Albania

The 112 calls that pass on to the emergency centre will hear this auto recorded voice message say to them this " nje, nje, dy, qendra e emergjences " which means in the direct translation from Albanian this: one, one, two, centre of emergency and it lasts 3 seconds to complete, the other left one is only the moment of it being answered.

Feautures of the call centre:

The calls to 112 in Albania are answered if operators(or the call centre) is not busy at the exact point of time within 3 seconds, and the calls are not just answered or handled in Albanian but also in English, French and German, in some or rare cases also in Russian, Byelorussian, and in many extent cases, in southernmost regions of Albania also in Greek with the help of specially trained operators or in the northeastern regions(eg.: in Kukes, or also Shkoder county) also in Serbian by operators themselves, without the use of interpreters or any other kind of translating service/software.

Trivia
 * Albania hasn't established a way for disabled-end users for contacting emergency services
 * Since March 2017 Albania has established 112 to be operational countrywide thus making March 20 for the remaining Albanian counties
 * There are no other established 112 emergency call centres than the only one for Tirana county which does not even include the region itself but only the municipality and still even in municipality it still has a few blank spots which delay the service of calling 112
 * In Korce county there has been implmented the possibility of calling 112 without a sim card since the late 2015, and thus it being the first call centre to able to do so in the "whole" country
 * There has been established an interpreter in Korçe county for Greek by the of 2014 and nowadays also for a at least one Slavic language towards 2017, and in Shkoder county too for at least one Slavic language