What's the number of Australia 9 1 1?

Australian helpline (nationwide):

1, call for help 000 (for Fei Jing, first aid and fire fighting * * *).

2. Alternative call number: 1 12 (only applicable to mobile phone users)

3. Call for help: 13 1 444 (in case of theft, theft, general traffic accident, loss of property, etc.). )

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Safety precautions for going out in Australia:

1. Don't date strangers alone, and don't disclose your personal information to strangers. Women need to be especially careful.

2. Try to reduce going out at night. If necessary, try to choose a place with bright lights and pay attention to the surrounding safety. Women are not advised to go out alone at night.

Don't take a stranger's car, and don't give strangers a lift easily. Don't call a taxi in the dark.

4, lock the door, don't put valuables in the car.

Try not to go to remote or sparsely populated places.

6. Try to use ATMs in daytime and crowded places. Don't carry a lot of cash with you. Don't show your wealth. Pay attention to your luggage and parcels. Foreigners are easy to be the target of petty theft in tourist hotspots, and it is generally difficult to solve crimes.

7. Please do not bring child pornography, terror-related items or any materials that encourage drug abuse, crime or violence.

8. Avoid quarreling with others, and don't watch others quarrel.

9. Don't take photos in airports, prisons, military facilities and other places with "No Photographing" signs.

10, take your ID card or copy with you. When the police check passports and other documents, they should ask the other party to show their documents first, and write down the alarm number and police car number.

China Consular Service Network: Article "Australian Security"