Everyday life practice question
Which telephone number should you dial for the police, fire service or an ambulance when there is a life-threatening emergency?
- 111
- 101
- 999Correct answer
- 100
Why
Dial 999 for genuine emergencies where life is at risk or a crime is happening now. Non-urgent matters use 101 for police or 111 for medical advice.
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