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Links in this section:: Attending fires; City of London Police; City Residents Prepared; Civil emergencies - business continuity advice; Civil emergencies - emergency plan; Civil emergencies - flooding; Civil emergencies - gas pipelines; Civil emergencies - major accident hazards; Civil emergencies - social and psychological support; Civil emergencies - the Civil Contingencies Act; Community risks; Emergencies - air ambulance; Emergencies - major incident clean up/repair; Emergencies - major incident response; Emergencies - medical; Emergencies - medical control; Emergencies - road traffic accidents; Emergencies - severe weather warnings; Emergencies - water/flood rescue; Emergencies - winter weather; Environmental services - out of hours emergencies; Fire and rescue - radiation; Fire and rescue - special services; Hydrants maintenance; Keeping you informed; Police Authority; Post-incident support; Preparing for emergencies; Preparing for emergencies - cordon access database; Preparing for emergencies - useful links; Roads - flooding - drains and gullies; Securing premises after incidents

See also:: Arson reduction; Hazardous chemical incidents; Infectious diseases - investigation

Civil emergencies - gas pipelines

If you smell gas, think you have a gas leak, or are worried that fumes containing carbon monoxide are escaping from a gas appliance, call National Grid Gas Emergencies (Formally Transco Gas ) on 0800 111 999 (this is a 24-hour free emergency line).

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