Dharmanagar Sub-Division and in Central-Northern Part of the District

DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2019-20

DISASTER DO HAPPEN, ARE YOU PREPARED?

Shri Biswa Bandhu Sen Deputy Speaker, North Tripura

MESSAGE

As per the Disaster Management Act, 2005, the District Disaster Management Plan of Tripura has been prepared in consultation with the National guideline of Govt. of India.

Tripura is prone to various natural and manmade disasters, to minimize the loss due to disaster there is a need for district specific action plan and guideline for all levels of authorities and responsible department in the district.

Im glade that District Disaster Management Authority has taken the initiative to develop the District Disaster Management Plan by involving all responsible agencies, I hope, this plan will guide all Stakeholder for better preparedness, effective response for disaster management in our district.

(Shri Biswa Bandhu Sen)

Shri Raval Hamendra Kumar, IAS District Magistrate & Collector

MESSAGE

I am happy that the District Disaster Management Authority, North Tripura District is publishing the Distrit Disaster Management Plan for the year 2019-20. It reflect the current holistic approach of disaster mitigation and preparedness as envisaged in the District Management Act, 2005

Disaster is an unpredictatable natural and manmade calamity. It claims lives and properties; it affects human society, during such disaster everyone suffers emotionally, economically and environmentally.

The District Disaster Management Plan has been prepared as per the guideline issued by the state Disaster Mnagement Authority. It has collected all the relevant information from various key agencies and line departments.

I urge all the agencies and departments to act as per the roles and responsibleties laid down in the DDMP to ensure coordination efforts towards the best possible Disaster mitigation and preparedness in North Tripura District.

(Raval Hamendra Kumar IAS)

Shri Subhasha Datta Nodal Officer, Disaster Management

MESSAGE

I am glade to learn that District Disaster Management Authority, North Tripura District is publishing District Disaster Management Plan for the year 2019- 20, which is a unique effort and task made by DDMA, North Tripura District to combat any Disaster in future.

As a legal mandate of the state government as per the Disastr Management Act, 2005, the District Disaster Management Plan has been prepared and approved by the Tripura Disaster Management Authority. The main objective of the plam is to enable effective and prompt response to any type of Disaster, determine of role and responsibilities of the key agencies and line departments for better preparedness at the normal times.

I urge all Sub-Divisional Magistrates, Block Development Officer and other responsible agencies to act aupon the approved guideline and responsibilities laid in the District Management Plan to make this Plan a living document.

(Subhasha Datta)

CONTENT

Sl. Content Pages Sl. No. Content Pages No. Introduction i) Aim & obejectives Role and responsibilities of 1 6-8 2 9 ii) Scope of plan DDMA iii) Needs of plan Over view of the District 3 Map of North Tripura 10 4 11-12 i) Administrative setup What is Disaster 5 Role of IRS in North Tripura 14 6 15 i) What is hazard Disaster preparedness 7 i) Natural Hazard 15-16 8 NDMA 16 ii) Man made disaster Disaster Management Cycle TDMA i) Pre-Disaster Activities 9 i) State executive committee 16-17 10 18-19 ii) Emergency activities ii) Co-opted Member iii) Post Disaster activities 11 Vital info.on DM 20 12 Information flow protocol 21 13 Capability Analysis 22 14 DDMA action plan 2019-20 23 15 Roles for stakeholders 24 -27 16 Role of DM 28 17 Pre & post DM plan 29-32 18 Recovery measures 33-34 19 Population Breakup 35 20 District Administration at glance 36 21 Evacuation, Search & rescue 37-38 22 Shelter management 39-41 23 Relief operation 42-43 24 Infrastructure Restoration 43-44 25 Flood prone areas 44 26 Shelter 45-47 27 Volunteer KCP Sub-Div 48-50 28 Landslide prone area 51 29 DDMA 52 30 DDMC 52 31 Quick Respose team 53 32 Helipads 54 33 NGOs involves in DDMA 55 34 Disaster in North Tripura 56-60 35 Equipment 61-65 36 Seasonality of Hazard 66-67 37 Climate & Rainfall 68-70 38 Sub-Divisional DM teams 71-94 39 District Control Room 95-99 40 Prepareness & Mitigation 100-103 41 Incident commander 104 42 Do’s & Don’t 105-107 43 Scale of relief 107 to 108 44 Maps 108-114 45 Volunteer DMN & PSR Sub-Div 115-23 46 Abbreviations 123-124

Introduction

The increase in the frequency of disasters and their associated damages in the region ispart of a worldwide trend, which results from growing vulnerability and may reflect changingclimate patterns. These trends make it all the more necessary for the regions to break the cycle of destruction and reconstruction and address the root causes of vulnerability, rather than merely treating its symptoms when disasters happen. The principal causes of vulnerability in the region include rapid and uncontrolled urbanization, the persistence of widespread urban and rural poverty, the degradation of the region's environment resulting from the mismanagement of natural resources, inefficient public policies, and lagging and misguided investments in infrastructure. Development and disaster-related policies have largely focused on emergency response, leaving a serious under-investment in natural hazard prevention and mitigation. The lack of preparedness and the lack of safety measure also increase the vulnerability and add to the human and property loss. India is also one such country whose great vulnerability to natural disasters is not unknown. With 65% of its land area vulnerable to earthquakes, 8% to cyclones, 12% to floods and 70% to droughts, more than 1 million houses are damaged annually in India and above them are the human and social losses that go unaccounted. The super cyclone in Orissa killed 10,000 people and destroyed 18 lakh houses, Rohtak floods of Aug-Sept 1995 left 55% of land area submerged resulting in huge economic losses conservatively estimated as Rs. 2000/- Crores. Gujarat Earthquake of 2002 measuring 6.9 on Richter scale shook the very edifice of our system. More than 3.5 lakh houses collapsed across 7633 villages and cities, causing unprecedented damage. Death and destruction it caused was never seen ever before. These and many more paint the picture of a cycle of destruction that affects our country and over and again leave us bereft of the small and yet so significant development strides we make with so lots of effort. It is thus imperative that we must move in the direction of a proactive stance to reduce the toll of disasters in the region. It requires a more comprehensive approach that encompasses both pre-disaster risk reduction and post-disaster recovery.

 To promote a culture of disaster preparedness within the district.  Initiate policy level change as per demand of the district for ensuring safe environment.  Sensidise the community on disaster preparedness and safety measures.  Motivate direct participation of stakeholders in activities that would help building towards a disaster resilient community.  Promote capacity building of officials & the community.  Carry out IEC activities to each individuals  Impliment structural/non-structural mitigation measures after hazard hunt.  Saving human lives/lifestocks in North Tripura district as the highest priority along with minimum loss of property & environment. Like other District of the State, more than 60% area is hilly and has good forest coverage. The important hill ranges are Jampui in the South-East of the District in Kanchanpur Sub-Division. It is the highest range in the State, which is approximately 3000 ft. high from Mean Sea level. The other hill is Sakhan which divides the Kanchanpur Sub-Division of the District and Longtharai Valley Sub-Division of Dhalai District located in the South-West of the District. The another hill is Shakan which divides the Kanchanpur Sub-Division of the District and Longtharai Valley range is Unokoti which is located in between Kailashahar and Dharmanagar Sub-Division and in Central-Northern part of the District. This

hill range is famous for locating less than 1 (one) Crore engraved picture of gods & goddess on the stone, which is a famous tourist spot. All the hill ranges run from South to North. In the extreme South the hilly region can be said the foothills of the Chittagaong hill tracts of Bangladesh. The river Deo that subsequently meets the Manu river at Kumarghat area starts from the Chittagaong hill tracts and flows through the Kanchanpur Sub-Division towards North. The main river Longai and Juri flows from South to North.

As for other parts of the State, though there are good habitations on the tilla land, maximum habitations are on plain and on the riverbanks. It is fact that before 30/40 years, back the river Deo, Juri and Longai used to play vital role for transportation of different goods by locally made boats. Even for few years back the Longai river was used for transportation of main commodities under PDS from Damcherra to Khedacherra.

Undulating hilly terrain and uneven plains characterize the topography of the District. The soil condition of these hilly ranges is same and composed of gravel mixed with loose soil and laterite type and alluvial in the river valleys and fat lands.

Hot and humid summer with sufficient rainfall between June & October and dry winter characterize the climate of North Tripura District. Rainfall is usually high in the District compared to other Districts in the State. But since 2008 the amount of rainfall has decreased somewhat. Temperature is generally moderate and mild variations are noticed in various places of North Tripura District. The North Tripura District is situated in intense seismic region, which is placed in the category of Zone – „V‟. A major part of Kanchanpur Sub-Division having Land Slide prone area, specially the Jampui Hills RD Block & Dasda RD Block. Also a part of Panisagar Sub-Division specially Damcherra &Khedacherra area having Land-Slide prone area. Jaithang in Bagbassa area & Balidum in Ananda Bazar area under Dharmanagar Sub-Division are also Land Slide prone areas.

-: Scope of the plan :-

The emergency planning process has evolved significantly and taken more importance in the last decade as a result of emergencies and disasters having a greater impact on government property and agriculture. Today, organizations have an abundance of emergency planning resources and training options available to them. Cooperation between government and public in the planning process is also high. Consequently, there presently exists an excellent opportunity for organizations to increase their level of preparedness & mitigation. Most experts today advocate a comprehensive "all hazards" approach to emergency preparedness. A comprehensive emergency response plan that takes into account potential natural and manmade threats and involves key personnel in the planning process can assist an organization to systematically manage emergencies in an effective and efficient manner. The planning process is a key element that forces District Magistrates and staff to explore viable options that can be employed in the event of an emergency or disaster. These contingencies can ultimately help to save lives, reduce property loss, as well as lessen an organization's potential liability.

-: Need of Plan:-

Being prepared for critical incidents DM Plan involves four important components: planning, reviewing, training, and testing. These are the cornerstones of any emergency response plan and it should be noted that it is a circular rather than linear process. Effective emergency response planning begins with the following: • Defining an emergency in terms relevant to the organization doing the planning • Establishing an organization with specific tasks to function immediately before, during, and after an emergency • Establishing a method for utilizing resources and for obtaining additional resources during the emergency. • Providing a recognizable means of moving from normal operations into and out of the emergency mode of operation Regardless of the type of crisis, there are a series of common requirements that must be taken into account for an organization to be successful when a critical incident occurs. These include: • Deciding policy • Assessing threat • Identifying resources • Selecting crisis team personnel • Locating the crisis management center • Equipping the crisis center • Training crisis team personnel • Testing contingency plans and emergency procedures • Dealing with the media • Dealing with victims and their families • Dealing with other affected persons (such as employees) • Getting the organization's normal work done during the crisis • Returning to normal after the crisis (both operationally and in human terms)

Authority for the DDMP: Disaster Management ACT- 2005

As per Section 25 (1) of the DM Act 2005, there shall be a plan for disaster management for every district of the State. The District Authority shall prepare the District Plan and the District Disaster Management Authority shall review and update the district plan annually after consultation with the local authorities and having regard to the National Plan and the State Plan, to be approved by the State Authority.

