Romanian police issued a warning with an extremely important message today, and he could save some people's lives because he comes to their aid and teaches them something that normally they could not have known on their own, because the details are not advertised everywhere.
Romanian police warns people with disabilities, as well as the people who take care of them, or other citizens who know such people, that even they can ask for help at the single emergency service in Romania, at 113, not 112.
Romanian police he tells them that they must register in advance in the SNUAU database in order to be considered when they ask for help from the emergency service, and in the case of those with speech impairments, help is requested through written messages.
Romanian police shows in the video clip below exactly how everything works for those who want to ask for help from the authorities when they need it in everyday life, the procedure being more complicated than in the case of a simple call to 112.
Romanian police tells citizens with speech or hearing disabilities that they must register on the 113.112.ro website in order to be considered by SNUAU when they ask for help, so that they will have the attention of a specially trained operator .
Romanian police is very aware of the number of people who need help in such situations, and their warning is welcome for those who want to receive help very quickly when they really need it.
#113Persons with hearing and/or speech disabilities have the right to communicate through messages associated with an emergency call, provided that the phone number they own is registered in advance in the SNUAU database.—–> 113.112.ro#PolițiaRomână
Published by Romanian police on Friday, February 21, 2020
