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Gurugram Fire and Emergency Safety Guide

Gurugram is Haryana's biggest business and industrial centre, with high-rises, expressways and factory belts at Udyog Vihar and Manesar. This guide puts the emergency numbers, the five fire stations on the district plan and the main local hazards on one page, with dated examples.

Checked 11 Nov 2026 Incidents update automatically. Emergency card for the fridge or your phone
2incidents covered
5deaths reported
2injured reported
112Emergency 101Fire 108Ambulance 100Police
0124-2300100 Gurugram Police Control RoomDistrict police control room. Also 0124-2221601 and 0124-2316100 0124-2321144 District Control RoomOffice of the Deputy Commissioner, Mini Secretariat. Also 0124-2325500. These are office lines, so for an emergency call 112 first 1073 Road Accident EmergencyState line for road accidents 0124-2322412 Civil Surgeon GurugramOffice of the Civil Surgeon, the district health head. This is an office line, not an emergency number 1800-180-1817 Municipal Corporation HelplineToll free civic helpline of the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram. For a fire call 101 or 112 first

112: Haryana's emergency number, listed by the state as the police control room. Use it for police, fire or ambulance help · 101: Fire and rescue. If it does not connect, call 112 · 108: State ambulance helpline. 102 is also listed on another state page. If it does not connect, call 112 · 100: Police control room, also reachable through 112

Take these numbers with you

Print the Gurugram 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 Gurugram 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 11 November 2026. Numbers can change; re-check them before you rely on them.

Local risks in Gurugram

Unfenced builder ponds and excavations

On Tuesday 10 November 2026, two girls aged about 12 to 13 drowned in a water-filled pond on builder land in Sector 71, in the Badshahpur police area. Tin sheeting was reported to be the only barrier, with a gap in it, and the father's complaint alleges negligence by the builder; police are examining that and no finding has been reported. We cover it in a case study.

Night roadworks on the expressways

Early on 17 September 2026, a car entered a median worksite near Ram Chowk on the Dwarka Expressway and hit workers who were fixing an iron fence. Three workers died and two people were hurt. Whether the barricades were enough is not yet established, and we cover it in a case study.

Waterlogging and flash floods in the rains

The district plan names the Sabi and Indori streams, which come down from Rajasthan, as the main cause of floods, and says fast building has choked the natural drainage and led to urban flooding. The Sabi is described as notorious for flash floods, and the spread of Najafgarh Jheel affects about 15 villages of Gurugram tehsil.

Fires in factories, homes and jhuggis

The district plan calls fire very common, with most reported cases in Gurugram city and the Manesar area. It names electrical short circuits, kitchen fires and careless handling and storage of flammable and chemical stock as the usual causes, and also notes fires in jhuggis.

LPG and industrial units at Manesar and Udyog Vihar

The district plan lists ten major accident hazard units, nine of them automobile makers and one an LPG bottling plant, spread over Gurugram and Manesar. LPG is the main hazardous chemical stored, and the plan warns of vapour cloud explosions if propane or LPG is released.

Crashes at busy junctions and toll points

The district recorded 1,184 road accidents in 2018 and 1,205 in 2019, with 475 and 433 deaths. The plan lists about 23 accident-prone spots, including Rajiv Chowk, Hero Honda Chowk, the Kherki Daula toll and the Sohna Road turn.

Fire stations in Gurugram

5 stations. Tap Call to ring the station office.

StationAreaContact
Gurugram Sector 29Gurugram · Sector 29Call0124-2392101
Gurugram Sector 37Gurugram · Sector 37Call0124-2373101
Gurugram Udyog ViharGurugram · Udyog ViharCall0124-2342101
Bhim NagarGurugram · Bhim NagarCall0124-2320101
SohnaSohna · townCall0124-2262401

These are the five stations in the fire control table of the district disaster management plan of 2020, with one office line each as printed there. Newer stations may be missing and numbers may have changed. In an emergency, call 112 or 101 first; station lines are office numbers.

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Gurugram at a glance

Fire stations
Five on the district plan: Sector 29, Sector 37, Udyog Vihar, Bhim Nagar and Sohna
Earthquake zone
The whole district lies in seismic zone IV, the high risk zone on the national map
Road accidents, 2019
1,205 accidents and 433 deaths, with about 23 accident-prone spots
Local control rooms
Police control room 0124-2300100; Deputy Commissioner office 0124-2321144
Emergency system
Dial 112; fire is 101, ambulance 108, police 100, road accidents 1073

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