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Noida-Greater Noida Fire and Emergency Safety Guide

Noida and Greater Noida make up Gautam Buddh Nagar district, a belt of high-rise societies, factory sectors and Yamuna floodplain villages next to Delhi. This guide puts the emergency numbers and the main local risks on one page, with dated examples from the district. No published list of fire stations could be found, so for a fire call 101 or 112.

Checked 26 Oct 2026 Incidents update automatically. Emergency card for the fridge or your phone

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112Emergency 101Fire 108Ambulance 100Police

0120-2353114 District Disaster Nodal Officer (ADM Finance)Office line for flood and other disaster matters, not a 24-hour control room. For a fire or rescue call 112 or 101 first 155300 Citizen Call CentreDistrict help line for civic and administrative queries 1091 Women HelplineFor women in distress

112: Single emergency number for police, fire and ambulance · 101: National fire number. If it does not connect, call 112 · 108: State ambulance service. If it does not connect, call 112 · 100: Police control room, also reachable through 112

Printable Noida-Greater Noida emergency card: A4 sheet with national and local emergency numbers and cut-out wallet cards

Take these numbers with you

Print the Noida-Greater Noida 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 Noida-Greater Noida 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 26 October 2026. Numbers can change; re-check them before you rely on them.

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Local risks in Noida-Greater Noida

High-rise society fires

At about 7.20 am on 5 June 2026, a short circuit in an air cooler set fire to a balcony and flat on the 12th floor of Tower A at Ivy County, Sector 75. Everyone got out, but residents said the hose water did not properly reach above the 6th or 7th floor. On 29 June 2026, a fire began in a 22nd-floor flat at Aranya society, Sector 119, after an air conditioner reportedly exploded, and six fire tenders went to the spot. No casualties were reported in either fire.

Factory fires in the industrial sectors

Late on 3 August 2026, a fire broke out at an electronic chip unit in the Ecotech-3 industrial area, Greater Noida. A side wall and an iron beam gave way and trapped five firefighters; two died and three were hurt, and the cause of the fire had not been stated. On 26 November 2024, three labourers died in a morning fire at a sofa factory in the Beta 2 police station area.

Yamuna and Hindon floods in the khadar villages

In July 2023, 17 villages across Noida, Dadri and Jewar tehsils were hit by the swollen Yamuna and Hindon; 3,137 people were displaced and about 1,590 hectares went under water. In August 2025 the Yamuna crossed its danger mark at the Old Railway Bridge in Delhi, water reached fields in Falaida Khadar, Karauli Bangar and other Jewar villages, and five flood posts were set up in schools and a temple.

Sleeper-bus fire on the Yamuna Expressway

On the night of 23 September 2026, an AC sleeper bus caught fire near Dayanatpur village in Jewar, with 35 people aboard; nine died and 26 escaped. Police said the rear emergency exit was not working and luggage lay under the seats and in the aisle, as we report in our case study on the Greater Noida sleeper-bus fire. The investigation and court proceedings were still on, so no final finding had been made.

Stay safe: quick checklist

Save 112, 101, 108 and 100 in your phone today, and teach children and elderly relatives to use them. For a fire, give the society name, tower, floor and the nearest gate, and send someone to the gate to guide the fire tender in.
In a high-rise, find both staircases and the fire exits on your floor, and keep them free of shoes, cycles and storage. Do not use the lift in a fire. If your floor is smoky, stay low and leave by the stairs; if you cannot, close the door, seal the gaps with wet cloth and call 112.
Service your air conditioners and air coolers before summer, keep them off balcony clutter, and switch off at the mains if one sparks or smells of burning. Ask your RWA to test the hydrants, hose reels and fire pumps and to keep the fire lane clear of parked cars.
In a factory, keep a clear escape route from every work area, store stock away from walls and panels, and practise the drill. Never re-enter a building after a fire without the fire officer's word, as walls and beams can fail even when the flames are out.

Before a night journey on the Yamuna Expressway, find the main door, the rear emergency door and the marked windows of a sleeper bus, and keep the aisle free of luggage. If you smell burning or see smoke, shout, ask the driver to stop and leave the bag behind.
If you live near the Yamuna or Hindon, move cattle, papers and medicines to higher ground early when the river is rising, and follow the district flood notices. Do not walk or drive through flowing water on a khadar road.
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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Noida-Greater Noida at a glance

District area and population: 1,442 sq km; about 16.5 lakh people; 4 blocks and 423 villages
Cities: Noida and Greater Noida, with Dadri and Jewar to the south and east; the district was formed in 1997
Fire stations: No published station list found; call 101 or 112 and the control room sends the nearest tender
Recent high-rise fires: Sector 75 on 5 June 2026 and Sector 119 on 29 June 2026
Emergency system: Dial 112; fire is 101, ambulance 108, police 100