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'000' answering process
mack:
generally you ring triple zero and are simply answered with
"police fire or ambulance"
answer them and if you are on a landline they will automatically connect you to the applicable service, if you are on a mobile they will ask for your location.
SA Firey:
--- Quote from: mack on October 23, 2007, 02:27:10 PM ---generally you ring triple zero and are simply answered with
"police fire or ambulance"
answer them and if you are on a landline they will automatically connect you to the applicable service, if you are on a mobile they will ask for your location.
--- End quote ---
Correct, suburb and state if you call from a mobile.
RescueHazmat:
Actually not. ^.. Rang the other evening from the mobile and it was " Police Fire or Ambulance"
No request for location information.
CFS_Firey:
Did you ask for a specific service, like "Adelaide fire" or "SA Police", or did you just ask for something like "ambulance"?
Smallflame:
I've called twice from mobiles in relatively recent times and its always been "Police, Fire or Ambulance", then a further request for location (state, Suburb)
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