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Nepal Red Cross Society National Headquarters Disaster Management Department Nepal Red Cross Society National Headquarters Disaster Management Department Total Affected Districts 8 Name of Districts Kailali, Kanchanpur, Bardiya, Gulmi, Dadeldhura, Salyan, Dang, Doti Type of disaster Flood and Landslides Date of Occurrence 19 September, 2008 Update no 4 Date of Update 26 September, 2008 1. General Overview Torrential rain fall starting from Sept 19 has triggered the flood and landslides in different districts of the country and has claimed a total of 40 lives, several others sustained injured and 4 went missing. According to NRCS Kailali district chapter, a total of 15 people killed alone in Kailali district and 28 went missing. At least 16,000 houses of 39 VDCs and 2 municipalities have been affected including 15,019 displaced families in Kailali District. Out of which, Tikapur Municipality, Lalbhoji, Pratappur, Naryanpur, Dhansingpur, Ramshikarjhala are most affected VDC. The displaced people are taking shelters in school, public buildings and relatives. The police, army, local people and NRCS volunteers have been mobilized for the rescue operation. Likewise, the flood and landslides have badly hit the Kanchanpur and Bardeya districts. A total of 10 dead bodies have been recovered in Kanchanpur District. The flood triggered by the Mahakali River has affected a total of 5500 houses in 2, 11,12,12,15 wards of Mahendranagar municipality. A total of 17 VDCs have been affected in Kanchanpur district. Out of which, Mahendranagar Municipality, Rampur Bilaspur, Parasan, Rautali Bichuwa, Krishnapur, Dhodhara, Dekath Bhuly and Sankarpur VDCs have been badly affected. Similarly, in Bardeya district, a total of 32 VDCs have been affected by the flood. Where, a total of 865 houses have been completely damaged and 572 are partially damaged. The details figure yet to come. Similarly, flood and landslides incidents are recorded in Dadehuldhara, Dang, Salyan, Doti and Gulmi. NRCS trained volunteers and staffs have been mobilized for the damaged and need assessment of the incident sites. As the situation assessment is still continued, the figures and damage might have increased. 2. Situation Assessment Kailali: NRCS DC has mobilized its chapter and local level volunteers for the emergency assessment and response. The report claimed that highway linking Dhangadhi to the affected area (near Pahalmanpur VDC) is damaged and transportation is apparently closed and also hampering relief and response operations. The details of affected VDC and related statistics are given below. Emergency rescue is looked-for for around 1,030 peoples at Khailad Khurkhuriya, Ratanpur-Bhuyaphata, Mohanpur and Kohnapur, Hasuliya, Lalbhoji VDC, Dhansingpur VDC and Naryanpur VDC. Approximately 3992 families are self evacuated and taking shelter at 16 locations (mainly schools), though predictions is made around of 5000 families taking shelter in those locations, whilst 74 families of Hasuliya VDC are taking shelter at Indian jungle. Rescue of people stranded in the flood area is still a question. NRCS has been frequently coordinating with District authority and security forces to rapid the process of rescue and evacuation. Total affected VDC and families SN VDC/ Ward/ Communities No Affected Dead Injured Municipality HH 1 Tikapur Wd # 9 1260 2 Patharaiya 150 1 3 Durgauli Wd# 1&3 150 4 Baliya Chishapani tukibazar 12 100 1 5 Bhajani 1600 6 Lalbhoji Wd#1 300 Wd#5 500 Wd#6 300 Pagayapasar 554 2 7 Khailad Wd#5 450 Bhruwa 300 Jaljalaya 300 1 8 Thapapur Mahadeuli 150 Kadadhik 130 Chakarahawa 245 Khodapur 135 Mashankham 120 Bishanpur 125 Paudipura 140 Gorchaura 140 Sonaphata 200 9 Hasuliya K Goan 60 Mohanpur 165 Bhatariya 250 Khonpur 60 Shivratanpur 165 10 Pavera Mankapur 189 Bisanpur 97 11 Dhangadhi Dhangadhi Gaon 5 Wd#8 21 Shivnagar 2 Milanchowk-3 15 Gaguda, C Gaon 30 Boradadi 20 Shivnagar 3 Uttar Behadi 1 Basant Tole 35 Tribeni Chowk 39 Beli 20 Bangra Katan 40 Patela 1 12 Kotatulshipur 700 13 Beladevipur Wd # 1, Dhanchauri 450 Sheri 150 14 Masuriya Shankpur 30 Likma 24 Badaipur 25 15 Chaumala Kuchain-9 26 16 Nigali 386 1 17 Pahalmanpur 1300 3 18 Pulwari Lalitpur(I gaun) 250 siddarth LSS 117 pulwari-7 500 H-Goan 600 19 Geeta Shreelanka 264 1 20 Godawari 77 2 1 21 Ratanpur Bhuyaphata 400 Rampur 121 Basanta 200 23 Urma Pathari 4 Dipnagar 70 Dhurgana Kamaya Sibir / 500 Shanti Katan 24 Shreepur Lalpur 8 25 Sugarkhal 40 26 Chuha Satauya 200 27 Basauti 250 28 Udsasipur Wd#1,4,5,6,8,9 762 30 Narayanpur 1400 31 Dhansinghpur 2400 1 32 Bauniya 1,2,3,4,5,6,8,9 33 Gadaraya Wd #1 155 Wd # 3 150 34 Pratappur 500 35 Munuwa Wd # 6 107 36 Dododhara 100 Bandi#5 25 37 Joshipur Lakadmani 88 38 Darakh Hiranagar#3 46 donda 35 Chogalipur 40 kiritipur 350 Nimdi 40 karaicha 70 39 