Question

What is the emergency contact number of the Police Control Room?

Answer 1

Hint: Most public switched telephone networks have a single emergency telephone number (also called the universal emergency telephone number or the emergency services number) that allows a caller to contact local emergency services for help.

Complete answer:
The emergency number varies by country; it is usually a three-digit number that is easy to remember and dial. In some countries, each emergency service has its emergency number, which is often only differentiated by the last digit.

Callers in many countries can reach emergency services by dialing 1-1-2 (used in Europe and parts of Asia) or 9-1-1 (used in the Americas). See the list of emergency telephone numbers for each country.

In the country's telephone number plan, the emergency telephone number is a unique case. Calls to the emergency telephone number were frequently routed over dedicated circuits in the past. Even though these calls are now frequently mixed with regular telephone traffic due to the introduction of electronic exchanges, they may still be able to access circuits that other traffic cannot.

One of a police force's engine rooms is the control room. Staff frequently take calls that aren't police emergencies or routine police work, and which would be better handled by other agencies. Due to the increased demand, calls from vulnerable people may go unanswered or unassessed.

‘100’ is the number used as an emergency contact number for Police Control Room.

Note: When you need a fire department, an ambulance, or the police, dial 112 or 100. The number 112 is only to be used in an emergency. It is considered abuse (if done intentionally) or misuse if you call the number for any other reason (if you do it accidentally). It is illegal to use the emergency number for any reason.