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Reporting Road Accidents

Overview

When members of the public are involved in road traffic accidents, they are required to report in person to the nearest police station or by calling.

The following information should be provided when reporting a road traffic accident:

 

  • Exact location of the accident
  • Any injuries at the scene
  • Number of vehicles involved
  • If other services are required such as the fire brigade and medical assistance
  • The caller’s particulars (i.e. names and addresses)
Who is eligible?
  • Victim
  • Witness
  • Any member of the public
How do I get this service?
  • Visit any police station or police post
  • Call 999 
What supporting documents are required?

None

How long will this service take?

Immediately.

How much does it cost?

No cost

Where can I obtain this service?

Any police station or police post.

Where can I get more information on this Service

Any police station or police post.

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