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Theni District on Certificate Certified that the District Disaster Management plan – 2017 has been approved by District Disaster Management Authority of Theni District on : . District at a Glance: Theni Sl. No District Particulars Numbers 1 District THENI 2 No of Revenue Divisions 2 1.Periyakulam 2.Uthamapalayam 3 No. of Taluks 5 1.Theni 2.Periyakulam 3.Andipatti 4.Bodinayakanur 5.Uthamapalayam 4 No. of Revenue Villages 113 5 No .of Municipalities 6 1.Theni-Allinagaram 2.Periyakulam 3.Bodinayakanur 4.Chinnamanur 5.Cumbum 6.Gudalur 6 No.of Panchayat Blocks 8 1.Theni 2.Periyakulam 3.Andipatti 4.Kadamalai - Myladumparai 5.Bodinayakanur 6.Chinnamanur 7.Uthamapalayam 8.Cumbum 7 No.of Town Panchayats 22 8 No. of Village Panchayats 130 11 Total Population Persons 1245899 625683 620216 12 Child Population 119661 61873 57788 13 Population Density(Persons 434 per Sq.km) 14 Sex Ratio (Female per 1000 995 Males) 15 Literates Persons Males Females 16 870080 479403 390677 (69.80%) (76.62%) (62.99%) Index Chapter No. Content Page no. I. Hazard, Vulnerability and Risk Assessment 1.1 Introduction 1 1.2 District Profile 3 1.3 Climatology 4 1.4 Irrigation and Water ways 6 Specific issues on various 8 1.5 Vulnerable Groups have been addressed 1.6 Statistical Particulars 11 1.7 Demography 12 II. District Disaster Management Plan - Overview 2.1 Vision 13 2.2 Mission 13 District Disaster Management Goal 13 2.3 (2017-2030) 2.3.1 Sendai Conference 14 2.4 Scope of the Plan 16 2.5 Need of the Plan 18 Mandatory Provision of Disaster 19 2.6 Management Plan 2.7 Linkages / Coordination with other 20 agencies for Disaster Management III. Institutional Mechanism 3.1 District Control Room 23 3.2 Purpose of the DCR 23 3.3 Role and Functions of Control Room 23 3.4 Toll free No.1077 25 3.5 Information flow chart for State 25 control room 3.6 Scope of Work of the District Control 27 Room 3.7 Early warning Dissemination 29 3.8 Emergency Response Structure 30 IV. Disaster/Risk Management Strategies 4.1 Floods 31 Prevention,Mitigation and 32 4.2 preparedness Strategies 4.3 Preventive measures 33 4.4 Mitigation Measure 33 4.5 Preparedness Strategies 33 4.6 Response Planning 34 4.7 DDMC 35 4.8 TDMC 36 V. Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Recovery Measures 5.1 Detailed Damage Assesment 37 5.2 Restore house and Dwelling Units 37 5.3 Relocation 37 VI. Roles & Responsibilities of the Various Departments Roles & Responsibilities Revenue 39 6.1 Department 6.2 Roles & Responsibilities PWD 40 6.3 Roles & Responsibilities Police 41 6.4 Roles & Responsibilities Health 41 6.5 Roles & Responsibilities TNEB 42 Roles & Responsibilities TWAD and 43 6.6 Local Bodies 6.7 Roles & Responsibilities Agriculture 44 6.8 Roles & Responsibilities Tele 44 Communication 44 6.9 Roles & Responsibilities Animal Husbandary 6.10 Roles & Responsibilities School 45 Education 6.11 Fire and Rescue Department 45 6.12 Mock Drill Schedule 46 VII. Mainstreaming of Disaster Management in Developmental Plan 7.1 Kudimaramath Scheme 47 7.2 THAI Scheme 49 7.3 MGNREGS 50 7.4 Dry Land Farming 51 7.5 IAMWARM 56 VIII. Availability of Search of Rescue 58 Equipments IX. Monitoring and Evaluation 9.1 Introduction 60 9.2 Types of Drought 60 9.3 Consequences of Drought 61 9.4 Ground Truthing 62 Hon’ble Minister & Monitoring Officer 9.5 Inter Departmental Zonal teams 63 9.6 Heat Waves 67 9.7 Landslide 68 X. Maps related to the Vulnerability Area. 74 XI. Risk Communication Strategies 79 XII. Contact numbers of Organization / Officers. 80 XIII. Community and other Stakeholders 93 Participants Linkages and Coordination with other 96 13.1 agencies for Disaster Management 13.2 Budget and other financial outlay 97 XIV. Linkages with IDRN 98 Annexures People Centered Advisory 100 (Do’s and Don’ts during disaster) Important GO’s 104 Abbreviations 1 ADM Archer Daniels Midland Company 2 BBB Building back Better 3 BDO Block Development Officer 4 CBRN Chemical Biological, Radiological and Nuclear 5 CMPRF Chief Minister’s Public Relief fund 6 CRF Cardio Vascular Management Authority 7 DPO Days Payable Out standing 8 DDMP District Disaster Management Plan 9 DDMA District Disaster Management Agency 10 DM Disaster Management 11 DDMC District Disaster Management Committee 12 DDM Directorate of Data management 13 DEOC District Emergency Operation Center 14 EOC Emergency Operations Center 15 GOTN e- Governanace portal of Directorate of Technical Education 16 GPS The Global Positioning system 17 GT Ground Truthing 18 HFL Highest Flood Level 19 HF High Frequency 20 HADP Hill Areas Development Programme 21 IMD India Meteorological Department 22 IDRN India Disaster Resource Network 23 LED Light emitting diode 24 NGO ‘s Non Governmental Organization 25 NEM North East Monsoon 26 NABARD National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development 27 NRSC National Remote Sensing Centre 28 NCCF National Cooperative consumers Federation of India Limited 29 NREGP National Rural Employment Guaranee Programme 30 ORS Oral Rehydration therapy 31 PWD Public works Department 32 RMC Regional Meteorological Centre 33 SDMA State Disaster Management Agency 34 SDRN State Disaster Resource Network 35 SEOC State Emergency Operations Center 36 SGRY Sampoorna Grameen Rozgar Yojana 37 SDRF State Disaster Response Fund 38 TDMC Taluk Disaster Management Committee 39 TDMP Taluk Disaster Management Plan 40 TNEB Tamilnadu Electricity Board 41 TWAD Tamilnadu Water supply and Drainage Board. 