If you are the victim of a crime, report it to your consulate. You should also get in touch with your embassy if your passport is stolen or goes missing. It’s a good idea to have your embassy’s contact information with you while you travel.
In the event that a U.S. citizen is a victim of a crime, they can dial (202) 501-4444 to reach the embassy.
Canadians can call 613-996-8885 to get in touch with the Emergency Watch and Response center in Ottawa.
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