Spain – Emergencies
Spain’s universal emergency number is 112 — free to dial from any telephone, it provides access to police, fire, and medical services…
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Sweden – Emergencies
Sweden operates a single emergency number — 112 — covering police, fire, ambulance, and rescue services, with SOS Alarm staffing the line…
Read more →South Africa – Emergencies
South Africa lacks a single all-purpose emergency number, but 112 (mobile phones) reaches all emergency services, while dedicated lines serve police (10111),…
Read more →South Korea – Emergencies
South Korea maintains a sophisticated and reliable emergency services network. Police can be contacted by dialling 112, while 119 connects callers to…
Read more →Slovakia – Emergencies
Slovakia uses 112 as its pan-European single emergency number, routing callers to whichever service they need — police, fire, or ambulance. Separate…
Read more →Singapore – Emergencies
Singapore runs a two-number emergency system: call 999 for police matters and 995 for fire and ambulance. Ambulance dispatches are free when…
Read more →Romania – Emergencies
In Romania, 112 is the unified emergency number for police, fire, and ambulance — available free of charge from any telephone at…
Read more →Russia – Emergencies
Russia’s single unified emergency number is 112, connecting callers to police, fire, ambulance, and all other emergency services. Individual direct-dial numbers are…
Read more →Saudi Arabia – Emergencies
Saudi Arabia maintains a set of dedicated emergency numbers for distinct services — the essential ones to memorise are 999 or 911…
Read more →Qatar – Emergencies
Qatar operates a single, unified emergency number — 999 — that gives callers around-the-clock access to police, fire, and ambulance services in…
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