District Disaster Management Plan Moga

DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN MOGA

2018

7.6 Geographical unit and Boundaries

Moga is located at middle in the state of Punjab. It has an average elevation of 217 meters’ (711 ft).Moga district is bordered by Jalandhar district in the north, Ludhiana district in the East, Barnala in the South-East, Bathinda in the South, Faridkot in the south-west and Ferozepur in the West. It stretches between East Longitude 74o 54’ 40” and 75o 24’ 57” and North Latitude 30o 28’ 30” and 31o 06’ 15”. It spreads over an area on 2230 km2, which comes to 4.42 % of the Punjab State.

7.7 Administrative Setup District is under control of Ferozpur division and it has been divided into four sub-divisions/tehsils i.e. Moga, BhagaPurana, Nihal Singh Wala and Dharamkot and two sub-tehsils i.e. Bhadhni kalan and Kot-Ise-khan. Further, the district has been sub-divided into five development blocks i.e. Moga-I, Moga-II, Kot-Ise-Khan, BhagaPurana and Nihal Singh Wala. District has 4 towns and 337 Panchayats with 330 villages in which 5 villages are inhabited.

Table no.1.1 District Administrative Structure

DISTRICT PROFILE Geographical location Latitude Longitude 30o 28’ 30” and 31o 4’ 40” and 75o 24’ 57” East 06’ 15” North Sub-Divisions 4 Moga, Bagha Purana , Nihal Administrative setup Singh Wala , Dharamkot Tehsils 4 Moga, Bagha Purana , Nihal Singh Wala , Dharamkot Sub-Tehsils 4 Badhani kalan, Kot Ise Khan , Ajtwal, Smalsar Development Block 5 Moga –I, Moga –II, Baghapurana, Nihal Singh Wala, Kot-Ise-Khan MarketCommittees 8 Moga, Baghapurana , Nihal Singh Wala, Dharamkot, Ajitwal , Badhni- kalan, Kot-Ise-Khan, Fategarh Panjtoor Municipal 1 Moga Corporation

Municipal Council 2 Dharamkot , Baghapurana Nagar Panchayat 3 Badhani kalan, Kot Ise Khan , Nihal Singh Wala Fire station 1 Moga Assembly Area 4 Moga, Baghapurana , Nihal Singh Wala(R), Dharamkot

Villages 330 Sub-Division Description Sub-Division Tehsil Sub-Tehsil Developme Nos of Population Cultivated nt Block village Area In Acres s Moga Moga Moga-I, 48 565041 164898 Ajitwal Moga-II 46 Dharamkot Dharamkot Kot-Ise- Kot-Ise- 151 31887 139360 Khan Khan Nihal Singh Nihal Singh Badhni Nihal 39 170342 103396 Wala Wala kalan Singh Wala Baghapurana Baghapurana Baghapur 47 225019 144295 Smalsar ana

Source – Emergency Operation Centre, Moga

7.8. Physiographic of district

The district area forms a part of Indo-Gangetic plain and Sutlej sub-basin of Indus basin. The area as a whole is almost flat with a gentle slope towards the Western and North-westerly direction. The flatness of the topography is indicated by the fact that only one contour line is passing through the district. This contour line runs from southeast towards north-west. It divides the district into almost two halves. In the eastern half it is below 200 m. The elevation ranges from minimum of 190 m in southwest at village Shamkot to maximum of 227 m in the northeast. The general slope of the district is from northeast to southwest as indicated by spot heights. The physiographic of the district is broadly classified from south to north into four distinct features i.e. Upland plain, Sand dune tract, younger flood pain and active flood plain of Sutlej. The Sutlej is an important perennial river, which forms major drainage of the area and runs parallel to the Northern border of the district. There are two types of soils viz Sierozem and Desert soils in Moga District. The sierozem soils are found in major parts of the district and desert soils are comparatively found in a relatively smaller area towards western part of the district.

7.9 Geology

The district is occupied by geological formations of Quaternary age comprising of recent alluvial deposits. These alluvial formations in turn overlain by Aeolian sands except in the area falling in proximity of Sutlej River. Geological setting, distribution of rainfall and geological formations constituting the aquifers, essentially controls the hydro geological framework of any district.

8.0 Climate and Rainfall The climate of the district can be classified as tropical and dry sub humid. According to IMD, the district get moderate rainfall, normal annual rainfall is about 498 mm, which is spread over 24 rainy days. 78% of rainfall occurs during south-west monsoon and temperature mean maximum in June is 39.5 degree C and in January is 5.1 degree C. Table no 2.2 Month wise and year wise Rainfall data of the district for the year 2007-2011 Year Jan Feb March April May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Total R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F 2007 0 21.2 27.7 0 0 39.8 58 110.2 17 0 0 9.9 283.8 2008 5.6 1.2 0 0 44.8 125.1 40 192.9 8.2 0 0 2 419.8 2009 14 10.5 20.8 23.7 16.8 3.2 87.8 60.1 91.9 0 0 0 328.8 2010 1 11.8 1 0 0 1.8 293.8 32 66.5 0 0 0 407.9 2011 1 14.2 2.3 47.4 32.4 170.1 75.8 166 96.7 0 0 0 605.9 Source: Indian Meteorological department Note: (1) The District Rainfall (mm.) (R/F) shown below are the arithmetic averages of Rainfall of Stations under the District (2) Blank Spaces show non-availability of Data. 8.1 Demography

