Enugu State Government: Adopts National Emergency Number 112 for Emergency Security Services

• Enugu State has adopted National Emergency Number 112 Toll Free Line as its official emergency security services number.
• The 112 toll free line is operational 24/7 with a team of experts working on shifts to respond to emergencies.
• The system enables swift response to emergencies, using fibre cameras and mobile DRS squads for effective action.
• Enugu State has recorded an impressive 80% drop in crime rate due to technological deployments.

The Enugu State Government has officially adopted and domiciled the National Emergency Number 112 Toll Free Line as its emergency security services number. This move aims to provide residents with a dedicated platform for seeking help in times of need. According to officials, the 112 toll free line is operational 24/7, with a team of experts working on shifts to respond to emergencies and escalate complaints to relevant authorities.

The Command-and-Control Centre in Enugu serves as the nerve centre for the emergency security services. Within this facility, there is a dedicated work station that handles 112 toll free line calls. Officials on duty can trigger action by escalating information to the relevant authorities, including the use of fibre cameras and mobile DRS squads. This integrated approach enables swift response to emergencies, ensuring public safety and security.

The adoption of 112 toll free line has yielded significant results in Enugu State. With an impressive 80% drop in crime rate due to technological deployments, residents can now feel safer knowing that help is just a call away. Lawyers advising clients in Enugu are advised to note the availability of this dedicated emergency security services number and consider recommending it to their clients, especially in light of these positive outcomes.

Lawyers advising clients in Enugu should note the availability of a dedicated emergency security services number (112) and consider advising their clients to take advantage of this service, particularly in light of the reported 80% drop in crime rate due to technological deployments.

Source: Original reporting via AllAfrica Nigeria