Friday, November 4, 2022
Sergeant Yuki Hoshino, 30, Hekisui Police Station, Regional Division, Regional Section, Fukagawa Police Station, Asahikawa District, Hokkaido Police Department, created a "#9110 if you get a scam phone call" sign to help prevent damage from scam phone calls.
If you get a scam call, #9110/nobori


If you get a scam call, #9110, flyer

#9110" is a nationwide telephone number that connects to the police consultation service.
If you need to talk to the police about a problem, please use the Police Consultation Line #9110. From anywhere in Japan, you will be connected to the police headquarters or other consultation offices that have jurisdiction over the area where you are calling from. (Reference: Government Public Relations Online)
If you are not sure whether a crime or accident is involved, but you want to consult with the police about stalking, domestic violence, malicious business practices, etc., you can use the telephone number for police consultation....
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