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EMERGENCIES
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 3:18 am
by nightrider
SOS for Police, Ambulance or Fire Service anhwhere in Portugal 112
DISTRICT HOSPITALS
Faro 282 893 411
Lagos 282 763 034
Portimao 282 450 300
LOCAL POLICE:
Albufeira 289 587 224
Almancil 289 393 200
Carvoeiro 282 356 440
Faro 289 801 828
Lagos 282 762 809
Loule 289 462 782
Portimao 282 417 217
Quarteira 289 389 477
Tavira 281 325b704
Vale De Bispo 282 639 112
Vilamoura 289 313 040
CONSULATES
British 282 490 750
MC Is tha above any use for th FAQ section!
Nightrider
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 10:45 am
by Homme Poco
Bom dia NR
Have you the number for the 24/7 emergency fridge repairer???

Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2005 11:37 am
by nightrider
Homme Poco wrote:Bom dia NR
Have you the number for the 24/7 emergency fridge repairer???

Mr H.P. Please see reply under Chit Chat. Thank you so much.

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 12:40 pm
by LagartoRoxo
Not sure if this has been mentioned elsewhere on the forum, but I think it's a great idea :
AN IDEA first introduced some years ago in the United States is now being adopted by Albufeira’s Voluntary Fire and Ambulance Service in an effort to help save more lives.
The idea is simple yet effective: all you need to do is include the contact details of family and friends, who should be called in the case of an emergency, under the initials ECE – this abbreviation stands for Em Caso de Emergência in Portuguese – in your mobile phone contacts section. This can prove to be extremely useful and the Bombeiros Voluntários de Albufeira are appealing to everyone to adopt this simple procedure.
An entry entitled ECE in your mobile phone address book can include not only the contact number of the person to call in an emergency, but additional information such as blood type or the existence of any medical problems and details of any allergies to any particular kind of medicine.
The ECE system not only means that the victim may be reunited with their family members much more quickly, but it can also prove to be a very valuable aid for the medical teams involved, perhaps even meaning the difference between life and death.
According to António Gonçalves, commander of Albufeira Bombeiros, “no previous initiative of this kind appears to have been undertaken so far in Portugal”.
Sounds like a sensible idea to me - I had my contacts in my phone under 'ICE' (In Case of Emergency) so have now changed it to 'ECE'!
Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 12:50 pm
by Sharen Crane
It's a brilliant idea.
I have my In Emergency Contacts down as ICE 1, ICE 2 and ICE 3
Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 12:56 pm
by Michael Crane
FAQ updated.
Ta, NR
