What is prohibited when transporting persons claiming injury?

When transporting persons claiming injury, it is prohibited to transport them under injuries. This is primarily for the safety and well-being of the individual claiming injury. Transporting someone who is injured can exacerbate their condition or cause further harm due to improper handling or inadequate medical attention.

In situations where individuals are claiming injury, it is essential that they are handled appropriately, ensuring that their injuries are stabilized and that they receive the necessary medical care without being transported in a way that could aggravate their situation. This practice aligns with safety protocols aimed at protecting injured persons during transit.

Ensuring that any transport of injured persons is managed properly means that they should be attended to by medical professionals or under conditions that prioritize their care and comfort. Thus, only individuals who are stabilized and medically cleared for transport should be moved, which is why transporting individuals under an existing injury is prohibited.