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January 21st 06, 10:59 AM
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Is it correct to use 999 in this case...?
Nick Leverton wrote: In article , Dave Newt wrote: Mark Brader wrote: My understanding is that it is only a European standard. I'm confident enough that it doesn't work here to try it -- and I've just confirmed that it doesn't. That's odd - it says in one-inch high letters in my printed BT Phone Book, delivered last week "IN AN EMERGENCY DIAL 999 OR 112". I'm pretty sure that BT don't deliver Phone Books in Mark's area ... I just worked that out after I posted it! :-) |
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