Ministry of Home Affairs Disaster Management Division (National Emergency Response Centre) ****** Situation report regarding Flood/Heavy rainfall as on 29th July, 2021 at 2000 Hrs. 1. Forecast :-  Meteorological Department (IMD)

Date Intensity Probability and Region Heavy to Very At isolated places very likely over Gangetic West Heavy Rainfall Bengal. with Extremely Heavy Falls Heavy to Very At isolated places over Himachal Pradesh, 29.07.2021 Heavy Rainfall Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, East Madhya Pradesh, West Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and Odisha. Thunderstorm Very likely at isolated places over West Bengal & accompanied with Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam & Meghalaya and lightning Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura Heavy to Very At isolated places very likely over East Rajasthan, Heavy Rainfall Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh with Extremely Heavy Falls 30.07.2021 Heavy to Very At isolated places over Uttarakhand, West Rajasthan, Heavy Rainfall Madhya Pradesh and Bihar and Thunderstorm Very likely at isolated places over Arunachal Pradesh, accompanied with Assam & Meghalaya and Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram lightning & Tripura.

CENTRAL WATER COMMISSION (CWC):-

 Red Warning (Extreme Flood Situation) :- Nil

 Orange Warning (Severe Flood Situation)

State River Location District River flowing Trend (Above Danger Level) Bihar Adhwara Saulighat Madhubani 0.18 Mtrs Steady Kamla Jainagar Madhubani 0.35 Mtrs Falling Adhwara Ekmighat Darbhanga 0.45 Mtrs Steady Burhi Gandak Rosera Samastipur 0.99 Mtrs Falling Bagmati Hayaghat Darbhanga 0.40 Mtrs Falling Kamalabalan Janjharpur Madhubani 0.81 Mtrs Rising Kosi Baltara Khagria 1.24 Mtrs Steady Gandak Dumariaghat Gopalganj 0.38 Mtrs. Steady Bagmati Benibad Muzaffarpur 0.22 Mtrs. Steady Panchganga Terwad 3.62Mtrs Falling Krishna Kurundwad Kolhapur 1.59 Mtrs Falling Yerala Nandre Sangli 0.17 Mtrs Falling Krishna Arjunwad Sangli 0.44Mtrs Falling Uttar Kwano Chandradeepghat Gonda 0.54 Mtrs Rising Pradesh Sarda Paliakalan Kheri 0.60 Mtrs Steady Ganga Kachhlabridge Budaun 0.32 Mtrs Steady Ghagra Turtipar Ballia 0.07 Mtrs Steady

2. Damage reported by States/UTs during last 24 hours is as under.

SL Name of No of No of Population Human Houses No. of No. of Inmates No State/UT Districts Villages Affected Lives lost damaged Persons relief in relief affected affected evacuatedcentre camps opened (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) (viii) (ix) 1. Bihar - 17 6000 - - 2000 - - 2. Kerala 02 - - - Partially-03 - 12 563 3. Uttar Fully- 01 07 35 6389 - - 77 - Pradesh 4. Fully-07 Karnataka 03 12 23001 - 22400 241 63323 Partially-241 Himachal Fully-04 5. 08 ------Pradesh Partially-79 Madhya 01 Fully-04 6. 06 16 - - - - Pradesh (Drowning) Partially-11 7. Maharashtra 10 ------Total 36 80 35390 01 350 24400 330 63886

3. Maharashtra Flood Situation :- As per situation report received from SEOC, Maharashtra, due to heavy rainfall 10 districts namely Ratnagiri, Raigad, Kolhapur, Thane, Sangli, Satara, Sindhudurg, Pune, Wardha and Mumbai Suburban are affected. Search and rescue operation are continue going on by NDRF, SDRF and local administration.

 Brief about the current flood situation in Maharashtra is at- Annexure-I.

4. Karnataka Flood Situation:- Parts of Coastal, Malnad and North Interior Karnataka (Uttara Kannada, Shivamogga, Belagavi, Haveri, Chikkamagaluru, Dharwad, Gadag, Bagalkot, Kodagu & Davanagere districts) recorded widespread very heavy to extremely heavy rain on 22nd July 2021. In the past 24 hours 2 mm, light to moderate rainfall has been recorded in Coastal, Malnad and parts of North Interior Karnataka. Certain villages along the river course in Belagavi, Bagalkot, Gadag, and other districts are still flood but the water is receding. Current Situation: Rainfall has subsequently reduced; subsequently water has receded in Uttara Kannada. However, Parts of Belagavi, Bagalkot, Gadag are still facing flood situation due to high discharge from Upper Krishna Reservior. Till now 148453 people safely evacuated through coordinated efforts of the rescue teams. 241 relief camps are operational sheltering around 63323 people.

