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Emergency numbers and help in Potsdam: How to act in an emergency!
Potsdam: Current police reports on accidents, crimes and emergency behavior on December 27th, 2024. Important information for citizens.
Emergency numbers and help in Potsdam: How to act in an emergency!
On December 27, 2024, the reported Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung about important information about accidents, closures and crimes in the Potsdam region. Basic information on emergency behavior was given, which is important for both citizens and visitors: The emergency numbers in Germany are 112 for police, fire and rescue services and 110 for life-threatening emergencies. Readers were urged to provide first aid if possible and to remain at the scene unless their safety is at risk.
It was also recommended to collect important information such as the number of people affected and their injuries and to notify relatives when it is safe to do so. The instructions of the emergency services should be followed and it was advised to seek medical and psychological support after the emergency. The police station in Potsdam can be reached at Henning-von-Tresckow-Straße 9-13, 14467 Potsdam. The telephone number is +49 331 550 80.
Telephone and text emergency communication in Brandenburg
In addition to the classic emergency numbers, there are innovative options for emergency communication in Brandenburg. According to information from Brandenburg Police People in need can now also send SMS via the number 0049 171 869 2500. This is particularly helpful for people who have limited verbal communication due to disabilities.
It is possible for people with hearing impairments to send a fax to the emergency number 110. Faxes are treated by the operations control centers like normal emergency calls. After the fax is received, the person seeking help is informed by the operations control center employee via the reply fax what kind of help was requested. It is crucial to provide complete information as queries are not possible with a fax. A prepared fax form helps to structure the information and makes it easier for the rescue workers to assess the situation.