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◉ SOS DIRECTORY (OFFLINE-READY) ◉

SAFETY &
EMERGENCY HUB

Offline directory of local emergency numbers and Indian Embassies in Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. Screenshot this page before you travel.

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Screenshot or bookmark this page. Your phone may not have cellular data or internet access when you run into an emergency on the road.

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BANANARCHY WHATSAPP

+91-9096556642

Subodh — for genuine, critical emergencies during a Bananarchy trip only.

What To Say

English phone scripts to use when calling. Speak slowly and clearly. Most local operators have basic English.

ACCIDENT / INJURY

"Hello — I need an ambulance. There has been an accident. My location is [say landmark or hotel name]."

THEFT / CRIME

"Hello — I am a tourist and I need to report a theft. My passport / bag / phone was stolen. Can you send someone or tell me the nearest police station?"

TOURIST POLICE

"I am an Indian tourist. I have a problem and I need help. Can you speak English please?"

EMBASSY CALL

"Hello — I am an Indian citizen. My passport is lost / I am in trouble. I need emergency consular assistance. My name is [name] and I am in [city]."

Lost Passport Protocol

If your Indian passport is stolen or lost on the trail, do not panic. Follow this exact workflow immediately:

  1. 1. File Police Report: Go to the nearest local police station. File a report (*"lost document"*) and get a stamped copy. You cannot get emergency documents without this.
  2. 2. Embassy Contact: Contact the relevant Indian Embassy (using the coordinates on the left) to request an **Emergency Certificate (EC)** or duplicate passport.
  3. 3. Digital Backups: Always carry printed photocopies of your passport and visa, and keep PDF scans in your Google Drive/email.

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