5. UT of J&K Cloud Burst Incidents:  Dachhan, Kishtwar District : On 28.07.2021at about 0330 hrs, an incident of cloud burst took place at Honzar village, Teh- Dachhan, Kishtwar District, In this incident, 07 persons have been died, 17 persons got injured, 14 persons are still missing and approx.19 house (17 completely & 02 partially), 02 Nos. of public infrastructure and 21 cowsheds are also damaged. Current Situation: o 01 team of Indian Army (17 RR), SDRF and Local Police are conducting search and rescue operation. o SP and ADC Kishtwar are on the site. o 02 team of NDRF reached in Kishtwar. o Telephone connectivity is interrupted, however radio communication is working. o Road condition is poor of incident site is approx 15 kms walking distance from road head to incident place. o Health team of UT is available at incident site. 6. Himachal Pradesh Cloud burst / Flash Flood incident:- On 27.07.2021 at about 2000 hrs, an incident of cloud burst/flash flood took place near Tozing Nallah, district Lahaul & Spiti. In this incident, 07 persons have been died, 02 got injured and 03 persons are still missing. Search and rescue operation is going on by NDRF, ITBP and Local administration.

7. Total 140 Teams of NDRF have been prepositioned/ deployed across the country. State wise deployment is at –Annexure-II.

8. Today NIL reports received from 14 States/ UTs:- Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Goa, Jharkhand, Haryana, Manipur, Odisha, Rajasthan, Tripura, Tamil Nadu, Andaman & Nicobar, Dadra & Nagar Haveli Daman & Diu, Puducherry and Ladakh.

Today situation report not received from 15 States/ UTs:- Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Punjab, Sikkim, Telangana, Uttarakhand, West Bengal, Chandigarh, Delhi, Lakshadweep and J&K. ********

Annexure-I Ministry of Home Affairs (National Emergency Response Centre)

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Brief about the current flood situation in Maharashtra as on 29.07.2021 at 2000 hrs.

1. Forecast of Central Water Commission.

Red Warning (Extreme Flood Situation): Nil

Orange Warning (Severe Flood Situation)

 River Panchganga at Terwad (Seasonal) in of Maharashtra continues to flow in SEVERE SITUATION at 12:00 hrs today with Falling trend.  River Krishna at KURUNDWAD in Kolhapur district of Maharashtra continues to flow in SEVERE SITUATION at 12:00 hrs today with Falling trend.  River Yerala at NANDRE in Sangli district of Maharashtra continues to flow in SEVERE SITUATION at 12:00 hrs today with Falling trend.  River Krishna at Arjunwad (Seasonal) in Sangli district of Maharashtra continues to flow in SEVERE SITUATION at 12:00 hrs today with Falling trend. 2. Forecast of IMD

On 29.07.2021- Heavy Rainfall Very likely at isolated places over Madhya Maharashtra.

3. Brief of Incident: -

 Torrential Rainfall in various parts of the State often coinciding with high tides and also discharge from dams led to various regions in the State getting inundated thereby resulting in floods across multiple Districts in the State.  Mahad and Poladpur in Raigad, Chiplun and khed in Ratnagiri along with various areas in Satara, Kolhapur and Sangli have been affected. Also flood situation arose in the districts of Thane and Palghar. 4. Current Status: -

i. As per situation report received from SEOC, Maharashtra, due to heavy rainfall 10 districts i,e. Ratnagiri, Raigad, Kolhapur, Thane, Sangli, Satara, Sindhudurg, Pune, Wardha and Mumbai Suburban are affected. ii. 4,35,879 people have been evacuated from District, Ratnagiri, Satara, Thane, Kolhapur, Sangli, Pune, Raigad and Sindhudurg. iii. Restoration work of Telecommunication, electricity supply and Road communication is going on. iv. Search and rescue operation is going on in all affected areas. 5. Steps taken by Central Government: -

i. Situation is being monitored 24x7 by Central Government at the highest level. ii. MHA deployed 21 NDRF teams with all necessary rescue equipment in affected areas. iii. Till now, NDRF rescued 3814 persons, evacuated 2203 persons and retrieved 105 dead bodies. iv. MHA coordinate with MoD for mobilization of Armed forces resources and the current status is as under:-