1.6.1 Population of District

Population of Moga district is 992289 persons. Moga is 11th most populous district out of total 22 districts in Punjab and it is 447th most populous district in India. The population density of Moga is 444 Persons per square KM. It is 14th most densely populated out of 22 districts in Punjab and it is 280th most densely populated district out of total 640 districts in India. Table 1.3 District Population at a glance Population at a Glace 1. Population (Census 2011) 9,92,289 Persons 1. Male 5,24,289 2. Female 4,68,000 3. Density (per square km ) 444 4. Sex ratio (per 100 male ) 893 5. Sex Ratio (0-6 Year age) 863 6. Literacy rate 71.6% 7. Male literacy 75.3 % 8. Female literacy 67.4 % 9. Rural population 77.44 % 10. Urban population 22.66%

1.6.2 Literacy rate of district

Total Literacy rate of Moga is 71.6%. This means 71.6 out of 100 persons of age more than 6 years are literate. It is ranked 12 in terms of literacy rate out of total 22

districts of Punjab and 447 out of total 640 districts of India. Male Literacy of Moga is 75.3% while female literacy stands at 67.4%.

Table no 1.4 Educational institutes in district

Sr. Types of Education institutes No.'s of Institutes No 1 Primary Schools 403 2 Middle Schools 116 3 High Schools 134 4 Senior Secondary School 124 5 Colleges 25 6 Polytechnic Institutes 4 7 Technical Industrial art & Craft 58 School 8 ITIs 1

1.6.3 Sex ratio

In 2011, Moga had population of 9,92,289 persons of which male and female were 5,24,289 and 4,68,000 respectively. There was change of 10.90 percent in the population compared to population as per 2001. In the previous census of India 2001, Moga District recorded increase of 15.03 percent to its population compared to 1991. With regards to Sex Ratio in Moga, it stood at 893 per 1000 male compared to 2001 census figure of 887. The average national sex ratio in India is 940 as per latest reports of Census 2011 Directorate.

1.6.4 Religion and Culture

Sikhism is the predominant religion in the district. The district has the highest percentage of Sikh population among all the districts of Punjab. According to 2001 census Sikhs form around 87.5% of the total population in Moga with Hindus, Dev Samajis, Nanakpanthis, Dera sacha Saudis and Ravidasis forming the remainder. The 2009 estimates show Sikh population around 90% due to migration of the urban Hindu population to major cities in Punjab.

1.7 Agricultural The crops grown in the district are divided into two main categories i.e. Rabi and Kharif. The major Rabi crops are wheat and oil seeds (sunflower and mustard) and others are barley, maize and gram. The major Kharif crops are cotton and paddy; minor ones are sugarcane & Jowar. The Rabi crops are sown in Oct-Nov and harvested from Mid March to Mid May. The Kharif crops are sown in Jun-Aug.and are reaped from September to

December. An area of 1, 94,976 hectare is cultivated land out of 2, 23,410 hectare geographical area of district. It means 87 % land used for agriculture purpose in district.

Table no. 1. 5 Agriculture and land use pattern Sr. No. Land use pattern of the district (latest Area(*000 ha) statistics) 1 Geographical area(000ha) 173 2 Cultivable area 149 3 Forest area 2 4 Land under non-agriculture use 23 1.8 Forest An area of 32 sq. km. is covered under reserved, protected, private and unclassified forests, which is 0.06 % of the total area of the Punjab. It shows that the district is lacking in forest resources. The main species of plants in district Moga are Eucalyptus, Shisham, Kikar and Poplar etc. 1.9 Irrigation Moga district has 3,93,000 hectares as gross irrigated area and 2,00,000 hectare as net irrigated area. Out of 2,00,000 hectare, canals irrigate approximately 7000 hectare, which is 3.50% of net irrigated area , whereas 96.50 % of net irrigated area is irrigated by tubewells. Tubewells are more important in comparison to canals as far as percentage of area irrigated by these two methods is taken into consideration. There were 65,558 shallow and deep tube wells owned by farmers. 1.10 River

The district area forms a part of Indo-Gangetic plain and Sutlej sub-basin of main Indus basin. The district has only one perennial river Satluj. The Satluj River enters in the district from North East side along with the boundary of Jalandhar district. It enters from the village Kania Khurd and enters the Ferozepur district from village Khana in Kot-Ise-Khan block and the total length of the Sutlej River in Moga district is 27.43 kms. Along the both sides of river Sutluj, constructed Flood Protection Embankments called Dhusi bandh. These embankments protected valuable agriculture land and villages from furry of floods of river Satluj.

