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Hotline
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a direct phone line for emergency calls or calls between heads of governments
What is a "hotline"?
A hotline is a direct phone line that provides immediate assistance or support for specific issues, such as emergencies, mental health crises, or customer service concerns. It is often available 24/7, ensuring that people can receive help at any time. Hotlines are typically operated by trained professionals who are ready to offer advice, support, or direct assistance. They are commonly set up by government agencies, non-profit organizations, or businesses to address urgent needs and offer quick responses to critical situations.
Examples
Political campaigns use hotlines to encourage voter turnout and provide information on polling locations.
The IT department established a hotline for employees to report technical issues and request assistance.
