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'''000''' is the primary national emergency telephone number in Lisander. It's run by National Emergency Service (SNE), and attends the entire nation | '''000''' is the primary national emergency telephone number in [[Lisander]]. It's run by National Emergency Service (SNE), and attends the entire nation. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
In 1959, Lisander National Emergency Service established 000 as the emergency number by SNE and Telecom Lisander. The number was chosen because of the established use of 0 to access the local telephone exchange and 00 to access the telephone exchange for international numbers. | In 1959, Lisander National Emergency Service established 000 as the emergency number by SNE and Telecom Lisander. The number was chosen because of the established use of 0 to access the local telephone exchange and 00 to access the telephone exchange for international numbers. | ||
When the technology for Speed Dial reached Lisander, in the seventies, the population was instructed by the government to assign the emergency number to the position "9" on the dial of its phones. A long press on 9 from any phone was enough to contact the national emergency services. To make people easier, 999 was also assigned as an alternative number. With the adoption of GSM Sim Cards in the end of the nineties, 112 also became a possible number. Later, in order to allow for foreigners to get emergency services ASAP, the numbers 911 and 110 were added too. | When the technology for Speed Dial reached Lisander, in the seventies, the population was instructed by the government to assign the emergency number to the position "9" on the dial of its phones. A long press on 9 from any phone was enough to contact the national emergency services. To make people easier, 999 was also assigned as an alternative number. Later, 999 was removed as an emergency number, because currently all the mobile numbers musts start with 9. With the adoption of GSM Sim Cards in the end of the nineties, 112 also became a possible number. Later, in order to allow for foreigners to get emergency services ASAP, the numbers 911 and 110 were added too. | ||
==Calling 000== | ==Calling 000== | ||
000 is a free call in Lisander. Also, all carriers are mandated by law to redirect | 000 is a free call in Lisander. Also, all carriers are mandated by law to redirect 112, 911 and 110 to 000, so all of these numbers will reach a single central. An operator will then route the caller to the appropriate service, based on the location of the number based on CallerID or GPS location (if the caller allows it), the language spoken and the reason for the call. The entire process is expected to take no more than 40 seconds. | ||
==Other numbers== | ==Other numbers== | ||
100 is used for Gendarmerie (Police Force) | '''100''' is used for [[Gendarmerie de Lisander|Gendarmerie]] (Police Force); | ||
123 is a Government Call-Line (Used as the main contact number for government services, such as tax queries, public information on education and health, queries to the LSiD system and others) | |||
200 for Ambulance Service | '''123''' is a Government Call-Line (Used as the main contact number for government services, such as tax queries, public information on education and health, queries to the LSiD system and others); | ||
300 for Fire Department | |||
Numbers with two zeros from 400 to 900 are reserved, and may be used sporadically, to relieve the system of other numbers in the event of blizzards, floods, storms or other severe weather | '''200''' is used for National Ambulance Service; | ||
'''300''' is used for Fire Department; | |||
Numbers with two zeros '''from 400 to 900''' are reserved, and may be used sporadically, to relieve the system of other numbers in the event of blizzards, floods, storms or other severe weather; | |||
Cities may also choose to offer numbers | |||
Revision as of 14:26, 17 November 2023
000 is the primary national emergency telephone number in Lisander. It's run by National Emergency Service (SNE), and attends the entire nation.
History
In 1959, Lisander National Emergency Service established 000 as the emergency number by SNE and Telecom Lisander. The number was chosen because of the established use of 0 to access the local telephone exchange and 00 to access the telephone exchange for international numbers.
When the technology for Speed Dial reached Lisander, in the seventies, the population was instructed by the government to assign the emergency number to the position "9" on the dial of its phones. A long press on 9 from any phone was enough to contact the national emergency services. To make people easier, 999 was also assigned as an alternative number. Later, 999 was removed as an emergency number, because currently all the mobile numbers musts start with 9. With the adoption of GSM Sim Cards in the end of the nineties, 112 also became a possible number. Later, in order to allow for foreigners to get emergency services ASAP, the numbers 911 and 110 were added too.
Calling 000
000 is a free call in Lisander. Also, all carriers are mandated by law to redirect 112, 911 and 110 to 000, so all of these numbers will reach a single central. An operator will then route the caller to the appropriate service, based on the location of the number based on CallerID or GPS location (if the caller allows it), the language spoken and the reason for the call. The entire process is expected to take no more than 40 seconds.
Other numbers
100 is used for Gendarmerie (Police Force);
123 is a Government Call-Line (Used as the main contact number for government services, such as tax queries, public information on education and health, queries to the LSiD system and others);
200 is used for National Ambulance Service;
300 is used for Fire Department;
Numbers with two zeros from 400 to 900 are reserved, and may be used sporadically, to relieve the system of other numbers in the event of blizzards, floods, storms or other severe weather;
Cities may also choose to offer numbers