Mirror:
Source: https://t.me/astrapress/42601
Translation:
In Tyumen, unknown persons set fire to an electric locomotive
Three people set fire to an electric locomotive in Tyumen that was parked without a crew.
They walked along the railway tracks to an electric locomotive standing in the depot, opened the side door on the driver's side, took an object out of their bag and put it into the electric locomotive, after which a fire started there. This was reported by the TG channel “112” associated with the security forces.
Same everywhere - it's in the GSM standard
Next to the GSM standard, it's the European standard as well.
https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/policies/112#:~:text=112%20became%20the%20single%20European,to%20112%20via%20new%20technologies
Doesn't UK use 999 and US 911?
112 connects to the same line as 999 in the UK.
We also have 111 for non-emergency medical issues, and 101 for non-emergency police.
999 is the traditional number, but 112 goes to the same place (even if you're not calling from a mobile, where GSM requires 112 to work). No idea about the US.
It's 911 for all emergency services in the US.
But amazingly on mobile 112 also works in the US because of the GSM standard.
In that case it's a well kept secret.