Emergency services from a mobile phone
Use for an immediate emergency from a mobile phone. State the location, nearby landmarks and what happened as clearly as you can.
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Use for an immediate emergency from a mobile phone. State the location, nearby landmarks and what happened as clearly as you can.
Use only for a police emergency. Give your location and incident details; the operator records the complaint and provides a reference number.
Use for an emergency that needs an ambulance. Give the exact location, nearby landmarks, what happened and a callback number.
For immediate danger call 10111 or 112. The command centre connects people affected by gender-based violence with trained social-work support.
Children and adults concerned about a child can speak to a counsellor. For immediate danger call the police on 10111.
For counselling and crisis support, including trauma and suicidal thoughts. If someone is in immediate danger call 112 or 10111 now.
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