SITREP NO.63/2015 1700 Hours No.32-20/2015-NDM-I Ministry of Home Affairs (Disaster Management Division) Dated, the 2Nd August, 2015

SITREP NO.63/2015 1700 hours No.32-20/2015-NDM-I Ministry of Home Affairs (Disaster Management Division) Dated, the 2nd August, 2015

Subject: SOUTHWEST MONSOON-2015: DAILY MONSOON/FLOOD SITUATION REPORT

1. CENTRAL WATER COMMISSION (DAILY WATER LEVELS AND FORECASTS FOR LEVEL FORECAST SITES)

According to the Central Water Commission (CWC) report dated 2ndAugust, 2015, there is one Moderate flood situation site in the country.  River Ganga at Ballia, Distt- Ballia, Uttar Pradesh is flowing at 57.74 m against the danger level of 57.615 m with falling trend.

2. ADVISORY ISSUED BY IMD Depression over Gangetic West Bengal and adjoining Jharkhand

The depression over Jharkhand and adjoining Gangetic West Bengal moved west- southwestwards and lay centred at 0830 hrs IST of today, the 02 August 2015 over Gangetic West Bengal and adjoining Jharkhand near latitude 23.40 N and longitude 86.00 E, about 70 km east-northeast of Ranchi. It would move nearly westwards and weaken into a well marked low pressure area gradually.

Heavy rainfall warning:

Rainfall at most places with heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places would occur over the Gangetic West Bengal during next 24 hrsand isolated heavy rainfall during subsequent 24 hrs.

Rainfall at most places with heavy to very heavy rainfall at isolated places would occur over Jharkhand, Odisha and Chhattisgarh during next 48 hrs.

Rainfall at most places with isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall would occur over east Madhya Pradesh on 03 and 04 August.

Rainfall at many places with heavy rainfall at isolated places would occur over sub- Himalayan West Bengal, Bihar andSikkim during next 24 hrs.

Wind warning : Strong wind speed reaching 30-40 kmph gusting to 50 kmph would prevail around the Depression centre during next 24 hours.

3. IMD WARNING

02 August (Day 1): ♦ Heavy to very heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Gangetic West Bengal and Odisha. Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Jammu & Kashmir, HimachalPradesh, Uttarakhand, East Madhya Pradesh and Bihar.

03 August (Day 2): ♦ Heavy to very heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over East Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Odisha. Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, East Uttar Pradesh ,Gangetic West Bengal and Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim. 04 August (Day 3): ♦ Heavy to very heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over East Madhya Pradesh. Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, East Uttar Pradesh, West Madhya Pradesh and Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim. 05 August (Day 4): ♦ Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. 06 August (Day 5):

♦ Heavy rainfall would occur at isolated places over Uttarakhand. 4. WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR SUBSEQUENT TWO DAYS(7/8/15 to 9/8/15)

♦ Rain/thundershowers would occur at many places over western Himalayan region & adjoining plains, along west coast, northeast and central India. ♦ Rain/thundershowers would occur at a few places over east India.