Roles and Responsibility of DDMA

1. Ensure that the areas in the district vulnerable to disasters are indentified and measure forthe prevention of disaster and the mitigation of its effects are undertaken by the departments of the Government at the district level as well as by the local authorities. 2. Ensure that the guidelines for prevention of disaster, mitigation of its effects preparedness and response measures as load down by the National Authority and the State Authority are followed by all departments of the Government at the district level and the local authority in the district. 3. The capacity-building and preparedness measures required to be taken by the Departments of the Government at the district level and the local authorities in the district to respond to any threatening disaster situation or disaster. 4. Measures to be taken, for prevention and mitigation of disaster, by the Departments of the Government at the district level and local authorities in the district. 5. Give directions to different authorities at the district level and local authorities to take such other measures for the prevention or mitigation of disaster as may be necessary. 6. Lay down guideline for prevention of disaster management plans by the department of the Government for the districts level and local authorities in the district. 7. Monitor the implementation of disaster management plans prepared by the department of the Government at the district level. 8. Organize and coordinate specialized training programmes for different levels of officers, employees and voluntary rescue workers in the district. 9. Facilitate community training and awareness programme for prevention of disaster or mitigation with the support of local authorities, government and nongovernmental organizations. 10. Set up, maintain, review and upgrade the mechanism for early warnings and dissemination of proper information to public

Map of North Tripura District

Overview of the District:

Location :- The North Tripura District came into existence when the erstwhile North Tripura with Headquarter at Kailashahar was bifurcated into two districts with effect from 13.01.2012 as North Tripura District (Dharmanagar H.Q) and Unakuti District (Kailashahar H.Q.). The reconstituted North Tripura District with H.Q. at Dharmanagar was inaugurated by Hon`ble Chief Minister of Tripura on 13.01.2012. The District has altitude 12.80 mtr. The District is bounded by Assam & Mizoram in the East, North by Bangladesh, West by Dhalai District and in the North-West by Unokuti District and Bangladesh. Geographical location :- Latitude - 24° 19´North Longitude- 92° 01´ East

Area and Administrative Division:- Total geographicl area of the District is 1422.19 sq. km.. Jampui Hill Range is the highest Range in the state, which is about 3000 ft from sea level. The District comprises three (03) Sub-Divisions, which is subdivided into eight (08) R.D Blocks. There is only one Municipal Councin named Dharmanagar MC under Dharmanagar Sub-Division, One Nagar Panchayet named Panisagar NP under Panisagar Sub-Division. Two TTAADC Constituencies also fall under the District Total population of the District is 444579 which is approx. 12% of the total population of Tripura. The overall literacy assessment survey (LAS) conducted by SLMA-2016, the literacy rate 97.22% ( Male : 97.34% & Female : 96.79%) & the Sex ratio is 967/1000 (F/M) (State 960/1000) as per Population Census-2011.  There are seven (07) Bru-migrants Camps in the District, four (04) in Dasda R.D Block under Kanchanpur Sub-Div. and three (03) in Panisagar Sub-Divn. There are around 37000 Bru-migrants are living in these Camps since 1997.

B B B L L O O C KADAMTA L C K LA K LALJU

B RI L O O C DASDA KALACHER RA

C JAMPUI JUBARAJNAG HILLS AR K M C DAMCHERR DHARMANAG A AR PANISAGA R

PANISAGAR NP

PANISAGAR

MC MUNICIPAL COUNCIL NP NAGAR PANCHAYAT

ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP OF NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT

North Tripura District

Dharmanagar Panisagar Sub- Kanchanpur

Sub- Sub-Division Division Division

Jubarajn Kadamtala Kalachera, Damcher Panisaga Laljuri Dasda Jampui agar ra Block r Block Block Block RD Block Block Block Block

Role & Responsibility of IRS in North Tripura District

In order to ensure smooth & effective functioning of Disaster Management of North Tripura District, the following officers & Staff of different Government offices under this District are hereby appointed to act as officials of Incident Response System at District level. Name of Post Name & Designation of appointed officials Responsible Officer DM & Collector, North Tripura Incident Commander ADM & Collector, Tripura(N) Deputy Incident Commander Sr. Deputy Magistrate, DM office Information & Media Officer Asst. Director, ICA, Dharmanagar Safety Officer EE, PWD (R&B) Dharmanagar Liaison Officer Sri. Raju Deb, Dy. Collector, DM office Chief Operation Section ADM & Collector Head of Staging Area Sri. Uttam Molsoi, Sr. Inspector Excise, DM office Head of Response Branch Leader, EE PWD (WR), Dharmanagar Assistant Response Branch Leader, Sri. Biswjit batacharjee, Sub-Inspector Excise, DM office Head of Transport Branch Leader, Sri. Kalyanmitra Barua, UDC (estblis), DM office Assistant Transport Branch Leader Sri Samendra Das, UDC, DM office, North Tripura Planning Section Chief Sri. Subash Dutta, Nodal Officer, Dy. Collector, North Tripura Head of Resource Unit Sri. Asish Biswas, Development Officer, DM office Assistant Resource Unit Sri Kajal Kanti Saha, H/ Cleark, DM, DM office Head of Situation Unit Asstt. Director Horticulture Assistant Situation Unit Sri. Prasanta Shom, LDC( Revenue),DM office Head of Documentation Unit Sri. Barun Das, District Education Officer, North Tripura, Dharmanagar Assistant Documentation Unit Sri Sukanata debnath, LDC, LA, DM office Head of Demobilization Unit, Dy. Director, ARDD, Belonia Assistant Demobilization Unit, Dy. Director, ARDD, Dharmanagar Logistic Section Unit Chief Sri. Subash Datta, Nodal Officer, Disaster Management, DM, Nort Head of Service Branch Leader DGM,TSECL, Dharmanagar Head of Communication Unit SDO, BSNL, Dharmanagar Head of Medical Unit CMO, Dharmanagar Head of Food Unit Sri. Nimay Nath,, Food,Dm office, Dharmanagar Head of Support Brach leader DEO, North Tripura Head of Resource provisioning Member Secretary, DWSC,DM office Assistant Resource provisioning Sri Champak kr. Das,LDC(estd) ,DM office Head of Facilities Unit, Asst. Director, Planning, DM office Assistant Facilities Unit Sri Uma Bil, UDC( account),DM office Head of Ground Support Unit (EE, PWD (WR), Dharmanagar Assistant Ground Support Unit Sri Manik goon,LDC,(revenue),DM office Finance Branch Leader Smt. Manika debnath, UDC,(Account) DM Office Head of Time unit Sri. Dipankar Biswas, APD, DRDA,DM office Head of Compensation/Claim unit Supt of Agriculture, Dharmanagar

Assistant Compensation/Claim unit Sri Kajal Sinha, Auditor, DM Office Procurement Unit Sri. Suranjoy Debbarma, APD,DRDA,DM office Head of Cost unit Accountant, DM office

All officers /Staff are to report to Incident Commander for any Disaster activity positively failing which legal proceeding will be initiated as per provision of Disaster Management Act, 2005

What is a Disaster?

„„A Disaster is a sudden, calamitous event that causes serious disruption of the functioning of a community or a society involving widespread human material economic or environmental losses and impact which exceeds the ability of the affected community or society to cope using its own resources.” ---- UN International Strategy for Disaster Reduction, (UNISDR)

A Disaster is a “Situation or event, which overwhelms local capacity, necessitating a request to national or international level for external assistance; an unforeseen and often sudden event that causes great damage, destruction and human suffering‟‟. ----Center for Research of Epidemiotology of Disaster (CRED), Belgium

What is a Hazard?

Hazard is a natural physical event which has a potential to convert in to a disaster, causing widespread injury or deaths and damage to public or private property or the environment.

Disaster Preparedness:-

Pre-disaster activities that are undertaken within the context of disaster risk management and are based on sound risk analysis. This includes the development/enhancement of an overall preparedness strategy, policy, institutional structure, warning and forecasting capabilities, and plans that define measures geared up for helping at-risk communities safeguard their lives and assets by being alert to hazards and taking appropriate action in the face of an imminent threat or an actual disaster. Office of commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR):-

DDR attempts to look back at the root causes of risks and vulnerabilities in a society, state, town or even a single household. Factors can be broad or specific, depending on the scope of risk and vulnerability assessment.

Natural hazard:-

Natural process or phenomenon that may cause loss of life, injury or other health impacts, property damage, loss of livelihoods and services, social and economic disruption, or environment damage. The Natural disasters were split into 3 specific groups:- 15

1. Hydro-meteorological disasters: Floods and wave surges, storm, droughts and related disasters (extreme temperatures and forest / scrub fires), and landslides & avalanches‟ 2. Geographysical disasters: Earthquakes and tsunamis and volcanic eruptions; 3. Biological disasters: Epidemics and insect infestations

Manmade Disasters:-

Disasters due to human activities could be unintentional, but lack of safety measures and abiding by certain safety rules and regulations. Most of these (barring coordinated terrorist activities) are due to certain accidents. Terrorism, Bomb blast, wars, Riots, technology related, Accidents (Road, Ship, Air), Chemical and Nuclear Industrial accidents, etc.

National Disaster Management (NDMA) Act, 2005:-

The National Emergency Management Authority was constituted in Aug, 1999, which submitted a report in 2001, to have separate department for Disaster Management in India. Government enacted the National Disaster Management Act on 23rd December 2005, which leads to the creation of National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)

Tripura Disaster Management Authority (TDMA)

As per the suggestion of MHA, Gol, SDMA has been constituted with vide notification No F.2(3)/COM/REV/2014 on dated 14 December, 2004 and reframed with the notification No F.12(5)- REV/DMR/2008 on 30th October,2008 as per the provision under Section 14(1) of The Disaster Management Act, 2005 as per the following member:- 1) Chief Minister, Tripura(Chairperson) 2) Minister, Revenue & PWD (Vice Chairperson) 3) Minister, Tribal Welfare (Member) 4) Minister, Health (Member) 5) Minister, Power (Member) 6) Chief Executive Member, TTAADC 7) Chairman, AMC (Member) 8) Chief Secretary( Chief Executive Officer)

State Executive Committee (SEC) As per the Provision under section14(1) of the Disaster Management Act,2005 the State Executive Committee has been formed with vide notification No F.23(1)-Rev/2002(P) with the following person:- 1. Chief Secretary, Tripura Chairperson 2. Secretary, Revenue Member 3. Secretary, PWD Member 4. Secretary, Health Member 5. Secretary, Finance Member

Co-opted Member 6. Secretary, Planning & Coordination Member 7. Secretary, Social Welfare And Social Education Member 8. Director General of Police Member 9. Principal Chief Conservator of Forest Member 10. Director, Fire Service Member 11. State Level Officer of NCC Member 12. State Level Officer of NSS Member 13. State level Officer or civil Defence Member 14. Joint Secretary, Revenue Member

Importance of Multi-hazard Management Plan:-

It is apparent that this district is prone to natural disasters such as flood, cyclones, landslide etc. Also, it cannot ignore the man-made disasters. So the district plan is designed as per the present need and the major strategies to respond to any unexpected situation have also been considered. In the multi-hazard district plan, all the disasters will be handled properly following the use of resource inventory, Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), keeping coordination with the line agencies and proper community based awareness activities. SOP of line departments is designed to make them alert. It highlights their role and responsibilities during, after and at normal time of the disaster.

The main features of multi-hazard plan are:-

1. It gives importance to all the disasters equally and helps to mitigate the situation beforehand. 2. All the departments are assigned with their proper role and responsibilities, which are clearly indicated in the SOPs. 3. The District Administration has to be alert round the year as disasters may occur any time, anywhere in the district, irrespective of time and location.

Disaster Management Cycle:-

In multi-hazard response plan, the disaster management cycle has a significant role to play. The four stage of disaster cycle have their own importance in terms of their implementation during, after and before the occurrence of any disaster.

Preparedness Emergency Planning Response

Training Disaster Immediate relief C Capacity building Search and Rescue R R Event First Aid I I S S I K S

D M I M A Prevention S A N Recovery A N A Restoration S A G Rehabilitation T Reconstruction G E E E M R M E Mitigation E N Vulnerability and risk C N T assessment Structural Non structural Y T C L Development E

Pre Disaster activities:

1. Policy Development and National, State, District, Local Level Disaster Organization formation. 2. Vulnerability and capacity assessment. 3. Prevention and mitigation. 4. Preparedness, planning and training.

Emergency Activities:-

1. Warning (beginning before the actual event). 2. Evacuation, search and rescue. 3. Emergency assistance (relief) – food, water, shelter, medical aid etc.

Post Disaster activities:-

1. Repair and restoration of life lines (power, telecommunications, water transportation). 2. Reconstruction and rehabilitation.

