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Civilian Emergency Platform
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — An event has injured many people at once — explosion, collapse, crash, or attack.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — NOT EXPERT REVIEWED — NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Multiple people down, screaming, smoke, or structural damage.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Emergency services not yet on scene or overwhelmed.
Scene hazards: Secondary attack, Fire, Structural collapse, Contamination
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Scan for ongoing danger — move to cover if threat continues.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call 112: "Mass casualty at [location]. Estimate [N] injured."
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Identify immediate deaths and walking wounded — focus on those who can be saved with simple actions.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Direct bystanders: one person calling, one guiding ambulances, one doing pressure on worst bleed.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call 112. Use words "mass casualty incident" and exact address.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Update count of critical, trapped, and safe assembly area.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — All red-tag triage patients need ambulance priority.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Walking wounded still need hospital — internal injury hides.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT spend ten minutes on one person while others bleed out.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT enter unstable structure to rescue.
MYTH: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Treat the most visibly injured person first
REALITY: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Triage prioritizes those who will die without immediate simple help — silent bleeders before screaming fractures.
DANGER: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Treating dramatic injuries first lets silent deaths occur.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Resources are limited — greatest good for greatest number guides civilian help.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Scene may remain dangerous — secondary devices or collapse common.