5. NDRFOPERATIONAL DEPLOYMENT (49 TEAMS AND 1900 PERSONNEL)

 In (Distt:-Lakhimpur) Assam, 01 team consisting of 41 personnel of Ist Bn NDRF has been deployed since 08.06.2015 for onset of monsoon season.  In (Barpeta) Assam, 01 team consisting of 42 personnel of 1st Bn, NDRF has been deployed since 09.06.2015 for onset of monsoon season.  In (Sub-Div Sadla Distt.- Tinsukia) Assam, 01 team consisting of 42 personnel of 1st Bn, NDRF has been deployed since 01.07.2015 in connection with preposition for the monsoon season.  In (Village Joumol,Distt. Chandel) Manipur, 02 team consisting of 63 personnel of Ist Bn NDRF have been deployed in c/w a landslide incident at Village Loumol, Dust. Chandel in which about 20 villagers are missing are enroute.  In (Deoghar) Jharkhand, 01 team consisting of 42 personnel of 2nd Bn NDRF has been deployed in c/w Shravani Mela-2015/emergency response WEF. 20/7/2015.  In (Darjeeling) West Bengal, 01 team consisting of 41 personnel of 2nd Bn NDRF have been deployed in c/w prepositioning deployment wef. 25/7/2015.  In (Kakdweep& Canning), Distt-South 24 Parganas, West Bengal, 02 teams consisting of 84 personnel of 2nd Bn NDRF have been deployed in c/w Cyclone KOMEN.  In (Panskura) Dist- East Medinipur, West Bengal, 01 team consisting of 42 personnel of 2nd Bn, NDRF have been deployed in c/w Cyclone KOMEN.  In (Sandesh Khali) Dist:- North 24 Parganas, West Benga1, 01 team consisting of 42 personnel of 2nd Bn NDRF, West Bengal has been deployed in c/w Cyclone KOMEN.  In (Bardhaman) Dist:- North 24 Parganas, West Benga1, 02 team consisting of 85 personnel of 2nd Bn NDRF, West Bengal have been deployed in c/w flood like situation there & enroute.

 In (Pali,Sirohi&Barmer) Rajasthan, 03 teams consisting of 121 personnel of 5th Bn. NDRF have been deployed in c/w flood rescue operation wef. 30.07.2015. 01 dead body recovered in Distt. Sirohi by NDRF team.  In (Banaskantha) Gujarat, 04 teams consisting of 155 personnel of 5th Bn. NDRF have been deployed in c/w flood rescue operation.  In ( Patan) Gujarat), 01 team consisting of 35 personnel of 6th Bn NDRF has been deployed for flood rescue.  In (Banaskantha) Gujarat, 02 teams consisting of 73 personnel of 5th Bn,NDRF have been deployed in c/w flood rescue.  In (Banaskantha) Gujarat, 06 teams of 210 personnel of 7th Bn NDRF have been deployed for flood rescue operation. 01 dead body retrieved by NDRF team.  In (Bhopal) MP, 01 team consisting of 40 personnel of 6th Bn, NDRF has been deployed for emergency response during Monsoon season wef. 29/6/2015.  In (Pahalgam/Baltal/Panchtarni/Sheshnag) J & K, 04 teams consisting of 176 personnel of 7th Bn, NDRF have been deployed in connection with Amarnathji Yatra wef. 16/6/2015.  In (Kangra) HP, 01 team consisting 40 personnel of 7th Bn NDRF for pre-monsoon deployment wef 02.07.2015.  In (Shimla/Kullu) HP, 01 team consisting 40 personnel of 7th Bn NDRF for emergency response during Monsoon Season wef. 24.07.2015.  In (Banaskantha) Gujarat, 02 teams consisting of 73 personnel of 7th Bn,NDRF have been deployed in c/w flood rescue on 29.07.2015.  In (Banaskantha) Gujarat, 01 team consisting of 11 personnel of 7th Bn,NDRF has been deployed in c/w flood rescue on 29.07.2015.  In (Jalore) Rajasthan, 02 teams consisting of 70 personnel of 6th Bn NDRF have been deployed in c/w flood like situation due to heavy rainfall wef. 27.07.2015.  In (Jaipur/Patan) Rajasthan, 02 teams consisting of 83 personnel of 8th Bn NDRF have been deployed kin flood affected areas.  In (Supaul) Bihar, 01 team consisting 43 personnel of 9th Bn NDRF has been deployed for emergency response during monsoon season.  In (Darbhanga) Bihar, 01 team consisting 42 personnel of 9th Bn NDRF has been deployed for emergency response during monsoon season.  In (Muzaffarpur) Bihar, 01 team consisting 42 personnel of 9th Bn NDRF has been deployed for emergency response during monsoon season.  In (Gopalganj) Bihar, 01 team consisting of 42 personnel of 9th Bn NDRF has been deployed in c/w pre monsoon deployment.  In ( Bahraich) Uttar Pradesh, 01 teams consisting of 41 personnel of 9th BN NDRF has been deployed in c/w emergency response during monsoon season and enroute.  In ( Gorakhapur) Uttar Pradesh, 01 team consisting of 39 personnel of 9th BN NDRF has been deployed in c/w emergency response during monsoon season wef. 2/8/2015.

