Safety in Luxembourg

Disaster preparedness in Luxembourg covers flooding, severe weather, fires, road crashes, technological failures and rare earthquake or malicious threats. These events can affect people, the environment or critical infrastructure. National warning, rescue and crisis-coordination services support emergency response, while households can prepare by knowing warning channels, keeping essential supplies available and calling 112 during an urgent emergency involving fire, ambulance, rescue, flooding, pollution or serious damage. Crime safety covers offences such as theft, violence, threats, burglary, fraud, domestic violence, cybercrime, drug offences and damage to property. The Police recorded 41,489 cases in Luxembourg in 2025, but recorded cases depend on reports and police registration and therefore do not measure every incident or the full prevalence of crime. A practical safety assessment should distinguish the sudden physical impact of a disaster from the prevention, reporting and protection measures used for crime. Household planning is strongest when it covers both immediate emergency response and everyday protection of people, homes, property and personal information.