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91 18 15 15 279 28 128 28 128 0 0 9 Section7 0 Section 6 COTPA Implementation Review - DDC Meeting of February 2017 SUMMARY COMPILATION No of participating departments 91 Completed Proforma Sheets 18 Departments that have taken efforts to be smoke-free during the month 15 Section 4 Departments that have no smoking signages 15 Number of persons fined by authorised enforcement departments for Section 4 violations 279 Number of Section 5 violations noticed 28 Section 5 Number of inspections conducted to check Section 5 violations (Police, Health and Excise) 128 Number of cases booked for Section 5 violations 28 Number of inspections to check sale of tobacco products to and by minors 128 Number of cases involving sale of tobacco products to and Section 6 by minors 28 (a) Cases involving display of tobacco products enabling easy access to minors 0 Number of traders/shops with the COTPA mandated colour signages 0 Cases involving selling of tobacco products around 100 yards of educational institutions 9 Section 6 Number of educational institutions with COTPA mandated (b) Sec 6 (b) signages 43 Number of schools that held mandated committees 0 Cases involving selling of tobacco products without pictorial Section7 health warnings 0 Name of the District: Wayanad COTPA Implementation Review - DDC Meeting of February 2017 Summary No of participating departments 91 Completed Proforma Sheets 18 Departments that have taken efforts to be smoke-free during the month 15 Departments that have no smoking signages 15 Number of Section 5 violations noticed 0 Sl.No Name of the participating department/office/officer Total no of offices Offices under the Offices under the Were any tobacco advertisements in violation of Section under the department that have made department with the 5 of COTPA noticed in offices, vehicles or public places department efforts to be smoke-free in mandated 60 x 30 cm compliance with Section 4 COTPA 'no smoking' of COTPA, 2003 during the signages during the month month If yes, please specify 1 ADC (General) Kalpetta 5 5 5 no 2 APO, RMSA, Wayand 3 Assistant Conservator of Forest, Kalpetta 4 Assistant Co-ordinator, AKSHAYA 5 Assistant Director, Fisheries,Pookkode Assistant Director, 6 Soil Survey Meenangadi Assistant Engineer, 7 National Highway, Kalpetta 8 Assistant General Manager, NABARD, Kalpetta 9 Associate Proffessor, KVK, Ambalavayal 10 Dairy Manager, MILMA, Wayanad 11 Deputy Chief Engineer, KSEB, Kalpetta Deputy Director, 12 Dairy Development, Kalpetta 5 5 5 no 13 Deputy Director of Tourism, Kalpetta 2 2 2 no 14 Deputy Director of Education, Kalpetta 15 Deputy Director of Panchayat, Kalpetta 15 0 0 no Deputy Director, Economics & Statistics, 16 Kalpetta 4 0 0 no 17 Director, RARS, Ambalavayal 18 District Animal Husbandry Officer, Wayanad District Co-ordinator, Literacy Mission, 19 Wayanad District Co-ordinator, Total Sanitation 20 Campaign 1 1 1 no 21 District Development Officer for SC, Wayanad 22 District Electrical Inspector, Kalpetta 23 District Employment Officer, Wayanad 24 District Information Officer, Wayanad 25 District Labour Officer, Wayanad 4 4 4 n0 District Mission Co-ordinator, Kudumbashree 26 Kalpetta 27 District Officer, Ground Water, Meenangadi 1 1 1 no 28 District Programme Manager, ASAP 29 District Programme Manager, NRHM 30 District Registrar, Kalpetta 31 District Social Justice Officer, Kalpetta 32 District Soil Conservation Officer, Kalpetta 3 3 3 no 33 District Suppy Officer, Wayanad District Town Planner, 34 Town & Country Planning, Kalpetta 1 1 1 no 35 District Transport Officer, KSRTC, Kalpetta 36 Divisional Forest Officer, North Wayanad 37 Divisional Forest Officer, South Wayanad 38 DMO (H), Mananthavady 230 33 33 no 39 DMO (ISM), Kalpetta 27 27 27 no 40 DMO(Homeo), Kalpetta 41 41 41 no 41 Dy. Director, Survey & Land Records, Kalpetta 42 Dy. Excise Commissioner, Meenangadi 3 3 3 no 43 Dy.Director, National Savings, Kalpetta 44 Executive Engineer, KSEB Electrical Division, Executive Engineer, Banasura Sagar Project, 45 Padinjarathara Executive Engineer, 46 Cauvery Division, Sulthan Bathery Executive Engineer KSEB Electrical Division, 47 Kalpetta Executive Engineer, KSEB Transmission 48 Division, Kalpetta Executive Engineer Minor Irrigation, Sulthan 49 Bathery