Police en Afghanistan

Guide du service Police en Afghanistan

When traveling to Afghanistan or living there as an expat, knowing the correct emergency telephone number for the local police is a vital safety precaution that can save lives. The official emergency line for the police in Afghanistan is 119, which connects directly to the dispatch center operated by ITU Emergency Telecommunications Database.

📝 Number confirmed by ITU database. No primary Afghan government source available for independent verification.

How to Call the Police in {country}

To contact Police in {country}, dial 119 from any landline, mobile device, or public payphone. Ce numéro fonctionne depuis les téléphones mobiles. L'appel est gratuit. In case of a crisis, remember to stay on the line, state your location immediately, and describe the situation in detail to the responder.

What to Expect When You Dial 119

When you dial 119, you will be put in contact with emergency operators at ITU Emergency Telecommunications Database. These dispatch services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Even if you do not speak the native language, stay on the line — operators have access to real-time translation tools or can route the call to agents who speak English.

All Emergency Numbers in {country}

It is important to remember that {country} utilizes different specific phone numbers for different emergency departments. In addition to the Police (119), you can contact other branches using the following numbers: Ambulance (112), Pompiers (119). The universal emergency number 112 is also active in {country} and should connect you to standard support.

Data Source & Verification

The Police contact number 119 for {country} is sourced directly from official emergency directories published by ITU Emergency Telecommunications Database. This information was last verified on 2026-01. If you notice any updates or corrections are needed, please get in touch with our team so we can maintain accurate records and ensure tourist safety.