Table No-1.6: Carrying Capacity River Satluj and Embankments RIVER CARRYING CAPACITY Gauge Station Danger Level (in Mts) Capacity in Cubic cm’s Kawan Wala Pattan 220.56 2.60 lac

RIVER EMBANKMENTS Name of Embankments Type of Embankments Length of Embankments

5-L/Bandh Earthen 18.29 km

Gidderpindi Bandh Earthen 9.15 km

Source- Department of Drainage, Moga 1.11 Canals and Nalas

The district is traversed by network of canal . The main canals in the area which feed the various distributaries, minors, sub-minors & field channels (water courses) are Sirhind feeder and Sidhwan Branch and Abohar canal which partly irrigate southern part of the district and number of manmade drains and nalas are also throughout district. The district get moderate rainfall, therefore various streams, Nalas etc originate and flow in district however some channels are continue also.

Table No-1.7 Irrigation Facility in District Sr. No Particulars Length

1 Zira Distributory System 27.44 km

2 Kingwah Distributory System 98.5 km

3 Alwahwal Distributory System 49.3 km

4 Sidhwan Branch 15.47 km

5. Dharamkot Distributory System 10 km

6. 5-R System 13.85 km

SOURCE- DEPARTMENT OF IRRIGATION, MOGA

Flood Prepardness Measures

The District Administration has made all arrangements in connection with floods. An inspection of river sutlej has been carried out under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, Moga, in which all the concerned officers of the District participated.

RELIEF CAMPS Dharamkot uring area will be provided with the fodder during the stay in the shelter camps. List of relief camps tehsil wise is as follow:

Sector -1 Sector-2 Sector-3 Kishanpura Relief Dharmkot Relief Camp Fatehgarh Panjtoor Relief Camp Camp In-charge Sh. Rajinder Kalra, Sh. Aman Preet Singh,Gill Sh. Jaswant Singh, E.O. Muncipal Secretary, Market Committee, Panchayat Officer Kot Ise Committee, Dharmkot Dharmakot Khan

Contact 99-888-28477 86990-13379 88728-90084 Number of Incharge Sector - 4 Khama Relief Camp Incharge Sh. Mohinder jeet Contact Singh number BDPO Kot Ise of Incharge Khan 8872890084 vacuation Govt. Senior Market Committee, Govt. Senior Sec. School, Centre Secondary School, Dharmkot Fatehgarh Panjtoor Kishanpura Kalan

Most Flood Bhage wala Periwala Sirsari Prone Madar Pur Dhelewala Khurd Gatti Kamal ke (Villages) Sanghera Tota singh wala Chack singh pura Milak Kangra Daulawala kalan Chamb Mandar Bir sarkar Chack Baura Kambo Kalan Jhuggia Chak Tare wala Kambo Khurad Said Jalalpur Gatti jatan ke Bhaini Raharwan Kamalke Adraman Society

Less flood Bandala 1. Sherewala Bassian prone Lalihandi 2. Sherpur Taiban Sangla (Villages) Kanhewala 3. Manjili Bija pur Taktuwala 4. Bagge Bhodiwal Melak akalia Kawanwala Raowala Thuthgarh Mehruwala Chak jindra Chak kannina kalan

Flood Control Room Baghapurana Incharge Shri Lakshya Kumar Tehsildar Baghapurana Office Tel . No. 01636-242142 Mobile No. 9815964057 Baghapurana Flood Relief Camps 1 2 3 New Dana Mandi and Nagar Council Office Relief BDPO Office Relief Camp Purani dana Mandi Camp Baghapurana Baghapurana Relief Camp Baghapurana In-charge Sh. Pargat Singh Rajinder Kalra EO Nagar Shri Ram Chand BDPO Secretary Market Council Baghapurana Baghapurana Committee 9988828447 70095-44316 Baghapurana 9781700522 Flood Control Room Moga Incharge Shri Lakhwinder Singh Tehsildar Moga. Office Tel . No. 01636-234277 Mobile No. 9814750975 Moga Sub Division Flood Relief Camps 1 2 3 New Dana Mandi and Nagar Nigam Office Relief Dana Mandi Ajitwal Relief Purani dana Mandi Camp Moga. Camp Relief Camp Ajitwal Baghapurana In-charge Sh.Wazir Singh Shri Rajesh Kumar Joint Shri Subhaash Mann Secretary Market Commissioner MC Moga. Secretary Mkt Committe Committee Moga. 98764-70300 Ajitwal 98769-11503 96463-00454