Mitigation methods:-

i) Structural measures: Any physical construction to reduce or avoid possible impact of hazards, which include engineering measures and construction of hazard-resistant and protective structures and infra structure.---NDMA(2005) ii) Non structural measures: Non engineering measures to reduce or avoid possible impacts of hazards such as education, training and emergency planning, capacity development, general public awareness, early warning system, hazard which include engineering measures and construction of hazard-resistant and protective structures and infrastructure. ---NDMA (2005)

VITAL INFORMATION ON DISASTER MANAGEMENT Nodal Departments/Agencies responsible for providing early warnings and immediate information on Hazards Type of Hazards Primary Agency & Contact person Earthquakes IMD-Delhi Hq (011-24619943/24624588-Duty Officer IMD-Seismological Observatory Centre,Shillong (0364-2560106/2560075-Duty Officer) IMD-Agartala (0381-2342295/2342253-Duty Officer) Floods CWC (0361-3674186-Guwahati Control Room) IMD-Agartal (0381-2342295/2342253-Duty Officer) PWD(WR) (9436453655/0381-2355664-Asst. Enggr to Chief Ennggr-WR) Cyclone/Storms IMD-Agartala (0381-2342295/2342253-Duty Officer) Landslides GSI-Agartala (0381-2350033/09485136448-Director,GSi,Agartala Thunder IMD-Agartala (0381-2342295/2342253-Duty Officer) Thunder storm observatory centre,North East Space Application Centre Shillong (0364-2570137-S.S Kundu) Drought/Dry Ministry of Agriculture,Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi Spells And Pest Drought Control Rooom, Ph No -011-23383476 Attackes Agriculture Department,Govt. Of Tripura (0381-2323778/2323883/9436124922-Director)

INFORMATION FLOW PROTOCOL

Media/Reliable Early Warning NEOC/NDMA/MHA Source Nodal Agency

NDRF/TSR SEOC State Relief Commissioner

(1070/0381-2416045) (Secretary, Revenue) (9436540790/0381- 2415058

District DMT/Core DEOC Chief Secretary Group (1077) (Chairman, SEC)

Sub-Div QRT/Dm Sub-Division Chief Minister (Chairman, Team Control TDMA) Room/SDPO

Block QRT/DM Block /Nagar Team Panchyet / Panchyet Samiti

GP/Village DM GP Pradhan/Village Team Chirman

Capability analysis of the institutions in the State An analysis of the capabilities of the selected State-Level organization, which could play role in promoting and strengthening Disaster Management Activities:- 1) Tripura Disaster Management Authority(TDMA) 2) State Institute of Public Admistation And Rural Development(SIPARD) 3) Central Training Institute(CTI) 4) Panchayati Raj Training Institute(PRTI) 5) Police Training Academy(PTA) 6) Fire Training School(FTS) 7) State Council for Education Research and Training (SCERT) and District Institute for Education and Training(DIET) 8) Depart of Science, Technology and Environment(DSTE) 9) Information Technology Department 10) National Informatics Centre(NIC) 11) Civil Defence 12) National Institute of Technology(NIT) Agartala 13) National Disaster Response Force(NDRF) 14) State Disaster Response Force(SDRF) 15) Mitigation Reserves 16) Voluntary Agencies And Community Based Organisations (CBOs) 17) Mass Media 18) Agartala Government Medical Collage(AGMC) And Tripura Medical Collage 19) Construction Workers Training Institution(CWTI)

DDMA Monthly Action Plan for the Year 2019-20 under North Tripura District

Sl. Month Name of Participants from Requirement of Resource No course/Training Department person 1 April 2019 Capacity building Vill. Chairmen, DDMA/13th BN TSR/ Fire training program in Member etc. Service/SDMA block level. Monthly Evacuation Education Department Drill on every 3rd Saturday in all Schools 2 May School safety Program/ Education Dept./ DDMA/SDMA 20019 Village level Village level sensitization program committee/Block & on Disaster sub-div management 3 June 2019 Flood management Volunteer/ NGOs/ DDMA/13th BN training student TSR/Health/Fire Mock drill on school & Volunteer/ NGOs/ service/SDMA community safety, student Block level 4 July TOT for community All line Department CTI capacity building 5 August Monthly Evacuation Education department DDMA/13th TSR/ Drill on every 3rd Fire/SDMA Saturday 6 September Training on Equipment Volunteer/Line dept./ DDMA/ 13th TSR/SDMA & handling NGos Meeting of DDMA SDMs/BDOs/all other DDMA stakeholders 7 October Training on Search & Volunteer/ NGOs/ DDMA/CTI/13th TSR/Health Rescue Line dept. Mock drill on social Volunteer/ NGOs/ sector, Sub-divisional Line dept. level 13th Education DDMA Observation of Disaster dept./NGOs/Volunteer Risk Reducation 8 November Training on First Aid Volunteer/NGOs Line DDMA/13th TSR/Health dept. 9 December Training on DEOC All line dept. DDMA 10 January Monthly Evacuation Education dept. DDMA/TSR/Fire drill on every 3rd Saturday 12 Febuarary Training on Volunteers/ DDMA/TSR Equipement & NGOs/Line dept. handeling 23

Review Meeting of SDMs/BDOs/All DDMA DDMA stakeholders 13 March School safety program/ Education Dept./ DDMA/SDMA

Village level Village level Sensitization program committee on Disaster management

SUGGESTED ROLES OF KEY STAKE HOLDERS

ROLE OF INCIDENT COMMANDER (IC) 1. Over-all commander of the incident. He is accountable for all actions taken under his command. 2 Gets the Incident Command Post (ICP) established after the emergency is declared „off-site‟. It should not be too near the incident site, to get overwhelmed nor too far, as not be able to control the incident. Ensures redundancy in communications. 3. After visit to the incident site, meeting of all ESF takes place at ICP and decision taken by IC. He gets Incident Action Plan made. 4. He reports to DDMA/SDMA on actions taken and further requests, if any. 5. All requests for resources come to IC and he/she issues instructions to the ESF representative, who gets the work done through their own heads of deptt. Similarly, all resources first report at the ICP, before they are further dispatched to the incident site. 6. Evacuation of the people likely to be affected is ordered by him. He will also ensure setting up of the Temporary Relief Camp, ear-mark a Commandant of the Camp, who ensures water, food, first aid & sanitation. 7. He is the face of Govt. and interacts with the media and relatives/public representatives periodically. Responsible for deactivation and making of AAR.

ROLE OF POLICE a. One of the first responders. SSP/DySP at ICP. b. Cordon the incident site, wearing PPE where required.. c. Law and Order. 24

d. Traffic Control, ensures free run for first responders. e. Assistance to first responders. f. Assist in casualty evacuation and evacuation of people from affected area/s. g. Investigation of the incident. h. Handing over dead bodies to the relatives/friends, after proper identification and „panchnama‟. i. Escorting VIPs, during their visit to the incident site.

ROLE OF FIRE SERVICES 1. One of the first responders. Div/Distt Fire Officer at the ICP. 2. First dispatch for immediate response and analysis of situation. 3. Fire Fighting, ensuring minimum collateral damage. 4. Evacuation of the people trapped in fire, under debris and other places. 5. Additional fire tenders sent by Control Room, from nearest fire station/other fire stations in near vicinity. 6. It is ensured that right type of fire tenders, like foam/water/other component are only sent. HAZMAT and high rise vehicles, like BRONTO are sent, as required. 7. Ensure that all fire fighters near incident site are wearing PPE, including team leaders and drivers.

ROLE OF MEDICAL SERVICES 1. One of the first responders. DMO/Addl DMO at ICP. 2. Emergency Medical Team first report at ICP and build on the First Aid Post at the SAR site. 3. All casualties/injured are first brought to first aid post, TRIAGE is carried out, prioritizing the injured, by labeling red, yellow, green and black ribbons. TRIAGE done only by qualified doctors. 4. Evacuation of injured as per priority, by ambulances, fitted with life support system. 5. Creation of surge capacity in the near-by hospitals, as per the condition of the casualties and specialities available in the hospital. 6. Psycho-social care of patients.

ROLE OF SERVICE PROVIDERS 1. Each service provider, like electricity, water, tele-communication/sewerage to send a Decision maker at the ICP. 2. Electricity is cut off initially. State Electricity Board to provide temporary electricity with generator/ inflatable lighting tower. Electricity DM team from State Electricity Board to rush to site and after checking, restore the electricity when all clear is given. 3. Water Deptt to provide water for the fire & emergency services, two drinking water bowzers, one each for ICP and Relief Camp . 4. BSNL/MTNL to provide redundancy in communication by making available WLL and Satellite phones. 5. Municipal Corporation to provide heavy engg equipment, like JCB, dozer, road roller, dumper and other DM equipment. It also provides moving toilets, if relief camp is established in the open.

ROLE OF CIVIL DEFENCE/HOME GUARDS/NGOs

1. They are motivated volunteers. 2. They should be trained in DM role during response, like policing, first aid, fire fighting or distributing relief 3. They should be deployed under the overall supervision of Police, Medical Services, Fire Services or the Supply Deptt. 4. All volunteers should wear PPE , where required, while approaching the incident site. 5. They can also be gainfully deployed for trauma counseling.

ROLE OF SDRF/NDRF

1. They are highly trained force in DM. 26

2. They are self contained and operate independently and should be given areas for deployment which are worst affected. 3. NDRF operates in teams. Each team is self contained in hand held equipment for collapsed structure search and rescue, medical first response and have trained dogs with handlers, doctor with paramedic staff, structural engineers and search and rescue teams. Each battalion has six companies, each company has three teams and each team has 45 men. Some battalions are also trained in chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear disasters too and are equipped according. Each team also has adequate boats (108) for rescue during floods. 4. Request for NDRF team can be made directly by the Collector/DC directly to nearest Comdt NDRF Bn, in case of disaster.

ROLE OF ARMED FORCES/PMF

1. They are secondary responders. 2. They should be given the task to be performed by them and not told how to get it done, which should be left to their officers to manage. 3. They would carry out the assigned task surgically and thereafter hand over the situation back to the civil authorities. 4. Their deployment should be as a last resort and they should be released as soon as the task is completed.

ROLE OF DISATAR MANAGEMENT

 Establish linkages with District Control Rooms.  Close contact with Armed Forces for specialized assistance/equipments for search and rescue.  Establish Radio Communication through \joint Control Room (JCR) to assist evacuation,  Information dissemination and checking rumors.  Evacuation of people & immediate reporting to higher authority.  Assist seriously injured persons to go to treatment centers.  Maintain law and order.  Assist fire brigade personal in their efforts.  Assist and encourage the community in road clearing operation.  Traffic management and patrolling as required.  Salvage operation.  Provide security in transit and relief camps, affected areas, lifeline, infrastructures &services, ensure, identified are cordoned off.  Provide security arrangement for visiting VVIPS and VIPs.  Assist administration to take necessary actions against hoarders, block marketers andthose manipulating relief materials.  Indentified and register the names of the dead and disposal persons.  Assist administration in supply and distribution of relief materials.  Deploy police personnel near relief godowns.  Escort relief carrier vehicle and personnel.  Regular reporting to higher authority about the situation including expenditure statementetc.  In post operation phase, sit with the teams, discuss problems, suggest remedies, collect feedback etc to upgrade mitigation as well as action plans.  Taking up Rapid Visual screening (RVS) and other necessary assessment nondestructive test & retrofitting of roads and bridges.

Health & family Welfare Department:  To provide immediate medical, health and public hygiene services.  To check outbreak of epidemics and provide onsite OT and Trauma Service. Advance Preparedness  Indentify likely diseases associated with disasters.  Setting of quick response teams with team leader and supporting staff(identify by name & allocation)  Skill up gradation training for the officers/supporting staff & volunteers.  Plan for emergency accommodation for staff & other officers from outside area.  Equipment/machines etc upgraded & are in working condition.  Emergency fuel stored, vehicles including it is batteries inspected & are in working condition.  List of safe alternative routes.  Important/contact details available.  Keeping close contact with administration.  Determine the quantity, type of medicines, medical support, equipment etc that will be required per day/ district Sub-Divn/ Block village, including relief camps etc in case of an emergency.  Maintain inventory including portable equipments at different locations. 28

Post Disaster Management

 Establish linkages with District Control Room.  Close contact with administration.  Large stock of surgical packs shall be sterilized to last for one week, at least & keep in a safer place.  Arrange for emergency supplies of anorthic drugs.  Acquisition of medical /equipment etc as per the pre- contact with the suppliers.  Ensure stock of equipment and drugs, which are needed and/or request HQ on priority basis, to supply to the hospital immediately.  Arrangement of alternative power /energy source as planned, to operate hospital centers.  And ensure adequate sanitary condition.  All valuable equipment / instruments and medicines should be packed protective  covering and stored in a safer place authority as planned and establish communication links.  Ensure storage of safe drinking water and encourage water saving in the hospital.  Ensure emergency admission procedures with adequate record keeping & establish public information centre to let the people know about the type of job done and the necessary relief aid /new schemes etc.  Ensure availability of staff and teams of doctors and assistants visiting disasters sites.  Assist volunteers/ village pradhan/ police personnel in rescue & evacuation and/ of disposal of carcass as well get as well as get insurance benefit.  Assist administration for setting up transit and camps, feeding centre and ensure adequate  sanitary condition.  All valuable equipment /instrument and medicines should be packed in protective covering and stored in a safer place.  Regular reporting to higher authorities about the situation including expenditure statement etc.  In post operation phase, sit with the teams, review situation, discuss problem, suggest remedies, collect feedback etc, to upgrade mitigation as well action plans. SE, PWD, (R & B)  To clear road, replace collapsed bridges by temporary bridging equipment or making temporary arrangement.  Assist concerned authority to repair damaged air- stripes, helipads.  Providing engineering support to search and Rescue Team (SRT).  Providing support of heavy equipment i,e Earth Movers ,Bulldozers, etc.  Assist Dist to provide temporary shelters/tents.

