[00:00.30]Help|[00:03.69]
Did you ever have
to call for help?|[00:07.86]
Were you ever in a situation
that was an emergency?|[00:11.59]
It is good to know what to
do in case of an emergency.|[00:17.00]
You should always know|[00:18.74]
how to get in touch with the
police and fire departments.|[00:22.75]
I have read stories|[00:24.36]
where very young
boys or girls have called|[00:26.98]
the police and
saved their friend's|[00:28.60]
or family member's lives|[00:30.15]
because they knew
just who to get hold of.|[00:34.13]
If you see a fire, you should
call the fire department.|[00:39.98]
A lot of tragedies
have been prevented|[00:42.90]
because the calls
have been made quickly.|[00:46.45]
It is important that emergency
vehicles arrive very quickly.|[00:51.55]
That is why those
vehicles have sirens.|[00:55.66]
When their sirens go, it
means to get out of the way.|[01:01.19]
Policemen, firemen and
ambulance attendants|[01:04.99]
are trained to handle
very difficult situations.|[01:09.34]
They often save peoples' lives.|[01:13.13]
They go through
a lot of training|[01:15.19]
to become good at what they do.|[01:18.55]
They never panic in emergencies.|[01:21.41]
For your part,|[01:23.21]
you should keep emergency
numbers near the phone,|[01:25.82]
or know what the
emergency numbers are.|[01:29.68]
Where I live, there
is a special number|[01:31.55]
that you call for any emergency.|[01:35.35]
We teach that number to
everyone, even very tiny children.|[01:40.32]
It is important to remain
calm if you need help.|[01:44.92]
If you call an emergency number,|[01:46.73]
you have to be
able to speak clearly,|[01:49.03]
and tell the person
you are talking to exactly|[01:52.01]
what the problem is.|[01:54.50]
I hope you are never in
an emergency situation,|[01:57.55]
but it is a good
idea to be prepared.
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