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Bali Launches 'Dial 112' Pilot Emergency Response System

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The Provincial Government of Bali is launching a pilot project called “Dial 112” for handling any emergency. This initiative followed a cooperation agreement signed on September 24, 2026, between the Indonesian Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Communications and Digital Affairs. The new emergency number will integrate Bali’s entire emergency response community.

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The “112 Emergency Response Number” is recognized as the standard for emergency response services in 127 countries worldwide. The system is designed to handle various urgencies, including fire alarms, health emergencies, and natural disasters, and may be adopted nationwide if the pilot proves successful.

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