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Papua New Guinea Emergency Numbers: 112, Police and Ambulance / Medical
Official Papua New Guinea emergency numbers for Police, Ambulance / Medical and Fire, including 112, 111 and 110. Tap to call verified local numbers.
Dialling code
+675
Source notes
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Mobile action
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Updated
2026-05-06
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Official source notes for Papua New Guinea cover Police, Ambulance / Medical and Fire numbers where available.
Frequently asked questions
Official emergency numbers in Papua New Guinea are listed above for Police, Ambulance / Medical and Fire. Use the source section when a verified source is available.
The Police number in Papua New Guinea is 112. Dial it from any phone. Stay calm and give the operator your exact location.
The Ambulance / Medical number in Papua New Guinea is 111. Dial it from any phone. Stay calm and give the operator your exact location.
The Fire number in Papua New Guinea is 110. Dial it from any phone. Stay calm and give the operator your exact location.
Yes. Papua New 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. Papua New Guinea country code is +675. 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. Papua New Guinea country code is +675. Alternatively dial 111 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. Papua New Guinea country code is +675. Alternatively dial 110 directly. Emergency numbers work without the country code from within the country.
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