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Onlookers record accidents instead of helping. Govt must push awareness of Good Samaritan Law

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Picture this: a biker is hit by a rashly driven vehicle, bleeds on a Delhi street for 30 minutes and dies. His cellphone, camera are stolen. Onlookers recording it instead of helping is a grotesque sign of public apathy. Governments must urgently push greater awareness about the Good Samaritan Law.

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