Are you in trouble? call these numbers

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Three telephone numbers have been introduced by the government for the general public to inform the authorities on emergency situations such as sickness and disruption of essential services during curfew. They are 119, 0112444480 and 0112444481. In cases of any member of a family falling ill, disruption of electricity supply and water supply, people can contact these numbers and seek assistance. This facility has been introduced especially considering sick people being unable to find vehicles to go to a doctor
or a hospital.

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