Centro de Emergencias 112 de Castilla y León

The Centro de Emergencias 112 de Castilla y León is the emergency response center for the Castilla y León region of Spain. It serves as the central point for receiving emergency calls (dialing 112) and coordinating the dispatch of appropriate emergency services, including medical assistance, fire services, and law enforcement. The center is newsworthy due to its involvement in recent emergency situations. Currently, the center is coordinating the response to a gas leak in Fuentes de Béjar (Salamanca), maintaining the CECOPI and PLANCAL protocols. Additionally, the center received a call and coordinated the response to a traffic accident involving two young girls hit by a car in Segovia. These incidents highlight the center's crucial role in responding to a variety of emergencies and ensuring public safety across the region.