keskhäirekeskusega

Keskhäirekeskus is the central emergency response center in Estonia. Its primary function is to receive and process emergency calls from across the country and to dispatch the appropriate emergency services, such as ambulance, fire, and police. The center operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, ensuring that citizens can reach help in critical situations.

When a person dials the emergency number 112 in Estonia, the call is routed to Keskhäirekeskus. Trained operators then gather essential information about the incident, including the location, nature of the emergency, and the number of people involved. This information is crucial for swiftly and effectively coordinating the response.

Keskhäirekeskus plays a vital role in public safety by acting as a single point of contact for all emergency services. This integrated approach helps to minimize response times and ensures that resources are utilized efficiently during emergencies. The center continuously works to improve its operations and training to provide the best possible service to the public. Its existence is fundamental to the Estonian emergency response system.