Flood Control Room Nihal Singh Wala Incharge Shri Lakhwinder Singh (Additional Charge) Tehsildar Nihal Singh Wala . Office Tel . No. 01636-255498 Mobile No. 9814750975 Nihal Sin Wala Sub Division Flood Relief Camps 1 2 3 Dana Mandi Relief BDPO Office Relief Camp Dana Mandi Badhni Kalan Camp Nihal Singh Nihal Singh Wala. Relief Camp Wala Badhni Kalan In-charge Sh.Wazir Singh Shri Makhan Singh 94177- Shri Veer Singh Secretary Market 71581 Secretary Mkt Committe Committee Moga. Badhni Kalan 96460-02088 96463-00454

TARPAULINS

During the flood season, the affected population, which would be evacuated from the affected areas, will be provided with the Tarpauls. DFSC, Moga has to look after this and make sure sufficient amount of tarpaulins be ready and if in any case Mishappenings occur that stock could be used. Sources to cater excessive requirements also need to be identified. During floods, required Petrol, Diesel, Kerosene in sufficient quantity for various purposes will be provided. For this DFSC, Moga will make sure to keep the reserve sufficient stock with each agency as under :-

Quantity in Sr. No. Name Type Litres. Petrol Pump Holder Petrol & 1000/2000 1. Diesel 2. Kerosense wholesaler Kerosene 10000 3. Kerosene Depot. Kerosene 4 Every Gas Agency Gas Cylinder 50 Each Every purchase Tarpaulins 500 each 5. Agency agency

MEDICAL FACILITIES

The Civil Surgeon, Moga will be responsible to constitute the Mobile Medical teams having full equipment with sufficient quantity of needful medicines. The civil surgeon will also allocate different flood prone areas to different mobile medical teams. After constitution of Mobile Medical Teams and allotment of different flood prone areas to those, intimation must be sent to this office also. A special campaign for vaccination will be conducted under the supervision of Civil Surgeon. Record will also be maintained about the special campaign. Sufficient stock of medicine will also be kept ready.

VETERINARY TEAMS

Deputy Director, Animal husbandry, Moga will constitute veterinary medical teams. These veterinary medical teams will be allocated with the flood prone area's by Deputy Director, Animal husbandry, Moga. The Department should organize special vaccination campaign, before the Monsoon. It is also directed that the record regarding vaccination of animals should also be maintained. Sufficient quantity of needful medicines should kept ready in stock. Animal census be completed village wise before the onset of monsoon season.

DRINKING WATER

The Public Health Department will be responsible for providing drinking water to the flood affected populations. The water is also to be supplied by means of water tankers of Market

Committees. Sufficient quantity of Bleaching Powder has also been stored and would be supplied at the relief camps.

TRANSPORT

The District Transport Officer Moga will make arrangement of vehicles for shiftng the people to safer places in case of flood and for the transportation of food for the affected population and fodder for animals.

ASSISTANCE BY VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS

The SDMs will hold a meeting with voluntary organizations for seeking their cooperation for supply of ration and other requirements to the flood affected population. They have also been directed to hold meeting with the sarpanches and other respectables to elicit support and sort out other problems.

]ASSISTANCE BY MILITARY /PARA MILITARY FORCES

During Major floods/ Disaster ARMY plays a vital role in search and rescue operation. The contact has been established with officials of REGIMENT: 01632-242428. They are being provided with the list of flood prone villages and list of important contact numbers. Military/ Paramilitary can provide skilled Manpower/ Equipments.

CLEANLINESS OF DRAINS/SEWERAGE

Drainage Department, Moga shall look after this issue that all the drains/ sewage must be clean so that rain water can flow easily without any hurdle. If there is any such drain/sewage which needs to get cleaned, that must be done immediately, SDM's shall inspect the site.

PRESENCE OF DISTT. OFFICERS AT HEADQURTER DURING FLOOD SEASON

All the Distt. Officers have been directed to remain present at the headquarter during flood season and in case of any personal exigency, prior permissions be obtained from the Deputy Commissioner before leaving the headquarter. Similar directions have also been issued to Officers posted at Sub-Division headquarter through the respective SDMs.

UN-INTERRUPTED ELECTRIC SUPPLY

Punjab State Power Corporation Limited, Moga will make arrangements for Uninterrupted Electric Supply. They will also arrange the Genset in emergency. All the supply lines and weak connections be checked and insure that no untoward incidence takes place during rainy season.

DISPOSAL OF BODIES & CARCASSES

For the disposal of Bodies & Carcasses the Medical Officer, Civil Hospital, Moga No. is- 01636- 228110/ 222528 & SHO City/Sadar will help the Medical Officer in emergency. FLOW CHART

(FLOOD RELIEF)

Reports from Drainage Department, Moga shall be given to this office regarding spate in river sutlej or any such serious issue. ↓ The above information is received at 1) DEPUTY COMMISSIONER CAMP OFFICE Tel.No. 01636-225401 Fax No. 01636-225401-234411

