🆘 NAGALAND ESSENTIALS

Emergency & helpline numbers

Tap any number to call. Numbers are kept from official state and national sources.

🌧️ Monsoon relief — landslides & floods

NSDMA relief help-desk for families hit by landslides and flash floods this monsoon. For any life-threatening emergency, always dial 112 first.

Current as of 25 July 2026 · we update or remove this as the situation changes.

One number for any emergency

If you’re not sure who to call, dial 112 — it connects to police, fire, ambulance and disaster response.

Life-safety

Disaster & relief — Nagaland (NSDMA)

State Emergency Operation Centre, Kohima — staffed 24×7.

Police — Nagaland

Fire stations — Kohima district

Hospitals & ambulance — Kohima

For ambulances anywhere in Nagaland you can also dial 108.

Utilities — Kohima

Dimapur district

From the official Dimapur district portal (dimapur.nic.in), checked 15 July 2026.

Mokokchung district

From the official Mokokchung district portal (mokokchung.nic.in), checked 15 July 2026.

Tuensang district

From the official Tuensang district portal (tuensang.nic.in), checked 15 July 2026.

Wokha district

From the official Wokha district portal (wokha.nic.in), checked 15 July 2026.

Phek district

From the official Phek district portal (phek.nic.in), checked 15 July 2026.

Mon district

From the official Mon district portal (mon.nic.in), checked 15 July 2026.

Noklak district

From the official Noklak district portal (noklak.nic.in), checked 15 July 2026.

Meluri

Meluri became a district recently; these numbers are from the Phek district portal it was carved from.

Other districts

Chümoukedima, Niuland, Tseminyü, Zunheboto, Kiphire, Longleng, Shamator and Peren district portals list only the national lines — in those districts dial 112 (any emergency), 108 (ambulance), 101 (fire), 181 (women) or 1098 (children). We add district numbers as soon as they are published officially.

Helplines

Last checked 15 July 2026 against official sources — NSDMA, Nagaland Police, the Kohima District portal and national emergency lines. Numbers can change — if you find one that’s wrong, please report it and we’ll fix it. In a real emergency, 112 connects you to all services.