The document describes various techniques for safely evacuating injured victims from an emergency scene including: dragging techniques like tied-hands crawling; one-person carries like the arm carry; two-person carries and drags; chair carries; and blanket drags. It emphasizes the importance of supporting the victim's head, moving carefully to avoid further injury, and using techniques appropriate to the situation that minimize risk to both rescuer and victim.

1. Victims Evacuation

5. Crawling Techniques Use a triangular bandage , a torn shirt, etc to tie the casualty’s hands together and place them around your neck. This way you can move person much heavier then yourself.

6. One Person Arm Carry Single rescuer to lift a victim safely by arm carry Rescuer holding the victims around the victim’s back and under the knees

20. Removal Downstairs Do not try if you suspect head or spinal injuries or broken limbs. Use a mattress or rug under the person if one is available.