What are the emergency numbers in Farrukhabad?

112 Emergency (Police emergency number listed on the district portal); 101 Fire (Fire help line printed on an older district page. If it does not connect, call 112); 112 Ambulance (No ambulance number is printed on the district pages, so call 112); 100 Police (Listed on the district Helpline page, also reachable through 112); 9454418424 Fire help line (mobile) (Printed with 101 on the district Helpline page, which is dated 2019); 9454417450 Police Control Room (Listed on the district Helpline page, dated 2019); 155300 Citizen's Call center (District helpline for complaints, not an emergency number); 1091 Women Helpline (Listed on the district portal).

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Farrukhabad Fire and Emergency Safety Guide

Q: What is the fire brigade number in Farrukhabad?

101 (Fire). Fire help line printed on an older district page. If it does not connect, call 112.

Q: What are the main fire and safety risks in Farrukhabad?

Tyre-oil factory fire without a fire NOC: Early on 27 October 2026 a fire at a tyre oil-extraction factory in the Khimsepur industrial area took about 10 hours and six engines, with more called from Kannauj and Mainpuri. A fire officer said the unit ran without a fire department NOC, and a fire a year earlier had burned four workers badly. Ganga and Ramganga floods: On 12 August 2026 officials counted 33 villages and over 23,000 people affected, while ground reports put floodwater in nearly 60 villages. The main road towards the next district was shut with water over it. Night crashes on district roads: On a Saturday night in October 2024 a truck hit a pickup vehicle in Farrukhabad district, and two people died and 14 were hurt. Pickups and tempos carrying many people at night are a repeat risk on the highway stretches here. Thin fire cover on the printed list: The state fire station list has no row for Farrukhabad, and the district portal prints only a fire help line. Keep extinguishers in shops and units, a second way out of every floor, and give a clear landmark when you ring 112.

Farrukhabad, joined with Fatehgarh, is the district headquarters town of Farrukhabad district in Uttar Pradesh, on the Ganga between Kanpur and Agra. This guide puts the emergency numbers and the main local risks on one page, with dated examples from the town and the district.

Checked 28 Oct 2026 Incidents update automatically. Emergency card for the fridge or your phone

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112Emergency 101Fire 112Ambulance 100Police

9454418424 Fire help line (mobile)Printed with 101 on the district Helpline page, which is dated 2019 9454417450 Police Control RoomListed on the district Helpline page, dated 2019 155300 Citizen's Call centerDistrict helpline for complaints, not an emergency number 1091 Women HelplineListed on the district portal

112: Police emergency number listed on the district portal · 101: Fire help line printed on an older district page. If it does not connect, call 112 · 112: No ambulance number is printed on the district pages, so call 112 · 100: Listed on the district Helpline page, also reachable through 112

Take these numbers with you

Print the Farrukhabad 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 Farrukhabad 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 28 October 2026. Numbers can change; re-check them before you rely on them.

Latest incidents in Farrukhabad

Farrukhabad tyre factory fire: none hurt; officer says no NOC27 Oct 2026 · 0 dead · 0 injured

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Local risks in Farrukhabad

Tyre-oil factory fire without a fire NOC

Early on 27 October 2026 a fire at a tyre oil-extraction factory in the Khimsepur industrial area took about 10 hours and six engines, with more called from Kannauj and Mainpuri. A fire officer said the unit ran without a fire department NOC, and a fire a year earlier had burned four workers badly.

Ganga and Ramganga floods

On 12 August 2026 officials counted 33 villages and over 23,000 people affected, while ground reports put floodwater in nearly 60 villages. The main road towards the next district was shut with water over it.

Night crashes on district roads

On a Saturday night in October 2024 a truck hit a pickup vehicle in Farrukhabad district, and two people died and 14 were hurt. Pickups and tempos carrying many people at night are a repeat risk on the highway stretches here.

Thin fire cover on the printed list

The state fire station list has no row for Farrukhabad, and the district portal prints only a fire help line. Keep extinguishers in shops and units, a second way out of every floor, and give a clear landmark when you ring 112.

Stay safe: quick checklist

Save 112, 101 and 100 in your phone today. No ambulance number is printed for the district, so call 112 and give your ward or village, a landmark and the nearest road.
Units that burn or melt tyres, rubber or plastic need a fire NOC, extinguishers, a water source and a clear exit. If you work in one, ask for these in writing and know where the nearest exit is.
Burning tyres give off thick black smoke. Stay upwind and well away, keep children and older people indoors with windows shut, and do not enter a smoke-filled shed to save stock.

When the Ganga or Ramganga rises, stay off the embankments and cut-off roads. Move cattle, grain and papers early and follow the district notices.
On the highway at night, a pickup or tempo is not a passenger vehicle. Avoid riding in the back, wear a seat belt where there is one, and keep a reflector or torch to warn traffic if you stop.
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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Farrukhabad at a glance

City population: About 2,75,754 (Census 2011), counted with Fatehgarh
District: About 18.85 lakh people (Census 2011) in about 2,181 sq km, with 3 tehsils, 7 blocks and 15 police stations
Hospitals: 13 listed on the district portal, mostly community health centres, plus a Civil Hospital at Linjiganj
Fire stations: No official list was found for the district
Emergency system: Dial 112; police 100

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