Advance preparedness:  Formation of teams & delegation of areas.  Skill up gradation training for the officers and supporting staffs.  Mock drills according to plans.  Identify weak structures/ weak points vulnerable to earthquake/ landslide.  Inspect all roads, bridge, including under water inspection of foundation and piers. A full check should be made on all concrete and steel work.

 Equipment /machines etc up-gradation & are in working condition, procurement of tent age equipment.  Emergency fuel stored, vehicle including its batteries inspected are in working condition.  Preparation of possible helipads, in from its longitude/ latitude to District Control Rooms.

TSECL  Restoration of power supply.  Provision of power /electricity to hospitals, lifeline building, feeding centre. Advance preparedness:  Clear definition of individual domain- who will do what?  Skill up-gradation training for the officers/supporting staffs.  Identify hazard prone zones. Formation of team & delegation of areas.  Plan for emergency accommodation for officers & staff from outside area.  Equipment /machines etc are in working condition.  Emergency fuel stored, vehicles including its batteries inspection & are in working condition.  List of alternative safe routes.  Important telephone /contact details available/  Pre-contact with suppliers (equipment).  Arrange disaster management took kit, at each sub- station, comprising cable cutters, pully, blocks, jungle knives axes, crowbars, ropes back sawa spanners and tents for crews.  Generate awareness on community level preparedness. Post Disaster Management  Establish linkages with District Control Rooms.  Deployment team with necessary equipment, logistic support and authority as planned and establish communication links.  Switch of the power supply immediately avoid further damaged to file and property during the time the disaster.  Immediately undertake inspection of power grids, barrage, high tension lines, tower, substations, transformers, insulators, poles, and other, high equipment and review extent of damage undertake restoration works.  Restore power supply and ensure uninterrupted power to all vital installation facilities and sites( relief camps, feeding centre, go down)  Recruit casual labors on an emergency basis for clearing damaged poles and salvage of important equipment and accessories.  Requisition off equipment etc as per the pre-contact with the suppliers.  Arrangement of alternative power /energy sources, as planned to operate hospital centre‟s and lifeline buildings (DM & Collector/office/Dist. EOCs/police stations /BSNL  Building/IMD (Agartala airport etc).  Regular reporting to higher authorities about the situation including expenditure Statement etc.  In post operation phase, sit with the team, review situation, discuss problems, and suggest remedies, collect feedback etc to upgrade mitigation as well as action plans.

Agricultural Department:  Assist in assessment of damage to agriculture & farming community and help them to restart their agriculture/ farming operations.

Advance preparedness:  Identify hazard prone zones.  Skill up gradation training for the officers/supporting staff & volunteers.  Formation of team & delegation of areas.  Plan for emergency accommodation for agriculture staff & other officers from outside area.  Equipment /machines etc upgraded & are in working condition.  List of alternative safe routes.  Important telephone /contact details available.  Keeping close contact with administration.  Encourage & ensure crop insurance by farmers.  Determine the quantity type of seed/plants/medicines/tools and equipment etc which will be required per district /sub-divn./block /village in case of an emergency.  Ensure people/ farmer take the advantage of new schemes, technology and facilities provided by the government.  List of possible storage godowns.  Pre-contact with suppliers (seed/plants/medicines/manure/tools/equipments).  Estimate & maintain register of type of agriculture practices, amount of cultivated area insured crops etc keep it updating.  Monitors pest & disease control. Generate awareness on community level preparedness.

Food and Civil Supplies:  To meet the shortage of supply of food m baby P.O.L, S.K.O, and LPG.  Action against black marketers, hoarders, etc.

Advance Preparedness  Identify hazard prone zones. Formation of team & DELEGATION OF AREA.  Determine the quantity & type of suppliers required in a disaster (e,g. dry food ready to eat food ,essential commodities, SKO,LPG,P.O.L toiletries , blankets etc) & tie up suppliers.  Identify stored facilities, location & capacity wise.  Maintain a list of suppliers of different commodities in the state & outside the state (in NE region).  Plan for emergency accommodation for officers & staff from outside area.  Emergency fuel stored, vehicles including its batteries inspected & area in working condition.  List of alternative safe routes.  Important telephone/contact detail available.  Pre-contact with suppliers.

Department Wise Role of Primary and Secondary Agencies Role of SDM SDM will be involved in the following activities:

Role of DRDA DRDA will be involved in the following activities: rs

Role of Fire Services Fire will be involved in the following activities:

Role of PWD PWD will be involved in the following activities:

Role of Civil Defence Civil Defence and Home Guards will be involved in the following activities:

and Rescue operations

Role of Home Guards

Centers Role healthy department Healthy department will be involved in the following activities: edical aid (Treatment of injuries and surgical operations) Health and sanitation

Role of Irrigation and Flood Control Water Resource and Flood Control Department will be involved in the following activities: ion materials

Role of BSNL BSNL will be involved in the following activities:

Centers

Role of Tripura Transport Corporation Tripura Transport Corporation will be involved in the following activities:

Role of TSECL TSECL will be involved in the following activities:

RECONSTRUCTION REHABILITATION AND RECOVERY MEASURES

Introduction Rehabilitation relates to the work undertaken in the following weeks and months, for the restoration of basic services to enable the population to return to normalcy. Actions taken during the period following the emergency phase is often defined as the recovery phase, which encompasses both rehabilitation and reconstruction. Rehabilitation refers to the actions taken in the aftermath of a disaster to enable basic services to resume functioning, assist victims‟ self-help efforts to repair physical damage and community facilities, revive economic activities and provide support for the psychological and social well being of the survivors. It focuses on enabling the affected population to resume more or-less normal (pre-disaster) patterns of life. It may be considered as transitional phase between immediate relief and more major, long-term development.

Reconstruction: Reconstruction refers to the full restoration of all services, and local infrastructure, replacement of damaged physical structures, the revitalization of economy and the restoration of social and cultural life. Reconstruction must be fully integrated into long-term development plans, taking into account future disaster risks and possibilities to reduce such risks by incorporating appropriate measures. Damaged structures and services may not necessarily be restored in their previous form or location. It may include the replacement of any temporary arrangements established as part of emergency response or rehabilitation. The following sectors can be vulnerable to disaster impact, and which, therefore, will require rehabilitation and reconstruction inputs.

agricultural activities etc.)

As discussed earlier rehabilitation and reconstruction comes under recovery phase immediately after relief and rescue operation of the disaster. This post disaster phase continues until the life of the affected people comes to normal. This phase mainly covers damage assessment, disposal of debris, disbursement of assistance for houses, formulation of assistance packages, monitoring and review, cases of non-starters, rejected cases, non-occupancy of houses, relocation,town planning and development plans, awareness and capacity building, housing insurance, grievance redressed and social rehabilitation etc.

Post Disaster Reconstruction and Rehabilitation

Post disaster reconstruction and rehabilitation should pay attention to the following activities for speedy recovery in disaster hit areas. The contribution of both government as well as affected people is significant to deal with all the issues properly. Damage assessment Disposal of debris Disbursement of assistance for houses Formulation of assistance packages Monitoring and review Cases of non-starters, rejected cases, non-occupancy of houses Relocation Town planning and development plans Reconstruction as Housing Replacement Policy Awareness and capacity building Housing insurance Administrative Relief

The district is the primary level with requisite resources to respond to any natural calamity, through the issue of essential commodities, group assistance to the affected people, damage assessment and administrating appropriate rehabilitation and restoration measures. The district level relief committee consisting of official and non-official members including the local legislators and the members of parliament review the relief measures. West Tripura district is sub-divided into three sub-division i.e. Sadar, Jirania and Mohanpur. The head of a subdivision is called the Sub-district magistrate (SDM) while the head of a Tehsil is known as a Tehsildar. When a disaster is apprehended, the entire machinery of the district, including the officers of technical and other departments, swings into action and maintains almost continuous contact with each village in the disaster threatened area.

Reconstruction of Houses Damaged / Destroyed

Houses should be reconstructed in the disaster hit areas according to the following Instructions: Owner Driven Reconstruction Public Private Partnership Program (PPPP) Under the PPPP the houses are reconstructed by the NGOs for the beneficiaries to be registered in the joint names of the husband and wife. All the houses should be insured. Owner Driven Reconstruction Financial, technical and material assistance provided by the government.The designs for seismic reconstruction of houses provided by the government. The material assistance provided through material banks at subsidized rates. Design of 20 model houses provided to the public to choose from with an option to have one‟s own design.

District Profile Name of District :- North Tripura. Total Geographical Area Of the District. (sq. Km) 1422.19 Administrative Setup 1.Total No. of Sub-Division, 3 2.Total No. of RD. Block, 8 3.Total No. of Revenue Circle, 7 34

4.Total No. of Revenue Mouja, 89 5.Total No. of Tehshil, 27 6. Total No. of Gram Panchayats 69 7. Total No. of ADC Villages 60 8. Total No. of Muncipal Council 1 9. Total No. of Nagar Panchayet 1 10. Total No. of Habitations 739

Demographic Status Population 444579 Male 225031 Female 219548 ST 109648 SC 82798 OBC/RM/Others etc. 252133 Rural Population 393455 Urban Population 51124 Density of Population ( Per sq km) 394 Sex Ratio 967 % of Male Literacy 97.34 % of Female Literacy 96.79

(a) Area wise Population breakup Total Sub- Area Total Area of District Block wise Division Sub-Division Block in sq. Area in the Populatio Population wise km sq. km. District in n Population sq. km. Dharmanagar Kadamtala 75.47 70329 Kalacherra 61.75 301.37 76173 252364 Jubarajnagar 153.46 71439 Panisagar Panisagar 116.40 47320 296.30 1422.19 80131 444579 Damcherra 179.90 26647 Kanchanpur Dasda 295.17 58197 Laljuri 388.33 824.52 39401 112084 Jampui Hills 141.02 15407

Type of Workers (Tea Plantation, Agri., Industaries etc. workers) under North Tripura: Sl. Type of Workers No Skilled Workers Semi Skilled Unskilled Workers Total Workers Workers M F M F M F M F 1. 7281 6578 3058 501 1233 882 11572 7961 Sub-Division wise Literacy Rate in Percentage under North TripuraDistrict:

Dharmanagar Sub- Panisagar Kanchanpur Total of North Tripura Division Sub-Division Sub-Division M F T M F T M F T M F T 97.71 96.85 97.28 97.00 96.73 96.98 97.31 96.58 96.95 97.34 96.79 97.07

DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION at a Glance DM & COLLECTOR, NORTH TRIPURA Name Contact Number Sri. R.H. kumar, IAS 94 9485190611

ADM, NORTH TRIPURA Name Contact Number Sri. Nagendra debbarma 9436126843

Sub-Divisional Administration Dharmanagar Panisagar Kanchanpur Area ( IN Sq. Km) 301.37 296.3 824.52 (NP=10.69 sq km) 1422.19 Population 252364 80131 112084 444579 Male 129034 40933 55064 225031 Female 123330 39198 57020 219548 ST 11495 26072 72081 109648 SC 53925 15677 13196 82798 OBC/RM/Others etc. 186944 38382 26807 252133 Rural Population 211818 69553 112084 393455 Urban Population 40546 10578 0 51124 Density of Population ( Per sq km) 791 269 122 394 Sex Ratio 984 956 968 967 % of Male Literacy 97.71% 97% 97.31% 97.34 % of Female Literacy 96.85% 96.73% 96.58% 96.79

