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Stay Safe, Stay Prepared

Being prepared and informed is the first step toward staying safe during emergencies. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, following basic safety practices can help prevent accidents and ensure a quick response during unexpected situations.

Know Emergency Numbers

Save important emergency contact numbers, including Police, Ambulance, Fire Services, and local helplines before travelling.

Stay Updated On current News

Monitor local weather forecasts and government advisories, especially during heavy rains, storms, or extreme weather conditions.

Follow Safety Instructions

Always obey traffic rules, warning signs, and instructions issued by local authorities or emergency personnel.

Keep Your Phone Charged

Carry a fully charged mobile phone and a power bank while travelling to ensure you can contact emergency services when needed.

Carry a Basic First Aid Kit

Keep essential medicines, bandages, antiseptic supplies, and personal medical necessities readily available during your journey.

Stay Connected To Everyone

Inform your family or friends about your travel plans and share your live location when visiting unfamiliar places.

Stay Informed with Real-Time Weather Updates

Live Weather Report
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Mahbūbnagar, IN
4:13 am, Aug 16, 2026
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Humidity: 80 %
Pressure: 1007 mb
Wind: 14 mph
Wind Gust: 27 mph
Clouds: 86%
Visibility: 10 km
Sunrise: 6:01 am
Sunset: 6:43 pm
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Emergency Contact Numbers

In case of an emergency, immediate access to the right contact can make a significant difference. The following emergency numbers connect you with essential public safety and emergency response services available across Mahabubnagar district.

Police Emergency

100 / 112

Ambulance Services

108

Fire & Rescue

101

Women Helpline

181

Child Helpline

1098

Electricity Emergency

1800-233-3435

Water Supply Emergency

040 2339 6655

Traffic Assistance

103

District Control Room

08542-241165

Emergency Preparedness & Safety Guide

Emergencies can happen unexpectedly, but being prepared can make a significant difference. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, following essential safety practices and understanding how to respond during different emergencies can help protect lives and reduce risks. Stay informed, stay alert, and always follow instructions from local authorities.

Emergency Preparedness :

Prepare an Emergency Kit

Keep a kit containing drinking water, first-aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, essential medicines, important documents, and emergency contacts for quick access.

Save Important Contacts

Store emergency numbers such as Police, Fire, Ambulance, and District Control Room on your mobile phone for immediate assistance.

Know Safe Routes

Identify nearby hospitals, police stations, emergency shelters, and evacuation routes before visiting unfamiliar areas.

Create a Family Safety Plan

Discuss meeting points, emergency contacts, and communication methods with your family in case you become separated.

Keep Essentials Ready

Carry a fully charged phone, power bank, flashlight, drinking water, and necessary medications while travelling.

Follow Official Alerts

Stay updated through official government notifications, weather forecasts, and emergency advisories before and during your journey.

Safety During Different Emergencies :

Title

Contact
  • Fire & Rescue: 101
  • Emergency Response: 112
What to Do
  1. Stay calm and alert people nearby.
  2. Leave the building using the nearest safe exit.
  3. Never use elevators during a fire.
  4. Call the Fire & Rescue Department immediately.
  5. Wait in a safe open area until authorities declare it safe.
Contact
  • District Control Room
  • Emergency Response: 112
What to Do
  1. Move to higher ground immediately.
  2. Avoid walking or driving through floodwater.
  3. Switch off electricity if it is safe to do so.
  4. Follow official weather alerts.
  5. Wait for clearance before returning home.
Contact
  • Electricity Emergency
  • Emergency Response: 112
What to Do
  1. Stay away from damaged electrical lines.
  2. Do not touch electrical equipment with wet hands.
  3. Report the hazard immediately.
  4. Keep children and others away from the area.
  5. Wait for trained personnel to repair the fault.
Contact
  • Ambulance: 108
  • Police: 100 / 112
What to Do
  1. Ensure your own safety before helping others.
  2. Call emergency services immediately.
  3. Turn on hazard lights if safe.
  4. Provide first aid only if trained.
  5. Do not move seriously injured persons unless there is immediate danger.
Contact
  • Health Helpline
  • Ambulance: 108
What to Do
  1. Move to a cool or shaded place.
  2. Drink water regularly.
  3. Avoid outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours.
  4. Wear light-colored clothing.
  5. Seek medical attention if dizziness, confusion, or fainting occurs.
Contact
  • Ambulance: 108
  • Forest Department / Wildlife Helpline 
What to Do
  1. Stay calm and avoid sudden movement.
  2. Keep the affected limb still and below heart level.
  3. Remove rings or tight clothing near the bite.
  4. Reach the nearest hospital immediately.
  5. Do not cut the wound, suck the venom, or apply a tourniquet.
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