What is the sequence you do when flashing a torch for help?

When flashing a torch for help, the standard sequence is to use the SOS signal, which consists of three short flashes, three long flashes, and three short flashes again (---). This pattern is internationally recognized as a distress signal. Ensure that the flashes are bright and distinct, and repeat the sequence periodically to increase visibility. Additionally, it's important to aim the torch towards the direction where help is expected.