2) DISTT. FLOOD CONTROL ROOM Tel.No. 01636-235206 Fax No. 01636-234411

Two officials are put on duty at this Telephone numbers round the clock. DRO Moga is the incharge of District Flood Control Room, who’s Mobile Number, is 98762-20846 ↓ If any Information regarding possibility of flood or large releases of the water from the dams is received, it is transmitted to the concerned Sub Divisional Magistrate immediately to take appropriate measures. The Telephone Number of the respective S.D.M's are:- 1. Sh. Narinder Singh , (PCS), S.D.M Dharmkot - 81465-52361 2.Sh. Gurwinder Singh Johal ,PCS, SDM , Moga-98140-21021 3.Smt. Swarnjit Kaur ,PCS, SDM , Baghapurna -98141-12805 4.Smt. Mandeep Kaur PCS, SDM,N.S.Wala. -98157-57255

↓

Every Evacuation Centre needs to be equipped with the following:-

1. Officer in-charge of the evacuation center with telephone number 2. Supporting Staff 3. Medical Aid Teams 4. Vet. Aid Teams 5. Official of the civil Supplies 6. E.O.M.C. Official where ever necessary for the arrangement of the drinking water. 7. Official of Public Health. 8. N.G.O's . 9. Village attached to evacuation Centre.

1. FLOOD PROTECTION AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM

Sub division Dharmkot of District Moga is a flood prone. River Sutlej Flows through the district. The total length of the River in this district is about 31.27 KMs.

DRAINS: THE TOTAL LENGTH OF DRAINS IN MOGA DISTRICT IS ABOUT 559.38 KMS. THE DETAILS ARE GIVEN BELOW:

CHAPTER 8 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES

SOP's FOR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS

A standard operating procedure is "a set of instructions constituting a directive that establishes a standard course of action". Standard operating procedures or SOPs, clearly spell out what is expected and required of personnel during emergency response. 8.1 SOP's FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT :

During disaster, for the security of property and any other miss-happening, Police will responsible for maintaining law and orders. for this purpose, under the leadership of S.S.P, Police employees and Sarpanch's of affected areas will communicate each other to replace people's household things any other essential things to the safe place.

Main Duties to perform :

1. Deploying a quick response teams (QRTs) to maintain law and order at the incident site.

2. QRTs deployed at the site will be equipped and will coordinate with following activities.

3. Quick Assessment of law and order situation in affected areas.

4. Cordon off the site to restrict movement of curious onlookers, vehicles and pedestrians.

5. Control and monitor traffic movements.

6. Support and coordinate with local administration.

7. Prepare updates on the law and order situation in every 2 hours and brief the authorities.

8. Ensure law and order at assembly points and evacuation points.

9. Control situation of rioting and looting and cordon off affected areas.

10. Provide traffic diversions so as to ease movement of response vehicles to incident site.

11. Gather and disseminate information about the traffic flow on alternate routes for decongestion.

12. Ensuring law and order in rehabilitation centre's.

13. Communicate with PCR on regular basis regarding field activities including deployment of manpower and resources.

14. To advice home-guards to remain alert for responding to call from Police.

15. To contact nearby hospitals for making emergency arrangements for receiving inured persons.

Table : Nodal Officer from Police Department for Disaster Management :

Name of Mobile Phone S.No. Designation Fax No. E-mail Address Nodal Officer No. No.

Sh 1. . Amarjit Senior -- 01636 01636 dpo.moga.police 236600 225402 Singh, Bajwa 237817 IPS Superintendent (FAX) 237817 @punjab.gov.in of Police (SSP)

8.2 SOP's FOR FOOD AND SUPPLY DEPARTMENT :

District food and supply controller, Moga will take care of food inventory. In this context, lists of commission agent/sugar dealers, food stocks, flour mills, rural and urban rashan depot's, cold store and lists of go downs, whole sale trades, licensed articles, rice go downs, gas stations, whole sale kerosene oil, petrol pumps has been taken from district food and supply controller. In need all of above will be contacted. In this activity, secretary Red-cross, district manager Punsup and district manager markfed will help administration. For supply of food and other things, rotary club and lions club will be coordinate with administration.

Main Duties to Perform :

(a) Management and distribution of relief items to affected victims.

(b) Provide tarpaulins if and when required.

(d) Initiate procurement of food items available at nearby markets.

(e) Prepare take-home food packets for the families.

(f) womenEnsuring and equal poor distribution people. of relief material including children, aged groups, Table : Nodal Officer from Food Supply Department for Disaster Management :

S. No. Nodal Officer's Name Contact Number

1. Smt. Sweety Devgan 94171-66057

Main Duties to Perform :

1. Mobilize and coordinate the energy medical and Health Services consisting of :-

(a) Emergency treatment in the Hospital and ambulance services to the injured & needy. (b) Casualty services including managing of First Aid Posts in the affected areas.

(c) Transporting the seriously injured persons to the bigger & specialized hospitals with adequate facilities, equipment & specialist doctors. (d) Health and OPD services in the community shelters in case of evacuation.

(e) Setting up mobile medical teams to visit the affected areas to provide health services, especially to the handicapped, children, old persons and women.

(f) Ensure adequate supply of medical drugs and services.

