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Shortly thereafter new travel restrictions EComm – the largest emergency communications center in British Columbia – reported an increase in emergency calls.
“We get calls to 911 from people asking questions about travel restrictions,” EComm said in a tweet on Friday afternoon. “Remember: 911 is only for emergencies. Help us to keep the emergency lines free for people who need help from the police, fire brigade or ambulance. “
In a previous release, EComm stated that these types of calls do not belong to 911. They said that they tie up important resources from people who may be of life or death in emergencies.
With that in mind, here are some tips for the public now regarding non-emergency calls to be found Here.
And if you have any questions about BC travel restrictions, EComm strongly recommends you visit them BC Gov. website.
We receive calls on 911 from ppl asking questions about travel restrictions. Remember: 911 is for emergencies ONLY. #HelpUsHelp Keep the emergency lines free for people who need help from the police, fire brigade or ambulance.
For information on travel restrictions in #BC, Visit: https://t.co/I9kGKBWdBd
– E-Comm 9-1-1 (@ EComm911_info) April 23, 2021
