If we witness an accident, are we obliged to help the possible victims?

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Anyone who witnesses or is involved in an accident is obliged to provide help, provided there is no risk to themselves or third parties. If upon arriving at the scene the help is already organized, we will not be obliged to stop. In that case, we must continue our journey without slowing down to avoid the rubbernecking effect.

If we witness an accident, are we obliged to help the possible victims?

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