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Emergency and other Useful Numbers Making early contact with the correct authorities after an incident can be vital to the possible apprehension of any criminals and your safety. This page sets out useful information to help you contact the appropriate authorities in a prompt and accurate manner. Bear in mind that language difficulties can hamper communication and that although there are several English speaking services, most will expect you to speak at least a basic level of Spanish.
ARBOLEAS POLICIA LOCAL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
| Arboleas Police Station - Opening hours – Monday and Saturday mornings ONLY from 09:30 to 14:00 hrs. email:
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| 609 45 66 79 | | If Arboleas Police Station is not responding FIRST OPTION: Guardia Civil (Zurgena) – 0900 – 1400 hrs Monday to Friday only) | 950 43 81 27 | | SECOND OPTION Guardia Civil (Huercal Overa) – 24 hour service(Do not call Albox Police) | 950 47 11 12 | | | | | Emergency Number (Fire/Police/Ambulance) If you call this telephone number which is to Madrid Central, they will either redirect you to Huercal Overa or Arboleas direct). You can ask for an English Speaking operation on this number | 112 | | | | | OTHER USEFUL NUMBERS | | | | | | Arboleas Ayuntamiento (Town Hall) | 950 44 64 30 | | Consultorio Medico Arboleas (Arboleas Medical Centre) | 950 63 95 36 | | Farmacia (Arboleas) | 950 44 94 50 | | Albox Fire Brigade | 950 12 01 28 | | Albox Medical Centre (Urgencias) | 950 02 32 11 | | Proteccion Civil de Albox | 950 43 08 29 | | | | | HOSPITALS | | | | | | Huercal Overa | 950 02 90 00 | | Almeria | 950 23 06 02 | | | | | CREDIT CARD HOTLINES | | | | | | American Express | 902 37 56 37 | | 4B (Visa Mastercard) | 91362 62 00 | | Diners Club | 901 10 10 11 | | Servired (Visa Mastercard) | 902 19 21 00 |
It is important to note that in many urbanisations in Arboleas there are no recognised maps at the present time which makes it difficult to direct emergency vehicles to your property. Although this issue is currently being addressed, in the meantime it is suggested that one of the following three options is employed. 1. Someone wearing a high visibility jacket arranges to meet the vehicle at the nearest point that the vehicle is likely to recognise. 2. Householders have prepared (in Spanish) detailed directions to their property and these can be read out over the telephone. 3. If possible, have your satellite navigation coordinates available, many ambulances now have the facility to use this system to locate your property.
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