List of emergency telephone numbers
Here's a list of emergency telephone numbers for various countries:
- Afghanistan - 119 (Police), 102 (Ambulance), 112 (Fire)
- Albania - 112
- Algeria - 1548 (Police), 14 (Ambulance)
- Argentina - 911
- Armenia - 112
- Australia - 000
- Austria - 112
- Azerbaijan - 102 (Police), 103 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Bahrain - 999
- Bangladesh - 999
- Belarus - 102 (Police), 103 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Belgium - 112
- Bhutan - 113 (Police), 112 (Ambulance), 110 (Fire)
- Bosnia and Herzegovina - 112
- Brazil - 190 (Police), 192 (Ambulance), 193 (Fire)
- Bulgaria - 112
- Cambodia - 117 (Police), 119 (Ambulance/Fire)
- Canada - 911
- Chile - 133 (Police), 131 (Ambulance), 132 (Fire)
- China - 110 (Police), 120 (Ambulance), 119 (Fire)
- Colombia - 123
- Croatia - 112
- Cyprus - 112
- Czech Republic - 112
- Denmark - 112
- Egypt - 122 (Police), 123 (Ambulance), 180 (Fire)
- Estonia - 112
- Finland - 112
- France - 112
- Georgia - 112
- Germany - 112
- Greece - 112
- Hungary - 112
- Iceland - 112
- India - 112
- Indonesia - 110 (Police), 118 (Ambulance), 113 (Fire)
- Iran - 110 (Police), 115 (Ambulance), 125 (Fire)
- Ireland - 112 or 999
- Israel - 100 (Police), 101 (Ambulance), 102 (Fire)
- Italy - 112
- Japan - 110 (Police), 119 (Ambulance/Fire)
- Jordan - 911
- Kazakhstan - 112
- Kenya - 999 (Police), 112 (Ambulance/Fire)
- Kosovo - 112
- Kuwait - 112
- Kyrgyzstan - 102 (Police), 103 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Laos - 191 (Police), 195 (Ambulance), 190 (Fire)
- Latvia - 112
- Lebanon - 112 or 911
- Lithuania - 112
- Luxembourg - 112
- Malaysia - 999
- Malta - 112
- Mexico - 911
- Moldova - 902 (Police), 903 (Ambulance), 901 (Fire)
- Mongolia - 102 (Police), 103 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Montenegro - 112
- Morocco - 19 (Police), 15 (Ambulance), 15 (Fire)
- Myanmar - 199 (Police), 192 (Ambulance), 191 (Fire)
- Nepal - 100 (Police), 102 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Netherlands - 112
- New Zealand - 111
- Nigeria - 112
- North Macedonia - 112
- Norway - 112
- Oman - 9999
- Pakistan - 15 (Police), 115 (Ambulance), 16 (Fire)
- Peru - 105 (Police), 106 (Ambulance), 116 (Fire)
- Philippines - 911
- Poland - 112
- Portugal - 112
- Qatar - 999
- Romania - 112
- Russia - 102 (Police), 103 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Saudi Arabia - 999 (Police), 997 (Ambulance), 998 (Fire)
- Serbia - 192 (Police), 194 (Ambulance), 193 (Fire)
- Singapore - 999 (Police), 995 (Ambulance/Fire)
- Slovakia - 112
- Slovenia - 112
- South Africa - 10111 (Police), 10177 (Ambulance), 112 (All services from mobile)
- South Korea - 112 (Police), 119 (Ambulance/Fire)
- Spain - 112
- Sri Lanka - 119 (Police), 110 (Ambulance), 111 (Fire)
- Sweden - 112
- Switzerland - 112
- Tajikistan - 102 (Police), 103 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Thailand - 191 (Police), 1669 (Ambulance), 199 (Fire)
- Tunisia - 197 (Police), 190 (Ambulance), 198 (Fire)
- Turkey - 112
- Turkmenistan - 102 (Police), 103 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Ukraine - 112
- United Arab Emirates - 999 (Police), 998 (Ambulance), 997 (Fire)
- United Kingdom - 999 or 112
- United States - 911
- Uzbekistan - 102 (Police), 103 (Ambulance), 101 (Fire)
- Vietnam - 113 (Police), 115 (Ambulance), 114 (Fire)
- Yemen - 194 (Police), 191 (Ambulance), 190 (Fire)
See also[edit | edit source]
- 000 – emergency number in Australia
- 100 – emergency number in India, Greece and Israel
- 106 – emergency number in Australia for textphone/TTY
- 108 – emergency number in India (22 states)
- 110
– emergency number mainly in China, Japan, Taiwan
- 111 – emergency number in New Zealand
- 112 – emergency number across the European Union and on GSM mobile networks across the world
- 119 – emergency number in Jamaica and parts of Asia
- 122 – emergency number for specific services in several countries
- 911 – emergency number in North America and the Philippines
- 999 – emergency number in many countries
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