긴급 상황
Stay safe and act fast
Use the right emergency contacts, know what to do in urgent situations, and prepare your family before incidents happen.
핵심 포인트
- 긴급 전화 (911)
- 비응급 경찰 전화
- 독극물 관리 센터
Core emergency topics
Life-threatening emergencies
Call 911 when there is immediate danger to life, health, or property.
- Call 911 for serious injury, fire, or immediate danger
- Clearly share your exact location and what happened
- Stay on the line and follow dispatcher instructions
Non-emergency help lines
Use local non-emergency lines for issues that still need official help.
- Use police non-emergency for reports that are not an active threat
- Call 811 for health advice and 211 for community services (where available)
- Contact poison control for medication or chemical exposure concerns
Household preparedness
Build a simple plan before emergencies happen so your household can respond quickly.
- Set family meeting points and evacuation routes
- Prepare a grab-and-go kit with medication, water, and key documents
- Enable local weather and wildfire alerts on your phone
What to do first
- Check immediate safety and move away from danger.
- Call 911 or the right non-emergency line based on urgency.
- Record key details and follow up with local support services if needed.
Emergency-ready checklist
- Home/work address and nearest major intersection
- Emergency contacts saved on phone and on paper
- Critical medical info (medications, allergies, conditions)
- Essential documents and backup copies
Need local guidance?
Settlement agencies, community centres, and municipal websites can help you find local emergency contacts and safety programs.
Services and contact numbers vary by city and province.