Ayodhya Emergency Guide: Hospitals, Police, Pharmacies and Emergency Contacts Near Ram Mandir
Ayodhya emergency contacts and services. Nearest hospital, police station, ambulance, pharmacy locations near Ram Mandir and Janaki Mahal Trust. What to do in a medical or safety emergency during your Ayodhya pilgrimage.
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Ayodhya Emergency Guide: Hospitals, Police, Pharmacies and Emergency Contacts Near Ram Mandir
Medical and safety emergencies can happen anywhere — and Ayodhya, like any busy pilgrimage city, sees its share. Knowing where to go and who to call before an emergency happens is the difference between a manageable situation and a panicked scramble. This guide covers all emergency services relevant to pilgrims at Sri Janaki Mahal Trust and near the Ram Mandir.
Save These Numbers Now
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| Service | Number |
|---|---|
| Sri Janaki Mahal Trust | +91 8796427535 |
| Ambulance (National) | 108 |
| Police Emergency | 100 |
| Fire Emergency | 101 |
| India Emergency Services | 112 |
Medical Emergencies: Hospitals Near Ram Mandir
Sanjay Gandhi Hospital, Ayodhya
The primary hospital for Ayodhya. Located in the Ayodhya city centre, approximately 3-4 km from the Ram Mandir and approximately 2 km from Sri Janaki Mahal Trust.
Facilities available:
- 24-hour emergency department
- General medicine
- Surgery
- Pediatric care (important for families with children)
- Maternity services
- Basic diagnostic services (X-ray, blood tests)
What to do in a medical emergency:
- Call the trust (+91 8796427535) — they know the hospital and can help navigate
- If the situation is critical, call 108 for an ambulance
- For less critical situations, an auto-rickshaw to the hospital is faster than waiting for an ambulance
Hospital address direction: From Ram Mandir, head toward the Faizabad road. Sanjay Gandhi Hospital is on the main road — most auto-rickshaw drivers know it.
District Hospital, Faizabad
Faizabad's district hospital is larger than Ayodhya's facilities and has more specialist doctors. For serious medical situations:
- Distance from trust: approximately 8 km
- Auto-rickshaw: ₹150-250
- Hospital has: multi-specialty services, ICU, specialist consultations
When to go to Faizabad District Hospital vs. Sanjay Gandhi Hospital:
- Life-threatening emergency: Go to closest hospital (Sanjay Gandhi Hospital, Ayodhya)
- Specialist consultation or planned procedure: Faizabad District Hospital has more capacity
Private Clinics Near Ram Mandir
Ayodhya has several private medical practitioners and clinics. The trust staff will know the nearest doctors. For non-emergency medical needs (fever, stomach issues, minor injuries):
- Ask the trust reception for the nearest available doctor
- Many clinics near the Ram Mandir area are open until late evening
Medical Emergency Scenarios
What to Do If Someone Collapses Near Ram Mandir
- Call 108 immediately — give location as precisely as possible (near Ram Mandir entry gate, Karsewakpuram area)
- Call the trust (+91 8796427535) — staff can meet you and guide you to the hospital
- Do not move the person unless they are in immediate danger (traffic, fire)
- Check for breathing and pulse — if absent, 108 operator will guide CPR instructions
- Loosen tight clothing — belt, collar
- If the person is diabetic: Look for a medical alert bracelet or ask family members
What to Do in a Heat-Related Emergency
Ayodhya summer temperatures (40-46°C) make heat emergencies a real risk:
- Move to shade immediately
- Call the trust (+91 8796427535) — they can provide first aid and arrange transport
- Call 108 if the person shows signs of heat stroke (hot dry skin, confusion, unconsciousness)
- Cool the person: Wet cloth on skin, fan, move to AC environment if possible
- Give water if the person is conscious — ORS water is ideal
What to Do If a Child Has a Medical Emergency
- Call 108 — pediatric emergencies get priority ambulance dispatch
- Call the trust (+91 8796427535) — they know the nearest pediatric care
- Sanjay Gandhi Hospital has a pediatric department
- For pediatric emergencies in Faizabad, the district hospital has better specialist coverage
What to Do in a Cardiac Emergency
- Call 108
- Call the trust (+91 8796427535) — staff can guide to cardiac-capable facility
- Note: Ayodhya does not have a dedicated cardiac specialty hospital. For serious cardiac emergencies requiring advanced cardiac care (angiography, stenting, bypass surgery), patients are stabilised at Ayodhya and transferred to Lucknow (170 km) or Varanasi (250 km). Time is critical — stabilise and transfer.
