How to call the police from a mobile phone

Call the police, as a rule, require emergency or threat. It is important not to get confused and react promptly. Since mobile is now available to almost everyone in the country, a call to law enforcement is quite simple. But as practice shows, many cell owners just don't know which number to call. Very useful to take care of this in advance and keep in the memory of the phone all the room services emergency call by your operator

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Instruction

To call the police you need to dial the following combination: the subscribers of MTS, U-Tel, MegaFon – 020; Beeline – 002; Tele2, sky link- 02.

Or a single number 112, operating on the territory of Russia and in the countries of the EU.

The call is free and it is not only the lack of funds in the account, but if there is no SIM card or locked phone.

The duty Manager will take your call, specifying all the details, or connect directly with the desired service.

In any case, it is necessary to speak briefly and to the point, to provide information about themselves, about the scene and its main parts, clearly describing the situation.

In extreme cases, if you are not able to call anywhere, dial the emergency number – 911. And remember, your participation and promptness can not only save someone's life, but perhaps to prevent a negative turn of events.

Note

Call emergency services with cell phones Skay-link 901 Rescue and Fire Department 902 — Police 903 — Ambulance 904 — gas Service. Calling emergency services from mobile phones TELE2 010 — the Challenge of fire protection and rescuers 020

Useful advice

Extended list of phones for calling emergency services with MTS, MEGAFON, BEELINE and other mobile operators. Phone call these services apply to all regions of the Russian Federation. We are often asked on courses of First aid, how to call from landlines and mobile phone Ambulance, Rescuers and Fire fighters, Police. Emergency services (calling from a mobile (cellular) phone)

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