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PUBLIC ADVISORY: NATIONAL CIVIL DEFENCE MOCK DRILL ON MAY 7
Issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA)

In a step to enhance *public safety and emergency readiness*, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has directed all states and union territories to conduct a *nationwide Civil Defence Mock Drill on May 7, 2025*. This drill is crucial to prepare citizens, institutions and infrastructure for possible emergencies, including hostile attacks or natural disasters.

CITIZENS ARE REQUESTED TO COOPERATE AND FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS BELOW CAREFULLY.

OBJECTIVES OF THE DRILL:
To test and improve the readiness of civil defence mechanisms.
To train citizens in emergency protocols and self-protection.
To ensure coordination between local authorities and the general public in times of crisis.

CITIZEN ACTION PLAN - STEP BY STEP 1. AIR RAID WARNING SIRENS
What will happen: Loud sirens will be sounded at designated times during the drill.
Citizen action:
Immediately seek indoor shelter.
Move away from windows and doors.
Remain indoors until the “all-clear” siren is heard.
If driving, stop safely and take cover indoors if possible.

2. SELF-PROTECTION & SURVIVAL TRAINING
What will happen: Local authorities, schools and RWAs will organize live demonstrations or distribute awareness material.
Citizen action:
Learn how to protect yourself during blasts or attacks: *Duck - Cover - Hold*.
Teach children emergency steps and contact information.
Keep a Go-Bag ready with essentials like:
First-aid kit
Drinking water
Torchlight and batteries
Basic dry food
Personal ID, medications, and emergency contact list

3. CRASH BLACKOUT EXERCISE
What will happen: Temporary blackouts may be observed in specific areas.
Citizen action:
Turn off all indoor and outdoor lights when instructed.
Use blackout curtains or thick cloths to prevent light from escaping windows.
Avoid using devices that emit strong light, such as mobile screens or flashlights (unless required for safety).

4. CAMOUFLAGE OF CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
What will happen: Authorities may simulate camouflaging key buildings like water tanks, power stations, and telecom towers.
Citizen action:
Respect restricted zones and do not obstruct official work.
Do not photograph or share images of these exercises.
Understand the importance of keeping such infrastructure concealed during conflict or threats.

5. EVACUATION PLAN REHEARSALS
What will happen: Selected residential colonies, schools, and workplaces may conduct mock evacuations.
Citizen action:
Know the shortest and safest route to exit your building or area.
Follow directions from drill coordinators or wardens.
Do not use lifts;use stairs only.
Assist elderly,children and people with disabilities.
Assemble at pre-identified safe zones and maintain order.

ADDITIONAL PREPAREDNESS MEASURES FOR CITIZENS

6. COMMUNICATION & COORDINATION
Keep mobile phones charged but use them only for emergency communication during the drill.
Save important emergency contact numbers:
Local police station
Civil Defence Control Room
Nearest hospital
Form local community response teams or WhatsApp groups to stay informed.

7. BE INFORMED, DON’T PANIC
This is a mock drill - not a real emergency.
Do not panic.Follow instructions from officials calmly.
Avoid spreading unverified messages, videos or rumours on social media.

8. SCHOOL & OFFICE PARTICIPATION
Parents are encouraged to ensure their children attend school and participate.
Offices should inform employees about drill timings and evacuation protocols.
Managements must test emergency exits, alarm systems and employee readiness.

9. TRAINING CIVILIAN VOLUNTEERS
Citizens interested in community service can register with their *local civil defence units*.
Basic training will be provided in first aid, crowd control and emergency response.

TOGETHER WE BUILD A SAFER NATION
This nationwide initiative depends on your active participation and *awareness*. Civil defence is not just the responsibility of the government-it is a shared responsibility. Your preparedness today could save lives tomorrow.

For more details, contact your local District Disaster Management Office or visit the official MHA website.

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