42 TNFMIS Telangana Forest Management Information System 43 VHF Very High Frequency 44 WRO Water Resource Organization District Disaster Management Plan - 2017 Chapter I Hazard, Vulnerability and Risk Assessment District Profile 1.1 Introduction Theni District situated in the south western part of TamilNadu state in South east India. Theni District was formed by the bifurcation from erstwhile Madurai District as per G.O.M.s.No.679 Revenue Department Dated: 07.07.1996. Consequent to the bifurcation, one new Revenue Division with headquarters at Uthamapalayam and two new Taluks at Theni and Bodinayakannur were also created with effect from 01.01.1997. The city of Theni is the district headquarters. The region covered by present –day Theni District was sparsely populated before the 1900s. In 1886 Mullaiperiyar Dam project brought some part of the water from Periyar River downhill to the Cumbum Valley. District Disaster Management Authority Theni District 1 District Disaster Management Plan - 2017 Also to be noted that Theni itself was a small though lesser-known town by the 1900s. After the Mullai Periyar project lots of people from nearby dry arid regions (Sivakasi, Kovilpatti, Virudhunagar, Sattur and several nearby towns) settled in Cumbum-Valley (present day Theni District). So there was influx of people by the 1890s to 1920s. Bodi and Periyakulam were famous places at that time. Later Theni developed rapidly due to lots of business activities. The district headquarters is situated at Theni. And there are two divisional headquarters one at Periyakulam and another one at Uthamapalyam. The district is administratively divided into 5 Taluks and taluks grouped into two sub-divisions. The Political Map of Theni District is shown below: District Disaster Management Authority Theni District 2 District Disaster Management Plan - 2017 1.2 District Profile Theni District is situated at the foot of the Western Ghats between 90’39 and 100’30’North latitude and between 700’00’ and 780’30’of East Longitude. Central location: 100 04’N 770.45’E. The district is bounded by Dindigul District to the north, Madurai District to the east, Virudhunagar District to the southwest, and Idukki district of the Kerala State to the west. It is diversified by several ranges and hills. A range of hills which runs parallel to Western Ghats from north to south separate it from the neighboring state of Kerala. District Disaster Management Authority Theni District 3 District Disaster Management Plan - 2017 1.3 Climatology Theni district experiences moderate temperatures that averagely range from 13 C to 39.5 C. In the hills the temperatures can range from as low as 4-5 C to 25 C. The district is known for its salubrious climate, hills and lakes. The annual rainfall is 829.80 mm. Wind conditions are moderate. Average Rainfall of Theni District for the Past 20 Years during South West Monsoon Fig: Average Rainfall of Theni District During South West Monsoon District Disaster Management Authority Theni District 4 District Disaster Management Plan - 2017 Average Rainfall of Theni District for the Past 20 Years during North East Monsoon Fig: Average Rainfall of Theni District During North East Monsoon District Disaster Management Authority Theni District 5 District Disaster Management Plan - 2017 1.4 Irrigation and Water-ways The district is fed by Vaigai River, Kottagudi River, Suruli River, Varaganathi River, Manjalar River and Varattaru River. The important reservoirs in the district are Periyar Dam, Vaigai Dam, Manjalaru Dam, Sothuparai Dam, Sanmughanathi Dam. List of Dams in Theni District Capacity Sl No. Name of the Dams (in feet) 1 Periyar 142.0 2 Vaigai 71.0 3 Manjalar 67.0 4 Sothuparai 126 5 Shanmuganathi 52 District Disaster Management Authority Theni District 6 District Disaster Management Plan - 2017 The Rivers of the Theni district are given below Name of the Taluks through Sl.No. Name of the River Length (KM) which it flows Uthamapalyam,Theni and 1. Mullai Periyar 68.0 Andipatti 2. Vaigai 72.0 Andipatti,Periyakulam 3. Kottagudi 40.0 Bodinayakannur,Theni 4. Varaganadhi 26.1 Periyakulam 5. Manjalarru 27.1 Periyakulam District Disaster
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