What is the fire brigade number in Bhawanipatna?

101 (Fire). Fire station line on the Kalahandi district website.

What are the emergency numbers in Bhawanipatna?

101 Fire (Fire station line on the Kalahandi district website); 108 Ambulance (Also 102 for the Janani ambulance); 100 Police (Police line); 06670-230666 Bhawanipatna Fire Station (Office line from the 2019 district plan); 06670-230455 District Emergency Operation Centre (Collectorate control room, also 06670-230457); 1070 Rescue and Relief (Listed on the district website).

Which fire stations are there in Bhawanipatna?

13 fire stations are listed for Bhawanipatna: Bhawanipatna Fire Station (Bhawanipatna town), 06670-230666; Lanjigarh Fire Station (Kalahandi district); Dharamgarh Fire Station (Kalahandi district); Kesinga Fire Station (Kalahandi district); Junagarh Fire Station (Kalahandi district); Koksara Fire Station (Kalahandi district); Jaipatna Fire Station (Kalahandi district); Kalampur Fire Station (Kalahandi district); Karlamunda Fire Station (Kalahandi district); Narla Fire Station (Kalahandi district). 3 more are listed in the table on this page. This is the thirteen-station list in the 2019 district disaster plan, and only the Bhawanipatna station is in the town. The newer 2025-26 plan prints different office lines, so only the Bhawanipatna landline is shown. In an emergency, call 101 first; station lines are office numbers.

What is the phone number of Bhawanipatna Fire Station in Bhawanipatna?

Bhawanipatna Fire Station (Bhawanipatna town): 06670-230666. For a fire, call 101 or 112 first; a station number is an office line.

What are the main fire and safety risks in Bhawanipatna?

The main risks listed for Bhawanipatna are: River floods; Lightning; Summer fires; Heat waves. The Local risks section of this page gives the dates and details.

City safety guide

Bhawanipatna Fire and Emergency Safety Guide

Bhawanipatna is the district headquarters of Kalahandi in western Odisha, with the Tel and Indravati rivers in the district around it. This guide puts the emergency numbers, the district fire stations and the main local risks on one page, using the hazards the district disaster plan records.

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101Fire 108Ambulance 100Police 06670-230666Bhawanipatna Fire Station

06670-230455 District Emergency Operation CentreCollectorate control room, also 06670-230457 1070 Rescue and ReliefListed on the district website

101: Fire station line on the Kalahandi district website · 108: Also 102 for the Janani ambulance · 100: Police line · 06670-230666: Office line from the 2019 district plan

Take these numbers with you

Print the Bhawanipatna emergency card for the fridge or the front door, and cut out the wallet cards. It holds 112, 101, the ambulance and police numbers, and the Bhawanipatna fire, disaster and civic numbers from this guide. There are blank lines for your family contacts and the nearest hospital.

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Checked 15 November 2026. Numbers can change; re-check them before you rely on them.

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Local risks in Bhawanipatna

River floods

The 2025-26 district plan records 15 floods since 2012 that affected about 65,780 people. It lists flood embankment works around villages of Bhawanipatna block such as Kandulguda and Barfa.

Lightning

The plan lists 76 lightning incidents and 76 deaths in the district since 2012. Its state-level text says lightning has taken more lives than any other natural calamity in the past decade.

Summer fires

The plan records 83 fire incidents in the district since 2012 and notes that fire accidents rise in the summer months.

Heat waves

The plan lists 12 heat wave incidents with 8 deaths since 2012, along with 10 droughts that affected about 94,000 people. Heat stroke is a real danger for outdoor labour in the summer months.

Fire stations in Bhawanipatna

13 stations. Tap Call to ring the station office.

Station	Area	Contact
Bhawanipatna Fire Station	Bhawanipatna town	Call06670-230666
Lanjigarh Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Dharamgarh Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Kesinga Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Junagarh Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Koksara Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Jaipatna Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Kalampur Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Karlamunda Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Narla Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
M. Rampur Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Golamunda Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101
Th. Rampur Fire Station	Kalahandi district	Call 101

This is the thirteen-station list in the 2019 district disaster plan, and only the Bhawanipatna station is in the town. The newer 2025-26 plan prints different office lines, so only the Bhawanipatna landline is shown. In an emergency, call 101 first; station lines are office numbers.

Stay safe: quick checklist

Save 101, 108 and 100 in your phone, plus the Bhawanipatna Fire Station line 06670-230666. Teach children and elders how to use them.
In the monsoon do not cross a flowing river, causeway or nala on foot or by bike, and move early from low riverside land when a warning is out.
In a thunderstorm do not shelter under a lone tree or stand in an open field. Go inside a pucca building and stay away from windows and taps.

In April and May avoid heavy work outdoors from noon to four, drink water and oral rehydration salts, and move anyone who feels dizzy and hot into shade and cool them with wet cloth.
Keep the kitchen clear of straw, cloth and cans of fuel, and switch off the cylinder regulator at night. Keep a bucket of water or sand near.
Cool the burn under cool, clean running water for 20 minutes. Even 10 minutes helps if that's all you can manage. No ice, toothpaste, oil or butter.

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Bhawanipatna at a glance

Where it is: The district headquarters of Kalahandi, in western Odisha
District area: 7,920 sq km, about 32 percent of it forest
Population: In the Census 2011 the district's rural population was 14,54,882, which is 92.26 percent of the total
Fire stations: 13 in the district plan, one of them in Bhawanipatna town
Emergency system: Fire is 101, ambulance 108 and police 100

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