When we have an accident, our first thought is to call the emergency number and ask for help for ourselves. Then, most people in China know some fire calls and ambulance calls. But we generally don't know much about some emergency calls abroad, which will be particularly important when you travel abroad. Next, I'll sort out the emergency calls from various countries for you.

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I. Domestic emergency telephone numbers

Chinese mainland:

Police-110; Fire alarm-119; Ambulance-120; Traffic accident-122

Hong Kong-Emergency Phone -999

Macau-Emergency Phone -000

Second, the foreign emergency telephone number

Asia

Singapore-emergency call 999; Fire 995; Police 999; Ambulance 999;

Malaysia-emergency number112; Fire 994/992; Police 999; Ambulance 999.

Directory assistance 103

Thailand-emergency call191; Fire alarm199; Police195; Directory assistance105;

India-Police100; Ambulance102; Fire alarm101; Traffic Police103;

Iran-110;

Israel-police100; Ambulance101; Fire alarm102;

Japan-police110; Fire alarm 1 19.

Oceania

Australia Oceania -000 (If you use a mobile phone, be sure to tell the operator which continent you are in. )

New Zealand-1 1 1

Europe

The most commonly used emergency number in Europe-1 12 is applicable to Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Greece, Estonia, France, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia.

Austria-Police133; Ambulance144; Fire alarm122;

Belgium-general emergency112; Police101; Fire alarm and ambulance100;

Croatia-Police 92; Ambulance 94; Fire alarm 93;

Cyprus-general emergency 1 12,199;

Czech Republic-Police158; Ambulance155; Fire alarm150;

Finland-general first aid112; Police10022;

France-general emergency112; Police17; Ambulance15;

UK-General Emergency 999,112;

Ireland-Universal Emergency Fixed Telephone 99; 9 mobile phone112;

Norway-police112; Fire and ambulance110;

Germany-police110; Fire or ambulance112;

Italy-police113; Ambulance118; Fire or disaster115;

Poland-Police 997; Ambulance 999; Fire 998;

Portugal-112;

Russia-Police 02; Ambulance 03; Fire alarm 01; Gas leakage 04;

Slovakia-Police158; Ambulance155; Fire alarm150;

Switzerland-police117; Ambulance144; Fire alarm118;

Lithuania-Police 02; Ambulance 03; Fire alarm 0 1.

North America

Canada-911;

Mexico -060 or 080;

United States-911;

South America. See AMERICA

Bolivia-ambulance118; Police110;

Brazil-Police190; Ambulance192; Fire 193.

Tips for choosing wisely: The above is a comprehensive list of emergency telephone numbers in various countries. When traveling to some countries, remember that the emergency telephone number of this country can help you in the event of an accident, otherwise there may be unexpected consequences once you encounter some accidents in a strange country.