In this crisis scenario, the immediate threat to Aisha Al-Farsi's life creates a medical emergency that overrides normal protocol considerations. The principle of beneficence and the duty to preserve life take precedence when delay guarantees death. Dr. Elena Petrova is present, providing medical oversight even if she cannot physically access controls. The security protocols were designed to prevent harm, not to enable it - their rigid application here would violate their underlying purpose. While informed consent is critical in medicine, emergency doctrine allows for presumed consent when a patient cannot consent and delay would cause irreparable harm. The protesters' actions, however well-intentioned, are creating an immediate lethal threat that supersedes procedural formalities.