Traveler SOS
Immediate help for travelers in Bharat.
If you are in immediate danger, call 112 first, then notify us below.
India emergency numbers
Save these before you travel. Calls are free from any phone in India.
Notify the FastDrop team
Send us your situation and location. We'll respond and coordinate help.
- Your alert is logged even if you are not signed in.
- On-call staff respond and coordinate local help.
Emergencies in India — quick answers
What is India's emergency number?+
112 is the pan-India emergency number for police, fire, and ambulance, free from any phone. 100 reaches police directly, and 1098 is the 24/7 women and child helpline.
What should I do in an emergency while traveling in India?+
Call 112 first for immediate danger. Then tap the FastDrop SOS button so our on-call team is notified, coordinates the nearest local help, and stays with you until it is resolved — even if you are not signed in.
Does FastDrop SOS work if I'm not logged in?+
Yes. The SOS form is public. Your alert is logged and routed to on-call staff regardless of session; if you are signed in we attach your traveler profile for faster follow-up.