Health assistance calls were the most frequent reason for contacting the single emergency number, totaling 26,877 cases. These were followed by public safety incidents, with 7,921 calls, and traffic-related issues, with 5,383.
Other common incident types included animal-related emergencies (3,258), traffic accidents (2,676), fires (2,320), basic service anomalies (1,061), rescue and salvage calls (925), and social service requests (843).
Granada ranks as the fourth Andalusian province in terms of managed incidents, following Seville (114,546), Malaga (98,714), and Cadiz (58,487). Almeria, Cordoba, Jaen, and Huelva recorded lower volumes.
The busiest time frame for the 112 control rooms was between 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM, with an average of 149 incidents per hour. January was the month with the highest number of alerts, coordinating 10,008 emergencies.
The 112 is a free, public, and multilingual service available across Europe, offering assistance in health, firefighting, public safety, and civil protection 24 hours a day. It features Advanced Location services to provide exact coordinates of the caller and operates in multiple languages, including English, French, German, Arabic, and Ukrainian.
