Emergency! Teach you how to save yourself abroad.

When an accident happens, many people will say don't panic! Don’t panic！ ), really don't panic, because if you are abroad, the call for alarm, fire alarm or ambulance is different. Ronnie tells you in engVid what number to dial in which country, and some basic terms you should know in case of alarm, fire and accident.

1. The call number is 91(USA/Canada) 999 (UK) 000 (Australia) 1 12 (mobile phone) 1 1.

Operator (operator)

I remember that the telephone numbers in Australia and New Zealand are different.

2. Fire department fire station

Fire engine fire engine, fireman/fireman

If you have an accident, such as a car accident, you can say

In a car accident

Call an ambulance/emergency car ambulance

If you hear the siren of an ambulance while driving, you must get out of the way, or you will get a ticket. Besides, when calling an ambulance, it must be an emergency. If you disturb others because of a small matter, you will be fined.

4. Police calling the police is almost related to these crimes (crimes), robberies (robberies) and murders (murders). A police officer is a policeman, which can also be said to be a male policeman or a female policeman, or even a cop.

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Ambulance, alarm, fire brigade, operator