SDMs under NORTH TRIPURA DISTRICT Name of the Sub-Division Name of the SDM Contact Number Contact Number Dharmanagar Sri. Subrata kr. Dash 9436938975 Panisagar Smt. Lalnunnemi Darlong 9436475103 Kanchanpur Sri. Abhedanandan 8787561911 Baidya

Block Administration DMC DSD/LJR KDL/KLC JMP PNS JBN

Area( In Sq.Km) 179.90 683.5 137.22 141.02 116.4 153.46 1411.50

Total Population 26647 97598 146502 15407 47320 71439 404913

Gram Panchayats 0 0 19 + 16 = 35 0 15 19 69

ADC Villages 9 18+11=29 0+1=1 7 3 3 60

Habitations 95 230 185 40 81 108 739

POLICE ADMINISTRATION. No of Security Camps Total Boarder Name of Sub- Name of Police Total No of Assam Length ( In Division Stations Out post TSR CRPF BSF Rifle KM) Dharmanagar Dharmanagar Churaibari Kadamtala 159 BN Panisagar HQ Panisagar Damcherra 93.40 Khedacherra 13th BN Kanchanpur TSR Kanchanpur Vanghmun Anandabazar

Fire Service at a Glance Emergency Telephone Total No of Sub-Division Name of the Fire Station Contact No No Fire Station Fire Station, Dharmanagar 101 220-244 Dharmanagar 02 Fire Station, Premtala, KDL 101 263-653 Panisagar Fire Statio, Panisagar 101 261-255 01 Kanchanpur Fire Station, Kanchanpur 101 265-240 01

Evacuation, Search and Rescue:

Departmen Evacuation, Search and Rescue Response Structure and System t Preparedness Pre (after Warning) During Disaster Post Disaster District Preparedness Plan along with The people would be As per necessity Assessment of damage safe road map has been aware through PA system the common people of crops, public prepared for evacuation, Search for evacuation after would be safely property, loss lives and and Rescue Operation under getting the sign of evacuated livestocks would be District Administration. warning level at rivers. done and communicated to the SDMA.

Panchayat The Block level Response Plan Some Nos. of Panchayat The trained PRI Samity including PRI members have members at GP levels members also -- been prepared for rescue & have been trained and communicate with relief operation to the disaster aware regarding their local SHGs and victims. activities on Disaster NGOs as per need Management. base. MVI MVI will communicate to the ------DDMA about the availability of vehicles for safe transportation of the peoples. Police The Police Administration has All the police stations -- -- an important part in Disaster under North Tripura Management. The quick District would be watchful reaction teams at all Police and also to be connected Stations have been constituted through wireless network for evacuation and rescue at pre Disaster period operation. (warning). Fire Fire Department has also The teams consisting of The District Fire -- Brigade prepared a crisis management Firemen at 6 (six) Fire Office will plan for evacuation and rescue Station would be ready at communicate with operation of the fire / disaster pre disaster period the DDMA during victims. (warning). exigency. Revenue/ -- -- The R.I.s will assess RI the damage of the crops, loss of live and livelihood in coordination with the Tehsilders.

Medical Chief Medical Officer, North During Disaster the -- The hospitalized Tripura has set up the Control Medial & First Aid team victims would be Rooms at District level & Sub- will perform the relief provided all type of Division level also. operation to the disaster Medical attentions. victims. Saline and ------Embankme nt/ PWD/ RD NGO/ Local NGOs/ Volunteers During flood, cyclone, earthquake the Volunteer will communicate with the volunteers will take part in the rescue and SDM at their respective evacuation process. areas at pre warning. --

CHART FOR SHELTER MANAGEMENT Shelter Management

District Disaster Management Committee

Block Disaster ManagemnentCommittee

M.I & EO Police PWD(/R&B) Electricity NGO DWS/PHC

GP Disaster Management Committee

Village Taskforce Committee

E. Shelter Management: Sl. Departments Shelter Management - Response System No. Preparedness Pre (after Warning) During Post 1. Dist Admin. The Shelter houses The Shelter housed During Flood the victims would The refugees under North Tripura would kept upgraded be rescued and taken into Shelter would have identified for with Electricity, identified Shelter houses and resumed to providing Shelter to Water and Sanitation they would be provided financial their own the flood / cyclone facilities to meet up & basic assistance as per placed during victims the crisis. guidelines and instructions of the post disaster. SDMA. 2. Police ------3. Electricity ------4. DWS ------5. Medical -- -- Medical & First team would be ready for providing medical attention to the wounded persons at the Shelter houses during exigency. 6. PWD(R&B) ------& RD 7. PHC ------8. NGO/ ------Volunteers

CHART FOR WATER AND SANITATION RESPONSE Water and Sanitation Response

District Disaster Management Committee

Block Disaster managementCommittee

JE, MO,PHC/ DWS CHC CDPO

BEE/LHV/ ICDS NGOs/CBO ANM/ MPHW Supervisor

Village taskforce/volunteers/A WW/SEM

F: Water and Sanitation

Sl. No. Departments Health and Sanitation Response System Preparedness Pre (after During Post Warning) 1. CDMO 2. DSWO As department wise mentioned at Point 8.1 (A), (B) 3 CDPO/Supervisor 4. Executive Engi., DWS 5. RD/NGO/Volunteers

CHART FOR RELIEF OPERATION Relief operation

District Disaster Management Committee

Block Disaster CDPO BDO Management

Committee

VAS MO, PHC

DWS

GP Disaster Management Committee

Village Taskforce

G. Relief: Sl. Departments Relief Operation - Response No. Preparedness Pre (after Warning) During Post 1. Dist. Admin. 2. Block As department wise mentioned at Point 8.1 (A), (B) 3. CDMO 4. CDVO 5. DWS 6. DSWO 7. NGO/ Volunteer

CHART FOR INFRASTRUCTURE RESTORATION Infrastructure Restoration

District Disaster Management Committee

Block Disaster Managemnent Committee

Block / PWD(R&B) / RD / Water Resource / Electrical / DWS

GP Disaster Management Committee

Village Taskforce Committee

H. Infrastructure Restoration

Departments RD PWD Water Electrical DWS District (R&B) Resource Preparedness Done Done Done Done Done Done Pre (after warning) During Post

Cattle camps: Departments VAS BDO NGO/Volunteer Preparedness Pre (after warning) During Post

IDENTIFICATION OF FLOOD PRONE AREAS:

In Panisagar Sub-Division the following vulnerable areas/Flood prone areas have been identified based on previous year’s experience: Block/Na Location Flood Major Horti Vulnerable family gar Highly Moderate Flood prone Crops (Nos) Panchayet Flood prone areas area Prone (Ha) areas Panisagar NIL Charupassa 250 hac Paddy 700(Approx) Block Deocherra approx Kakrul Ramnagar Potato Bilthai Part (near Chilly Rly line) Brinjal South Padmabil Cucumber (part) Lady‟s Finger Damcherr NIL Narendranagar 15 hac Paddy 100 (Approx) a Block Khedacherra approx Kakrul Bahadur Para Potato Chilly Brinjal Cucumber 44

Lady‟s Finger

Shelter for Flood/Cyclone/Earth Quake (Dharmanagar)

Area Name of the School Name of the HM/AHM Contact No BBI Shashanka Shekhar Das 9436479093 DMN Govt. Girls HS Rabindra Ch. Malakar 9436475783 Padmapur HS Ajit Kumar Das 9436189463 Dharmanagar, MC DNV Ranjit Kumar Nath 9862300282 Nayapara HS Sajal Chakraborty 9862124780 Chandrapur HS New Building Ripan Chakraborty 9436553263 Kalacherra HS Uttam Kumar Biswas 9862619384 Hurua High Ramkumar Biswas 9436576527 Bhagyapur IM High Chitta Ranjan Das 9862616735 Laxminagar High Brajendra Malakar 8974511809 Kalacherra Block Lalcherra HS Sujata Paul Majumder 9436476601 Joynagar High Radhapada Aswani 9862941971 Baruakandi Colony HS Himangshu Debnath 9436476511 Pratyekroy HS Subhasish Debnath 9436476293 Kadamtala HS Sudip Kumar Nath 9436478851 Brajendranagar HS Amit Kilikder 9436132519 Churaibari HS Dipankar Das Kashyap 9612213068 Kadamtala Block Fulbari HS Bidhan Chakraborty 9862472234 Baghan HS Mati Ranjan Namasudra 9436478315 Satsangam High Pradyut Das 9436916047 Bargul High Amalendu Esh 9436476204 Kshudrakandi High Parbindra Debnath 9862238348 Krishnapur HS Sudhindra Kr Baidya 9436576247 Jubarajnagar Block Ganganagar HS Sukhamoy Debnath 9436575985 Sribhumi HS Alindra Debbarma 9436475032 Huplongcherra TEHS Arati Rani Das 9612603572

18. Arrangement of shelter houses (Flood).

Shelters (single/Double storied) with capacity Name of Relief Name of Camp In- Name of Sl. Camp with Name of TK charge with contact Tehsildar / Area capacity No. P.S 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Ramtakur Ashram, Sri Benu Gopal Chanda, Sri Pradyunna Surrounding area DMN TK. Dharmanagar , 100 GT, Ganganagar HS Rudrapaul Ext. area nos School M-9436350004 M-9436982154 2 SakaibariS.B.School, Sri Saradindu Sri Jaharlal Bhatt Para Baruakandi Dharmanagar - 200 Bhattacharjee, AT, Debbarma (Sakaibari) TK nos Sakaibari SB M- M-8974921927 45

9436479338

3 Brojendranagar H.S. Sri Anukul Mallik, DRW, West Altab Hussain Kadamtala - 500 nos Brojendranagar Brajendranagar HS Brojendranagar M-8413044468 M-8415805129 4 Bamnia S.B.School , Sri Manilal Jadab, AT Bamnia Village Kadamtala - 200 nos -Do- Bamnia SB Do M-8732072163 5 Durga Mandab Sri Nanigopal Deb, AT Satsangam Satsangam - 50 nos -Do- BirajanagarSB Do M-7005008557 6 Satsangam H.S. Sri Rakhal Karmakar, AT Meri Basti Kadamtala – 500 nos -Do- Satsangam High(Pry) Do M-8132038866 7 B.B.I Boarding House, Sri Kalpataru Das, AT Sri Pradyunna Surrounding area DMN Dharmanagar Lalcherra HS School Rudrapaul 200 nos M-9863399209 M-9436982154 8 Chandrapur H.S. Sri Nihar Rn.Kar Surrounding area Dharmanagar Purkayastha, A/T -Do- do 500 nos Chandraapur H.S. M- 9862242236 9 Padmapur Boarding Sri Niharendu Mallik, A/T Surrounding area House, Padmapur H.S. Dharmanagar -Do- M-9862633687 -Do- 500 nos 10 DNV School Sri Panna Saha, AT DNV Surrounding area -Do- do M-9856026209 11 Golden Valley HS Sri Manash Dey, Surrounding area School -Do- Golden Valley HS -do- M-9436132702 12 Nayapara H.S.School Sri Sankar Debnath, Surrounding area -Do- -Do- , DMN 500 nos A/T Nayapara H.S. M- 13 Purba Chandrapur Sri Rabindra Kr.D/Nath Surrounding area Community Hall -Do- A/T Chandrapur H.S. -Do- 75 nos M- 14 Ichailalcherra H.S. Sri Ranadhir Nama, Sri Gopal Ichailalcherra area Kadamtala - 75 nos Ichailalcherra M- 9774898463 Sandakar M-9612551541 15 Pratyekroy H.S. Sri Kshiti Rn. Nama Natunbazar area Kadamtala - 500 nos -Do- HM,Sunapur S.B. -Do- M-9436478703 16 Sunapur S.B.School Sri Dipankar Nath, C/T Ichairper Kadamtala - 200 nos -Do- Sonapur S.B. -D0- M- 9612795423 17 Bakbaki H.S . Sri Nikhil Baidya, G/T Bakbari Kadamtala - 200 nos -Do- Bakbaki H.S. -Do- M-9436533405 18 Bishnupur S.B.School Md. Lal mia, A/T Bishnupur Kadamtala – 200 nos -Do- Bishnupur S.B. -Do- M- 9436241033 19 Gobindapur Sri Dilip Sharma, A/T Gobindapur & S.B.School, -Do- M- 9612244098 -Do- Nadiapur (P) Kadamtala - 150 nos 20 Purangarad S.B. Sri Bimal Datta, UGT Purangarad Kadamtala -Do Purangarad J.B. -Do- 150 nos M- 9402383067 21 Mission Tilla Sri Atul Malakar, VLW East-Middle Community Hall , KDL Kameswar TK Kameswar Sri Ashish Dhar, Kaameswar 100 nos M-9436516250 22 Kameswar Kalibari, Sri Nikhil Rn Dey,P/S -D0- West & Middle -Do- KDL Kameswar GP Kameswar

