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Useful Emergency Numbers in Singapore

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Useful Emergency Numbers in SingaporeUseful Emergency Numbers in Singapore

Here are some useful Singapore emergency numbers to keep handy.

When an accident happens, it is easy to suddenly freeze up and not know what to do. But in situations like these, especially if they involve a loved one, it’s important that you know which emergency number in Singapore to contact for help.

Do yourself a favour by printing and placing these emergency number Singapore on your fridge or some place handy. Keep the list close for we never know what may occur within the day. After all, it’s always best to keep safe!

Emergency Number Contact List In Singapore

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Emergency Lines

Emergency Ambulance 995
Police 999
Police Emergency SMS 71999

Police

Police Hotline (for crime-related information) 1800 255 0000
Traffic Police Information Hotline (for traffic-related enquiries) 6547 0000
Police SMS (Registered DHS Users – Deaf, Hard of Hearing Services) 70999

Ambulance

Non-Emergency Ambulance 1777
Ame 6247 7080
Blesswell 6273 0147
Econ 6382 8888
ER 6222 2995
Green Crescent 6788 8911
Heng Gref 6788 8911
Civic Ambulance 6333 3000

Private Hospitals with Accident & Emergency Service

East Shore Hospital 6344 7588
Gleneagles Hospital 6470 5688 / 6470 5700
Mount Alvernia Hospital 6347 6210
Mount Elizabeth Hospital 6731 2218/19/59
Raffles Hospital 6311 1555
Thomson Medical Center 6350 8812

Government Hospitals with Accident & Emergency Service

National University Hospital 6772 5000
KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital 6293 4044
Singapore General Hospital 6321 4103
Tan Tock Seng Hospital
6357 8777

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