Emergency Numbers
⭐ MasteredEmergency numbers, such as 999 or 112, connect you to police, fire and ambulance services. Only call them in a real emergency, and stay calm when giving your location.
You should know your full address so you can tell the operator exactly where you are.
All about Emergency Numbers
Emergency numbers, such as 999 or 112, connect you to police, fire and ambulance services. Use them only in a real emergency and stay calm when giving your location.
Knowing your full address helps the operator find you.
Only call an emergency number when someone is in danger or needs urgent help. Calling for a pretend emergency wastes valuable time.
When you call, stay calm and tell the operator where you are, what has happened and whether anyone is hurt. Follow their instructions, and do not hang up until they tell you to.
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Real-life uses of Emergency Numbers
- Calling for help in a real emergency
- Learning safety at home
- Teaching safety to younger children
Frequently asked questions about Emergency Numbers
When should you call emergency numbers?
Only in a real emergency.
What should you tell the operator first?
Where you are.