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Punjab Safety Map

A calm, free map of news-sourced shootings and gang-related killings across Punjab — past and recent — so families can see where serious incidents have been reported when deciding on shopping, parks, or trips with kids. Search by place, date, or keyword. No alerts. No push notifications.

Important: This page is not official police data. It is a free, independently curated map of publicly reported news so families can plan everyday outings — shopping, parks, and trips with kids — with a clearer sense of where serious incidents have been reported. Pins are approximate (neighbourhood or landmark level) and include both recent and past cases. Always check current local guidance and official sources before you go. This is not a live feed, not an alert system, and not a substitute for police advice.

Incident details on the map and list are shown in English (as published in news sources).

Your location & nearby alerts

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Needs both location and notification permission. Alerts use news-sourced map pins (not live police data) within about 1.75 km. Browser background tracking is limited — alerts work best while this page is open or recently used / installed as a home-screen app. Pins are not safe places.

Reported incidents

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Calm tips for family outings

Practical habits many families already use. These are general public-safety ideas — not fear advice, and not a guarantee of safety.

Share your planTell a trusted person where you are going and when you expect to be back, especially for evening outings.
Choose busy, lit placesFor shopping or parks with kids, prefer well-used areas and note exits and nearby help points.
Keep phones chargedCarry a small power bank. Save 112 and a local contact offline so you can call without searching.
Trust your comfortIf a place feels wrong, leave calmly. Changing plans is normal — your family’s ease matters most.
Travel together when you canFor late trips or unfamiliar neighbourhoods, go with family or friends when practical.
Check current local newsThis map is curated history, not a live feed. Before a trip, glance at today’s trusted local updates.

How to reach help

Real, publicly published India / Punjab numbers. In a true emergency, call first — do not wait on this page. District landlines can change; verify locally if unsure.

112 — National emergency Single number for police, fire, and medical help across India (ERSS).
Source: 112.gov.in
1091 — Women helpline Listed on Punjab district police / district websites for women’s safety support.
Source: e.g. Gurdaspur district helpline, Barnala Punjab Police
1098 — Childline Child emergency helpline listed on Punjab police / district pages.
Source: Barnala Punjab Police emergency helpline
108 — Ambulance · 101 — Fire Common emergency short codes listed alongside 112 on Punjab district pages.
Source: Gurdaspur district helpline
1930 — Cyber crime helpline Listed on some Punjab Police district emergency pages.
Source: Barnala Punjab Police
SAS Nagar (Mohali) control room Distt. control room numbers published by SAS Nagar Police: 0172-2219211 / 2219212 (and related lines on their contact page). Also lists emergency 100 / 112.
Source: sasnagar.punjabpolice.gov.in

Chandigarh is a separate UT; its police also publish 112 and local control-room lines on Chandigarh Police emergency contacts. This page does not invent unpublished district numbers — when in doubt, dial 112.

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