Peru Mga Numero ng Emergency

Mga numero ng serbisyo sa emergency tulad ng police, fire, ambulance, at iba pa para sa Peru. I-tap ang anumang numero para mag-call. Bahagi ng 29,900+ serbisyo, 588 tip sa unang tulong, at 521 gabay sa paghahanda — offline, libre, at pribado.

Emergency Emergencia Universal na pangkalahatang numero ng krisis para sa lahat ng serbisyos 116
Puso Bomberos Fire brigade ating pag-uugali sa mga upang palibhasa 116
Pulis Policía Paggawa ng law enforcement at pagpapahayag ng krimen 105
Ambulansya Ambulancia Emergency na medikalang transportasyon at pagpapatupad ng paramedis 116

Calling Here

International dialing code: +51

Languages spoken: Spanish (82.6%), Quechua (13.9%), English (5%), Aymara (1.7%).

  • Common greetings include “Buenos días” (Good morning), “Buenas tardes” (Good afternoon), and “Buenas noches” (Good evening/night).

Hazard Preparedness

Create an Earthquake Preparedness Plan

Prepare your household for an earthquake by creating a specific plan. Identify safe spots in each room, establish meeting places (near and far), outline communication strategies, and share the plan with all members.

  • Identify safe spots in each room (under sturdy tables/desks, against interior walls away from windows/heavy objects).
  • Determine primary and secondary exit routes from your home.
  • Establish safe meeting places: one near home, one outside the neighborhood.

Acclimatization

Prevent altitude sickness in mountainous terrain by acclimatizing properly. Ascend slowly, especially above 8,000 feet (limit ~1,000 feet elevation gain per day for sleeping altitude), include rest days, hydrate well, and eat carbohydrates.

  • Plan ascent profile carefully: limit sleeping elevation gain to 1000-1500 ft per day above 8000-10000 ft.
  • Incorporate rest days (no elevation gain) every 3000 ft.
  • If possible, hike higher during the day and sleep lower.

Acclimatization

Prevent altitude sickness by acclimatizing properly. Ascend slowly, especially above 8,000 feet (limit ~1,000 feet elevation gain per day for sleeping altitude), build in rest days, stay well-hydrated, and eat carbohydrates.

  • Plan your ascent schedule to allow gradual exposure to higher elevations.
  • Rule of thumb above 8,000-10,000 ft: Ascend no more than 1,000-1,500 ft of sleeping elevation per day.
  • Include a rest day (staying at the same elevation) for every 3,000 ft gained.

Official Emergency Resources

Peru INDECI — The National Institute of Civil Defense (INDECI) is the Peruvian government agency responsible for civil defense and disaster management. It works to prevent and reduce the risk of disasters, and to prepare for and respond to them when they occur. Visit Peru INDECI →

Emergency Coverage

Service types 4/4
Emergency numbers 2/6

Mga Emergency Numbers sa Mga Kaugnay na Bansa

Mga numero para sa pulisya, apoy, at ambulansya sa mga kaugnay na bansa.

ArgentinaArgentine Republic, la Argentina, Argentine Nation, United Provinces of the Río de la Plata, Argentine Confederation112 BoliviaPlurinational State of Bolivia110 BrazilBrasil, Federative Republic of Brazil, República Federativa do Brasil911 ChileRepublic of Chile, Chilli, Aymara, Chili, Quechua911 Colombia112 Ecuador101 Falkland IslandsMalvinas112 French Guiana17 Guyana911 Paraguay911 PeruRepublic of Peru, República del Perú116 South Georgia & South Sandwich IslandsSouth Georgia and South Sandwich Islands999 Suriname115 Uruguay109 VenezuelaBolivarian Republic of Venezuela911

29,900+ serbisyo sa emergency, 588 tip sa first aid, 521 gabay sa preparedness

Saropa Contacts ang mga lokal na numero ng krisis, unang tulong, mga kondisyon sa kalusugan, at mga guro ng krisis sa iyong phone sa 195+bagsak na bansa — lalong maayos, personal, at maaaring gamitin walang signal.