The ambulance phone number is 120, which is a special number and does not charge any fee.
Developed countries have a nationally standardized emergency number, 911 in the U.S., 119 in Japan, and 999 in the U.K. The nationally standardized emergency number in our country is 120.
Precautions for dialing 120:
1, provide clear information. Strong>
1. Provide clear information. The following information should be made clear when calling the emergency number: the number of people in need of emergency care, the specific location of the patient (to be specific to the street, house number, floor and specific room number), the patient's basic situation (age, gender, general medical history, etc.) and the extent of the disease or injury.
2, the language should be concise, keep your mind clear and calm. People are often nervous or sad when a family member or friend needs first aid. When talking to first aiders, try to stay calm, sober, and speak as concisely as possible. In the actual case, there are often some people call "120" after the speech is not clear, the call time is longer, not only delayed first aid, but also take up emergency resources.
3. Leave a valid contact number and keep the phone running. Be sure to leave effective contact information to the ambulance staff, if you use a landline to dial, someone to stay, to ensure that the phone at any time someone to answer; cell phone do not mute, the power to be sufficient, in order to emergency personnel to contact. The contact person is best to pick up the ambulance when it arrives and lead the ambulance crew to the patient's location.