2. Ensure post-mortem of the dead bodies getting conducted expeditiously.

3. Provide chlorine tablets or other water purifier medicines wherever required.

4. Provide inoculation / vaccination against various epidemic diseases especially to the children and women. 5. To keep a check on the quality / hygiene of food being served in the relief centres & the areas around it. 6. Co-opt & coordinate the activities of various voluntary organizations such as Red Cross and Others.

Table : Nodal Officer from Health Department for Disaster Management :

S. No. Nodal Officer's Name Contact Number

1. Dr. Rajesh Attary (Senior Medical Officer) 98142-40911

Table : List of Government Hospital and Health Centres at district /sub division level : A. List of Government Hospital at district / sub division level.

Name of Nos. S. Name of Contact Nos. of Staff Nos. of the In- Location of charg Ambulan No. the Hospital e No. Available ce Beds

Civil Hospital 98723- Main Bazar 1. Moga 78855 Moga 03 150 Dr. Rajesh Attary (Senior Medical Officer 78855

B. List of mobile medical team / dispensary in the district (Sub division wise).

Name of Vehicle No. & Staff Contact No. S.No. Area Dept. / PDS Driver Posted of Driver

1. PHC 1. Dharmkot PB29K9243 03 Moga 99142-22511

Mr Didar Singh

2. PB29K3832 94630-82454 2 Civil Hospital Moga Mr.Ajmer Singh

3. PB29K 6265 94632-40601 3 Civil Hospital Moga Sh. Gurmit Singh

8.3 SOP's FOR ANIMAL HUSBANDRY :

To prevent animals from disease's, the deputy director of animal husbandry will make a stock of vaccination and also to feed animals fodder stocks will be made. Mobile dispensaries will be send in field which will take care of animals every type.

Main Duties to Perform :

(a) The officer's will co-ordinate with Animal related organizations and individuals to provide assistance in the affected site.

(b) Coordinate with the Shelter Task Force on the sheltering of companion animals.

(c) In case of Animal Disease Outbreak immediate actions to control and quarantine the disease to be made, the advisory for safeguarding one self and others to be issued.

(d) Injuries and death of animals will be documented.

(e) Deceased, diseased or contaminated animals will be dispensed.

(f) Documentation of all expenses incurred will be maintained.

(g) Continue response activities as needed.

Table : Nodal Officer from Animal Husbandry Department for Disaster Management :

S. No. Nodal Officer's Name Contact Number

1. Dr. Himanshu Syal 94780-54485

8.3 SOP's FOR PWD (B&R) :

This department would include the identification of critical infrastructure problems, shortcomings and damages, and the mobilization and coordination of Quick Response Teams (QRTs) to fix and improve them.

Main Duties to Perform :

(a) Extend necessary help in construction of road diversions and other civil works during Disaster situation.

(b) Help in arranging the mechanical equipment whenever required.

(d) Barricading to cordon off affected areas.

Table : Nodal Officer from PWD (B&R) Department for Disaster Management : Sr. No. Name of Designation Nodal Mobile Officer, No. Phone No. Fax No. 1 Sh. PWD Balwinder Singh Xen 9646021188 2 Sh. Charnjit PWD

Pal SDO 9876103298

8.3 SOP's FOR WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION DEPARTMENT :

In case of disaster, there may be a need of supplying water for fire fighting operation or there may be a need for drinking purpose or rehabilitation site might be requiring temporary / mobile toilets for there may be need to ensure clean environment, so all in these type of disaster situation's this department is responsible.

Main duties to perform :

1. Ensure sufficient supply of clean and potable drinking water during the disaster at the site and at the evacuation and relief centers.

2. Ensure availability of sufficient number of water tankers for supply of the drinking

water.

3. Establish temporary latrines / urinals at relief / evacuation centers.

Table : Nodal Officer from Water Supply & Sanitation Division for Disaster Management :

Sr. No. Name of Designation Nodal Mobile Officer, No. Phone No. Fax No. 1 Sh. Ajay Water 79738- Bhanoo SDO Supply 54001

Industry in District Moga :-

List of Prominent Industry /Business person in district Moga Hazard :- 1. Electric short circuit and resultant dangers. 2. Dangling electricity wires and broken poles which pose risk of electrocution. 3. Fire due to various reasons and remote location of fire fighting machinery to focal point. 4. Natural disaster like earth quake and flooding.

