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Your essential contact phonebook

As the nation is in the earlier stages of the 21-day lockdown, it is important to have essential contact numbers saved nearby, should the possibility of an emergency or need arise.

Here are 23 important numbers to have:

Coronavirus hotline (National Institute for Communicable Diseases): 0800-029-999

Coronavirus WhatsApp: 060-012-3456

Presidential Hotline: 17737

South African Police Service – Crime Stop and anonymous tip-offs: 086-001-0111

Reporting undue price increases: 080-014-1880

Support to SMMEs in distress: 086-066-37867

National crisis line: 086-132-2322

Family Violence, Child Protection and Sexual Offences Unit: 080-015-0150

Gender-based Violence and Femicide-related Services – complaints: 080-033-3177

Gender-based violence command centre: 080-042-8428 or *120*7867# (free)

Woman Abuse Hotline: 080-015-0150

Persons with disabilities: SMS ‘help’ to 31531

National Human Trafficking Hotline: 080-022-2777

Childline: 080-005-5555

Suicide Crisis Line: 080-056-7567 or 080-045-6789

Aids Helpline: 080-001-2322

Sassa call centre: 080-060-1011

PostBank call centre: 080-053-5455

Department of Trade and Industry: 080-000-6543

Department of Home Affairs: 080-060-1190

Department of Water and Sanitation: 080-020-0200

Department of Tourism: 086-086-8747

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