Which countries call 1 10?

The calling numbers for China, Indian, German and Japanese are 1 10.

From 65438 to 0924, Japan introduced the concept of police carrying radio communication equipment from the United States. This equipment enables the police to communicate with each other and report emergencies. Soon after, the Japanese government realized the necessity of establishing a national emergency warning system. At that time, telephone was the main mode of communication, so the government decided to use telephone network to establish this system.

At that time, there were 1 1 digits on the telephone dial in Japan, including 0 to 9, 1 and 0. Considering that people may be very nervous or flustered when making emergency calls, the government chose the simplest number combination: 1 10. In addition, the location of this number on the telephone dial is also very special, and it is easy to find and dial.

Special telephone number

Medical emergency center: 120.

Fire, fire alarm and emergency telephone number: 1 19.

Alarm: (some areas can also be given first aid) 1 10.

Traffic accident and traffic police: 122.

Weather forecast: 12 12 1.

National Railway Customer Service Center: 12306.

The police called the police by SMS: 12 1 10.

Directory assistance: 1 14.

Time service desk: 12 1 17.

Postal express: 1 1 185.

Postal code inquiry: 184 (changed to mobile phone number segment).

123: nationwide networking wireless paging (now changed to government service telephone).

124: nationwide (including international) networked wireless paging.

125 1: roaming registration information desk of national wireless paging network.

1258: Manual Station of SMS Service Center of National GSM Digital Mobile Communication Network.

1259: SMS automatic station of national GSM digital mobile communication network.