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26 March 2010

Home accident prevention campaign: Nearly one million Finns are injured every year

More than 600,000 of the 900,000 accidents that happen in Finland every year take place in the home and in leisure activities.  Read more >
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 ­English How to use the emergency number 112 in Finland
 ­Swedish Så här använder du nödnumret 112 i Finland
 Denmark So verwenden Sie die Notrufnummer 112 in Finnland­
 Finnish Näin käytät hätänumeroa 112 Suomessa
 French Mode d’emploi du numéro d’urgence 112 en Finlande
 Saame Ná geavahat heahtenummára 112 Suomas
 Russian Как пользоваться единым телефонным номером
 службы экстренной помощи 112 в Финляндии?
 Estonian­ Nii kasutad hädaabinumbrit 112 Soomes

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 The right use of the emergency number 112
The ERC Administration recommends that you dial 112 in urgent, genuine cases of­ emergency when someone’s life, health, property or the environment is in danger, or if there is any reason to assume this to be the case. Read more
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Teach your child to make an emergency call
The ERC Administration urges parents to discuss with their children what to do in an emergency and how to call the emergency number 112. Read more
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Frequently asked questions
This page provides answers to the most frequently asked questions relating to the emergency number 112 and how to make an emergency call. Read more

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112 Day is a national event that draws attention to safety every year on 11 February. Read more­
 
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