People are being urged to only ring 999 for genuine emergencies as West Mercia Police's phone lines experience technical issues.
The force is having problems with its phone lines and other forces have stepped in to help take calls.On Sunday a spokesperson for the police force said:"We are still experiencing issues with our 999 and 101 phone lines and asking the public to only use 999 for genuine emergencies."Our team are still working hard to resolve these issues.
"Our contingency plans are up and running and we are, of course, still responding to emergency incidents and officers remain visible and working within our communities.
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