Ambulance: 199 / 112
Police: 199 / 112
Fire Service: 199 / 112
All Emergencies (Pan-European): 112

Use 112 for any life-threatening situation, including:

• Serious medical problems (accident, unconscious person, severe injuries, chest pain, seizure)
• Any type of fire (house, car)
• Life-threatening situations (crimes)
• SOS 112
• Information on the 112 number from the European Commission website

• Hospital Information – Tel: 1400
• RCC Rescue Coordination Centre (air/sea rescue) – Tel: 1441
• Drugs/Narcotics/Poison Emergency – Tel: 1401
• Drug (anti-abuse support) – Tel: 1410 / 1498
• Doctors On Call – Tel: 90 90 1432
• AIDS Advisory Centre – Tel: 22 305 155

• Ammochostos: 90 90 1413
• Larnaca: 90 90 1414
• Limassol: 90 90 1415
• Nicosia: 90 90 1412
• Paphos: 90 90 1416

• Ammochostos General: 23 200 200
• Ammochostos Emergencies: 23 200 000
• Larnaca Old General: 24 304 312
• Larnaca Makareio: 24 800 500
• Limassol Old General: 25 305 333
• Limassol New General: 25 801 100
• Nicosia New General: 22 603 000
• Nicosia Makareio: 22 405 000
• Paphos General: 26 803 100

Call 112 to reach emergency services – medical, fire or police – from anywhere in Europe.

This Pan-European emergency number 112 can be called from any telephone (landline, pay phone or mobile cellular phone).

Calls are free. Operators in Cyprus speak English; if you do not know your location they are able to geo-locate you.