6. LOGISTIC SUPPORT PROVIDED BY THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCEON 2ndAugust, 2015 Nil

7. REPORTS RECEIVED FROM STATES/UTs GUJARAT

District Causalities Houses damaged Remarks Death Injuries Fully Partially (i)Navsari 01 - - - (a) 17 NDRF teams (ii)Surat 01 - - - have been deployed (iii)Banaskantha 28 - - - for rescue and relief (iv)Patan 05 - - - operations. (v)Sabarkatha 01 - - - (vi)Ahmedabad 03 - - - (b) Extent of damage yet (vii)Botad 01 - - - to be reported by the (viii) Gandhinagar 01 - - - State. (ix) Kutch 04 - - - (x) Kheda 02 - - - (xi) Surennagar 03 - - - (xii) Jamnagar 01 - - - (xiii) Morbi 01 - - - (xiv) Maisana 01 - - - TOTAL 53

NOTE-

(i) 14 Districts and populations of about 40 lakhs have been affected in recent flood like situation due to heavy rainfall in Gujarat in last few days. (ii) More than ten lakhs food packets have been airdropped/distributed to the flood victims. (iii)Some temporary relief camps have been set up in affected areas and peoples are accommodated on need basis.

RAJASTHAN In this monsoon season so far 28 deaths have been reported in the state. Of these 12 people lost their lives during past few days owing to very heavy rainfall and flood like situation in many parts of the state.

District Causalities Houses damaged Remarks Death Injuries Fully Partially (i)Jodhpur 01 - - - (a) 08 NDRF teams (ii) Tonk 02 - - - along with 40 boats (iii) Bundi 01 - - - have been deployed. (iv) Sikar 03 - - - (v)Barmer 02 - - - (b) Extent of damage yet (vi)Jhalawar 08 - - - to be reported by the (vii) Banwara 03 - - - State. (viii) Sirohi 02 - - - (ix) Jalore 03 - - - TOTAL 28 - - -

NOTE –

(i) Rajasthan has experienced excessive rainfall in most of its districts. Some of the districts are facing flood situation due to extremely heavy rainfall. The situation is grim particularly in districts of Jalore, Jhalawar, Baran, Sirohi, Barmer and Dungarpur. (ii) Apart from SDRF, Police, RAC etc., at present 08 teams of NDRF are deployed for rescue and relief operations. (iii) So far more than 630 peoples have been rescued from various districts in Rajasthan. Relief materials being distributed to the affected population.

WEST BENGAL

District Causalities Houses damaged Remarks Death* Injuries Fully Partially (i) South 24Pargana 09 - Consolidated Consolidated (a) 07 teams of (ii) Howrah 03 - figure as per figure as per NDRF along (iii) Nadia 04 - State State with 28 boats (iv) Murshidabad 02 - Government Government is deployed. is 38046 205901 (v) Birbhum 03 - (vi )Hooghly 05 - (vii) Burdwan 10 - (viii) Bankura 05 - (ix) W. Medinapur 05 - (x) N 24 Pargana 02 - TOTAL 48 - 38046 205901

* 48 deaths have been reported from various parts of the state during the flood like situation owing to lightening, wall collapse, electrocution, snake bite and drowning. NOTE – (i) As reported by State Govt. due to cyclone KOMEN, heavy to very heavy rainfall occurred at isolated places in almost all South West Bengal districts. (ii) So far 12 districts consisting of 210 blocks and 9691 villages have been affected due to flood situation.A population of 3690627 are affected. (iii) State Govt has deployed 121 boats for rescue and relief operations. (iv) Total cattle lost is 5672. (v) Due to flood like situation, State Govt. has established 1537 nos. of relief camps and 214306 peoples have been accommodated. 204 medical teams have also been deployed. So far 402600 water pouches have also been distributed. ODISHA

