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The emergency call number for the Belgian police is 101 and is free. The European number is 112. We have listed hereunder some of the police stations accessible for persons in a wheelchair : Police station – Central Division, Rue Marché au Charbon (nearby the Grand-Place) – access through the reception: at floor-level thanks to …