Dealing with emergency situations in Denmark

Hi,
I have had one such experience last year. I had visited my houseowner and had parked my scooter outside her home. After an hour, when I came out of her house, I discovered that my scooter was stolen...... I had bought it only a week ago.

My houseowner called the police and we also submitted an online complaint on www.politi.dk, where I provided all the details. The police called me next day, they had tracked location of my scooter and asked me to collect it. I got it back, however the thieves had broken the ignition lock and I had to replace it with a new lock.

Here are some emergency contact numbers (112 is being used in many countries).
http://www.visitcopenhagen.com/copenhagen/emergencies

When we travel outside the country, it is extremely important to carry our danish residence card in addition to our passport. They had asked for my residence card during check-in when I wanted to board a flight from Shanghai to Denmark last month.

Regards,
Jay

If you are a US citizen and not a dual citizen, you can get an emergency passport at the US Embassy while you wait.  They have you in their data base.  In the process, you can fill out an application for a new one.  I got mine in 10 days. Be sure to check their website,