In the summer of Seville, the 112 emergency service reported over 57,000 incidents, marking an 8% increase compared to the statistics from 2024.

Seville Leads in Emergency Response During Summer Months

Seville, the second province in Spain with the most emergencies managed during the summer months, has seen a significant increase in the number of incidents requiring urgent attention. The 112 emergency service in Seville, part of the Andalusian Emergency Agency, coordinated a total of 57,303 emergencies between June 1 and August 31, marking an 7.8% rise compared to the same period last year.

Healthcare assistance emerged as the most common reason for these emergencies, with 24,914 incidents coordinated. Traffic incidents were the third most common reason, accounting for 6,033 emergencies, while road accidents ranked sixth with 2,507 emergencies. Fires were the fourth most common reason, with 5,121 emergencies.

Notifications related to animals and public safety incidents followed closely, with 2,934 and 10,004 emergencies respectively. The rest of the emergencies were distributed among anomalies in basic services, requests for social services, and rescues and salvage operations.

The 112 Andalusia emergency service, active 24 hours a day, every day of the year, for all types of urgent or emergency situations, offers services for fire extinction and rescue. The service in Andalusia also provides multilingual attention, managing notifications in Spanish, English, French, German, Arabic, and Ukrainian.

The Advanced Mobile Telephone Location System (AML) is available for the service in Andalusia, providing the exact coordinates of the person calling. This functionality is only available to subscribers.

The coordination of the 57,303 emergency interventions in the province of Seville between June and August 2021 represented almost 23% of those attended in the whole of Andalusia, with a total of 250,459 events managed during the summer period.

It's worth noting that Seville's ranking as the second province with the most emergencies managed during the summer months was not mentioned in this paragraph. However, it underscores the importance of the 112 Andalusia emergency service in ensuring public safety and response in the region.

Emergencias 112 Andalusia is the single emergency telephone number in force throughout the European Union, providing a critical service for millions of people across the continent.

In the summer of Seville, the 112 emergency service reported over 57,000 incidents, marking an 8% increase compared to the statistics from 2024.