Travel Emergencies

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#1

Good afternoon! Welcome to the bookshop. How can I help you?

#2

Hi, I really need some help right now. Something terrible has happened.

#3

Oh no, you look quite upset. Please tell me what is wrong.

#4

Someone stole my wallet while I was walking near the train station.

#5

That is awful! Have you called the police about it yet?

#6

No, I haven't. My phone was in the wallet, so I cannot call anyone.

#7

You can use our shop phone to call the emergency number.

#8

Thank you so much. What is the emergency number here in this city?

#9

It is 999 here in the UK. I will dial it for you now.

#10

Wait, there is another problem. I think I have also lost my passport.

#11

Oh dear! When did you last see your passport?

#12

I had it this morning when I checked out of my hotel room.

#13

If you have lost your passport, you need to contact your embassy.

#14

Do you know where the American embassy is located in this city?

#15

I am not sure, but I can look it up on my computer.

#16

That would be very helpful. I feel so lost without my documents.

#17

Here it is. The embassy is on Grosvenor Square, which is not far.

#18

Also, you should file a police report because it is needed for insurance.

#19

You are right. Can the police help me get a temporary travel document?

#20

The embassy can issue an emergency passport if you bring the police report.

#21

I have been traveling for three years, and this has never happened before.

#22

Do not worry. Let me write down all the addresses and phone numbers.

#23

You have been so kind. I really appreciate all of your help today.