What is the fire brigade number in Rupnagar (Ropar)?

101 (Fire). Fire number listed on the district portal.

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Rupnagar (Ropar) Fire and Emergency Safety Guide

Q: What are the emergency numbers in Rupnagar (Ropar)?

112 Emergency (Police emergency number listed on the district portal); 101 Fire (Fire number listed on the district portal); 108 Ambulance (Ambulance number listed on the district Helpline page. If it does not connect, call 112); 100 Police (Listed on the district portal, also reachable through 112); 01881-228102 District Hospital Rupnagar (Hospital office line near Bela Chowk, not an emergency number); 01887-232671 Civil Hospital, Sri Anandpur Sahib (Hospital office line, not an emergency number); 01887-238450 Primary Health Centre, Kiratpur Sahib (Health centre office line, not an emergency number); 01881-260206 Sub District Hospital, Chamkaur Sahib (Hospital office line, not an emergency number).

Q: What are the main fire and safety risks in Rupnagar (Ropar)?

Gorge crashes on the Kiratpur Sahib to Manali road: On the night of 27 October 2026 a vehicle carrying sound-system equipment back from a Kullu programme fell into a deep gorge near Dehni, close to Kiratpur Sahib, and four people died. Rescuers needed a crane and about two and a half hours to bring the vehicle up. Sutlej and tributary floods: On 9 July 2023 the Swan, Sarsa, Siswan and Budhki ran in spate and about 1.80 lakh cusecs passed Ropar headworks. NDRF boats rescued people, the highway went under water near Anandpur Sahib bus stand and Solakhian toll plaza, and the district disaster page lists June to September as the flood season. Crashes on the Ropar to Kiratpur Sahib road: On 7 August 2022 a tractor-trailer overturned near Bada Pind after its driver lost control, and 2 people died and 32 were hurt. A district profile lists 309 road accidents and 238 deaths in 2022. Fire, forest fire and earthquake: The district disaster page calls the district highly prone to multiple hazards, with fire accidents at any time and forest fires in May to June and October to November. No fire station list could be found for the district, so keep extinguishers and a second exit in homes and shops.

Rupnagar, also called Ropar, is the district headquarters town on the Sutlej in Punjab, and Kiratpur Sahib lies about 24 km north on the road to Himachal Pradesh. This guide puts the emergency numbers, the main hospitals and the main local risks on one page, with dated examples from the district.

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

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4deaths reported

0injured reported

112Emergency 101Fire 108Ambulance 100Police

01881-228102 District Hospital RupnagarHospital office line near Bela Chowk, not an emergency number 01887-232671 Civil Hospital, Sri Anandpur SahibHospital office line, not an emergency number 01887-238450 Primary Health Centre, Kiratpur SahibHealth centre office line, not an emergency number 01881-260206 Sub District Hospital, Chamkaur SahibHospital office line, not an emergency number

112: Police emergency number listed on the district portal · 101: Fire number listed on the district portal · 108: Ambulance number listed on the district Helpline page. If it does not connect, call 112 · 100: Listed on the district portal, also reachable through 112

Take these numbers with you

Print the Rupnagar (Ropar) emergency card for the fridge or the front door, and cut out the wallet cards. It holds 112, 101, the ambulance and police numbers. This guide has no local numbers yet, so there are blank lines to write your local fire station, police station and nearest hospital, and your family contacts.

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

Latest incidents in Rupnagar (Ropar)

Vehicle Falls Into Gorge Near Kiratpur Sahib, Punjab: 4 Dead28 Oct 2026 · 4 dead · 0 injured

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Local risks in Rupnagar (Ropar)

Gorge crashes on the Kiratpur Sahib to Manali road

On the night of 27 October 2026 a vehicle carrying sound-system equipment back from a Kullu programme fell into a deep gorge near Dehni, close to Kiratpur Sahib, and four people died. Rescuers needed a crane and about two and a half hours to bring the vehicle up.

Sutlej and tributary floods

On 9 July 2023 the Swan, Sarsa, Siswan and Budhki ran in spate and about 1.80 lakh cusecs passed Ropar headworks. NDRF boats rescued people, the highway went under water near Anandpur Sahib bus stand and Solakhian toll plaza, and the district disaster page lists June to September as the flood season.

Crashes on the Ropar to Kiratpur Sahib road

On 7 August 2022 a tractor-trailer overturned near Bada Pind after its driver lost control, and 2 people died and 32 were hurt. A district profile lists 309 road accidents and 238 deaths in 2022.

Fire, forest fire and earthquake

The district disaster page calls the district highly prone to multiple hazards, with fire accidents at any time and forest fires in May to June and October to November. No fire station list could be found for the district, so keep extinguishers and a second exit in homes and shops.

Stay safe: quick checklist

Save 112, 101, 108 and 100 in your phone today. Give the caller your village or ward, a landmark and the road, for example the Kiratpur Sahib to Manali road and the nearest village.
On the hill road north of Kiratpur Sahib, do not drive tired after a late programme or fair. Change drivers, stop for tea, and keep loaded equipment tied down. A vehicle full of heavy gear is hard to hold on a bend.
If a vehicle goes into a gorge, do not climb down alone in the dark. Call 112 with the village name and kilometre marker, switch on hazard lights, and wave traffic past the spot.

In June to September, stay off the Sutlej banks and the Swan and Sarsa drains when water is rising. Never drive through a flooded dip, and move cattle and papers early.
In the forest and dry-grass season, do not burn stubble or rubbish near trees, and put out cooking fires and cigarette ends fully.
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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Rupnagar (Ropar) at a glance

Town population: 56,038 (Census 2011), in about 13.7 sq km
District population: 6,84,627 (Census 2011)
Distance: About 42 km from Chandigarh; Kiratpur Sahib about 24 km north by straight line
Hospitals: 29 listed on the district portal, including the District Hospital near Bela Chowk
Fire stations: No official list was found for the district
Emergency system: Dial 112; fire 101, ambulance 108, police 100

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