First2aid

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A bystander, including an eyewitness to a road mishap, shall be allowed to leave immediately after taking the injured to the nearest hospital without furnishing his address.

Police cannot compel people to reveal their identity even if they are the informers or complainants in the case. The person can give his or her name voluntarily.

http://www.hindustantimes.com/india/sc-approves-guidelines-to-protect-saviours-of-accident-victims/story-ITFiUBXLWRwgVnEb2G12LI.html

SC approves guidelines to protect saviours of accident victims The order is expected to save the lives of hundreds of road accident victims in the country as people often avoid helping them fearing harassment by police and other law enforcing agencies later.

Don’t rush to Nepal to help. Read this first | Claire Bennett You may want to help victims of the earthquake, but they don’t need unskilled volunteers or aid they can’t use. Here’s what you can do that won’t get in the way

All (un)packed up for tomorrow's session. First2aid would be in action at Coffee Jar, Wanowrie