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758:. Like Singapore, the number was inherited from British rule and continued after independence. Ongoing upgrading works are taking place to introduce the Computer-Telephony Integration (CTI) for hospital exchanges, digital mapping to track the callers' locations and Computer Assisted Despatching (CAD) for online connectivity among the agencies providing the emergency services in the country. All calls to the number are made free of charge. In the late 90s, the number 994 was adopted as a direct connection to fire stations, but use of the number has been discontinued due to cost-saving measures taken by the government. 991 connects to civil services.
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Before it, the operator had to start the connection to the emergency service control room by stating their own location, then the caller's telephone number, e.g. "Bangor connecting 01248 300 000". It was common for the caller to be confused why the operator was talking to the emergency service, and frequently talked over the operator. Only around half of the emergency authorities have EISEC, although the number is ever increasing.
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few miles of a border. Upon establishing the incident location, the emergency service operator will relay the information to the responsible force for their dispatch. In most areas, forces will respond to incidents just beyond their border if they could get there quicker, assist, and then hand over to other forces when they arrive.
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On some occasions callers will be put through to the wrong area service – this is called a "misrouted nines". The most common reason for this is when a mobile phone calls 999 and is using a radio transmitter that is located in another force area; most frequently these are calls that are made within a
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as a number to access health services in the UK for urgent but not life-threatening cases began in
England in 2010. The main roll-out was originally meant to be finished by April 2013 but was not completed until February 2014. In Scotland, the NHS24 service moved from 0845 424 2424 to 111 on 29 April
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Bangladesh Police, which has been set up at a cost of Tk 60.50 crore. Although the 'National Emergency Service 999' is operated by the Bangladesh Police, fire service and civil defense personnel and the ambulance service
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being used. However, this is only accurate to a certain wide area – for more specific traces, authority must be sought and an expensive operation can be conducted to trace the mobile phone to within a few metres. A number of smartphone apps can now be downloaded that assist with caller location by
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Information Service for Emergency Calls).
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with injuries and trapped people, one service will alert the others. (The operator has to contact each service individually, whether or not the caller remains on the line.) The caller will be connected to the service which covers the area that they are (or appear to be) calling from.
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in addition to the 0 digit (then used to call the operator), without allowing free use of numbers involving other digits; other combinations of free call 9 and 0 were later used for more purposes, including multiples of 9 (to access exchanges before
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698:, 999 is the national emergency number. It officially launched on 12 December 2017. This number is toll-free. Calling this number connects the caller to an operator, who then connects the caller to the police, ambulance or fire service.
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1694:"Retendering NHS 111 contracts could cost millions"
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1078:"999 and 112: the UK's national emergency numbers"
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922:– emergency number in Jamaica and parts of Asia
904:— emergency telephone number in China and Japan
532:"Typetalk" relay service. The number is 18000.
2535:"Call 999 emergency line for help in Winnipeg"
2411:"Toll-free national help desk '999' gets live"
2348:999 to be new emergency number from 18th March
1746:"New 111 freephone number for NHS 24 helpline"
513:(ECCs) and are operated by local authorities.
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1634:"New 101 number for non-emergency PSNI calls"
1434:"Dial 999: 75 years of emergency phone calls"
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2317:"Irish awareness of emergency number low"
2261:"Silent Solution - Thames Valley Police'"
2068:"Enhanced 999 facility for mobile phones"
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2505:"History of the Winnipeg Police Service"
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1864:"Access Codes: Options for the future"
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1542:"When do 999 calls become a nuisance?"
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1140:"Resilience - Sunderland City Council"
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1832:"Mobiles blamed for emergency calls"
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1511:"When are silent 999 calls cut off?"
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1108:"999 celebrates its 75th birthday"
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910:– emergency number in New Zealand
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1770:Gregory, Rhys (5 April 2022).
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1432:Moore, Keith (30 June 2012).
1398:Holland, Gary (13 May 2010).
1247:"What happens on a call out?"
1165:"How to call for help at Sea"
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1343:. London. 9 September 2009.
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2569:www.localcallingguide.com
1280:"Calling out Cave Rescue"
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511:emergency control centres
355:subscriber trunk dialling
246:emergency control centres
2364:New 999 Emergency Number
1930:London Ambulance Service
1251:Scottish Mountain Rescue
981:
950:Emergency Control Centre
721:for emergency services (
608:Abandoned and hoax calls
562:Advanced Mobile Location
314:First introduced in the
2746: (Colombia, Egypt)
2197:"Driver location signs"
2038:"Questions and answers"
1956:"Welsh Language Policy"
940:999 phone charging myth
731:transfer of sovereignty
2368:Royal Gibraltar Police
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877:later standardised on
717:999 was introduced to
707:Rapid Action Battalion
676:Royal Gibraltar Police
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965:In case of emergency
935:999 (disambiguation)
794:United Arab Emirates
788:United Arab Emirates
658:(the Irish police),
146:United Arab Emirates
2647:Emergency telephone
2391:on 12 December 2017
2297:on 18 February 2011
1465:Telephony, Volume 2
955:Emergency telephone
842:Trinidad and Tobago
836:Trinidad and Tobago
713:Hong Kong and Macau
634:Faulty phone lines.
629:Accidental dialling
498:On 6 October 1998,
134:Trinidad and Tobago
82:Republic of Ireland
2423:on 4 December 2016
2229:"Silent 999 Calls"
2102:ComputerWeekly.com
1896:"Silent 999 Calls"
1700:. 2 January 2014.
1664:"Q&A: NHS 111"
1191:"How to stay safe"
1024:. 16 August 2018.
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2667: (Australia)
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1752:. 29 April 2014.
1730:. 29 April 2014.
1640:. 14 March 2014.
1463:Atkinson (1950).
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1018:"The NHS website"
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