SOS Emergency
Life Threatening
With ongoing loadshedding, ensure your cellular phone remains charged.
Enable live location tracking on your cellular phone on your local security channel.
If unable to contact SAPS or EMS, request those on the security channel to do so on your behalf.
Leave a voice message on security channel or simply type 10111. Even a garbled message will alert others who will try and contact you. In an emergency, you will rarely have time to type detailed requests.
Emergency Numbers
Erasmia SAPS
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/roh6LmRYVQWfDTHF7
071 675 6476 | 012 370 1321 (Try these numbers first)
071 675 6476 (available during loadshedding)
012 370 3242 (not working) | 012 370 1777 (not working)
071 675 7358 | 012 370 1074 | 012 370 1075 (status unknown)
Lt Colonel Phindile Madonsela
SAPS Erasmia Station Commander
082 335 1297
Vispol Commander – Captain J van der Vyver
+27 71 675 7338
Detective Commander – Captain Smith
0814917394
Support Commander – Captain Komane
0716836462
Sector 1 VISPOL Commander (Erasmia, Spruit etc)
Sgt Baloyi
0716756474
W/O N Venter (Sector Commander – Gerardsville, DRN, H&D, LZN)
071 675 6472
Capt Mashinene – Detective Commander
082 319 9731
[Vacant] – Communication Unit
079 694 6694
Samson Mmadi – Co-ordinator Gauteng Department of Community Safety
083 842 2588
Other SAPS Numbers
10111 | 0798968928 | 011 357 0013/4
Pretoria Flying Squad
012 841 0048
The Flying Squad, an elite crime-fighting unit of the police, is meant to quickly respond to priority, serious and violent crimes as well as provide visible policing along the country’s major roads.
Emergency numbers you should have on your cellphone
1. Nationwide Emergency Response – 10111
The telephone number 10111 is for any emergency that requires police response and can be dialed from anywhere in South Africa.
A call centre operator will answer the incoming call, take all necessary particulars then assign the emergency to the relevant response team to attend to the incident. This may be a Flying Squad patrol vehicle, or the local police station.
Calls to 10111 made on a landline are free. Calls made from a cell phone are charged at the normal cell phone rates.
2. Cell phone emergency – 112
The number 112 can be called from any cell phone in South Africa. It will transfer your line to a call centre and they will route you to the emergency service closest to you.
When this number is dialed, it is followed by an automated menu. But remain calm, because the menu exists as a form of triage (priority of treatment) control and filters out abuse of the medical and emergency system.
A call to 112 on a cell phone is free and is even possible on a cell phone that does not have airtime.
3. Ambulance response – 10177
The 10177 number can be used in the case of a medical emergency and can be called in conjunction with both the fire and police department respectively, depending on whether or not there are casualties.
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Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID)
0800 111 969
This number must be used responsibly and is a mechanism to report or escalate issues if you feel that your official complaint to the Police Station has not been addressed satisfactorily.
For example, police members who
- sleep on duty,
- harass or intimidate citizens,
- fail to act to crimes (gender-based violence, domestic violence, child abuse etc)
- abuse and misuse of police weapon, state resources and state vehicles, and
- are involved in drug trafficking and gangs.
Incidents relating to death in police custody, trafficking, poaching and rape, to name a few, should also be reported.
On calling the number, a complaint receptionist will take down your complaint, register your call and give you (the complainant) a reference number.
Report the matter to IPID via Complaints.Gauteng@ipid.gov.za
CERT EMS
082 810 3332
Community Emergency Response Team or CERT-SA is a community based non-profit and public beneficiary organization based in Centurion and its sole purpose is to serve the community. We provide lifesaving emergency services to the community and render Emergency Medical, Firefighting and Rescue support services to all existing Emergency services. Our services are provided at no cost and are not limited in any way by factors such as financial status and or discriminative towards any person or living creature.
ER24
084124
+27 74 847 0387
ER24 service both medical aid and non-medical aid patients. Should you require a government ambulance, the operator will be able to assist you. A patient will never be refused emergency medical transport; however, we have to make you aware that there will be a fee for service.
Netcare 911 EMS
+27 82 911
Emer-G-Med EMS
086 100 7911
Emer-G-Med is an Advanced Life Support private ambulance service operating in Gauteng, Northern Cape, Mpumalanga, Free-State & KZN
H.E.M.S
082 695 1240
Hartebeespoort EMS
Our service covers both trauma and medical emergencies in a radius of 100km around Brits and Hartbeespoort. The area covered includes N4 Bakwena highway towards Rustenburg and Pretoria.
Gauteng Ambulance
011 37 55 911 | 10177 from landline | 112 from cellular
Tshwane All emergencies
012 358 2111 | 107 | 012 310 6300 |
012 310 6400
Raslouw Private Hospital
Cnr R55 / Lochner Rd Raslouw
+27 12 007 0006
https://goo.gl/maps/cw8FKbXeR8WzDMtv9
Metro Police
012 358 7095 | 012 358 7096
012 664 4445 | 012 664 2058
You can report the following violations:
Illegal electricity connections
Illegal connections to the water supply system
Illegal dumping of waste.
