🟢 Connected: Live Satellite & Web SOS Dispatch Active

Your SOS will be logged directly into the national emergency coordination dashboard with GPS telemetry.

Online Mode
Tourist Safety & 24/7 Crisis Assistance Hub

Nepal Emergency & SOS Help Center

Immediate assistance for travelers in distress. Instant one-tap phone calls to the Nepal Police, Tourist Police, Flood & Disaster Rescue, and emergency high-altitude medical teams.

1-CLICK PANIC SOS Works 100% Offline (Cellular SMS)

Instant One-Click Distress Dispatch

In an immediate crisis or mountain trail emergency, click the red button below to instantly acquire your live GPS telemetry and launch a pre-addressed emergency SMS over the cellular network — no internet connection required.

GPS: 26.812400, 87.283400

Direct Emergency Hotline Directory

Tap any button below to initiate an immediate phone call on your device.

Toll-Free in Nepal
24/7 Toll-Free

Nepal Police (Emergency Control)

Security & Crime

National emergency police dispatch for immediate safety and crime intervention.

Multilingual

Tourist Police Nepal Hotline

Tourist Assistance

Specialized assistance for international and domestic tourists across all regions of Nepal.

National Command

Flood & Disaster Rescue (NEOC)

Flood & Natural Hazards

Emergency flood response, landslide rescue, and river basin crisis operations.

Medical Team

Red Cross Emergency Ambulance

Medical Dispatch

Rapid ambulance dispatch and emergency trauma patient transport.

Helicopter Evac

Himalayan High Altitude Rescue

Mountain Evacuation

Mountain altitude sickness (AMS), helicopter air-lift rescue, and trekking emergency.

Search & Rescue

Armed Police Disaster Cell (APF)

Disaster Deployment

Specialized mountain, swift water, and heavy search and rescue deployments.

Rapid Fire Unit

Fire & Rescue Department

Fire Emergency

Urban, forest fire containment, and structural hazard response.

Official NTB

Nepal Tourism Crisis Management

Tourism Board

Permits, trek route status, airport liaison, and traveler crisis management.

How Our Crisis Response Works

1Instant Dispatch: Alert is transmitted to both the Tourist Police Cell and National Disaster Response hub.
2GPS Triangulation: Coordinates are mapped directly to the nearest local police precinct, hospital, or mountain guide unit.
3Zero Internet Resiliency: If mobile data drops in the mountains, the one-tap cellular SMS system relays your distress message over standard 2G/GSM cellular bands.

Critical Survival Guidelines in Nepal

🌊 Flash Floods & Monsoon Rains

Never attempt to cross swelling streams on foot or in vehicles. Seek high ground immediately.

🫁 Altitude Sickness (Above 2,800m)

If severe headache, nausea, or breathlessness occurs, descend immediately. Never ascend with symptoms.

🧭 Mountain Trail Separation

Stay on the main marked trail. Blow 3 whistle blasts periodically. Build shelter before dark.