Travelers in Italy can feel assured knowing that the country has a robust emergency response system. Study your medical insurance to know what it covers abroad - what kind of cases, services and institutions you can count on. In the event of a serious emergency, such as loss of passport, legal trouble, or a major incident, contact your country’s embassy or consulate in Italy. It’s a good idea to have the contact information of your nearest embassy or consulate on hand during your trip.
Many pharmacies in Italy offer assistance for minor medical issues, and some are open 24/7. Look for a "Farmacia" sign, and if you need medication outside regular hours, check for the nearest "Farmacia di turno" (pharmacy on duty).
Tourist information centers are located in major cities and tourist areas across Italy. They offer assistance, maps, and information in multiple languages. Staff can help with emergencies or direct you to the appropriate resources.
The following numbers connect you to emergency services in case of urgent situations. By knowing them, travelers can better prepare for unforeseen situations and seek assistance promptly. It's advisable to save these numbers in your phone or to keep them written down in case of emergencies during your travels.
The universal emergency number in Italy is 112. This number connects you to the police, fire services, and ambulance services. It should be used for any situation where there is a threat to life or property.
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When contacting emergency services, it's crucial to remain calm and provide clear and concise information about the situation, your location, and other relevant details. This will help emergency responders assess the situation quickly and provide the necessary assistance.
112 is the universal emergency number in Italy