Immediate emergencyCall 112
State Emergency Operation Centre1070
District helpline1077
01
Seismic Zone V
Earthquake
Before
- Secure shelves, overhead fixtures and heavy objects.
- Keep beds and exits away from objects that may fall.
- Know the location of electrical and gas shut-offs.
- Keep water, food, medicines, a torch, radio and first-aid supplies ready.
During
- Stay calm. Drop, cover and hold on.
- Keep away from windows, exterior walls and unsecured objects.
- Do not use lifts or rush onto stairways.
- If driving, stop away from buildings, bridges and power lines.
After
- Check for injuries and unsafe structural damage.
- Expect aftershocks and move away from damaged buildings and power lines.
- Avoid flames and electrical switches if gas leakage is possible.
- Follow official announcements and do not spread rumours.
02
Home & settlement safety
Fire
Before
- Install and regularly test smoke alarms.
- Plan and practise escape routes with your household.
- Do not overload outlets or use damaged electrical cords.
- Store fuels and flammable liquids safely away from flames.
During
- If clothing catches fire: stop, drop and roll.
- Stay low beneath smoke and cover your nose and mouth.
- Check a closed door for heat before opening it.
- Leave the building, close doors behind you and do not re-enter.
After
- Cool and cover burns and seek medical attention.
- Do not enter a damaged building if heat or smoke remains.
- Wait for emergency personnel to confirm that the structure is safe.
03
Monsoon & slope safety
Landslide
Before
- Avoid building near steep slopes, drainage channels and unstable edges.
- Keep natural drainage clear and protect vegetation on vulnerable slopes.
- Watch for new cracks, leaning trees and changes in water flow.
During
- Move out of the path of debris immediately.
- Listen for cracking trees, rolling stones or unusual rumbling.
- Be alert when stream water suddenly rises or turns muddy.
- Warn others and contact local authorities.
After
- Stay away because additional slides may occur.
- Watch for flooding caused by blocked streams and debris.
- Help children, older people and persons with disabilities reach safety.
04
Low-lying & urban areas
Flood
Before
- Follow rainfall and official warning information.
- Move documents, medicines and essential supplies above expected water level.
- Know the safest route to higher ground.
During
- Move to higher ground without waiting for water to rise.
- Never walk or drive through moving floodwater.
- Keep away from drains, riverbanks and fallen electrical lines.
After
- Return only after authorities say the area is safe.
- Avoid contaminated water and damaged electrical systems.
- Photograph damage safely and report urgent needs through Citizens' Corner.