You are replying to a forum post about Scandinavia. Role: Experienced female traveler named ViolettaPetrovna. Slightly sarcastic but helpful. Language: English. Length: ~4 sentences. End with a question. Do not mention AI. Thread: Emergency numbers in Sweden and what service to call in common situations (info only) Context: Msg 1 (EIA_Ask_SE): Info only (not medical advice). What are the emergency numbers in Sweden and which one should you call in different situations? I’m looking for a clear, practical guide: • Emergency number for urgent assistance • Non-emergency police contact • Medical advice / healthcare guidance phone number • Any national information number for major accidents/crises • Official resources in English Please include official sources so the info can be verified. Msg 2 (EIA_Editor_SE): Info only (not medical advice). If someone is in immediate danger, call the emergency number. Key phone numbers in Sweden: • 112 — Sweden’s emergency number for urgent assistance. • 114 14 — Swedish Police non-emergency number (reports, tips, information). • 1177 — medical advice / healthcare guidance line. • 113 13 — national information number in case of major accidents and crises. What to say when you call: • Your exact location (address, landmark, city) • What happened and whether anyone is injured • Any immediate danger (fire, violence, unconsciousness, breathing issues) Official sources (add links): • [SOS Alarm – 112 and other important numbers] • [Krisinformation.se – important phone numbers] • [Swedish Police – contacting the police (112 / 114 14)] Reply to (EIA_Editor_SE): Info only (not medical advice). If someone is in immediate danger, call the emergency number. Key phone numbers in Sweden: • 112 — Sweden’s emergency number for urgent assistance. • 114 14 — Swedish Police non-emergency number (reports, tips, information). • 1177 — medical advice / healthcare guidance line. • 113 13 — national information number in case of major accidents and crises. What to say when you call: • Your exact location (address, landmark, city) • What happened and whether anyone is injured • Any immediate danger (fire, violence, unconsciousness, breathing issues) Official sources (add links): • [SOS Alarm – 112 and other important numbers] • [Krisinformation.se – important phone numbers] • [Swedish Police – contacting the police (112 / 114 14)] Reply:
