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Emergency Contact Numbers Close This Window When visiting France on Holiday you may from time to time require some help from the French emergency services or from the British Embassy. Here are some useful telephone numbers that hopefully you will not have to use. Remember there is a First Aid Kit in the kitchen and there is one for you to use when you go out on trips in the car, but please do let us know if you use it so we can replenish it. British Embassy - Paris France 35 rue du Faubourg St Honoré 75383 Paris Cedex 08 Tel: 01 44 51 31 00 Fax: 01 44 51 32 88 http:// www.amb-grandebretagne.fr Emergency Numbers to dial from a fixed line Samu (Mobile Emergency Medical Service) 15 Emergency Police 17 Fire Brigade 18 Emergency Numbers to dial from a mobile phone Emergencies from a mobile phone (GSM) or fixed line 112 Samu Social (Mobile Emergency Medical and Social Service) 115 Emergency Police 117 Fire Brigade 118 Limoux Services. Hopital Local de Limoux - Quillan Public hospital in Limoux (11), 17 rue de l'hospice. Contact Details: Tel: 04 68 74 67 04 International: +33 4 68 74 67 04 Fax: 04 68 74 67 15 Badens Services. Centre Hospitalier Antoine Gayraud Public hospital in Carcassonne (11), Route de Saint-Hilaire. Contact Details: Tel: 04 68 24 24 24 International: +33 4 68 24 24 24 Fax: 04 68 24 20 06 Sorede Services. Centre Hospitalier Marechal Joffre Public hospital in Perpignan (66), 20 avenue de Languedoc. Contact Details: Tel: 04 68 61 66 33 International: +33 4 68 61 66 33 Centre Hospitalier de Perpignan Perpignan hospital (66), 20 avenue du Languedoc, A9 highway, "Perpignan Nord" exit or Bus line n°2. Also called "Hôpital Saint-Jean". Contact Details: Website: http://www.ch-perpignan.fr Tel: 04 68 61 66 33 International: +33 4 68 61 66 33 Fax: 04 68 61 68 33 Sorry but we are not allowed to advertise English Speaking Doctors on this site. Although you will find details in the Visitor Pack at the house. I hope you don't have to use these French telephone numbers but you may find it useful to note them down and keep them with you. Better still print this page and take it with you along with some Travel Insurance and a E111 card. Close This Window |