National Emergency Services
| Emergency Service Numbers |
| Pan-European emergency number |
112 |
| Ambulance Service (Ambulancia/Servicios
médicos) |
061 |
| National Police (Policía Nacional) |
091 |
| Local Police (Policía Municipal/Policía local) |
092 |
| Civil Guard (Guardia Civil) |
062 |
| Fire Service (Bomberos) |
080 / 085 |
| Duty Pharmacies |
010 |
|
Forest Fires (Incendios Forestales |
900 850 500 |
|
Sea Rescue (Salvamento marítimo) |
900 202 202 |
| Health Rapid Response Line (24 hour) |
902 111 444 |
| Social Help Centre (24 hour) |
900 703 030 |
Calls from SOS phones on main roads and motorways are free. Other emergency
calls are charged at a reduced rate.
Crisis & Help Lines
|
Service |
Telephone |
|
Drug Help Line, Málaga (Atencíon Toxicológica) |
Tel: 952 253 003 |
|
HIV/AIDS (Ayuda SIDA) |
Tel: 900 111 000 |
|
Women Abuse (Malos Tratos a Mujeres) |
Tel: 900 100 009
Tel: 900 200 999 |
|
Ill Treatment of the Elderly (Malos Tratos a Mayores) |
Tel: 900 858 381 |
|
Child Help line (Malos Tratos a la Infancia) |
Tel: 900 202 010 |
|
Red Cross (Cruz Roja) |
Tel: 902 222 292
Tel: 913 353 545 |
|
Samaritans |
Tel: 952 261 500 |
|
Suicide Help line ((Teléfon de la Espenanza) |
Tel: 932 020 260 |
|
Anti-Poison (Urgencias Toxicológicas, Servicio Permanente) |
Tel: 915 620 420 |
|
Anorexia and Bulimia, Málaga |
Tel: 952 330 988 |
|
Alcoholics Helpline, Málaga (Alcohólicos) |
Tel: 952 218 211 |
|
Emergency Doctor |
Tel: 061 |
|
Emergency Dentists
Fuengirola:
Marbella: |
Tel: 952 219 132
Tel: 952 363 177
Tel: 952 858 450 |
|
Emergency Vet, Málaga:
Fuengirola:
Torremolinos:
Marbella: |
Tel: 952 608 364
Tel: 952 665 736
Tel: 952 381 266
Tel: 952 780
743 |
|
Pharmacy/Chemist On Duty, Málaga
Marbella:
Fuengirola:
Torremolinos:
Estepona: |
Tel: 952 211 835
Tel: 952 775 773
Tel: 952 472 243
Tel: 952 381 894
Tel: 952 800
647 |
|
Emergency Hospital, Marbella |
Tel: 952 862 748 |
Glossary of Emergency Terms & Phrases
| Accident |
Accidente |
| Ambulance |
Ambulancia |
| Emergency |
Urgencia |
| Emergency services |
Servicios de urgencia |
| Emergency Health Services |
Servicio de Salud-urgencias |
| Civil Guard |
Guardia civil |
| Doctor |
Médico |
| Fire Service/Brigade |
Bomberos |
| First Aid Posts |
Casas de Socorro |
| Heart attack |
Ataque cardiaco/Infarto |
| Medical Centres |
Centros Médicos |
| Pharmacy |
Farmacia |
| Samaritans |
Teléfono de la Esperanza |
|
I need an ambulance |
Necesito una ambulancia |
|
I need a doctor |
Necesito un médico |
|
I need the police |
Necesito la policía |
|
Heart attack |
Ataque cardíaco/infarto |
|
Stroke |
Apoplejía |
|
Very sick |
Muy enfermo |
|
Unconscious |
Inconsciente/Sin sentido |
| Serious Illness |
Enfermedad Grave |
Understanding the Police Services
National Police (Policía Nacional): cover mainly urban areas
across Spain. Their duties include dealing with terrorism, national security,
protecting national and international dignitaries and combatting crime with a
national impact (spread across different regions).
Civil Guard (Guardia Civil): is a military force that operates
mainly in rural areas and is responsible for dealing with robberies, drug
offences, murders and fatal traffic accidents.
Local Police (Policía Municipal): cover towns and cities. In
general they deal with traffic control and offences, lost property and crimes
such as
muggings and neighbourhood disputes.
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