Buenos Aires
Emergency services in Buenos Aires
Firemen
Departamento de Bomberos (Fire Department) 100. This is a free call.
Police
In an emergency, call tel. 100 for police assistance. This is a free call.
- General Emergencies Line - Toll free call 911
- Tourist Police Station - Corrientes 436. 0800 999 5000 (toll free)/4346 5748 (turista@policiafederal.gov.ar). Provides information in English, Italian, French, Portuguese and Ukrainian.
Ambulance
In an emergency, use the general emergency number 107 to call an ambulance.
Update 29/05/2009
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