100 nos M- 8974820156 23 Tongibari Panchayet, Sri Rathindra Malakar, Kakrirper & KDL -Do- A/T Kakrirper J.B. -Do- Middle 75 nos M- 9862087397 Kameswar 24 Rajbari Girls H.S. Sri Ranjit Nath, A/T Signal Basti & Kadamtala -Do- Pashim Batarashi SB -Do- West Batarashi 600 nos M- 9612222627 25 Kakrieper Community Kartik Malakar, A/A Surrounding area Hall , DMN - 100 nos -Do- M- 9862749023 -Do-

26 Kurti TK 1. Md. Nurul Haque, P/S Kurti Maniknagar (Near Panchayet Panchayet Office Coloney Sri Ratan Mani Office) – 100 nos M- 9774658225 Kurti TK Nama 2. Md. Giyas Uddin, AT M-9436738021 Madhya Rajnagar JB M-9612286154 27 Tarakpur High Sri Pranoy Kr. Tarakpur & Sschool, Mahishyadas, A/T Gangerjal -do- -do- Kadamtala, 250 nos TarakpurHigh School M- 9612718469 28 Kalagangerper High Md.Farid Uddin Khan, Sourrending area Kadamtala - 200 nos -Do- A/T,Kalagangerper High -Do- M-9612546503 29 Sonarerbassa J.B. Sri Mukul Nath, A/T Sri Prabin Sourrending area Kadamtala - 250 nos Raghna TK Sunarerbassa S.B. Chakma M- 9863340710 M-9402167077 30 Bhagyapur S.B. Sri Nilu Bh. Dey, A/T Yakubnagar & Kadamtala 200 nos -Do- Bhagyapur S.B. -Do- Bhagyapur M- 9774898674 31 Raghna High Sri Swapan Singha, A/T Abdullapur & Kadamtala – 130 nos -Do- Raghna Girls J.B. -Do- Sourrending area M- 9436132848

32 Manghankhali S.B. Radhapur TK Md.Samar Uddin, A/T Sri Surneijoy Jubarajnagar Panisahar – 145 nos Mangalkhali S.B Halam M- 9862513431 M-9612244148 33 West Manghal Khali -do- Sri Bidyut Paul, AT West High School West Manghalkhali JB -do- Manghalkhali M-9862896548

34 Lalcherra Panchaayet Uptakhali TK Md. Sab Uddin, A/T Surrounding area Office Panisagar – Latugoan S.B. Sri Asish Deb 100 nos M- 9862618776 (C/O Ph-9862513440 Kamal) 35 Krishnapur H.S. Sri Sitangshu Sekhar Surrounding area Panisagar - 500 nos -Do- Das, A/T,Krishnapaur H -Do- M-9862522252 36 Dighalbank S.B DMN Hurua TK Sri Sanjoy Nath, C/T Sri Bulu Dighalbank – 100 nos Dighalbank S.B. Chakraborty M-9862601850 M-9862645884 37 North-East Hurua -do- Sri Birendra Sinha, H/M -Do- Mahadebbari J.B. KDL – 100 nos North-West Hurua J.B. Manipuri basti M-

38 Dharmanagar Degree -Do- Sri Ajoy Deb,PGT DMN -Do- Zamirala & College, KDL – 700 Degree College Bhattpara nos M-9862616342 West side

VOLUNTEERS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE UNDER LALJURI RD BLOCK.

Sl. Name of Volunteers with designation Mobile No. Name of the Sector Remarks no. 1 2 3 4 5 Sri Padmakamal Chakma,GRS. 9612549913 Sector- I : Sri Egarin Chakma, GRS. 8014014655 Uttar Laljuri/ Salkham/ 1. Sri Dibakar Datta,GRS. 9612019798 Dakshin Laljuri/ Sri Subrata Chakma,GRS 8414054841 Makumcherra. Sri Shymal nama,GRS 9862510368 Sector- II : 2. Sri Rammohan Molsoi, GRS. 9612019901 Ujanmachmara/ Ratendra Reang,GRS 9862503639 Chandipur/ Sri Bibash Das, GRS. 9436149674 Joymonipara/ Santipur. Sri Amiyo Sarkar, GRS. 9862603645 Sector-III: Sri Hambajay Reang,GRS. 9862363104 Shibnagar/ Sri Bijay Debbarma,GRS 8974483602 Jamaraipara/ 3. Sri Kankan Bhattacharjee, GRS 9612445028 Kanchanpur/ Sri Jayanta Chakma,GRS. 9862727551 Kanchancherra/ Rabindranagar.

7. VOLUNTEERS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE UNDER DASDA RD BLOCK.

Sl. Name of Volunteers with Mobile No. Name of the Sector Remarks No. designation 2 3 4 5 Sri Biplab Chakma,GRS 8974471762 Sri Nagendra Ch. D/nath,GRS. 9862807042 1. Sri Biplab Saha, GRS. 8732828939 Sector- I : Smt Anjuli Nama, GRS. 9862871389 Subhashnagar/Daincherra/ Sri Ranjit Barua, GRS. 9862393040 Kangrai. Sri Sunirmal Das, GRS. 9612374330 Sri Avit Debnath, GRS. 8974047591 Sri Amarjit Malakar, GRS. 9862646834 Sri Udaykumar Reang, GRS. 8413089761 Sri Nabin Barua, GRS. 9612284390 Sector- II : Sri Matilal Nath, GRS 9862580402 Radhamadhabpur/Purba Sri Sumanta Nath,GRS 7628824966 Satnala/ Paschim satnala/ 2. Uttar Dasda/ Uttar Sri Maheswar Nath,GRS 986221573 Tuisama/Dakshin Sri Mrityunjay Renag, GRS. 9862559588 Tuisama. Sri Daniel Reang,GRS 9612195291 Sri Sukdeb Nath,GRS 9612333686 Sri Priyajit Barua,GRS 9612088710 Sri Arun Nath, RPS. 9862975360 Sri Sushital Das 9612536856 Sri Durbajay Reang 9862286563 Sector-III: Gachirampara/Dashamani Sri Arun Chakma, VS. 8123917288 para/Khumpui/ 3. Sri Kamalesh Reang,GRS 9612034438 Manuchailengta/ Sri Biswamitra Chakma,GRS 9862807110 Kalapani/ Dakshin Dasda. Sri Mayson Reang, GRS. 9874135191 Sri Sunit Kr. Das,GRS 9612616118 Sri Rajukumar REang,GRS 8729975221 Sri Subrata Reang,GRS 8974244511 Sector-IV: Sri Dharendra Reang, GRS 9862312314 4 SK Shermun/ Sri Dhanikishor Tripura,GRS 8413027809 Anandasagar/ Purba Sri Dhatrimohan Reang,GRS 9612616173 Bhandarima/ Paschim Sri Netaji Reang,GRS 9612853426 Bhandarima/ Sri Santosh Reang, GRS. 9612289036 Khakchangpara. Sri Premenjay Reang,GRS 9612658034 Sri Prameswar Reang,GRS 7085783222

8. VOLUNTEERS OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE UNDER JAMPUI HILL RD BLOCK.

Sl. Name of Volunteers with Mobile No. Name of the Sector Remarks No. designation 2 3 4 5 Smt. Lalneihkimi, GRS 9863373296 Srri Lalpantlinga,GRS 9612615641 1. Sri Thlamuanchhhnga,GRS 9863277070 Sector- I : Smt.Irene Zorengpuii,GRS 9863689541 Pas.Hmunpui/L.Valley/ Sri James Thanmawia, GRS 8974938227 Vanghmun Sri C.Ramzauva,GRS 9863646800 Sri Lalfelpuia,GRS 8974938217 Sector- II : 2. Sri Armitjoy Reang, GRS 943682857 Tlangsang/Kalagang Sri Debiram Reang,GRS 9402579015 Sri Hakhimjoy Reang, 8974425856 Sri Lalrinmawia Reang 9402375943 Sri Andrew Laleamthara GRS 9862678435 3. Sri Lalrothanga,GRS 9402375636 Sri Lalnunhlina, GRS 9402375618 Sector-III: Sri Sujib Chakma, GRS 9612420410 Sabual/Kawnpui Sri Kapthianga 9402579019

Landslide Prone Area

Damcherra block under Panisagar Sub-Division consists of hilly terrain and the Tilthai- Damcherra Road and the Damcherra-Khedacherra road are prone to landslides. IDENTIFICATION OF LANDSLIDE PORNE AREA BASED ON PREVIOUS YEAR EXPERIENCE NAME OF TK LANDSLIDE AREA (in case of heavy rainfall

Panisagar TK Indurail Revenue village, South Padmabil Revenue village (part), Pekucherra-Jalabasa Road Damcherra TK Tilthai-Damcherra Road,Damcherra- Joysree Road via Thumsaraipara Khedacherra TK TD Road to Khedacherra NB: PWD Panisagar and Damcherra may specially look in to the road under their jurisdiction to prevent land slide if any during the rainy seasons.

3.Warning System (Flood) : The SDO Water Resource, Panisagar (Dharmanagar) is the nodal department in the

Sub-Division to issue flood warning to the control Room of SDM Office. The SDO Water

Resource will start sending of water level reading when the water level of Juri & Longai reached the critical level of 21.50 Mtr. And the water level touches 22.00 Mtrs. SDM officecontrol room no.

The classification of water level of river & Longai as below : LEVEL JURI No.of LONGAI No of RIVER villages RIVER villages likely to likely to be be affected affected 1) Warning level 21.10. NIL NIL NIL Mtrs 2) Critical level 21.50 NIL NIL NIL Mtrs 3) Danger Level 22.00 NIL NIL NIL Mtrs 51

4) Extreme Danger 22.50 NIL NIL NIL level Mtrs 5) High flood level 23.98 NIL NIL NIL Mtrs

DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY Sl No Name & Designation Telephone Number Mobile No 1 District Magistrate & Collector, DMN 03822-234222 09485190611 2 Addl. District Magistrate & Collector, DMN 03822-234250 9436126843 3 Sabhadhipati, UTZP, Dharmanagar 03822-222576 08132849630 4 Superintendent of Police, Dharmanagar 03822-234466 9485098988 5 S.E. PWD, Kumarghat 03824-261229 6 Nodal Offier, Disaster Management 8731871984 7 District Programme Officer, D.Management 9862523464 6 Chief Medical Officer, Dharmanagar 03822-234262 09436137097 7 Sub-Divisional Fire Station Officer, DMN 03822-220244 09436479040

District Disaster Management Committee:

Sl. Designation Address Portfolio Contact No No. 1 D.M. & Collector, North Tripura North Tripura, Dharmanagar Chairman 03822-234222 2 Sabhadhipati, U.T.Z.P. North Tripura, Dharmanagar Co- 03822-222576 chairman 08132849630 3 S.P. North Tripura North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822-234466 4 ADM & Collector, North Tripura North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822-234250 5 S.E. PWD, North Tripura(R&B) Kumarghat Member 03824-261229 6 S.E.R.D Kumarghat Member 03824 281099 7 S.E. DWS, North Tripura Kumarghat Member 03824 281270 8 S.E. WR, North Tripura Kumarghat Member 03824 261236 9 District Forest Officer North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822 234040 10 Chief Medical Officer North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822-234262 11 District Education Officer North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822-234185 12 Addl. G.M. T.S.E.C.L. North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 9436471375 13 Deputy Director, Agriculture North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822-220234 14 Deputy Director, Fisheries North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822-220362 15 Asstt. Director, ICA North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822-232112 16 Deputy Director, ARDD North Tripura, Dharmanagar Member 03822-220209 17 Divisional Fire Officer Dharmanagar North Tripura Member 03822-220244 18 Sub-Divisional Magistrate Dharmanagar, North Tripura Member 03822-220202

