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 Know how to read your map and compass, and consult the map and guidebook frequently to anticipate any obstacles, change of direction or fork in the path. Do not stray from the marked way in foggy conditions.

 Carry a first aid kit and a few emergency rations.

 In the unhappy event of an accident stay calm. Move yourself and, if feasible, the injured person (being careful not to exacerbate the injury) away from any imminent danger of stonefall or avalanche, and apply first aid. Keep the patient warm, using any spare clothing available. Make a written note of exactly where the patient can be found, and either telephone for assistance (if you can get a signal for your mobile phone) or send for help while someone remains with the injured person – assuming, that is, you’re in a party of more than two. Should a mountain hut or farm be nearby, seek assistance there. If valley habitation is nearer, find a telephone and dial

 112 (Europe-wide emergency number)

 117 (Switzerland – police)

 140 (Austria – mountain rescue)