Nizhny Novgorod's '112' Emergency Service Handles 132,000 Inquiries in September 2025
The '112' emergency service in the Nizhny Novgorod region handled nearly 132,000 inquiries in September 2025, according to regional statistics. The service operates 24/7 and caters to diverse needs, including police, ambulance, and gas services, as well as psychological assistance.
The number of police calls decreased by 14% to 17,715, while ambulance requests rose by 1% to 35,669. Notably, the '112' service accepts calls in foreign languages and can receive SMS messages, even without credit or a SIM card. This includes support for people with hearing impairments via text communication.
Gas service requests surged by 14% to 900, while fire assistance calls dropped by 1% to 1,343. Additionally, psychological support was accessed by 96 people through the '112' center last month.
The '112' emergency service in the Nizhny Novgorod region continues to evolve, offering multilingual support, SMS capabilities, and specialized assistance for those with hearing impairments. Despite fluctuations in service requests, the center remains a vital lifeline for the community.
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