Emergency!!! The only word that exist probably cannot be predictable, and when help is needed the most. While we do not have our senses on place to be able to adhere to the situation but having a quick way out to call help can really be helpful.
Government is been providing aid to all the emergency situations, while contacting different emergencies had different numbers. It’s now all been summed up to two numbers i.e. “112” and “108”
Dialing 112 can get you through any and every problem. It allows the residents of the state to call for various emergency services like for example Police Department, Fire extinguisher, etc. And 108 will dedicatedly be used for ambulance.
So Belgaumites and all other citizens of the state, hope not for emergency and if there is any, don’t worry just dial 112 and you will always have a hand to help!
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