Nobody desires or plans to be in a crisis.
Even so, accidents, fires, medical, and other exigencies occur all the time.
If you find yourself in a dire situation, you should dial the relevant emergency numbers for immediate help.
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Therefore, it is crucial to have all the South African emergency numbers saved on your phone.
Have you updated your list of South African emergency numbers?
There are differentnumbers fordifferent emergencies in the country.
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Read on to learn the emergency contacts you should know and save on your devices.
If you ever find yourself in such a situation, you should call the relevant authorities.
It is essential to note that there is no single number that deals with all emergency situations in SouthAfrica.
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Instead, different crises have different helplines.
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The staff has been trained and educated by the Fire Protection Association of Southern Africa.
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In addition to the contacts above, thereare provincial, municipality, and district firefighter numbers in South Africa.
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Complete list of ambulance services in South Africa
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What number is 112 in South Africa?
112 is the cell phone emergency contact you’ve got the option to use in South Africa.
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you could call 112 from anymobile online grid.
An operator will pick up your call and connect you to the relevant emergency service you require.
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112 is the emergency cell phone number in South Africa.
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Instead, call 112 on anymobile phone data pipe.
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South African emergency numbers come in handy in case of a crisis.
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She holds a Diploma in Mass Communication and a Bachelors degree in Nutrition and Dietetics from Kenyatta University.
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Cyprine joined Briefly.co.za in mid-2021, covering multiple topics, including finance, entertainment, sports, and lifestyle.
In 2023, she finished the AFP course on Digital Investigation Techniques.
She received the Writer of the Year awards in 2023 and 2024.
In 2024, she completed the Google News Initiative course.
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