Teaching children what to do in an emergency is an important part of keeping them safe. This guide helps parents, caregivers, and children understand the main emergency numbers in Brunei and when to use them. The explanations are simple so you can easily teach them to your child, including special needs learners who benefit from clear steps.
📞 993 – Police
Call 993 when you need help from the police.
Call if:
- Someone’s safety is in danger
- A crime is happening
Examples:
- Someone is trying to break into your home
- Your car is stolen
- A suspicious person is outside your house
🚑 991 – Ambulance
Call 991 for medical emergencies.
Examples:
- Someone cannot breathe
- A serious burn
- A child is having a seizure
🚒 995 – Fire & Rescue
Call 995 for fire, dangerous situations, or rescue.
Examples:
- A house or building is on fire
- A dangerous animal is nearby
- A baby or child is locked inside a car
🗺️ 998 – Search & Rescue
Call 998 when someone is lost, injured, or unable to get back safely.
Example:
- Getting lost while hiking
❗ Please Remember
Emergency numbers are only for real emergencies.
Prank calls can stop real people from getting help.
📥 Download the Full Emergency Numbers PDF
This file is easy to print and perfect for:
- home use
- classrooms
- therapy centres
- emergency corners at home
You can download the full visual guide here:
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