Stay Safe. Stay Prepared.
During an emergency, quick action and access to reliable information can help protect lives and reduce risks.
This page provides important emergency contact numbers, basic safety guidelines and information to help residents and visitors respond effectively during emergencies in Tumakuru District.
In case of an immediate threat to life or property, contact the appropriate emergency service without delay.
Emergency Helpline Numbers
Keep these important emergency numbers accessible.
Emergency
Single emergency response number for police, fire and medical assistance.
Police
Contact police services during emergencies and law-and-order situations.
Fire & Rescue
Contact fire and rescue services during fire-related emergencies.
Ambulance
Emergency ambulance service for urgent medical assistance.
Safety Guidelines
Follow these basic precautions during an emergency.
🚨 General Emergency
- Stay calm and assess the situation.
- Move to a safe location if necessary.
- Call the appropriate emergency service.
- Follow instructions from emergency personnel.
- Do not spread unverified information.
🔥 Fire Safety
- Raise the alarm and evacuate immediately.
- Do not use lifts during a fire.
- Stay low if there is heavy smoke.
- Do not re-enter a burning building.
- Call the fire and rescue service.
🌧️ Heavy Rain & Flood
- Avoid flooded roads and low-lying areas.
- Do not attempt to cross flowing water.
- Keep important documents in a safe place.
- Follow official evacuation instructions.
- Keep emergency supplies ready.
⚡ Lightning
- Stay indoors during thunderstorms.
- Avoid open fields and isolated trees.
- Stay away from water bodies.
- Unplug sensitive electrical equipment.
- Follow official weather alerts.
☀️ Heatwave
- Drink sufficient water throughout the day.
- Avoid unnecessary outdoor activity.
- Wear light and comfortable clothing.
- Stay indoors during peak afternoon heat.
- Check on elderly and vulnerable people.
🏥 Medical Emergency
- Call an ambulance for serious emergencies.
- Provide basic first aid if trained.
- Do not move seriously injured people unnecessarily.
- Share the exact location with responders.
- Follow medical professionals' instructions.
What To Do During an Emergency
Simple steps can help you respond safely and effectively.
Before an Emergency
- Keep emergency phone numbers saved.
- Prepare a basic emergency kit.
- Keep important documents safely stored.
- Know the safest routes from your home or workplace.
- Monitor official weather and emergency alerts.
During an Emergency
- Remain calm and avoid panic.
- Move away from immediate danger.
- Contact the appropriate emergency service.
- Help children, elderly people and persons who need assistance.
- Follow instructions from authorities.
Weather & Disaster Alerts
Stay informed about weather conditions that may affect travel, health and public safety.
Heatwave
During periods of high temperature, avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and stay hydrated.
Heavy Rain
Stay alert during heavy rainfall and avoid travelling through waterlogged or flooded areas.
Thunderstorm
Seek shelter indoors during thunderstorms and avoid exposed outdoor locations.
Strong Winds
Stay away from unstable structures, trees, hoardings and other objects that may fall.
Disaster Safety Information
Important precautions for common emergency situations.
🌊 Flood Safety
Flooding can occur during periods of intense rainfall. Take precautions and follow instructions issued by local authorities.
- Move to higher ground when advised.
- Avoid walking or driving through floodwater.
- Switch off electricity if it is safe to do so.
- Keep emergency supplies ready.
🌍 Earthquake Safety
During an earthquake, protect yourself from falling objects and remain alert for aftershocks.
- Drop, cover and hold on.
- Stay away from windows and unstable objects.
- Do not use lifts.
- Move to a safe open area after shaking stops.
🔥 Fire Emergency
Fire can spread quickly. Evacuate the area immediately and contact emergency services.
- Raise the alarm.
- Use stairs instead of lifts.
- Stay low in smoke-filled areas.
- Never return to a burning building.
☀️ Heatwave Safety
High temperatures can cause dehydration and heat-related illness.
- Drink water regularly.
- Avoid outdoor activity during peak heat.
- Wear loose and light clothing.
- Seek medical assistance if symptoms become serious.
Prepare an Emergency Kit
Keep essential items ready so that you can respond quickly during an emergency or temporary disruption.
💧 Water & Food
Keep drinking water and ready-to-eat food items available.
🔦 Light
Keep a flashlight and spare batteries easily accessible.
🩹 First Aid
Maintain a basic first-aid kit for minor injuries and emergencies.
📱 Communication
Keep mobile phones charged and emergency contacts saved.
📄 Documents
Keep copies of important documents protected and accessible.
🔋 Power Bank
Keep a charged power bank available during power or communication disruptions.
Important Safety Notice
Emergency numbers and information provided on this page should be verified with the concerned government departments before official publication. For immediate emergencies, contact the appropriate emergency service or the national emergency response number.
Need Emergency Assistance?
For immediate assistance, contact the emergency response service.
Call Emergency – 112