Chile uses separate numbers: 133 for police, 132 for fire, 131 for ambulance.
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| Police | 133 |
| Fire | 132 |
| Ambulance | 131 |
Chile uses separate numbers by service — 133 for police (Carabineros), 132 for fire, 131 for ambulance.
Chile uses separate numbers by service: 133 for police, 132 for fire, 131 for ambulance.
No — 911 does not reach emergency services in Chile. Chile uses separate numbers by service — 133 for police (Carabineros), 132 for fire, 131 for ambulance.
For serious situations (arrest, death, or crisis), contact the nearest US Embassy or Consulate — find current contact details at state.gov before you travel. The State Department's STEP program also lets you register your trip so the embassy can reach you in a crisis.
Yes — save the local emergency numbers to your phone before you land, since data or wifi may not be available exactly when you need them.
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