Despite limited technological infrastructure, emergency response teams handled 2,49,945 calls, including 91,250 from women, aided by Hoysala patrol units and a fleet of 320 vehicles, building public confidence in police responsiveness. That year, 2,51,779 calls were handled, including 98,550 from women, as the system prepared for the upgraded 112 infrastructure. Bengaluru recorded 4,43,918 emergency calls, including 1,02,480 from women, with 68% of callers giving five-star ratings, reflecting high public satisfaction, said the release. Additionally, emergency call boxes were installed at safety islands and integrated with the helpline, resulting in 230 genuine emergency calls being received through these facilities. Over the last four years, Bengaluru’s emergency response system has handled 9,45,642 emergency calls, assisting 2,92,280 women in distress, demonstrating the city’s commitment to leveraging technology for public safety, the release said.