Stay Prepared

Safety Guidelines

Knowing what to do before, during and after an emergency can help protect you, your family and your community.

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Heavy Rain & Flood Safety

Avoid walking or driving through flooded roads. Stay away from overflowing streams and low-lying areas. Follow official warnings and move to safer locations when instructed.

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Thunderstorm Safety

Stay indoors during lightning and thunderstorms. Avoid open fields, tall trees, electric poles and metal objects. Disconnect unnecessary electrical appliances.

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Fire Safety

Stay calm, alert emergency services immediately and use the nearest safe exit. Never use lifts during a building fire. Keep children away from dangerous areas.

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Heatwave Safety

Drink sufficient water, avoid direct sunlight during peak hours and wear light clothing. Take extra care of children, elderly people and outdoor workers.

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Road Accident Safety

Move to a safe location if possible. Call emergency services, do not crowd the accident area and provide assistance only when it is safe to do so.

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Dam & Water Safety

Stay away from dangerous water bodies during heavy rainfall and flooding. Follow warnings issued by district authorities and avoid restricted areas.

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Emergency Assistance

Emergency Contact Numbers

In case of an emergency, contact the appropriate service immediately and provide clear information about your location and the nature of the emergency.

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National Emergency

112
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Police

100
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Fire Service

101
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Ambulance

108
Public Support

Important Helpline Numbers

Useful national and public service helplines for assistance, support and emergency-related information.

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Health Emergency

108
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Women Helpline

181
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Child Helpline

1098
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Police Assistance

100
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Fire Emergency

101
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National Emergency

112
Preparedness & Response

Disaster Management

Preparedness, timely information and coordinated action help reduce the impact of disasters and protect communities.

Disaster management emergency response

Be Prepared Before Disaster Strikes

Disaster management involves preparation, emergency response, rescue operations and recovery. Citizens should remain alert, follow official instructions and cooperate with emergency response teams.

  • ✓ Follow official disaster warnings and alerts.
  • ✓ Keep emergency contact numbers accessible.
  • ✓ Identify safe shelters and evacuation routes.
  • ✓ Prepare an emergency kit for your family.
  • ✓ Assist vulnerable people when it is safe to do so.
  • ✓ Avoid spreading unverified information or rumours.
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Floods

Heavy rainfall and overflowing water bodies can create dangerous conditions in vulnerable areas.

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Thunderstorms

Lightning and strong winds require immediate precautions and safe shelter.

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Fire Incidents

Quick reporting and safe evacuation are important during fire emergencies.

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Heatwaves

Extreme temperatures can affect health and require preventive measures.

Be Ready

Prepare Your Emergency Kit

Keep essential supplies ready so your family can respond quickly during an emergency.

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Drinking Water

Keep clean drinking water available.

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Food Supplies

Store essential non-perishable food.

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Flashlight

Keep a flashlight and batteries ready.

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First Aid Kit

Keep basic first aid supplies accessible.

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Charged Phone

Keep your mobile phone charged.

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Important Documents

Store important documents safely.

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Emergency Updates

Follow official announcements and alerts.

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Family Plan

Discuss emergency plans with your family.

What To Do During An Emergency?

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Stay Calm

Avoid panic and carefully understand the situation.

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Call for Help

Contact emergency services and provide accurate information.

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Move to Safety

Follow evacuation instructions and move to a safe location.

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Follow Official Alerts

Trust verified information from authorised government sources.