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Call 112
112 is run by the public emergency services, not by aid.mt. Our Call 112 buttons just open your phone’s dialler, so they never depend on our servers.
Service status
What’s running right now.
An honest view of each part of aid.mt. If something isn’t running, this page says so.
aid.mt cannot send help today. In any emergency, call 112. Don’t wait for the app, a responder or a message from us.
Checked 12 Oct 2026, 01:37 (Malta time)
Not operating (preview)
Supplementary responder dispatch
No real responders are dispatched. This stays off until every approval is in place and a supervised pilot has passed.
Disabled
Live dispatch
Real-world dispatch is switched off in the software itself, not just in a setting.
Running — test data only
Test dispatch (sandbox)
Our test system uses made-up incidents and test responders only. Our team can pause it at any time with a kill switch.
Available
App preview
You can open the app and try it. Alerts are simulated and nobody is contacted.
Not published yet
Operating hours and area
Not published, because the service is not operating. See coverage.
What this means for you.
Until this page says otherwise, plan as if aid.mt can’t send help.
- Call 112 in any emergencyIt is free and works without an account.
- Don’t wait for a responderNo one will be sent through aid.mt during the preview.
- Tell your people directlyContact alerts are simulated, so phone or message family yourself.
Be ready before you need it.
Set up your trusted contacts and emergency profile in the app preview. In an emergency, call 112 first.