Cambodia's official emergency short codes: 117, 118, 119 and local-response limits for Dara Sakor trips
Source type:Cambodian regulator official short-code directory · Evidence level:A
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Source:Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia
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Original summary
The Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia short-code page, checked on 2 August 2026, lists police 117, fire 118 and ambulance 119. It also includes general-service codes such as Ministry of Tourism 1221, infectious-disease reporting 115 and disaster management 1294. These are useful national offline entries, but the undated page states no Dara Sakor response language, coverage, timing or vehicle capacity.
Mainland Dara Sakor, airport, hotels, golf, beaches, Koh Sdach Port and Koh Sdach are distinct response settings. Before travel, ask the actual host for the exact address and pin, on-site lead, nearest receiving facility, road or vessel transfer, expected time, night and severe-weather fallback, insurance and payment requirements. Koh Sdach is outside the Dara Sakor project, so mainland short codes alone do not prove marine-response capability.
In a real emergency, protect life and contact local emergency services and people on site. The one-map system supplies only a preparation checklist and official entry; it offers no diagnosis, police intake, ambulance dispatch, hospital bed, insurer authorization or response guarantee. A number may be unreachable because of SIM, roaming, network or location, so store the stay, driver, activity provider and companion contacts offline too.
Useful takeaways
- The current official page lists police 117, fire 118 and ambulance 119.
- National short codes do not prove response time, language or transfer capability at a Dara Sakor point.
- Save the exact pin, on-site response, nearest receiving option, transfer and fallback contacts offline before travel.
Editorial assessment
This note repeats only the three indispensable official short-code numbers and adds original risk context instead of copying the full government directory. It publishes no unverified private number, facility capacity or expected response time, and turns neither one answered nor one unanswered call into a nationwide conclusion.
Freshness and limits
The official page shows no publication date and was accessible at the 2 August 2026 check. Short codes and actual response capability can change; reopen the official directory and obtain current local contacts and transfer plans from the intended stay, activity provider or host before travel.
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Sources
- Telecommunication Regulator of Cambodia · Last checked 2026-08-02 — https://www.trc.gov.kh/en/resources/emergency-numbers/