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Mexico City - Emergencies

As soon as you touch ground in Mexico City, find out in the yellow pages which emergency telephone numbers correspond to the city/county/neighborhood you live in. Your realtor could be a good help. There are a few centralized numbers for emergencies, but I strongly recommend that you get the telephone number of your nearest Police, Firemen and Red Cross facilities.

Emergency assistance
Police, Ambulance, Fire                 060
Civil protection                            + 52 (55)5550 1496
Red Cross                                   + 52 (55) 5557 5757
Rescue and Medical
Emergencies Squad                      + 52 (55) 5722 8805
Red Cross Hospital
Switchboard                               + 52 (55) 55800070
Ambulances                                + 52 (55) 5557 5757/+ 52 (55) 5395 1111
Bosques                                     + 52 (55) 5570 2011
South                                        + 52 (55) 5660 4639
North                                        + 52 (55) 5787 1540
Public Safety                              + 52 (55) 5242 5100
Tourist Safety                             + 52 (55) 5250 0123 
Aids Support                               + 52 (55) 5666 7432
Forst fire                                    + 52 (55)  5554 0612
Missing person                             + 52 (55) 5658 1111
Federal Highway police                  + 52 (55)  5677 2227  

English speaking int. operator     090  (Mexico)     

 

Dental

  • Take time to find a good dentist as soon as you settle in Mexico City, and ask him/her how you could handle a dental emergency. We recommend a few in our doctors- section.

Mental Health

  • The Mexico City goverment has set up a hotline named Locatel to handle a number of issues, including those of a mental/psychological nature.
    Tel: + 52 5658 1111
    They provide counselling and resources. They have specific personnel to handle the needs of children, elderly persons, teenagers and women, including depression, anxiety, loneliness, suicide attempts, drug/substances abuse, domestic violence.