Mira Road Emergency Numbers: Police, Fire, Ambulance & MBMC
Find important emergency numbers for Mira Road and Mira Bhayandar, including police, fire services, ambulance assistance and MBMC disaster control.

During an emergency, knowing which number to call can save valuable time. Residents may need police assistance, an ambulance, fire and rescue services or help from the municipal disaster management department. This guide brings together key emergency contacts for Mira Road and Mira Bhayandar and explains how to use them responsibly.
Telephone directories can change. Verify local numbers through the official government or municipal website before publishing this page, and review it regularly. For an immediate life-threatening emergency, always call 112 first.
1. National emergency number: **112**
India's integrated emergency response number is 112. Use it when you need urgent police, fire or medical assistance, or when a situation presents an immediate threat to life or safety.
When speaking to the operator, explain:
- What has happened.
- The exact location and nearest landmark.
- Whether anyone is injured or trapped.
- Whether there is an ongoing danger.
- A callback number, if requested.
Speak clearly and follow the operator's instructions. Do not make false emergency calls.
112 is India's single integrated emergency number for police, fire and medical response. In any life-threatening situation, it is the first number to dial.
2. Police assistance
Police assistance may be required for violence, threats, theft in progress, dangerous public disturbances or other situations requiring immediate intervention. The Thane district government's published telephone directory lists local police stations serving the Mira-Bhayandar area, including Mira Road, Kashimira, Naya Nagar, Bhayandar, Navghar and Uttan.
The directory lists these landline contacts:
- Mira Road Police Station: 022-28126767.
- Kashimira Police Station: 022-28456118.
- Naya Nagar Police Station: 022-28121299.
- Bhayandar Police Station: 022-28192257.
- Navghar Police Station: 022-28044573.
- Uttan Police Station: 022-28451001.
These are directory-listed numbers and must be checked for current operational status before publication. For an immediate emergency, call 112 rather than depending on a local landline being answered.
Official directory: thane.nic.in/en/telephone-directory/

3. Fire and rescue services
Fire and rescue services may be needed for a building fire, vehicle fire, major smoke incident or certain rescue situations. The MBMC Fire Brigade directory lists local fire stations, including locations in Mira Road and Bhayandar.
Before publishing a station-specific number, confirm it through the current official municipal directory. A station number may be updated, and a particular station may not be the appropriate response point for every incident.
When reporting a fire:
- Give the full address and nearest landmark.
- Explain whether people are trapped.
- Mention the floor or part of the building affected.
- Report visible hazards, such as gas cylinders, if known.
- Move to a safe location and follow emergency personnel's instructions.
Do not use lifts during a building fire unless emergency authorities specifically direct otherwise. Use the stairs and stay low if there is smoke.
4. Ambulance and medical emergencies — call **108**
Call 108 for emergency ambulance assistance in Maharashtra, subject to current service availability. Explain the patient's location, the nature of the emergency and any access difficulties. Follow the call handler's instructions while waiting.
For severe bleeding, unconsciousness, breathing difficulties or other life-threatening conditions, do not delay calling emergency assistance to search for a hospital telephone number.
If the person is in immediate danger, prioritise safety. Only provide first aid within your ability and training.
5. MBMC disaster control room
The Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation's official Disaster Management Department page publishes the following disaster control room contacts:
- 022-28197637
- 022-28117102
- 022-28117104
- 1800-22-4849
It also lists mobile contacts:
The department describes its responsibilities in relation to emergencies such as flooding, waterlogging, dangerous buildings, fallen trees, lightning, fire, gas leaks and road accidents.
These numbers should be verified against the current official directory before use. In an immediate life-threatening situation, call 112 first.
Official source: mbmc.gov.in/en/mbmc/disaster-management
6. Women's and children's helplines
National assistance numbers commonly published for women's safety and child protection include:
- Women Helpline: 181.
- Child Helpline: 1098.
Before publishing these in a local directory, verify the current operating arrangements and scope from the relevant official government department.
If a person is in immediate danger, call 112. A specialist helpline may provide additional support but should not replace emergency response when urgent intervention is needed.
7. Cybercrime and financial fraud — call **1930**
If you discover that money has been transferred through a suspected online fraud, act immediately. India's cybercrime financial fraud helpline is 1930. You can also use the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal at cybercrime.gov.in.
Keep the transaction reference, time, amount, bank or payment provider details and any relevant messages.
Do not share your banking PIN, password or one-time password with someone claiming they can recover your money. Be cautious of people demanding a fee to retrieve stolen funds.
8. Railway assistance
For railway-related assistance, the Indian Railways RailMadad platform provides the helpline 139 and an online grievance mechanism.
Official portal: railmadad.indianrailways.gov.in/madad/final/home.jsp
For an incident on a train or railway station, state your train number or station, coach details if relevant, and the nature of the problem. For an immediate threat to life, seek emergency assistance without delay.
How to prepare for an emergency
Every household should keep a small emergency contact list accessible to adults and older children. Include:
- National emergency number.
- Nearby family or trusted contacts.
- Relevant local police station.
- Hospital and treating doctor's details, if appropriate.
- Building security or society management.
- Utility emergency contacts.
- A list of essential medicines and allergies, stored securely.
Save important contacts on your phone and keep a written copy in case your battery runs out. Housing societies can also display a verified emergency directory in common areas, provided it is updated periodically.
What information should you provide during a call?
A clear report helps the emergency operator understand what is happening. Use this simple structure:
- Location: Full address and nearest landmark.
- Incident: Fire, injury, violence, flooding or another emergency.
- People affected: Number of people injured, trapped or in immediate danger, if known.
- Hazards: Smoke, live wires, gas, traffic or structural instability.
- Callback: Your phone number, if requested.
Do not exaggerate or guess. If you do not know something, say so.
Keep emergency contacts accessible before you need them. During an emergency, prioritise immediate safety, state the location clearly and follow the instructions of emergency responders.
Conclusion
Keep emergency contacts accessible before you need them. During an emergency, prioritise immediate safety, state the location clearly and follow the instructions of emergency responders. MiraRoad.blog maintains this page as a living public resource, with a visible last-verified date and corrections whenever an official department updates its contacts.
Verified & Curated
Researched from official, named sources
MBMC Disaster Management, Thane District Telephone Directory, RailMadad, and the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal.
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Frequently asked questions
India's integrated emergency number is 112. Use it when you need urgent police, fire or medical assistance, or when a situation presents an immediate threat to life or safety.
Call 101 or 112 for an emergency, and provide the precise location and nearest landmark. The MBMC Fire Brigade directory lists local fire stations across Mira Road and Bhayandar.
Use the Thane district government's official telephone directory at thane.nic.in, which lists Mira Road, Kashimira, Naya Nagar, Bhayandar, Navghar and Uttan police stations. Verify the relevant station contact before relying on it.
No. Published directory entries can change. Check the official source before relying on a local number, and for an immediate life-threatening emergency always call 112 first.
Call India's cybercrime financial fraud helpline at 1930 immediately, and use the National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal at cybercrime.gov.in. Keep the transaction reference, time, amount and bank details ready.
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