[newinajijic]

If interested, you can copy, paste and print.
----------------------IN CASE OF EMERGENCY
ENGLISH-----------------------------------------------SPANISH
My Name is--------------------------------------------Mi nombre es
My address is-----------------------------------------Mi domicilio es
My phone number is--------------------------------Mi telefono es
Send an Ambulance--------------------------------Mande una Ambulancia

Robbery now. I am in house #-------------------Robo, ahora!!! Yo estoy en Casa #
In-----------------------------------------------------------en

For a heart attack - bring Oxygen-------------Por attaque cardiaco - traiga oxigeno
For an Asthmatic attack-bring oxygen -----Por ataque asmatico - traiga oxigeno
I fell and I am hurt------------------------------------Me cai y estoy herido
There is an Auto accident at---------------------Hay un accidente de autos en:
I am very sick------------------------------------------Estoy muy enfermo
Blood Type is------------------------------------------Tipo de sangre es
I am diabetic-------------------------------------------Soy diabetico
Allergies--------------------------------------------------Alergias

MEDICAL CLINICS - HAS AMBULANCE
AJIJIC CLINIC - Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
Dr. Alfredo Rodriguez Quintana - Speaks perfect English
Carretera Ote # 33 – Ajijic
Telephone: 766 0500 or 766 0662
Cell Phone for Dr. Rodriguez: 01 333 106 1770

CRUZ ROJA - Telephones: 765 2308 or 765 2553

RED CROSS AMBULANCE EMERGENCY---- 765-2308----CALL THIS NUMBER FIRST

MASKARAS CLINC - Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
Dr. Carlos Garcia - Speaks perfect English
Hidalgo 79 G – Riberas del Pillar
Telephone: 765 4805 or 765 4838

[moderator-2]

Also very good information, pinned for easy reference.

[Ellie]

The Cruz Roja also has handy sized cards - available at the Cruz Roja table at LCS - that have all of the information bilingually.
These have been available for many years and I keep one by each phone in the house. A donation to Cruz Roja is a good thing.

[bus]

765-2308 is the PREFFERED direct to Chapala Cruz Roja (Red Cross) emergency number. The 065 number is answered in Guadalajara and then forwarded to Chapala.

[RVGRINGO]

Using the local number will probably result in faster service at Lakeside. There have been cases of the national emergency numbers being 'out of order'. The local number may also be more accustomed to dealing with limited Spanish language.

[moderator-2]

Corrected to reflect the local number, thanks!

[Milena]

moderator-2, on 10 November 2009 - 01:25 PM, said:

Also very good information, pinned for easy reference.

Ah, what does 'pinned' mean?

[Intercasa]

Just a note, he did the translations in the masculine, something a lady would say different for the change in gender such as:


Ladies / Females:
I fell and I am hurt------------------------------------Me cai y estoy herida

I am very sick------------------------------------------Estoy muy enferma

I am diabetic-------------------------------------------Soy diabetica

[Zardoz]

http://www.123teachm...ical_dictionary


This link is an English to Spanish medical dictionary. It is easier for many people to read english than to
understand spoken English. It lowers the chance of miscommunication if you write it down both in english and
spanish.

Z

[sandykayak]

I had saved these that someone else posted a while back.


020 operator, long-distance calls in Mexico
030 the time
031 wakeup service
040 information
050 telephone service repair
055 long-distance services
065 Cruz Roja (Red Cross)
066 Emergencies (much like our 911): police, fire, & ambulance
071 emergency electric repair (CFE)
078 Angeles Verdes (Green Angels – roadside service)
090 operator, international calls