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Transport disaster safety: what to do

Plane crashes, derailments and ferry sinkings affect families far from the scene. Official channels are the fastest route to information.

If you are in danger right now, call your local emergency number. Find the number for your country.

What to do

  1. Stay clear of the scene so responders can work.
  2. If you are looking for someone, contact the airline, railway or ferry operator’s emergency line.
  3. Use official channels and the Red Cross to reconnect with family.

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General guidance compiled from public emergency-management advice. Always follow instructions from local authorities.