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No one wants to think about emergencies while travelling, but being prepared linguistically can make a critical difference. This lesson covers the vocabulary and phrases you need for emergencies — from calling for help and reporting a crime to dealing with lost property and car breakdowns.
| Number | Service |
|---|---|
| 15 | SAMU (Service d'Aide Médicale Urgente) — Medical emergencies |
| 17 | Police |
| 18 | Pompiers (Fire brigade, also responds to medical emergencies) |
| 112 | European universal emergency number (works from any phone) |
| 114 | Emergency number for deaf and hard of hearing (SMS) |
Tip: 112 works anywhere in Europe and can be dialled even without a SIM card. The operator can transfer you to the appropriate service.
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