19 Sub-Divisional Magistrate Panisagar, North Tripura Member 03822-271077 20 Sub-Divisional Magistrate Kanchanpur, North Tripura Member 03824-265211 21 Block Development Officer Kadamtala, North Tripura Member 03822-263203 22 Block Development Officer Kalcherra RD. Block Member 03822-262270 23 Block Development Officer Jubarajnagar Sub-Block Member 03822-234308 24 Block Development Officer Panisagar, North Tripura Member 03822-261221 25 Block Development Officer Damcherra, North Tripura Member 03822-268203 26 Block Development Officer Dasda, North Tripura Member 03824 267265 27 Block Development Officer Jampui Hill, North Tripura Member 03824 238287 28 Block Development Officer Laljuri RD. Block Member 03824-295501 29 Chairman, Panchayat Samity Kadamtala, North Tripura Member 8131044435 30 Chairman, Panchayat Samity Panisagar, North Tripura Member 03822 261231 31 Chairperson, Municipal Council Dharmanagar Municipal Council Member 9436132377 32 SDE, BSNL Dharmanagar, North Tripura Member 03822 231800 DISTRICT LEVEL QUICK RESPONSE TEAM Sl. No. Designation Place of Posting Telephone No 1 ADM DHARMANAGAR 2 ADDL. SP(N) DHARMANAGAR 3 SDM DHARMANAGAR 03822-220202 4 SDM PANISAGAR 03822271077 5 SDM KANCHANPUR 03824265211 (8787561911) 6 ZDO NORTH, TRIPURA 7 BDO KADAMTALA 03822263203 8 BDO KALACHERRA 03822-262270 9 BDO JUBARAJNAGAR 03822234308 10 BDO PANISAGAR 03822-261-221 11 BDO DAMCHERRA 03822268203 12 BDO JAMPUI HILL 03824-23887 13 BDO DASDA 03824-267265 14 BDO LALJURI 02824-262270 15 SDPO DHARMANAGAR 03822 220309 (9436462718) 16 SDPO PANISAGAR 03822 271020 (9862999102) 16 SDPO DAMCHERRA 03822-268204 17 SDPO KANCHANPUR 03824 265213 (9436167921) 18 SDMO DHARMANAGAR 03822 231621 19 SDMO PANISAGAR 9436477304 20 SDMO KANCHANPUR 03824 265559 21 INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL DHARMANAGAR 03822 220336 (9436189525 INSPECTOR OF SCHOOL KANCHANPUR 03824 265243 22 DY. DIRECTOR, AGRI. DHARMANAGAR 03822-220234 (9774382473) 23 SUPTD.AGRI. PANISAGAR 9436567924 24 SUPTD.AGRI. KANCHANPUR SDO, DWS DHARMANAGAR 9436905410 25 SDO, DWS PANISAGAR SDO, DWS DAMCHERRA 9436726693 AE, DWS DASDA 03824 265656 (8132002999) 26 AE, DWS KANCHANPUR 7085962626

EE, PWD DHARMANAGAR 03822 220203 (9862273956) EE, PWD KANCHANPUR 03824 265255 (8974460076) EE, RD KANCHANPUR 03824 265728 (9862879004) 27 A.E, WR DHARMANAGAR 9402169063 SDO, WR PANISAGAR 9436476152 SDO, WR DAMCHERRA 03822 220368 A.E, WR KANCHANPUR 28 DGM, ELECTRIC DEPTT. DHARMANAGAR 9436476221 29 SDE, BSNL DHARMANAGAR 03822 231800 (9436463888) Sr. Manager, TSECL DHARMANAGAR 03822 220337 (9436132853) 30 Sr. Manager, TSECL KANCHANPUR 8416092180 31 Sr. Manager, TSECL PANISAGAR 03822 261239 (9436189596) Sr. Manager, TSECL DAMCHERRA 03822 268307 (8974176896) 32 O/C, FIRE STATION DHARMANAGAR 03822 220244 (9436479040) 33 O/C, FIRE STATION PANISAGAR 03822 261255 34 O/C, FIRE STATION KANCHANPUR 03824265240 35 S.I.O, - ICA KANCHANPUR 03824-265245 36 S.I.O, - ICA DHARMANAGAR 7005845611 / 9436465941

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Detailed information on Helipads / Heliports.

Location Coordinates Area

Name of the

Division

- Helipad Sl.No

Address ft)

ngth X

Remarks

Altitude

Latitude

Sub

Longitude

breadth (in breadth

Frequency of use of Frequency

Services available Services

Ganganagar,

Bagbasa Dharmanagar,

Yes

24.35 92.22 month (

North Tripura Mtrs 48

average)

7 times 7 a in

30X25 Mtrs 30X25

res

0.5 0.5

Hecta

Kadamtala Saraspur 0

Yes

92.2

24.46

43 Mtrs 43

Dharmanagar

Jubarajnagar Huflong

24.38 92.16

Newly Newly

45 Mtrs 45

proposed

0.60 acres 0.60

Panisagar 110 Bn.

BSF Campus, BSF Panisagar,

fied

Yes 92.14

Panisagar North Map sheet 24.25

noti

45 Mtrs 45

0.40 acres 0.40 Helipad is is Helipad

No.78 P/15 when & As

kutcha & not & kutcha

BSFCampus

VVIP/NP visit VVIP/NP

Near Jalabasa

Panisagar

Nil

to be be to 92.15

2 School 24.27

45 Mtrs 45

taken up taken

0.60 acres 0.60 Const.yet

Panisagar

Near BHQ

Damcherra

No No 92.28

complex 24.24

Under Under

45 Mtrs 45

construction

53.30 Sqm 53.30

Khedacherra Khedacherra

Yes

92.2

Rare

24.03

45 Mtrs 45

Dopatacherra

Up Up

Yes

Rare

24.04 92.12

60 Mtrs 60

required

gradation gradation

1600 Sqm 1600

Dasda

SK Saikarpara

Yes

Rare

23.94 91.98

Kutcha Kutcha

60 Mtrs 60

800 Sqm 800

Kanchanpur

construction

60 60

Jampui Hill Jampui Hill 92

Yes

23.9 0.60

Mtrs Rare

acres

NGO involved in DRR Name of NGO ADDRESS SECRETARY Contact No Rupendra Narayan Sanghadip Sripur, Dewanpasa 9436476658 Choudhury Adarsha Sangha Dewanpasa Anjan Bradhan 9436132607 Young Bru Association Tuisama, Kanchanpur Sri. Kapila Reang 7085311601 Milan Mancha Baruakandi, Dharmanagar Binoy Bhusan Das 9863357908 Ananya Welfare Society Chandrapur, Dharmanagar Soma Bhattacharjee Vivekananda Club Ramnagar, Dharmanagar Sanjib Debnath 9612139371 Teresa Welfare Society Panisagar Anjan Kar 7005852332 9862603618 Socio Economic Society Jalabasa Kamala Kanta Sinha 7085662806 Samaj Unnayan Sanstha Gobindapur, Dharmanagar Dhiraj Bhowmik 9612222785

Disasters in North Tripura: - In North Tripura district is located between Latitude - 22º56´to 24º32Ń to 91º09´to92º20É. The North Tripura districtis medium physiographic Zone and undulating land surfaces are mainly seen in ADC villages under Damcherra, Jampui Hill, Dasda, Panisagar, Kadamtala and Jubarajnagar Block areas. This District was established in the year 2012 on 13th January and shares its border with Bangladesh on West and North District H.Q. The total area covered by the District is 1422.19 Sq. KM (approx.) and population 444579 (as per 2011 census). Similarly, the DharmanagarSub-Division is situated between 24º36Ń to92º16É. The altitude of District H.Q ie, Dharmanagar town is 21 mtrs. above mean sea level. Undulating hilly terrain and uneven plains characterize the topography of the District. The soil condition of this hilly ranges is same and composed of gravel mixed with loose soil and literate type and alluvial in the river valleys and flat lands.

History of Disaster and Probability of Disaster episodes in the District : -

District Type of Year of Area Impact Livelihood Live Hazard occurrence affected on life Stock 1984, 1993, North Flood 2000, 2003, 26 10598 10 25 (including all years) Tripura 2008 Cyclone 2010 -- 2 -- 30 Rain Recording Stations: Total No. of Rain Recording stations in the District:- 1 (one) Location of Rain Recording stations: Office of the S.A. (Superintendent of Agriculture) Dharmanagar & Meteorological observatory Climate and Rainfall -as recorded during the year 2010-11, 2011-12, 2012-13:

* Climate and Rainfall -as recorded during the year 2010-11

Sl. No. Month Average Rainfall (in mm) Actual Rainfall (in mm) 1. April‟ 2010 15.66 470.00 2. May‟ 2010 22.94 711.40 3. June‟ 2010 16.41 509.00 4. July‟ 2010 16.20 486.20 5. August‟ 2010 16.25 504.00 6. September‟ 2010 10.67 320.30 7. October‟ 2010 0.00 0.00 8. November‟ 2010 0.00 0.00 9. December‟ 2010 0.00 0.00 10. January‟ 2011 0.32 10.10 11. February‟ 2011 0.13 3.80 12. March‟ 2011 2.80 86.90 Total of the year 101.38 3101.7

* Climate and Rainfall -as recorded during the year 2011-12

Sl. No. Month Average Rainfall (in mm) Actual Rainfall (in mm) 1. April‟ 2011 5.36 161.00 2. May‟ 2011 21.80 676.10 3. June‟ 2011 13.00 403.10 4. July‟ 2011 10.56 316.80 5. August‟ 2011 10.87 337.00 6. September‟ 2011 10.56 317.00 7. October‟ 2011 2.06 64.00 8. November‟ 2011 0.00 0.00 9. December‟ 2011 0.00 0.00 10. January‟ 2012 0.50 15.60 11. February‟ 2012 0.38 10.80 12. March‟ 2012 1.22 38.00 Total of the year 76.31 2339.4

* Climate and Rainfall -as recorded during the year 2012-13

Sl. No. Month Average Rainfall (in mm) Actual Rainfall (in mm) 1. April‟ 2012 12.96 388.90 2. May‟ 2012 10.12 313.90 3. June‟ 2012 19.65 609.40 4. July‟ 2012 5.83 175.00 5. August‟ 2012 12.07 374.30 6. September‟ 2012 6.32 189.60 7. October‟ 2012 5.06 157.00 8. November‟ 2012 2.40 72.10 9. December‟ 2012 0.00 0.00 10. January‟ 2013 0.00 0.00 11. February‟ 2013 0.10 2.80 12. March‟ 2013 0.10 3.20 Total of the year 74.61 2286.2

Month wise Highest and Lowest Temperature recorded in the District

Sl. Month Maximum Temperature Minimum Temperature No (in Centigrade) (in Centigrade) 1. January 16.20 8.50 2. February 25.35 11.20 3. March 20.21 17.50 4. April 32.22 22.00 5. May 35.50 27.20 6. June 37.50 30.50 7. July 36.50 28.60 8. August 36.00 26.20 9. September 34.00 25.50 10. October 32.20 23.50 11. November 26.50 18.50 12. December 19.20 10.50

Livelihood Details: Number of Total Agric Agricul Other Fishing Petty Service Others GP/ADC house ulture tural Labou Sweet Saline Busines holder (specify) GP ADC holds labour r water s 69 60 109111 12002 17826 9729 Nil 4361 31882 26128

Drinking Water Sources: Name of the Tube well Well (RCC / Massionary) IRP Block Functional (including Mark II & Mark III) Defunct

Jubarajnagar Panisagar 362 0 819 4 Kadamtala 222 0 574 7 Damcherra 34 0 162 0 Jampui Hill 9 0 2 0 Dasda 141 1 603 0 Total 1199 5 2554 36

River & Creeks: Sl. No. Name of the river Name of the Place Danger Level 1. Manu Kailashahar 24.00 mtr. 2. Juri Dharmanagar 22.00 mtr. 3. Kakri Dharmanagar 22.50 mtr. 4. Deo Kanchanpur 31.52 mtr. N.B.:- There no creek in North Tripura District.

