| Emergency is a situation that poses an
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| | always refer to 9-9-9. If you are using a
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| instant threat to human life or
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| | mobile phone which is out of range, dial
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| possessions though this description may
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| | 112. This will connect you directly to
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| be different in some areas. Deliberate
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| | emergency services even if you do not
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| bogus reports of an emergency are usually
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| | have network coverage.
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| prosecuted as an offense. One should call
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| | Use of emergency number is always
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| for help any time there is a danger for
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| | intended to be used only in an emergency.
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| life or public order. The emergency
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| | For usual and non-urgent enquiries one
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| telephone number is a special case in the
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| | should use the normal telephone for the
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| country's telephone number sketch.
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| | particular emergency service. These are
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| The emergency telephone number differs
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| | normally listed in the local telephone
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| from country to country. It is typically
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| | directory. In the United Kingdom , for
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| a three-digit number (though not always),
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| | example, the number 0845 46 47 can also
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| so that it can be easily remembered and
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| | be dialed for NHS Direct, a non-emergency
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| dialed quickly. Some countries have a
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| | medical service. Routine and non-urgent
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| different emergency number for each of
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| | calls as well as trick or nonconformist
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| the different emergency services; these
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| | calls to emergency services numbers waste
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| often differ only by the last digit. The
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| | the time of both dispatchers and
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| three main and best known emergency call
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| | emergency responders and can cause danger
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| services are firebrigade, police and
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| | to lives. False reports of emergencies
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| ambulance. Other available services
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| | are often put on trial as crimes.
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| include coastguards, mountain rescue and
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| | Regional Emergency Numbers
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| cave rescue (where locally applicable).
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| | Some of the worldwide emergency telephone
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| Some situations such as a major car
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| | number for emergency help are as:
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| accident or a terrorist attack will
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| | "911" in North America
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| require multiple and/or expert services
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| | "999" or "112" in the United Kingdom
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| but the first point of call for coverage
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| | "112" in Europe
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| such incidents from the general public is
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| | "000" in Australia
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| still the 9-9-9 system. The number is
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| | "111" in New Zealand
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| operated by British Telecom for the Home
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| | "119" in parts of Asia
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| Office. The operator may also be able to
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| | One may also dial the operator (often by
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| offer help over the phone until the
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| | dialing "0") and state clearly that it is
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| emergency service staff arrive. 9-9-9 is
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| | an emergency. Within the European Union
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| the United Kingdom 's Emergency telephone
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| | and on GSM mobile phone networks 112 can
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| number along with the EU standard 1-1-2 .
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| | be used in count to any local emergency
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| Either number can be used but people
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| | number.
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