🚨 Universal EU Emergency Number
112 - Police, Fire, Medical Emergency
Works in all 27 EU member states + EFTA countries. Free from any phone, even without SIM.
📍 Find Local Emergency Info
Click your country for local emergency numbers, hospitals, and resources:
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📞 Other Important EU Numbers
- 116 000 - Missing Children Hotline
- 116 006 - Victims of Crime Support
- 116 111 - Child Helpline
- 116 117 - Non-Emergency Medical (where available)
- 116 123 - Emotional Support / Suicide Prevention
🆘 Quick Emergency Reference
Medical Emergencies
- Heart Attack: Chest pain, sweating, nausea. Call 112 immediately.
- Severe Bleeding: Apply direct pressure, elevate wound.
- Choking: Heimlich maneuver - abdominal thrusts.
- Anaphylaxis: Use epinephrine auto-injector immediately.
- Stroke: FAST - Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 112.
Natural Disasters
- Earthquake: Drop, Cover, Hold On. Stay indoors.
- Flood: Move to higher ground. Don't walk/drive through water.
- Wildfire: Evacuate immediately if ordered. Close windows.
- Severe Storm: Stay indoors, away from windows.
- Extreme Heat: Stay hydrated, avoid direct sun.
🎒 Emergency Kit Essentials
- Water: 3 liters per person per day (3-day supply minimum)
- Food: Non-perishable items (canned, energy bars, dried fruit)
- First Aid Kit: Bandages, antiseptic, medications, thermometer
- Communication: Phone + charger, battery radio, whistle
- Light: Flashlight + extra batteries
- Documents: Passport/ID, insurance, emergency contacts
- Tools: Multi-tool, duct tape, plastic bags
- Clothing: Warm layers, rain gear, sturdy shoes
- Cash: Small bills and coins
- Personal: Prescription meds, glasses, hygiene items
Tip: Keep your emergency kit in an easily accessible location and check it every 6 months. Replace expired items.
🏠 Home Safety Checklist
- Smoke detectors on every floor (test monthly)
- Carbon monoxide detector near sleeping areas
- Fire extinguisher accessible (know how to use it)
- First aid kit stocked and accessible
- Know location of: water shutoff, gas shutoff, electrical panel
- Family emergency plan: 2 evacuation routes, meeting point
- Emergency contact list posted visibly
🌐 Useful Resources
- EU 112 Emergency Service
- EU Emergency Response Coordination Centre
- WHO Health Emergencies
- Red Cross EU
⚠️ Important: This site provides general emergency information only. Always call 112 in life-threatening emergencies. Information may vary by country.