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Emergency phone numbers by country

Which number to call for police, fire, ambulance in each country

Emergency phone numbers by country is published by ITU (Telecommunication Standardization) / national regulators for World. It's a web page or PDF, with no API; it updates monthly. Reuse: check terms. Check status: found, not opened.

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PublisherITU (Telecommunication Standardization) / national regulators
Originalhttps://www.itu.int/itu-t/recommendations/rec.aspx?rec=E.129 ↗
PlaceWorld · global
ShelfSafety and emergencies
FormatsHTML, PDF
Update rateBulletin twice monthly
Located byCountry
LicenceITU terms
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Cite this source: ITU (Telecommunication Standardization) / national regulators, “Emergency phone numbers by country”, https://www.itu.int/itu-t/recommendations/rec.aspx?rec=E.129. Listed by SOS.city at https://sos.city/source/753.

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