Sr Name & Address Name of the Mobile No E-mail id End No of the Unit contact Product/Servi person with ce designation 1 M/s. Nestle India Ltd. Ravi singh, 9935942306 moga.factory@in. Milk Product Ferozepur G.T. Rd, Director Nestle.com Moga 2 M/s. Paras Spices Pvt. Viney Kumar, 98761-88177 paras_spices@yah Spices Ltd.Zira Road, VPO. MD oo.co.in Khosa Pando 3 M/s. Rattan Soap & Subash Grover, 98142-45413 rattansoapmoga@ Washing Soap Chemical Industries, Partner gmail.com B-44, F.P.Moga 4 M/s. Devindra Veer Singh, 93177-74343 davindra_industry Combine Parts Industry, C-64, F.P, Partner @yahoo.co.in Moga 5 M/s. Neelam J.P.S. Kahnna, 98145-13865 jpskhanna@gmail Agri. Industries, C-27, Prop .com Implements F.P.Moga 6 M/s. Devi Dass Gopal Indu Puri, M.D 94639-21857 ddgkmoga@gmail Sarson Oil Krishan ( a unit of puri .com oil mills ltd) Gandhi Rd, Moga 7 M/s. Shankar Rice & Kewal Krishan, 98765-21798 Shankar_rice_mill Rice Gen Mills, Mudki Rd, Partner @yahoo.com Baghapurana 8 M/s.A One Bricks Chaman Lal 98148-23723 jatinderkumar23 Bricks Field, VPO Saffu Goyal, Prop @ymail.com Wala 9 M/s. Roop Chand Roop Chand 98147-15967 amitsingla1982@ Bricks BKO, VPO-Gholia Singla, Prop yahoo.com Kalan

10 Jandu Agro Industries, Baldev Singh 98761-06048 sharanjandus@gm Agri Impl. B-36, F.P, Moga Jandu, Prop ail.com 11 M/s. Bharat Agro Baldev Singh, 98780-29075 baldev_moga@sif Agri.imp. Industries, C-67, F.P. Prop. y.com Moga 12 M/s. Madho Agro Jagtar Singh, 98156-23106 madhoagro@aim. Agri Imp. Industry, B-3, Partner com F.P,Moga 13 M/s. Sunny Industrial Surjit Singh, 98720-38333 sunnyindcorp@ya Combine/ Har. Corporation, C-4, F.P, Partner hoo.co.in parts Moga 14 M/s. Jhandiana Chamkaur 98148-34511 rattan_c69@yaho Harv/combine Industries, C-68-69- Singh, Prop. o.co.in 70, F.P.Moga 15 M/s. T.R. Industries, Parveen Kumar, 98146-20539 jbni.india@gmail. E.R.W Pipes B-2, F.P, Moga Prop com 16 M/s. Jai Bajrang steel Navdeep 98146-20539 jbni.india@gmail. Steel Tubes tubes, B-42, F.P, Kumar, Partner com Moga 17 M/s. ACK Industries, Ashok Kansal, 94172-24303 ashokaoilmills@y cattle Feed B-23, F.P, Moga Partner ahoo.co.in 18 M/s. Khipal casting, Manjit singh, 95019-33611 khipal_casting@r C.I.Casting D-72, F.P, Moga Prop. ediffmail.com 19 M/s. Tayal Rajeev, Partner 94170-24307 tayalenterprise@y A.C sale and Enterprises, Road no- ahoo.co.in service 2, Sardar nagar, Moga 20 M/s. Master Malwa Tara Singh, 98140-90620 preetsembhi@yah Gear Box, Product, C-48, F.P, Partner oo.com Thrashe Guide Moga Pulli 21 M/s. Sahib Agro Ajay Goyal, 98884-10571 goyalajay0607@g Spices, Atta Foods, Pvt. Ltd., A- Partner mail.com 1, F. P, Moga 22 M/s. Aar Ell Ashok Kumar, 98140-27306 samaratindia@ya Rice Enterprises, A-4 & A- Paartner hoo.com 5, F.P, Moga 23 M/s.Master Industrial Parmod Kumar, 98140-20973 marshalmoga@ya Agri. Impl. Company, B-14, F.P, Prop. hoo.com Moga 24 M/s. Bajrang Agro Chander 98145-13949 munishbansal197 Agri. Impl. Inds., B-17, F.P, Moga Mohan, Partner [email protected] 25 M/s.Malwa Industries, Hardev Singh, 98764-27030 malwa.industrie. Combine Ind B-40, F.P, Moga Partner @gmail.com Auto part 26 M/s. Krishana Auto Vijay Passi, 98140-17176 krishnamoga@ya Tata Auth. Sale Sales, B-41, F.P, Prop. hoo.com & Serv. Moga 27 M/s. Thaper Service Balbir Singh, 98551-20532 rishithaparandcom Service Station Station, D-78, F.P, prop., Partner [email protected] Moga