Noise complaints
Illegal street trading
Illegal advertising
Report Metro Corruption here:
- MMC Grandi Theunissen 082 094 4995
- Inspector Hannes Louw 083 437 7987 (he speaks both English and Afrikaans)
- Inspector Khoza 083 656 6871 (he speaks both English and Afrikaans)
- Report the matter to the TMPD Integrity Unit via our line 083 657 2998 to enable an internal investigation into the conduct
- Report the matter to IPID via Complaints.Gauteng@ipid.gov.za
Tshwane Fire Dept
012 358 9999 option 1
080 1111 556 option 1, followed by option 1
012 358 6300 | 012 358 6400
012 310 6400 | 012 310 6300 | 107
Diepsloot Fire Station
011 375 5911
Heuweloord Fire Station
083 650 6875
SDS Protection Control Room
082 410 2691
Scorpion Control Room
060 971 7381
Eskom’s crime line
0800 112 722 or SMS 32211
Cable Theft Unit
Matome Raphiri
076 917 6695
Emergencies on Freeways
24/7 Emergency contact numbers on major Toll Routes:
- N3TC: 0800 634 357
- TRAC: 0800 872 264
- Bakwena: 0800 225 9362
- SANRAL Emergency Response: 0800 487 233
Incidents should be reported to:
- South African Police Services on 10111
- National Traffic Call Centre (NTCC) on 012 665 6075
- N3 route patrol customer care line on 0800 203 950
Anti-Land Invasion Unit / Teen Grondbesettings Eenheid
To report land invasions, the public can contact the Tshwane Metro Police Department on a 24/7 basis on 012 358 7095/7096.
Enquiries: Fiona Constable (fionac@tshwane.gov.za)
Veterinary Services
Fourways Veterinary Hospital 011 705 3411*
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Blue Hills Veterinary Hospital 011 318 2340*
https://goo.gl/maps/4g1xVAK9xLuL9PBY8
Erasmia Veterinary Hospital 012 492 5629 | 072 536 0926
https://goo.gl/maps/o7zDpjx6dEAzPaMQ9
Woodrock Animal Rescue 076 155 4439
https://goo.gl/maps/12zY941wsaaZFofMA
Drug Abuse
Gauteng 24 Hour Call Centre for Nyaopi addicts
0800228827… War on Drugs.
Use this number if you know any member of the family addicted to drugs. They’ll come and collect her/him for rehab for free
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Mobile: +27 82 447 6116
E-mail: mike@mikebolhuis.co.za
Fax: 086 585 4924
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Safety Apps
iER is a FREE emergency response app available for download and can be used on an Android, iOS or Harmony OS smartphone – Connecting you to emergency services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Your mobile internet connection and location are required for you to send alerts for emergency assistance. iER is ideal for use by everyone in medical emergencies, police emergencies and any other life-threatening situations.
Additional numbers & references
*Attention to all members : SAPS /Ambulance/Law Enforcement / Traffic Services:
PLEASE dial 112 from your cellular phone (free call).
Or 107
It works even during loadshedding 🌍🇿🇦
EMERGENCY NUMBERS:
MEDICAL & OTHER
ALL GOV EMS/SAPS N RESCUE SERVICES -112 or 107
ER 24 – 084 124
Netcare911 – 082911
Promed 084 517 2621
Pulsate 082 714 2446
AA Emergency Rescue – 082 16 111
AMS Help line – 080 001 2322
Ambulance & Fire Department – 10177
Medical rescue – 083 1999
Flying squad – 10111
Child line – 080 005 5555
Women abuse – 080 015 0150
Poison: 0800 334 44
Cell emergency – 112
Crime stop – 086 001 0111
ABBREVIATION TABLE
P1- Life and Death Situation/Critical
P2- Hurt But Not Critical
P3- Walking Wounded-Stable
P4 – Deceased
BOLO – Be On Look Out
MVA – Motor Vehicle Accident
MBA – Motorbike Accident
PVA – Pedestrian Vehicle Accident
LMV – Light Motor Vehicle (car/taxi)
HMV – Heavy Motor Vehicle (truck/bus)
LMVA – Light Motor Vehicle Accident
HMVA – Heavy Motor Vehicle Accident
Standby – Reporting, get back to you now
Mobile / En route – On the way
EMS – Emergency Services
ETA – Estimated time of arrival
LDV – Light Duty Vehicle (Car/Bakkie)
DUI – Driving Under the Influence
10-4 – Copy
10-14 – Location
10-15 – Call me
10-28 – On scene
10-6 – Busy / Stand by
10-18 – Positive
10-3 – Send your message:
P1 is critical, P2 rather serious, P3 panado and plaster and home injuries, P4 or code 96 is RIP
MILITARY / POLICE ALPHABET
A = ALPHA.
B = BRAVO.
C = CHARLIE.
D = DELTA.
E = ECHO.
F = FOXTROT.
G = GOLF.
H = HOTEL.
I = INDIA.
J = JULIET.
K = KILO.
L = LIMA.
M = MIKE.
N = NOVEMBER.
O = OSCAR.
P = PAPPA.
Q = QUEBEC.
R = ROMEO.
S = SIERRA.
T = TANGO.
U = UNIFORM.
V = VICTOR.
W = WHISKEY.
X = XRAY.
Y = YANKEE
Z = ZULU.
EMERGENCY NUMBERS:
MEDICAL & OTHER:
ALL GOV EMS/SAPS, RESCUE SERVICES – 112
ER 24 – 084 124
Netcare911 – 082911
Ambulance & Fire Department – 10177
Flying squad – 10111
Child line – 116
Women abuse – 080 015 0150
Cell emergency – 112
Crime stop – 086 001 0111
Narcotics Anonymous – 086 100 6962
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