Vadodara: Seven districts of Gujarat are chosen for initial roll out of 112 emergency service with effect from February 19. With this, the existing literature mentioning emergency helpline service number as 108 is being replaced with 112.Stickers on ambulances are being changed from 108 to 112. Seven districts chosen for launch are Gir Somnath, Devbhumi Dwarka, Morbi, Chhota Udepur, Botad, Arvalli and Mahisagar. 112 number will replace all emergency helpline service numbers such as 100 for poli...Read More

Gandhinagar: Chief Minister Vijaybhai Rupani today launched nation-wide ‘112 Emergency Helpline Services’ for Gujarat from Gandhinagar. Terming the Centre’s decision to have a common emergency helpline service number as a “good” for the public interest, Rupani said that on the line of GST (“One Nation, One Tax”), the 112 number would also become “One Nation, One Helpline.” The Chief Minister said that at the initial stage, the 112 emergency helpline services have been i...Read More

Gandhinagar: People in emergency need across the country shall have one single number to dial - 112 - a new number for national emergency response system, which shall be launched nationally by union home minister Rajnath Singh from Delhi on February 19. In Gujarat, the Chief Minister will launch this helpline number from assembly helipad ground. A new helpline number will be effective in Gujarat in the first phase across seven districts namely Gir-Somnath, Devbhumi Dwarka, Morbi, Chhota Udep...Read More