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Yes, and answer the operator’s questions about the emergency.
Yes. Give your name and contact number, explain what happened and where, and answer the operator’s questions and follow instructions. Do not hang up until instructed. This does not mean indiscriminately providing all personal data or giving only an identity-document number.
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Giving only an identity-document number is sufficient.
No, never give a contact telephone number.
Yes, and answer the operator’s questions about the emergency.
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