District Causalities Houses damaged Remarks Death Injuries Fully Partially (i) Balasore 2 - - - (ii) Jajpur 1 - - 664 (iii) Mayurbhanj 1 - - (iv) Keonjhar 1 - - 13 (v) Deogarh - - 2 106 TOTAL 5 - 2 783

NOTE –

(i) In 3rd Phase of this season, 07 districts of Odisha namely Jajpur, Mayurbhanj, Keonjhar, Bhadrak, Balasore, Jharsuguda and Deogarh are affected. (ii) A total of 644 villages and population – 480399 are affected. (iii) ODRAF units are carrying out relief and rescue operations. (iv) So far 1574 peoples have been evacuated to safer places. (v) 7 relief camps have been opened and 55 peoples have been accommodated. 132 boats have been deployed for rescue operations.

MANIPUR

Secretary (R & DM), Manipur has informed that about 20 villagers of Joumol Village in District Chandel have been swept away by landslide on 01/08/2015 at about 0630 hours including 12 houses. This village is located about 96 KMs from Tengnoupal HQ of which 83 Kms track/road is motorable. Rescue operations are going on. Reportedly one villager has been rescued.

Two teams of NDRF have been earmarked for rescue and relief operations in Village Joumol. Of these one team comprising of 22 rescuers have been airlifted in the morning while the other team is likely to reach by late evening.

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ANNEXURE-I

Extent of Damage (cumulative figures) (Provisional)

Name of States Date Population No. of No. of No. of No. of Cropped No. of houses Estimated value Estimated value /UTs when affected human districts villages cattle/ area damaged of damage of Total damage updated lives affected affected Live- stock affected Fully partially (Rs. In Lakh) (Rs. In lakh) lost lost (in ha)

Andhra Pradesh 14.07.15 27 ------Arunachal Pradesh Assam 09.06.15 81026 - 10 192 52509 3766.72 - - - - Bihar 29.07.15 51000 01 02 42 ------Goa

Gujarat 02.08.15 4000000 53 14 ------

Haryana

Himachal Pradesh

J & K 24.07.15 - 3 - - - -

Jharkhand Karnataka Kerala 21.06.15 1012 11 - 21 - 23.70 35 410 175.43 175.43 Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra 19.07.15 - 02 ------

Manipur 02.08.15 20 ------12 - - - Meghalaya Odisha 02.08.15 480399 05 07 644 - - 2 783 - -

Punjab 20.06.15 ------Rajasthan 02.08.15 630 12 6 ------Sikkim 21.07.15 - - 04 ------Uttar Pradesh 14.07.15 9800 - - 5 ------Uttarakhand 02.08.15 - 24 148 37 332

West Bengal 02.08.15 3690627 48 12 9901 5672 - 38046 205901

Andaman & Nicobar Dadra & Nagar Haveli Daman & Diu Puducherry

Total 4714514 186 55 904 58329 3790.42 38132 207426 175.43 175.43

Annexure – II

Rescue and Relief (Provisional)

Name of States/ UTs Date when No. of No. of No. of persons GR paid, if any, specify the item and No. of No. of cattle in updated persons relief accommodated amount medical cattle camps evacuated camps in the relief teams opened camps deployed

Andhra Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh

Assam

Bihar 29.07.15 - - - Polythene sheet-305 - -

Goa

Gujarat 25.06.15 - - - Polythene sheet-305

Haryana

Himachal Pradesh

J & K 24.07.15 ------

Jharkhand

Karnataka

Kerala 21.06.15 - 01 97 - - -

Madhya Pradesh

Maharashtra 19.07.15 ------

Manipur 02.08.2015 ------

Meghalaya

Odisha 02.08.15 1574 07 55 - - -

Punjab

Rajasthan 02.08.15 630

Sikkim 21.07.15 ------

Uttar Pradesh 14.07.15 1500 05 - - - -

Uttarakhand 29.07.15 ------

West Bengal 02.08.15 3690627 1537 214306 Water pouches-402600. 204 -

Andaman & Nicobar

Dadra & Nagar Haveli

Daman & Diu

Puducherry