28 M/s. G.S. Ago Gurcharan 9814216513 gsagroindustries combine parts Industry, B-47, Singh, Partner @yahoo.com F.P.Moga 29 M/s. Abhishak T.K. Chhabra, 98763-44044 abhishak_industri Processing of Industries, C-44, F.P, prop. [email protected] Scrap Moga .in 30 M/s. Jagdambey Feed Subodh Kumar, 98551-24660 nishantmittal961 Cattle Feed Industries, D-44 F.P, Partner @yahoo.in Moga 31 M/s.. Rajesh Trading Rajesh Kumar, 98159-94487 [email protected] Rice Co. Madheke road, N Partner om S Wala 32 M/s. Jai Ambey Agro Resham Lal, 98724-54844 [email protected] Rice Foods, Rauke road, Partner om Badhni kalan 33 M/s. Karan Agro Piyush Garg, 98883-79035 piyush.garg123@ Rice Foods, Barnala Road, Prop. hotmail.com N.S. Wala 34 M/s. M.C.Traders Rakesh Kumar, 98156-54039 mctraders2004@y Milk Products Baghapurana Road, Partner ahoo.in N.S.Wala 35 M/s. Unnat Bharat Chinderpal 98556-06666 parveengarg621@ Rice Agro Food ware house Singh, Prop. yahoo.com Road, N.S Wala 36 M/s.Raghu Nath Rice Ved Parkash, 98141-50991 raghu.bansal@yah Rice Mills, Rauke road, Partner oo.com Badhni kalan 37 M/s.Garg Agro Khem Chand, 98141-40234 sumit760@hotmai Rice Industries, Partner l.com Baghapurana Road, N.S.Wala. 38 M/s.Shiv Shanker Rice Rajinder 98553-54114 piyush.garg123@ Rice Mills, Rauke Road, Kumar, Partner hotmail.com Badhni kalan 39 M/s. Sahara Metals, Suresh Bansal, 98726-50304 bansalsuresh67@ Commercial Dhurkot Ransih Road, Partner gmail.com utensils N.S.Wala 40 M/s. Jai Maa Rice Udhamm 98817-08715 [email protected] Rice Mills, G.T. Road, Mangla, Partner om Duneke 41 M/s.Narula Solvex Ashok Narula, 9878800007 narulasolvex@gm Rice bran Oil Pvt. Ltd, Zira Road Director ail.com Khosa Pando 42 M/s.A.K. Agro Pawan Kumar 98146-55135 gragsahil4@gmail rice Industries, Rauke .com Kalan Road, Badhni Kalan 43 M/s.Garg Brothers, Satish Garg 98142-54230 rajneesh_nsw84@ Rice Baghapura Road, yahoo.com NSWala 44 M/s. G.G.Agro Tech, Manav Goyal 98141-86032 geegeeagro@hot Rice Vill Duneke mail.com

45 M/s.G.M. Overseas, Rajnesh Mittal 98141-13357 gmoverseas@hot Rice Focal Pt, Singhawala mail.com 46 M/s. Hind Bricks Aman Goyal, 98553-51213 aman.goyal90@g Bricks Ind.Vill. Chuhar Singh Prop mail.com Wala, Teh Dharmkot 47 M/s. S.R. Bricks Ravinder 98760-59980 ravinderkumargoy Bricks Ind.Teh Dharmkot Kumar, partner [email protected] 48 M/s. Aggarwal bricks Manish Singla, 98726-23812 manishsinglamog Bricks Co.Datta Partner [email protected] 49 M/s. National Gram Satpal , Prop. 94170-76868 [email protected] Bricks Uyog, Datta om 50 M/s.Trimurti Gram Parmod Goyal, 98145-23723 parmodgoyalbko Bricks Udyog, Talwandi Prop @gmail.com Bhagerian 51 M/s. Jai bajrang Nail Vinod Kumar 9814620539 jbni.india@gmail. Nails and nuts Industries, B-5, F.P, com Moga 52 M/s. kohinoor Rice Surinder Singh 94171-65251 surinderkpr1@gm Rice Mill, Kot Ise Khan, Sandhu ail.com Distt. Moga 53 M/s. Kawality Rice Inderpreet 99140-16241 surinderkhera@y Rice Mill & Gen., Singh mail.com Dharmkot, Distt. Moga 54 M/s Ramsar Rice & Mehar Singh 99140-16248 surinderkhera@y Rice Gen Mill, Dharmkot, Rai mail.com Distt. Moga

Hazard :- 1. Electric short circuit and resultant dangers. 2. Dangling electricity wires and broken poles which pose risk of electrocution. 3. Fire due to various reasons and remote location of fire fighting machinery to focal point. 4. Natural disaster like earth quake and flooding.

50 M/s.Trimurti Gram Parmod Goyal, 98145-23723 parmodgoyalbko Bricks Udyog, Talwandi Prop @gmail.com Bhagerian 51 M/s. Jai bajrang Nail Vinod Kumar 9814620539 jbni.india@gmail. Nails and nuts Industries, B-5, F.P, com Moga 52 M/s. kohinoor Rice Surinder Singh 94171-65251 surinderkpr1@gm Rice Mill, Kot Ise Khan, Sandhu ail.com Distt. Moga 53 M/s. Kawality Rice Inderpreet 99140-16241 surinderkhera@y Rice Mill & Gen., Singh mail.com Dharmkot, Distt. Moga 54 M/s Ramsar Rice & Mehar Singh 99140-16248 surinderkhera@y Rice Gen Mill, Dharmkot, Rai mail.com Distt. Moga