building type, number of floors, and whether dust or fire is present.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Stay on scene at a safe distance to guide arriving crews if asked.

Report any visible trapped persons — do not enter rubble yourself.

DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Anyone pulled from rubble by professionals needs medical evaluation for crush syndrome and internal injuries.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Bystanders with breathing difficulty from dust need urgent care.

This helper does not contact emergency services. You must call yourself.