Executive Engineer, Programme Implimentation Unit, 50 District Panchayat, Kalpetta 51 Executive Engineer, PWD Buildings, Kalpetta 52 Executive Engineer, PWD Roads, Kalpetta 12 12 12 no Executive Engineer, Karappuzha Irrigation 53 Project, Kalpetta North Executive Engineer, Kerala State Housing 54 Board, Meenangadi Executive Engineer, Kerala Water Authority, 55 Sulthan Bathery Executive Engineer, Kerala Water Authority Project Division 56 Kozhikode Execuvive Engineer LSGD, District Panchayath, 57 Kalpetta. Jo.Programme Co-ordinator, MGNREGA, 58 Wayanad Joint Director, Soil Conservation, Kabani 59 Project Joint Registrar, Co-operative Soceities, 60 Kalpetta Junior Telecome Officer, BSNL Customer 61 Service Centre, Kalpetta 62 Lead District Manager, Lead Bank, Kalpetta 63 Member Secretary, DTPC, Wayanad 64 Princiapal DIET, Sulthan Bathery Principal Agricultural Officer, Kalpetta, 65 Wayanad 66 Principal Government College, Mananthavady 1 0 0 no Principal Government Engineering College, 67 Mananthavady Principal Govt. Poly Technic College, 68 Meenangady 69 Principal Govt. Poly Technic College, Meppady. 70 Principal NMSM Govt. College, Kalpetta Project Director, Poverty Alleviation Unit, 71 Wayanad Project Manager, Nirmithy Kendra, Sub 72 Collectors Office, Mananthavady 73 Project Officer ANERT, Gudalai, Kalpetta 74 Project Officer, ITDP, Wayanad Project Officer, Khadi & Village Industries 75 Board. 76 Project Officer, SSA, Wayanad Regional Manager, SC/ST Development 77 Corporation Kalpetta 78 Regional Transport Officer, Kalpetta, Wayanad 79 Secretary District Panchayath, Wayanad 80 Secretary, Kalpetta Muncipality 81 Secretary, Mananthavady Muncipality 82 Secretary, Sulthan Bathery Muncipality 83 Sectoral Officer PVTG Project, Pulpally 84 Sectoral Officer PVTG Project, Sulthan Bathery 85 Sectoral Officer, PVTG Project, Kalpetta 86 Sectoral Officer, PVTG Project, Mananthavady Senior Geologist Mining and Geology, 87 Meenangadi 1 1 1 no 88 Tribal Development Officer, Mananthavady 89 Tribal Development Officer, Sulthan Bathery 25 25 25 90 Wild life Warden, Sulthan Bathery General Manager, District Industries Centre, 91 Muttil Total 381 164 164 no COTPA Implementation Review - DDC Meeting of February 2017 COMPILATION FORMAT No of participating departments 4 No of completed proforma sheets 2 Enforcement Departments Present (Yes or No) Police Health Excise Education Total Inspections Cases/Nos Inspections Cases/Nos Inspections Cases/Nos Inspections Cases/Nos Inspections Cases/Nos COTPA Section 4-Number of violations during the month ( Please mention no of cases, inspections undertaken etc) 50 0 437 279 487 279 Section 5 - Prohibition on all forms of direct / indirect advertisement, promotion and sponsorship of tobacco products (Point of Sale) ( Please mention no of cases, inspections undertaken etc) 50 0 78 0 128 0 1. Were there any instances of selling cigarettes or other tobacco products to 50 0 78 28 128 28 minors 2.Minors handling or selling of tobacco 0 0 0 0 Section 6 (a) - Prohibition and sale of tobacco products to products at outlets in the district. minors (any person who is under eighteen years of age) 3.Outlets selling cigarette or tobacco products displayed in a manner enabling easy access to 0 0 0 0 minors. 4.Traders/Shops selling tobacco products with the COTPA mandated colour signage. 0 0 0 0 1.Any instances of selling cigarettes or other tobacco products within 100 yards of 50 0 102 9 152 9 educational institutions, and the action taken. 2. Number of Educational Institutions with (general and higher education) mandated 43 43 (Section - 6(b)) - Prohibition and sale of tobacco products in signages in the District. an area within a radius of one hundred yards of any educational institution 3.Number of schools that conducted the School Protection Committee meetings or School Protection Committee meetings formed under Clean Campus, Safe Campus 0 0 programme for preventing tobacco use among children and students (Section – 7) - Health warnings on all tobacco products. Any instances of sale of cigarettes or other tobacco products without the COTPA mandated warning 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 displayed on packs in the district during the month and if so action taken .
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