Ramsikharjhala 400 2 40 Khairala 19 41 Malaketi 174 TOTAL 22,132 15 1 Kanchanpur: NRCS DC has mobilized its chapter and local level volunteers for the emergency assessment and response. The chapter has still to access Dodohara and Chandani VDC, which was inaccessible due to heavy flooding. The chapter expects to compile all the assessment information by today. Around 1,000 free bonded labors (Kamiyas) residing in Krishnapur VDC are now taking shelter in Road. NRCS Sub Chapter in Bijwar has provided shelter to some affected families of Bijwar VDC. Makhali River entered in the ward no-11, 12 and 13 of the Mahendranagar Municipality, however detailed reports yet to be received from the Chapter. The Chapter reports said that some parts of the roads linking to the affected villages is collapsed, some villages do not have electricity supply and CDMA phones are gradually stopping from function due to lack of electricity. The chapter is facing problem to collect information and start relief and response operation, though chapter assured that the operation will be started by as soon as possible, once water level goes down. Total affected VDC and families Affected Displaced Missing S.N VDC/Municipality ward No. No. Families Dead 1 Mahendranagar 2,11,12,13,15 5,500 NA 2 Suda VDC 1,3,4 500 90 3 Rampur Bilashpur All 9 wards 1,082 250 4 Kilika VDC All 9 wards 586 86 5 Parasan VDC All 9 wards 1,250 250 2 6 Tribhuvan Basthi All 9 wards 500 146 7 Rautali Bichawa All 9 wards 1,250 351 1 8 Chadani VDC All 9 wards 207 30 9 Beldadi VDC All 9 wards 585 150 10 Raikwar Bichawa All 9 wards 546 90 11 Krishnapur VDC All 9 wards 3,000 900 12 Dhodhara VDC All 9 wards 1,000 88 7 2 13 Dekath Bhuly VDC All 9 wards 6,000 1,181 14 Shankarpur VDC All 9 wards 6,500 1,229 15 Shripur VDC All 9 wards 950 190 2 16 Jhalari VDC All 9 wards 750 53 17 Pipladi VDC All 9 wards 160 50 Total 30,366 5,134 10 4 Dadeldhura: Heavy rain fall triggered landslides in Joghbudha VDC, damaging Army and police barrack. The army and policeman are taking shelter at area forest office. Similarly, a total of 95 houses have been destroyed in Jogbuda 2, 6 &8. Total 500 peoples of 70 families are taking shelter at school in Joghbudha-2. The recent report received from the DC has stated that, around 50 houses in Sirsh VDC, some 50 houses in Alital VDC and some 50 houses in Amargadhi Municipality have been destroyed due to the landslide and incessant rainfall. The figure might have changed since the complete report is yet to be received. Communication and electricity is disrupted. Similarly, 5 houses in Kausabari VDC and 5 houses in Sisamjhala VDC are damaged. The reports claimed that several houses are supposed to inundate in the flood water at Simalkhet and Tatopani VDC. 1 house was collapsed at Amargadhi and reports of landslides cases from the several VDC are emerging out. NRCS DC is closely monitoring the situation. The communication and electricity is still out of order. Bardiya: Total 8,622 people of 1,437 families have been affected in Bardiya district, of which 572 families have been partially affected and 865 (5,190 peoples) families have been displaced due to flood. A total of 596 families are displaced at Gulariya Municiplaity due to flood and 150 houses are still submerged in ward no-1 and 3, out of which, 12 families are rescued by army and taking shelter at school. Rests other are reluctant to remove from there houses. 112 peoples of 22 families of Gulariya Municiplaity-9 are taking shelter at schools Total 235 peoples of Kharichandanpur VDC are taking shelter at schools. Similarly, 150 people in Khira and 150 people in Jainpur are taking shelter at school. Transportation is partially started and army peoples are using boats for evacuation and rescue at the Municipality and other affected areas. Total affected VDC and families House Damaged NRCS Sub- Chapter VDC/ Muni. No. of HHs population Completely Partially Gulariya Gulariya Muni. 596 3576 395 201 Mohammadpur 10 60 0 10 Kalika Kalika 6 36 0 6 Mainapokhar NA 0 0 0 Mainapokhar Sorahawa NA 0 0 0 Jamuni NA 0 0 0 Padnaha NA 0 0 0 Padnaha Baniyabhar NA 0 0 0 Bagnaha NA 0 0 0 Bagnaha Neulapur 32 192 0 32 Surayapatuwa 45 270 0 45 Dhodhari Dhodhari 64 384 31 33 Magragadi NA 0 0 0 Magragadi Dhadhawar NA 0 0 0 Motipur Motipur NA 0 0 0 Belwa NA 0 0 0 Deudakala NA 0 0 0 Thakurdwara 2 12 0 2 Thakurdwara Shivapur 10 60 0 10 Rajapur 70 420 70 0 Rajapur Bhimmapur 60 360 60 0 ManpurTapara NA 0 0 0 Manau NA 0 0 0 Manau Khairichandanpur 250 1500 250 0 Gola 32 192 0 32 Gola Pashupatinagar 0 0 0 Nayagaon 7 42 7 0 Nayagaon Badalpur 36 216 NA 36 Sanoshree 52 312 52 0 Sanoshree Taratal 35 210 NA 35 Patabhar 20 120 NA 20 Patabhar Daulatpur 110 660 0 110 Total 1,437 8,622 865572 Gulmi: 2 deaths are recorded in Kurga VDC due to landslides.
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