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| Countries Affected At A Glance - http://www.channelnewsasia.com/killerwaves/glance.htm |
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Country |
Number
To Call / Contact Point at Affected Area |
| Thailand | Thailand Ministry
for Foreign Affairs Emergency hotline for foreign victims and concerned relatives/friends Tel (66) 02 643 5262 or (66) 02 643 5000 / 5002 / 5003 : Emergency Fax (66) 02 643 5256 British Embassy, Bangkok - Emergency 24hr Telephone Service For British Nationals affected by the disaster Tel 02 305 8333 British Embassy and Honorary Consul - Phuket - Emergency Office Tel 076 264 473/4/5 or 076 264 484 Government Hotline for Phi Phi Tel +66 (075)-611 312. Thailand Online List Of Casualties Please click on text above to go to list directly Thailand List Of Foreign Nationals Expatriated 28Dec04 Please click on text above to got to PDF file directly Thai Tourism Authority - To report missing family members or friends send your e-mail to: center@tat.or.th Phuket & Surrounding Areas - Hotel Status After Tsunami Please click on text above to go to list directly |
| Phuket, Thailand | In PHUKET:
Treetops Arasia 125 Moo 3 Srisoo Thorn, Thamboi Chernatalay Amphur
Thalang To reach Thailand, call their emergency hotline at +66 2643 5262 and 2643 5000; for Phuket enquiries call +66 076 240 729; +66 076 216 118; +66 076 223 141 The Central Police Agency of Thailand has set up the official Thai tsunami information center, which provides information on the deaths, missings, and injured, as well as links to other information in Thailand. The website is available in the following languages: Thai, English, Swedish, Japanese, Chinese, French, German, Spanish - http://www.csiphuket.com/ Centre for monitoring the Andaman Sea disaster, Government House: 02 282 6680, 02 282 6681 and 02 280 3000 ext 8290 Public Health Ministry's Narenthorn Centre: 1669 Centre for public disaster, Interior Ministry: 1784, 02 241 7457 to 9 A list of the injured and dead is available at http://www.narenthorn.or.th and at http://www.disaster.go.th. You can identify the dead or search for your losing relatives at http://www.phuketitcity.com Hospitals and other useful
contact numbers: Aid centre, Trang: 07
521 7513, 07 521 4382 Bangkok Hospital: 02
310 3330 To call Thailand
from overseas, replace the prefix 0 in each phone number with +66
(Thai country code) |
| India | To contact representatives
from India, call +91 11 2309 3054 India's External Affairs Ministry has set up control rooms in Delhi besides Thailand, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Maldives, Singapore and Malaysia to provide assistance to Indians in the tidal wave-hit areas. The Delhi control room will be headed by Additional Secretary Talmiz Ahmed.The telephone numbers are: 00-91-23011849/23382248. E-mail: asad@mea.gov.in & psasad@mea.gov.in The control room numbers in other countries are: Bangkok (Thailand): Jakarta (Indonesia): Colombo (Sri Lanka): Male (Maldives): Singapore: Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia): The telephone numbers of special cell in different Indian cities: Kolkata - 22116869, 22110041, A Control Room is working round-the-clock in the Union Home Ministry to monitor the relief and rehabilitation measures in the affected regions. The telephone nos. of the Control Room set up in Delhi are: |
| Sri Lanka | For information about local residents in Sri Lanka, call +94 11 536 1938, for tourists the number is +94 11 243 7061 |
| Malaysia | Government of Malaysia's
24-hour crisis hotline To obtain information about missing family or friends, you may contact the government of Malaysia's 24-hour crisis hotline at the Royal Malaysian Police Headquarters. If you are calling from within Malaysia, telephone: 03-2262-6555 |
| Bangladesh | Please keep communications
to bare minimum British High Commission Tel (880) (2) 882 2705 : Fax (880) (2) 882 3437 : Dhaka.Consular@fco.gov.uk |
| Indonesia | |
| Myanmar | |
| Maldives | In the Maldives, the government hotline is +44 20 7224 2149 or see this website - http://www.tsunamimaldives.mv/ |
| Seychelles | For more information on travelers in the Seychelles, call +248 321 676 |
| Hong Kong | residents who are stranded or require help should call the Immigration Department hotline on (852) 2829 3010 |
| USA | The United States has set up a toll-free number to call for information about American citizens in the region: 1-888-407-4747. |
| Australian Government | Australians in need of consular assistance should contact the Consular Emergency Centre in Canberra on +61 1300 555 135. Australians directly affected by the tsunami can call 1800 057 111 Australians concerned about relatives or friends in affected areas should call the Consular Emergency Centre in Canberra on 1800 002 214. |
| Canadian Government | The Operations Centre of Foreign Affairs Canada operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week. An experienced officer is always available to respond to emergency call from anywhere in the world. Canadian citizens outside Canada can call collect to (613) 996-8885. For calls originating in Canada and the U.S., call 1-800-267-6788, or (613) 944-6788. You can also communicate via TTY by dialling 1-800-394-3472 (in Canada and the U.S.) or (613) 944-1310 |
| Chinese Government | The Foreign Ministry has a hotline 86-10-65963511, to help the public track down relatives and friends in South and Southeast Asia. The hotline set up by Hong Kong authorities is (852) 2829 3010. |
| Greek Government | The Foreign Ministry hotlines
are 210.368.1212, 210.368.1730 and 210.368.1360 for relatives or friends
to report Greek citizens in to the latter two categories. New Zealand Government - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has set up a New Zealand hotline for people concerned about relatives or friends in the region affected. The number is 0800 432 111. Callers from outside New Zealand should phone +64 4 439 8000 |
| Republic of Ireland | For consular assistance these telephone numbers are available : + 353 1 408 2308, + 353 1 408 2585, + 353 1 408 2302, + 353 1 408 2833, + 353 1 408 2876 |
| UK Government | The FCO emergency telephone number is 0207 008 0000 |
| US Government | The State Department on
Monday established a toll-free telephone number for inquiries about
U.S. citizens affected by the Asian earthquake and tsunamis. The public
may call toll free at 888-407-4747. Overseas, people may call 317-472-2328.
Those seeking information also can contact the department's Office of American Citizens Services and Crisis Management at 202-647-5225./ 26 |
| Portugal | Contact details of the
Special Unit created by the Portuguese government to give informations and support people looking for friends and relatives: 351 21 3946908 |
| Embassies | |
| Thailand | Bangkok: +66
22 63 72 00 Phuket: +66 76 21 10 44 Adress: Pearl Village Hotel, Nai Yang Beach and National Park i Phuket stad My Travel Ving o Always): +66 18 930 307 Apollo: +66 76 21 0445, rum P01 Detour + 66 408 818 97/98 Phuket 08-723 46 00 office in Stockholm |
| India | New Delhi: +91(11) 24 19 71 00 |
| Sri Lanka | Colombo - +94 11 479 54
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| Malaysia | Kuala Lumpur - +60 32 05 22 550 |
| Indonesia | Jakarta - + 62 (21) 25 53 59 00 |
| Travel Companies |
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