Cyberabad Police Conducts Fire Mock Drill to Strengthen Emergency Preparedness
The exercise was part of the department’s ongoing efforts to enhance emergency response systems, improve inter-departmental coordination, and ensure public safety during disaster situations such as fire incidents.

Hyderabad: A comprehensive fire mock drill was conducted on Thursday at the Cyberabad Police Commissionerate, in collaboration with the Fire Services department. The exercise was part of the department’s ongoing efforts to enhance emergency response systems, improve inter-departmental coordination, and ensure public safety during disaster situations such as fire incidents.
Madhapur Station Fire Officer Anjaneyulu Dodla conducted a live demonstration on the use of various fire safety tools and explained different types of fire emergencies along with the appropriate response methods. He also explained how to act during emergencies, the importance of remaining calm, and how to evacuate safely using designated routes.
In the presence of Cyberabad Commissioner of Police Avinash Mohanty and Joint Commissioner of Police Dr. Gajarao Bhupal,the need for timely precautions and personal safety awareness was emphasized. The drill began with the sounding of a fire alarm, prompting the immediate and systematic evacuation of the Cyberabad Commissionerate office.
Trained fire marshals guided the personnel to the designated assembly point near the national flag post. Teams from various wings, including Traffic Police, Cybercrime, SHE Teams, Special Branch, Economic Offences Wing, Bomb Disposal Squad, and CAR Headquarters, actively participated in the drill.
Fire alarm systems, lift circuit breakers, and the Public Address System were activated as per Standard Operating Procedures, followed by simulated rescue operations carried out by emergency teams. The Telangana Fire Services Department played a crucial role in the exercise by deploying fire tenders, medical teams, safety personnel, and a Bronto skylift vehicle to simulate high-rise rescue operations.
The Skylift showcased advanced capabilities for evacuating individuals from upper floors during fire emergencies. The mock drill emphasized the importance of awareness among staff regarding evacuation procedures, emergency exits, and the correct usage of fire safety equipment. Following the exercise, a review meeting was held to assess performance, identify areas for improvement, and recommend action points to strengthen preparedness.
Such drills not only enhance coordination between departments but also educate staff and the general public on how to respond swiftly and safely in emergencies, officials said.
