Häirekeskusele

Häirekeskus is the Estonian Rescue Board's emergency response center. It is responsible for receiving distress calls and coordinating the response of emergency services, including ambulance, fire, and police. The center operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and handles calls made to the universal emergency number 112.

When an emergency call is received, Häirekeskus operators gather essential information from the caller, such as the nature of the emergency, the location, and the number of people involved. Based on this information, they dispatch the appropriate emergency services. They also provide pre-arrival instructions to the caller if necessary.

Häirekeskus plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and well-being of the Estonian population by providing a centralized point of contact for all emergency situations. Their efficient operation and coordination of emergency services help to minimize response times and improve outcomes for those in need. The center utilizes advanced technology and trained personnel to manage a high volume of calls and effectively coordinate a wide range of emergency response activities across the country.