If a passenger refuses to evacuate, what action should be taken?

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If a passenger refuses to evacuate, what action should be taken?

In an evacuation, the priority is to move everyone to safety quickly and in an orderly way. If a passenger refuses to evacuate, you should issue clear, firm commands to instruct them to proceed and enlist the help of an ABP (able-bodied passenger) to assist with directing and guiding the person, and potentially helping with movement if needed. This combination helps maintain control, prevents delays, and uses available help to speed the evacuation while keeping safety intact. Options that delay action or rely on medical staff alone don’t address the immediate need to keep the evacuation moving.

In an evacuation, the priority is to move everyone to safety quickly and in an orderly way. If a passenger refuses to evacuate, you should issue clear, firm commands to instruct them to proceed and enlist the help of an ABP (able-bodied passenger) to assist with directing and guiding the person, and potentially helping with movement if needed. This combination helps maintain control, prevents delays, and uses available help to speed the evacuation while keeping safety intact. Options that delay action or rely on medical staff alone don’t address the immediate need to keep the evacuation moving.

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