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15 emergency call tips from an operator could save your life - Page 6 of 20 - Kiwi Report

15 emergency call tips from an operator could save your life


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There are four main questions you will be asked when calling the emergency services: where, who, what, and when. The “where” will give the operator an idea of your location and where they need to send the services; the “who” lets them know how many people have been involved and how old they are; the “what” tells the emergency services what has happened and what they should expect; and the “when” helps them understand how long the event has been unfolding.

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