What are the emergency numbers in Jhunjhunu?

112 Emergency (Rajasthan is covered by the 112 emergency system); 101 Fire (State fire brigade number listed by the Rajasthan Home Department. No district fire number was found); 108 Ambulance (State emergency services number. 102 is also listed. If neither connects, call 112); 100 Police (State police control room number, also reachable through 112); 102 Ambulance (102) (Second state ambulance number on the Home Department page); 1095 Traffic Police (State traffic helpline, not an emergency number); 1090 Women and Senior Citizens (State helpline listed by the Home Department).

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Jhunjhunu Fire and Emergency Safety Guide

Q: What is the fire brigade number in Jhunjhunu?

101 (Fire). State fire brigade number listed by the Rajasthan Home Department. No district fire number was found.

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

Mixer machine touches an 11 kV line, November 2026: On the morning of 2 November 2026 a gravel-mixing machine on a road job in Chhapoli village, in the Udaipurwati area, touched an overhead 11 kV line and eight labourers died. The Chief Minister ordered an inquiry, and we cover it in a case study. Jeep hits a parked trolley, April 2022: On 19 April 2022 a jeep hit a tractor trolley parked at the roadside near Leela ki Dhani on the Jhunjhunu to Gudha road, and eleven members of one family died. They were returning from a temple, and reports differ on some details of the crash. Workshop fire on the Jhunjhunu bypass, November 2025: On a Saturday night around the end of November 2025 eleven cars burnt at a repair workshop on the bypass. The municipal council sent three fire tenders and the fire took about two hours to bring under control, and police treated it as a deliberate fire. Loose soil heaps and children, March 2021: On a Saturday evening in March 2021 a heap of soil fell on children who were playing in the Udaipurwati area. Three were declared dead on arrival at hospital and one was hurt.

Jhunjhunu is the district headquarters of the Shekhawati region in north-east Rajasthan, with Udaipurwati, Chirawa and Nawalgarh among the larger towns around it. This guide puts the emergency numbers and the main local risks on one page, with dated examples from the district.

Checked 2 Nov 2026 Incidents update automatically. Emergency card for the fridge or your phone

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8deaths reported

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112Emergency 101Fire 108Ambulance 100Police

102 Ambulance (102)Second state ambulance number on the Home Department page 1095 Traffic PoliceState traffic helpline, not an emergency number 1090 Women and Senior CitizensState helpline listed by the Home Department

112: Rajasthan is covered by the 112 emergency system · 101: State fire brigade number listed by the Rajasthan Home Department. No district fire number was found · 108: State emergency services number. 102 is also listed. If neither connects, call 112 · 100: State police control room number, also reachable through 112

Take these numbers with you

Print the Jhunjhunu 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 Jhunjhunu 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 2 November 2026. Numbers can change; re-check them before you rely on them.

Latest incidents in Jhunjhunu

Jhunjhunu Electrocution, Rajasthan: Eight Labourers Dead as Road-Work Mixer Machine Touches 11 kV Line at Chhapoli on 2 November 20262 Nov 2026 · 8 dead

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Local risks in Jhunjhunu

Mixer machine touches an 11 kV line, November 2026

On the morning of 2 November 2026 a gravel-mixing machine on a road job in Chhapoli village, in the Udaipurwati area, touched an overhead 11 kV line and eight labourers died. The Chief Minister ordered an inquiry, and we cover it in a case study.

Jeep hits a parked trolley, April 2022

On 19 April 2022 a jeep hit a tractor trolley parked at the roadside near Leela ki Dhani on the Jhunjhunu to Gudha road, and eleven members of one family died. They were returning from a temple, and reports differ on some details of the crash.

Workshop fire on the Jhunjhunu bypass, November 2025

On a Saturday night around the end of November 2025 eleven cars burnt at a repair workshop on the bypass. The municipal council sent three fire tenders and the fire took about two hours to bring under control, and police treated it as a deliberate fire.

Loose soil heaps and children, March 2021

On a Saturday evening in March 2021 a heap of soil fell on children who were playing in the Udaipurwati area. Three were declared dead on arrival at hospital and one was hurt.

Stay safe: quick checklist

Save 112, 101, 108 and 100 in your phone today. No district fire number was found, so give the village, a landmark and the road clearly when you call.
Before any road, building or borewell work, look up. If an overhead line runs close to the site, ask the electricity company in writing to switch it off or shift it, and keep machines, pipes, rods and ladders well clear.
If a machine or vehicle touches a live wire, do not touch it or anyone stuck to it. Keep people back, call 112, and ask the electricity company to cut the supply. Do not try to pull anyone free with your hands, a metal rod or a wet cloth.

Keep children away from loose soil heaps, open trenches and borewells, and fence them with something solid.
On the highways around Jhunjhunu and Gudha, do not leave a tractor trolley or truck standing on the carriageway at night, and fit reflectors on trolleys. After a crash, call 112 first and do not move injured people unless there is fire.
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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Jhunjhunu at a glance

District area: 5,928 sq km
District population: About 21.4 lakh (Census 2011)
Town population: 1,18,473 (Census 2011)
District set-up: 12 tehsils, including Udaipurwati, Chirawa, Nawalgarh and Khetri
Emergency system: Dial 112; fire 101, ambulance 108 or 102, police 100

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