Emergency Phone Numbers
This is not a "warning or danger" tip but a "how to get help if in danger" tip... Police: 110Fire brigade: 112Ambulance / emergency doctor: 112 It does not matter if you call 110 or 112, your message will be forwarded to the right addressees.112 is the standadized emergency number in all EU states, also for the police, so at least remember this one. About the photos: No worries, there is no fire in that house. In fact, there is nothing in it at all. This building has been empty for years and will probably be demolished some day. The local fire brigades, both the volunteers and the professionals, have recently discovered it as training ground. We have firemen around about weekly. They come to practise putting up ladders, climbing balconies, or in case of the professionals (I think those were the apprentices), rescuing an 'injured' rag dummy from the top floor.
