First and foremost, you should make sure to save yourself and those who are in danger and warn those threatened by the fire. Saving lives is the most important thing. After that, you alert 112. Next, you can try to put out the fire if you think you can manage it, without putting yourself in danger of course.
Other questions in the category Fire
Yes, you should always call the emergency number 112 if you see a fire. Call even if you suspect there may be a fire, for example if you see smoke or smell strong smoke.
The 112 operator will ask you questions about what has happened and where the incident is. You will also be asked what phone number you are calling from and who you are. The 112 operator will ask further questions and also give you advice, depending on the situation.
It is important to note that the questions asked do not delay help. During the interview, other alarm operators are connected to the call and listen in while dispatching resources while the 112 call is ongoing.
If you suspect there is a fire you should always call the emergency number 112. However, it is helpful if you can investigate more closely where the smell of smoke might be coming from. The better information you can provide to 112, the easier it will be for the rescue services to investigate.
Yes, you should always call the emergency number 112 if you see a fire in forest or terrain. Call even if you suspect there may be a fire, for example if you see smoke.
