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As tensions escalate following Israel's recent airstrikes on Iran and subsequent Iranian retaliation, the Indian Embassy in Tehran has swiftly issued emergency contact numbers and advisories to safeguard Indian nationals and persons of Indian origin residing in Iran.
Key Highlights
Emergency Contact Numbers Released:
The Indian Embassy in Tehran has shared two dedicated emergency helplines for Indian nationals:
+98 9128109115 and +98 9128109109.
Advisory for Indian Nationals:
The embassy has strongly advised all Indians in Iran to:
Remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary movement.
Strictly follow safety protocols as directed by local authorities.
Monitor the embassy’s official social media channels for real-time updates.
Share their local addresses and contact details with the embassy for emergency purposes.
Current Situation on the Ground:
Israeli strikes targeted nuclear and military sites in Tehran early Friday, prompting Iran to launch retaliatory missile and drone attacks on Israel.
Indian students and residents in Tehran report feeling scared but safe, having experienced tremors from the attacks. Many are requesting evacuation, citing uncertainty and communication disruptions.
Airspace over Tehran has been closed, and flights from Imam Khomeini International Airport remain suspended.
Indian Government’s Response:
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has expressed deep concern, urging both Israel and Iran to exercise restraint and resolve issues through dialogue.
Indian missions in both Israel and Iran are actively monitoring the situation and are in touch with the Indian community to provide necessary support.
Additional Consular Support:
Emergency numbers have also been provided for consulates in Zahidan and Bandar Abbas, especially for Indian seafarers and fishermen.
Embassy Contact Details
Emergency Helplines: +98 9128109115, +98 9128109109
General Enquiries: +98 21 22581239
Indians in Iran are urged to stay alert, avoid non-essential travel, and keep communication lines open with the embassy as the situation develops.
Source: The Economic Times, NDTV, India Today, Indian Embassy Tehran, Moneycontrol, Rising Kashmir.
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