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Equatorial Guinea Emergency Numbers: 112, Police and Ambulance / Medical
Equatorial Guinea emergency-number records for Police, Ambulance / Medical and Fire, including 112, 114 and 115, with source and review-status notes.
Dialling code
+240
Source notes
Available
Mobile action
Call
Updated
2026-05-05
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Reviewed sources
Source notes for reviewed Police, Ambulance / Medical and Fire records in Equatorial Guinea.
Frequently asked questions
The reviewed records currently available for Equatorial Guinea are listed above for Police, Ambulance / Medical and Fire. Check each source and review date before relying on a number.
The Police number in Equatorial Guinea is 114. Dial it from any phone. Stay calm and give the operator your exact location.
The Ambulance / Medical number in Equatorial Guinea is 112. Dial it from any phone. Stay calm and give the operator your exact location.
The Fire number in Equatorial Guinea is 115. Dial it from any phone. Stay calm and give the operator your exact location.
Yes. Equatorial Guinea lists 112 among its emergency numbers. Check the service row above before calling.
When dialling from a foreign number, you can still dial the local number directly. Equatorial Guinea country code is +240. Alternatively dial 114 directly. Emergency numbers work without the country code from within the country.
When dialling from a foreign number, you can still dial the local number directly. Equatorial Guinea country code is +240. Alternatively dial 112 directly. Emergency numbers work without the country code from within the country.
When dialling from a foreign number, you can still dial the local number directly. Equatorial Guinea country code is +240. Alternatively dial 115 directly. Emergency numbers work without the country code from within the country.
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