Safety Emergencies: Police and Security
Ayodhya Police Station
The main Ayodhya police station is in the city centre. For non-emergency matters (theft, lost documents, harassment):
- Ayodhya Police Station: 0562-XXXXXXX (confirm current number at the trust on arrival)
- Police emergency: 100
If you are near Ram Mandir: Temple security staff and local police are present at all times around the temple complex. For any issue in the temple area, flag a uniformed police officer or temple security guard.
Emergency Situations to Report
Theft: File a complaint at the nearest police station. If your documents (Aadhaar, passport) were stolen, also file for replacement at the nearest Aadhaar centre or passport office.
Harassment or assault: Report immediately to the police. The trust staff can accompany you to the police station if needed.
Lost documents: Report to police and contact your nearest embassy/consulate if you are a foreign national.
Lost and Found
Lost at the Temple
If you lose something at Ram Mandir:
- Contact the temple's lost and found office — usually near the exit or at the security office
- File a report with Ayodhya Police Station
- Contact the trust — staff may have received information about lost items
Lost at the Trust
Sri Janaki Mahal Trust staff maintain a lost and found. Contact them at +91 8796427535.
ATM Locations Near Ram Mandir and the Trust
For cash emergencies:
- ATM near Ram Mandir: Multiple ATM kiosks along the approach road to the temple
- ATM near Karsewakpuram: Bank of Baroda ATM and State Bank ATM in the Karsewakpuram area — 500m from the trust
- Tip: Withdraw cash before going to the temple — ATMs near the temple area can run out of cash on busy days
ATM Safety
- Withdraw from bank ATMs (not standalone machines) where possible
- Cover the keypad when entering PIN
- Count cash before leaving the ATM
- Avoid withdrawing large amounts in one go — draw what you need for the day
Pharmacy Locations
Near Ram Mandir
Several pharmacies near the temple approach road stock common medications:
- Pain relievers (paracetamol, ibuprofen)
- Antacids
- ORS packets
- Antiseptic creams
- Basic first aid supplies
At the Trust
Sri Janaki Mahal Trust may stock basic medications for guests. Ask at reception — particularly for:
- Basic pain relief
- ORS packets
- Antacid tablets -Bandages
For Prescription Medications
If you take regular prescription medication:
- Bring an adequate supply for your entire trip
- Carry prescriptions in case you need to purchase more in Ayodhya
- Some pharmacies in Ayodhya stock common prescription medications; for others, you may need to go to Faizabad
The Trust's Role in Emergencies
Sri Janaki Mahal Trust staff are experienced with pilgrim emergencies. When you call +91 8796427535:
They can:
- Call an ambulance on your behalf
- Guide you to the nearest hospital or doctor
- Send someone to assist you at the temple if you call from there
- Store your room and valuables if you are taken to hospital
- Communicate with your family if you are incapacitated
Keep the trust number saved. It is your first point of contact for any emergency during your stay.
Pre-Departure Medical Preparation
Before leaving for Ayodhya:
- Get a medical checkup if you have any pre-existing conditions (heart, respiratory, diabetes, epilepsy)
- Carry medications in original packaging with prescriptions
- Wear a medical alert bracelet if you have a serious condition
- Inform the trust when booking if you have a medical condition they should know about (+91 8796427535)
- Travel insurance for international pilgrims is strongly recommended
Summary
For any emergency in Ayodhya: call 108 for ambulance, call 100 for police, call +91 8796427535 (Sri Janaki Mahal Trust) for all other assistance. Nearest hospital: Sanjay Gandhi Hospital, Ayodhya (3-4 km from trust). ATM: Karsewakpuram area near the trust. Pharmacy: near Ram Mandir approach and at the trust. Save emergency numbers before you travel. Inform the trust of any medical conditions at booking.
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