- It obstructs the movement of emergency teams.
- It increases congestion around the incident site, making it harder to manage the area.
- It exposes the person filming and those nearby to the risk of secondary or subsequent incidents.
- It violates the privacy of the injured and those affected.
- It contributes to the spread of inaccurate information.
- It distracts drivers and people at the scene, which may lead to additional accidents.
- It may reveal sensitive details about the incident site before the relevant authorities complete their duties.
- It may result in the circulation of painful or shocking scenes within the community.
- It may lead to the incident being misinterpreted.
