You need to summon help while stranded in a remote location, but without immediate risk to life. What priority is your message?

In radio communications, an "Urgent" priority message (often preceded by the proword PAN PAN) is used when there is a serious situation concerning the safety of a vehicle, vessel, or person, but there is no immediate, grave danger to life. Being stranded in a remote location without an immediate life threat perfectly fits the "Urgent" category. You need help, but you are not in imminent danger of dying. If the situation were life-threatening, it would be a "Distress" message (MAYDAY). "Safety" (SECURITE) is used for general navigation or weather warnings, and "Welfare" messages are used after a disaster to pass information about the health of individuals to concerned relatives.