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Telephone CodesValid as of November 2001  All local telephone numbers remain the same, as do 700, 800, 900 numbers. To call Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey from anywhere in Mexico you will need to dial 01 + a two-digit long distance code (Mexico City 55, Guadalajara 33, Monterrey 81) + the 8 digits of the phone number. For any calls to any other city in Mexico you must dial 01 + 3-digit long distance code + 7 digits of the phone number.
To call a cell phone in Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey from anywhere in Mexico you will need to dial 044 + the two-digit long distance code (Mexico City 55, Guadalajara 33, Monterrey 81) + the 8 digits of the cell phone number. For calls to a cell phone in any other city in Mexico you must dial 044 + the 3-digit long distance code + the 7 digits of the cell phone number. For long distance calls to cellphones you must dial 01 + a 2- or 3-digit code (new code) + the cell phone number. To call Mexico from abroad you will need to dial the access code of the country you are in + 52 + the new long distance code + 7 or 8 digits (see above). If you would like more information on the new codes you can call 020 or 090. Important Phone Numbers in MexicoInformation
Informacion
040 Time
030 Red Cross
Cruz Roja
Headquarters:
(52) 5557-5757/58/59 Rescue and Medical Emergencies Squad
Escuadron de Rescates y Urgencias Medicas (ERUM)
(52) 5722-8805 Civil Protection
Protección Civil
(52) 5683-1154/1142/2838/1533 Missing Persons
Locatel
(52) 5658-1111 Electric Company
Compañia de Luz y Fuerza del Centro
Emergencies
D.F.: (52) 5629-7171
Edo. de México: (52) 5228-7600 Blood Banks
Bancos de Sangre
(52) 5782-1088, ext. 4503/4202
(52) 5538-6579, 5627-6900, ext. 2613 Youth Integration Center
Addiction Prevention and Treatment
Centro de Integracion Juvenil:
Prevencion y Tratamiento de Adicciones
24 Hours
(52) 5212-1212 | Emergencies
(Police, Ambulance, Fire)
Emergencias
060 ABC Hospital
Emergency: 5230-8161/62/63/64
Switchboard: 5230-8000 Red Cross Hospital
Switchboard: 5580-0070
Ambulances: 5557-5757, 5395-1111
Bosques: 5570-2011
South: 5660-4639
North: 5787-1540 Federal Highway Police
Policia Federal de Caminos
(52) 5677-2227 Public Safety Headquarters
Seguridad Publica Oficina Central
(52) 5242-5100 Forest Fires
Incendios Forestales
(52) 5554-0612, 5658-3215 Anti-Rabies Center
Centro Antirrabico
(52) 5607-4093/4658 AIDS (SIDA)
Information
5644-7603 AIDS Support
Telsida y Conasida
(52) 5666-7432 Tourist Safety
Infotur Seguridad Turística
(52) 5250-0123, 01-800-5903-9200 |
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