What to do in an emergency
We all hope that in our first few days, weeks or months in Luxembourg we will not have to deal with an emergency, but even if you’re not a girl guide, you should "be prepared". Always keep a copy of your CNS, E111 or Private Insurance details with you. And if in doubt, dial 112.
Emergency services (ambulance, medical, fire, breakdown, locked out)
You should call 112 if you have a medical, fire or rescue emergency, if your vehicle has broken down (and you don’t have cover or you’re trapped inside your vehicle) or if you need a locksmith. Most emergency operators speak English (try to speak clearly as operators may not be native speakers). Lines are open 24/7. You will be required to give your name, contact number, exact location details, the nature of the emergency and number of people involved.
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