Emergency callers in Japan can now use multilingual system to send videos to police – The Mainichi
https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20221003/p2a/00m/0na/017000c
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> The emergency caller can log into the system by tapping the URL and entering the access code that they heard verbally from the operation center official while continuing the conversation using the speaker function on their phone or other device. Once the caller agrees to a few terms, including a waiver of copyright on the video, filming begins.
That sounds like an overly convoluted process to follow, if your life is in danger, and you’re panicking.