If a rescuer or a bystander (or anyone else for that matter) suffers nervous shock as a result of fearing for his own safety then he will be a primary victim. In Chadwick the claimant succeeded in his claim for nervous shock as a result of helping to rescue victims from a horrific rail crash. It has been observed that the claimant in this case was actually a primary victim.
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