Advisory issued for Indians stranded in Iran, how to contact and what are the preparations for rescue? See all details

New Delhi: The situation in the Middle East has become very bad after the attacks on Iran by America and Israel. Iran has also retaliated, creating a war-like situation in the region. Many countries have issued high alert.

Amidst this tension, concerns have increased regarding the safety of Indian citizens living or stranded in Iran. The Government of India and the Indian Embassy in Tehran have issued advisories from time to time so that Indians remain safe.

Advisory for Indian citizens

Airspace in Iran has been affected by attacks and retaliatory actions. Many flights have been cancelled. The Indian Embassy in Tehran has strongly advised Indian citizens to exercise utmost caution. Avoid non-essential going out and stay indoors as much as possible. give

Tawas has said that all Indians should continuously watch the news, keep an eye on the situation and wait for the next information from the embassy. Many Indian students, especially those pursuing medical studies, are stranded there and are demanding their safe return. The embassy has advised them to leave Iran by any means available.

How to contact Indian Embassy?

Indian citizens stranded in Iran can immediately contact the Indian Embassy in Tehran in case of emergency. The Embassy has issued these helpline numbers for emergencies:

+989128109115
+989128109109
+989128109102
+989932179359

These numbers are available 24 hours. Call them if needed and explain your situation. The Embassy is appealing to Indian citizens to stay in touch and share their location. Also, it has been advised to register on MEA website or MADAD portal so that help can be easily accessed.

What are the preparations for rescue?

The Government of India is keeping an eye on the situation. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has said that the safety of Indian citizens comes first. Iranian airspace is currently open, so it is advisable to use available commercial flights.

If the situation worsens, the government can launch special operations, as was done in earlier crises. The embassy is talking to local officials and issuing updates. Indians are requested to follow the instructions of the Embassy, ​​carry the necessary documents and not take unnecessary risks.