Indian Army:-  Army column deployed in Ratnagiri and Sangli de-inducted while column at Kolhapur kept on standby.  Column conducted rescue ops at Khidrapur, Rajpur and Rajapur Wadi in Kolhapur district and rescued 120 people and provided med asst to 70 rescued individuals. Indian Navy:-  HQ Western Naval Command, Mumbai Mobilised Flood Rescue Teams and Heptrs for assistance to the State Administration.  Five flood Rescue Teams (03 officers and 25 sailors) ex-Mumbai deployed at Chiplun/Khed provided MREs/ packaged food and medical assistance to approx 150 residents. A total of approx 200 families have been provided with food and med assistance.  Flood Rescue Team (10 pers from Abhimanyu) is presently on standby after completion of rescue ops in Raigarh Distt.  Two Flood Rescue Teams ex-Karwar (01 officer and 16 sailors) deployed at Mallapur and Kaiga Township at Uttar Kannada District have been de-inducted on 27.07.2021.  State administration of Maharashtra and Karnataka have informed that due to receding food waters in affected areas there is no further requirement of assistance. Accordingly all teams are being de-inducted progressively. Indian Air Force  11Rotary Wing and 10 Fixed Wing are on standby for flood relief.  A total of 422 pax and 50.56 tons load airlifted in 44 sorties.  Indian Coast Guard has deployed 03 Disaster Response teams with Gemini Boats and necessary life saving equipments  Senior Officers of MHA are in regular touch with State Government officers to render all necessary assistance. 6. Steps taken by State Government: -

 State government provided a fund Rs. 2 crore to Raigad and Ratnagiri for response from State Disaster Response Fund  A fund of Rs 50 Lakhs has been allocated to all other affected districts for immediate response.  Restoration work of telecommunication and electricity line is on progress. 7. The details of Damages reported by State during last 24 Hrs. and 22.07.2021 to till date are under.

Particular During 24 Hrs. From 22.07.2021 to till date i. Rainfall 7 mm - ii. No. of Districts affected 10 (Ratnagiri, Raigad, 10 (Ratnagiri, Raigad, with Name Kolhapur, Thane, Sangli, Kolhapur, Thane, Sangli, Satara, Sindhudurg, Pune, Satara, Sindhudurg, Pune, Wardha and Mumbai Wardha and Mumbai Suburban) Suburban) iii. No. of village effected Report Awaited 1351 iv. Population affected - 194464 v. Human lives - 213 lost vi. No. of missing - 8 vii. No. of injured - 52 viii. Houses damaged Fully-- 05 Partially- - - ix. Animal affected - 742 x. No. of persons evacuated - 435879 xi. No. of Relief centre opened - 349 xii. Inmates in relief camps - 53295 xiii. Relief material distributed - - xiv. Total crop area - - affected (in hectares) xv. Infrastructure damage - 43 Roads submerged Bridge on Vashishti river damaged at Chiplun

8. Landslide incidents:-

 Raigad:- On 23.7.2021 due to heavy rainfall, a land slide incident took place in District Raigad. Till now 95 dead bodies have been recovered and 26 persons got injured search and rescue operation called off.  Satara:- Due to torrential rainfall in the district with Mahabaleshwar receiving more than 1100 mm of rainfall in less than 48 hrs resulted in heavy discharge from the Koyna dam. On 23.07.2021 due to heavy rainfall, a land slide incident took place in Madgaon and Patan area, district Satara. Till now 45 dead bodies have been recovered and 03 persons are still missing search and rescue operation is going on.  Ratnagiri:- On 23.07.2021 due to heavy rainfall, a land slide incident took place in district Ratnagiri in which 21 dead bodies have been recovered, 07 persons injured and 14 persons are still missing search and rescue operation is going on.  Kolhapur & Sangli Districts:- Due to heavy rainfall in the district and heavy discharge from the Koyna dam, rivers in the district including the Panchganga have breached the danger mark and have caused inundation in many areas. District administration has evacuated people from low lying areas with help of NDRF and local teams. However, the Almatti dam is also discharging water due to which the situation is still under control. The district is on high alert and more teams are being deployed to face any eventuality. In Kolhapur Till now 07 dead bodies have been recovered and search & rescue operation called off. ******

Annexure-II

State wise RRC/Prepositioning/Ops Teams of NDRF as on 29.07.2021

S.No. State Teams 1. Assam 10 2. Andaman & Nicobar 01 3. Andhra Pradesh 03 4. Arunachal Pradesh 02 5. Bihar 13 6. Chhattisgarh 01 7. Gujarat 09 8. Haryana 01 9. Himachal Pradesh 02 10. Jharkhand 04 11. J& K 03 12. Kerala 09 13. Karnataka 07 14. Maharashtra 21 15. Madhya Pradesh 02 16. Mizoram 01 17. Manipur 01 18. Nagaland 01 19. New Delhi 04 20. Odisha 01 21. Punjab 03 22. Rajasthan 03 23. Sikkim 01 24. Tamil Nadu 04 25. Telangana 05 26. Tripura 03 27. Uttar Pradesh 09 28. Uttarakhand 06 29. West Bengal 10 Total 140