Emergency

NATIONAL EMERGENCY NUMBERS

Police Emergency: 112 or 999
Medical Emergency/Ambulance: 112 or 114
Fire and Rescue: 111 or 112

Important Note: 

All emergency numbers are toll-free and can be called from any phone. However, response times may vary, and in urban areas like Morogoro, services are generally more accessible than in rural regions.

MEDICAL FACILITIES IN MOROGORO

Nearest to SUA Campus:

SUA Hospital (On Campus)

• Location: Sokoine University of Agriculture Main Campus

• Services: Cardiology, internal medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, radiology, pediatrics, dermatology, medical psychology, dental services

• Features: Digital X-ray, Doppler ultrasound, ECG, cardiac diagnostics

• Note: Internationally recognized for quality medical care with affordable prices

Mazimbu Hospital

• Location: Solomon Mahlangu Campus, SUA

• Serves: University community and surrounding areas

Morogoro Regional Referral Hospital

• Location: Morogoro Municipality

• Capacity: 365 beds

• Services: Comprehensive regional referral services

• Patient Volume: 450-500 patients per day

• Contact: Main regional hospital serving 2.2 million people

Aga Khan Health Centre, Morogoro

• SafeCare Quality Certified facility

• Private medical services with international standards

• Recommended for international visitors requiring higher-level care

MEDICAL EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

In Case of Medical Emergency:

1. Call 112 or 114 for ambulance service

2. Alternative: For faster response, consider:

   • Taking a taxi directly to the nearest hospital

   • Contacting SUA Hospital directly if on or near campus

   • Asking your hotel to arrange transportation

3. Important Considerations:

   • Ambulance services may have delayed response times, especially during peak hours

   • Private hospitals generally have better-equipped facilities

   • Carry your travel health insurance information at all times

   • Keep a list of your medications and any allergies

Medical Precautions:

• Carry a basic first-aid kit and any prescription medications

• Drink only bottled or purified water

• Be cautious with food from street vendors if you have a sensitive stomach

• Apply mosquito repellent regularly

POLICE AND SECURITY

Police Emergency: 112 or 999

When to Contact Police:

• Theft or robbery

• Loss of passport or important documents

• Traffic accidents

• Witnessing criminal activity

• Any situation requiring law enforcement assistance

Security Tips:

• Keep valuables secure and out of sight

• Use hotel safes for passports and extra cash

• Travel in groups, especially at night

• Use registered taxis with proper identification

• Be aware of your surroundings in crowded areas

EMBASSY AND CONSULAR CONTACTS

If You Lose Your Passport or Need Consular Assistance:

Contact your country's embassy or consulate in Tanzania immediately. Most embassies are located in Dar es Salaam (approximately 190 km from Morogoro).

Keep a Copy of:

• Your passport identification page

• Your visa

• Your travel insurance policy

• Embassy contact information for your country

FIRE EMERGENCIES

Fire and Rescue: 111 or 112

Fire Safety:

• Locate fire exits upon arriving at your accommodation

• Do not use elevators during a fire

• Stay low to avoid smoke inhalation

• Call 112 immediately and provide clear location details

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Emergency Numbers:

• Medical assistance: 112

• Police: 999 or 112

What to Do:

• Remain at the scene unless there's immediate danger

• Call for medical and police assistance

• Take photos if possible

• Collect vehicle registration numbers and driver information

• Do not admit fault; wait for police to arrive

• Contact your insurance provider as soon as possible

CONFERENCE EMERGENCY CONTACTS

TELTA Conference Organizers:
Email: teltaconference26@gmail.com