112 in the netherlands.
Just as a side note, 112 works as an emergency number, on cellphones only, in a lot of countries even if it isn't their real emergency number. They redirect the number to the local emergency number.
Whatever the nearest pizzeria's phone number is. Pizza can solve any problem.
111
That's emergency, non-emergency and poison control redirection all wrapped into one IIRC.
110 fire
112 police / whatever if you're unsure
113 ambulance
02800 for non-emergency police
000 never forget
000 for Emergency services
131 444 for non emergency police.
911 and 999 also work in Australia on most 3G/GSM phones.
110 for police
119 for fire and medical/ambulance
112 for all emergencies
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112 here in Finland too. Didn't know it was the same in so many scandinavian coutries. Da more ya know.
[QUOTE=Suokukko;47467832]112 here in Finland too. Didn't know it was the same in so many scandinavian coutries. Da more ya know.[/QUOTE]
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112 in my home country. Here in Denmark where I'm living, both 112 and 911 works.
911, Mississippi has *77 for highway emergencies, and 800-621-FEMA for Hurricane Emergencies cause I live in an area always hit by some hurricane.
[QUOTE=Viper123_SWE;47458062]We also have 114 for non-urgent Police.[/QUOTE]
I don't think the US has a number for non-urgent police. You just have to remember your local department's number, which now that I think of it, is kind of silly.
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