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''„I thought of that while riding my bicycle“''<br> | |||
''- Albert Einstein on his theory of relativity'' | |||
== Phone numbers == | |||
=== EU (Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia) === | |||
Scouts: +49 1578 4844802 | |||
Tail: +49 1578 4844873 | |||
Emergency: 112 | |||
=== Belarus === | |||
Scouts: +375 __________ | |||
Tail: +375 __________ | |||
Police: 102 | |||
Ambulance: 103 | |||
Fire Brigade: 112 | |||
In Belarus, the international call prefix is <tt>810</tt> instead of <tt>00</tt> (so Germany has <tt>81049</tt> instead of <tt>0049</tt>). It is better to use the <tt>+</tt> (<tt>+49</tt>), which works everywhere. | |||
The EU scout phone number will also be reachable in Belarus, but it will be expensive to receive calls. Rather send text messages. | |||
Revision as of 18:07, 7 May 2016
„I thought of that while riding my bicycle“
- Albert Einstein on his theory of relativity
Phone numbers
EU (Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia)
Scouts: +49 1578 4844802 Tail: +49 1578 4844873 Emergency: 112
Belarus
Scouts: +375 __________ Tail: +375 __________ Police: 102 Ambulance: 103 Fire Brigade: 112
In Belarus, the international call prefix is 810 instead of 00 (so Germany has 81049 instead of 0049). It is better to use the + (+49), which works everywhere.
The EU scout phone number will also be reachable in Belarus, but it will be expensive to receive calls. Rather send text messages.