On Tuesday morning, October 14, 2025, a fault in Poland’s 112 emergency number left parts of the country disconnected, prompting authorities to urge callers to dial 999 for urgent medical help.
Trouble Starts Tuesday Morning
On Tuesday morning, October 14, 2025, users reported difficulties reaching the 112 emergency line in parts of Poland.
Government Confirms Partial Failure
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Administration confirmed the fault and said the cause is being investigated. It urged people with urgent medical emergencies to call 999 directly.
Regions Affected, Including Świętokrzyskie and Opole
Voivodeships such as Świętokrzyskie and Opole experienced confirmed delays after 8 a.m. reports. The Ministry said the outage does not cover the entire country.
Discrepancies Across Regions
Some users in Masovian reported sporadic issues, while others in different areas received mixed signals—some calls connected correctly, others did not.
999 Calls Remain Functional, Repairs Ongoing
Reports also mention problems with 999, but authorities maintain that the 999 line should work. Operators are working to restore full availability, with further updates expected in coming hours.