List of Embankments: Sl. No. Name of the Embankments Type of Embankments Length of Embankments 1. Juri Bank EARTHEN 5.7 KM. 2. Kakri Bank -do- 5.0 KM. 3. Deo Bank -do- 6.0 KM.

River Carrying Capacity;

Sl. No. Name of the River Gauge Station Normal Level (in Mts.) Danger Level (in Mts.) 1 Juri Dharmanagar 20.50 22.00 2 Kakri Dharmanagar 21.00 22.50 3 Deo Kanchanpur 29.00 31.52

Availability of Irrigation Facility:

Sl. No. Name of the Project Area in Hect. 1. Deep Tube Well, LI Scheme, Pipe line, Irrigation bundh, Small 10,009.04 pumps etc.

Minor Irrigation Projects:

Sl. No. Particulars Numbers 1. Shallow tube well, Irrigation bundh & Small pump 3567

Irrigation Facilities and Sources:

Name of the Block Ponds Dug LI Drift /Shallow River Creeks Canal Wells points TW North Tripura 5 4233 40 1827 4 Nil Nil

Industries:

Name of Name of the Industries

the Block not

oduction

Type of

industry

/ Private /

employed

Insured or Insuredor

Manpower Manpower

Investment Pr

re available re

Infrastructu Government Kadamtala Halflong, Ranibari, Maheshpur , Sarala, Pvt Sma Pearacherra, Dharmanagar Tea Estate, Flour Mill . ll at Haflong Scal e Panisagar Nil Damcherra Nil Jampui Hill Nil Dasda Nil Jubarajnaga Nil r

Communication Facilities: Telecom No. Of No. Of No. Of No. Of No. Of No. Of Sl. Name of the m- Trekke Tracto Two Boats Bus Jeeps No. Sub-Division unication r r Wheelers (Y/N) G P G P G P G P G P G P 1. 2. Dharmanagar Y 22 -- 4 17 ------14 15 -- -- 6 3. Kanchanpur Y 3 -- 2 1 ------3 16 -- -- 0 Total Y 77 8 39 24 41 3 G: Government: P: Private * Power station and electric installation * Transport and communication network VHF station/ Telecommunication links/IMD system/ other Road network – National Highway, State Highway, Major District Roads, Other b District Roads, Forest Roads, Classified Village Roads,, Panchayat Samiti Roads, Village Roads, R.L.E.G.P Road, and Urban Road.(in Kms.) Waterways Railways Internet facilities HAM amateur radio stations

4.1 i) Availability of Material for Disaster ManagementSDM, Kanchanpur

Sl.No. Name of Office Item of Material Quantity Physical Condition 1 Tent 20Kg 2 Good Condition 2 Tent 80Kg 1 Good Condition 3 Cover water Proof 7 Good Condition 4 Chagul Universal MK 3 Fully Damaged 5 Tank canvas water 6 Good condition 6 Bolt Cutter 2 Good condition 7 Kanchanpur Fire Extinguisher portable 1 Issued to Fire Station KCP 8 Crow Bar 4 Good & Working condition 9 Traffic Cones 3 Balance Nil 10 Hand-Saw 4 Good & Working condition 11 Spade 5 Good & Working condition 12 Life Jacked 28 18 Good condition 13 Life Buoy 11 6 Good condition 14 Commando Search Light 1 Balance Nil 15 Heavy duty work gloves 14 7 Damaged 16 Scene Tape 1 Good Condition 17 Nose Mask 30 5 nos good condition 2 nos damaged 18 Jerry Cane 5 Good & Working condition 19 Tarpaulin 1 Good & Working condition 20 Shovels Round 1 Good & Working condition

ii). Availability of Material for Disaster Management.SDM, DHARMANAGAR

Sl.No Item Quantity Physical / Remarks Working condition 1 Bolt cutter – 14 inch. 1 Nos Good 2 Bolt cutter – 30 inch. 1 Nos -do- 3 Commando Search light 1 Nos -do- 4 Cove water proof 3.7x 3 M 1 Nos -do- 5 Cove water proof 5.5 x 4.5M 3 Nos -do- 6 Cove water proof 7.3 x 5.5M 3 Nos -do- 7 Cove water proof 9.1 x 9.1M 3 Nos -do- 8 Crow Bar – Feet. 8 Nos -do- 9 Fire Extinguisher Portable 2 Nos -do- 10 Hand Saw 8 Noss -do- 11 Nose Musk 30 Nos -do- 12 Rupe Nylon 100 Mtrs. -do- 13 Shovels Round 8 inch. 2 Nos -do- 14 Spade 8 Nos -do- 15 Jerricane ( Fiber Made ) 8 Nos -do- 16 Tent 20 Kg 1 Nos -do- 61

17 Tent 80 Kg 1 Nos -do- 18 Tank Water (S) Type 230Ltrs. MK-I 2 Nos -do- 19 Tank Cover (S) Type MK-II 3 Nos -do- 20 Tappaulin (6x6)) Mtrs. 2 Nos -do- 21 Traffic Cones. 8 Nos -do- 22 Heavy Duty Work Gloves 18 Nos -do- 23 Life Jacket 34 Nos -do- 24 Life Buoys 18 Nos -do- 25 Fuel Container 20 Ltrs. 1 Nos -do- 26 Chain Saw 1 Nos -do- 27 LCD Projector 1 Nos -do- 28 Digital Cemera 1 Noss -do-

Name of Sl.No. Item of Material Quantity Physical Condition Office Block / Village Level Disaster Response Both soft & Hard Office copy 1 Plan (2011-12) copies Top flood-Inflatable Tower (emergency lighting1 nos Packed Condition system) 2 Dasda i.e. Halogen-Metalldampflame Metalide Lamp with Engine of 4 H.P from ASKA Ranger MI-III 1 nos Good Condition 3 ( High Power charge Light) 4 Megaphone with Siren 1 nos Good Condition 5 Tripol 3 nos Good condition Total 6

ii). Availability of Material for Disaster Management.SDM, Panisagar EQUIPMENTS: SL ITEMS NAME QUANTITY REMARKS NO 1 Bullet Chain Saw 02 Nos

2 Bolt Cutter 14” 01 Nos

3 Bolt Cutter 30” 01 Nos

4 Rotary Hammer Drill 02 Nos

5 Reciprocating Saw with Blade 02 Nos

6 Inflatable Rubber Boat Nil

7 Spade Shovels 10 Nos

8 Spade 10 Nos

9 Commando Search Light 05 Nos

10 Fire Extinguisher portable 02 Nos

11 Crow Bar 3 ft 10 Nos

12 Crow Bar 5 ft 10 Nos

13 Traffic Cones 01 Nos

14 Rotary Rescue Saw 01 Nos

15 Angle Cutter (electric) 02 Nos

16 Fire Extinguisher medium 02 Nos

17 Concrete Cutter 02 Nos

18 Rope Nylon (100m) long 04 Nos

19 Scene Tape (100m) long 04 Nos

20 Shovels Round 10 Nos

21 Fuel containers 04 Nos

22 Heavy Duty Works Gloves 05 Nos

23 Electric Drill 02 Nos

24 Folding Strether 04 Nos

25 Water mist CAP Fire Extinguisher 02 Set

26 Portable Inflatable Emergency 02 Set

27 Tarpulin Plastic 30x30ft 15 Nos

28 Natural Calamities Tent 16x16 03 Nos This office has received some important equipment as mentioned above from the office of the CTI (HG & CD) East Gakulnagar, Sepahijala Tripura for rescue operation.

4.2 Resource Inventory/ Capacity Analysis:

Contacts/ Owner’s Government/ Resource Type Details Number name with Telephone Private No. Transportation and Tractor 55 Private / Govt. Communication Trekker -- -- Trolley, 3186 Pvt. Rickshaw Four wheeler 13191 Govt. / Pvt. Boats 77 -do- Telephone 7612 827 – Govt. 6785 – Pvt. Any other -- -- Containers Tankers -- -- Overhead tanks 12 Govt. Jerry canes -- -- Big vessels -- -- Cleaning and Kodi Adequate Govt. / Pvt. Cutting Equipments Kudala -do- -do- Sabala -do- -do- Rope -do- -do- Big Saw -do- -do- Other Resources Gen set -do- -do- Pump set -do- -do- Petromax -do- -do- Tent house -do- -do- Gas light -do- -do- Solar Light -do- -do- Biogas -do- -do- Temporary Shelter Tents 826 -do- Tarpaulins/ Adequate -do- Polythenes Bamboo Adequate -do-

4.3 Emergency Contingency Plan-North Tripura District

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Amount of food Materials (in KG) per

Medicines per Week

Day

Diustrict

ms/

Sl.No.

Head

Head) Head)

/head)

/Head)

( Col. 3+ 20%) 3+ Col. (

Bleaching Bleaching

per 2001 Census 2001 per

gms. gms. /Head) / gms Head) (50ml K.Oil

Rice (@ 250 250 (@ Rice

Present Population Present

Salt (10 g Salt(10

Powder in KG KG in Powder

No. of population as as population of No.

Halogen Tabs. Tabs. Halogen

Chuda (@ 200 200 (@ Chuda

( 7 tabs /Head) tabs 7 (

ORS in Packet/ ORSPacket/ in

Gur (@ 50 gms gms 50 (@ Gur

Name of the of Name

Dal (@ 25 gms/ 25 (@ Dal

(50 Gms /Head) Gms (50

ab.

564981 677977

4410429 t 4410429

603478 pack. 603478

33263.12 Kg. 33263.12

35563250 ml. 35563250

North Tripura North

6743821 pack 6743821

145489500 gm. 145489500 gm. 326728100 gm. 141124525 gm. 172300650

Seasonality of Hazard:-

Type of Hazard Jan - Mar April - June July - Sept Oct - Dec H C A I H C A I H C A I H C A I

Cyclone

Flood

Drought

Earthquak e

Sunstroke

Fire

Chemical Accident NIL

Boat NIL Capsize

Accident

Lightenin g

H:- Human / C :- Crop / A :- Animals / :- Infrastructure

Risk Assessment

Type of Time of occurrence Potential Impact Vulnerable areas Hazard Loss of crop, infrastructure, human and Cyclone April – June bovine life, livelihood All block areas in North system, house, Pvt. Public Tripura District. property etc. All block areas in North Flood June – August -Do- Tripura District..

Loss of crop, livelihood All block areas in North Drought June – August Tripura District. Loss of crop, Earthquake infrastructure, human and All block areas in North Any time bovine life, livelihood Tripura District. system, house, Pvt. Public property etc. All block areas in North Sunstroke May – July human and bovine life Tripura District. Any place of North Tripura Fire Any time Loss of asset and life. District. Chemical Nil Nil Nil Accident Boat Capsize Nil Nil Nil

Accident Any time Loss of asset and life. Any place of North Tripura District. Lightening April - August Loss of asset and life. Any place of North Tripura District.

Topographical Details: -

Climate and Rainfall:-

SL. Month Average Rainfall Actual Rainfall (in mm) No. (in mm) 1. January‟ 2015 8.50 Nil

2. February‟2015 29.56 11.88

3. March‟ 2015 50.54 81.02

4. April‟ 2015 125.92 140.08

5. May‟ 2015 259.34 250.00

6. June‟ 2015

7. July‟ 2015

8. August‟ 2015

9. September‟ 2015

10. October‟ 2015

11. November‟ 2015

12. December‟ 2015

Rain Recording Stations:-

SL. Month Maximum temperature Minimum temperature No. (in centigrade) (in centigrade)

1. January 23.60 7.80

2. February 25.00 13.00

3. March 28.00 18.00

4. April 30.00 22.00

5. May 33.00 23.00

Total No. of Rain Recording Stations in the District:-3 Nos Average temperature:-

6. June 36.00 34.80

7. July

8. August

9. September

10. October

11. November

12. December

This chapter largely deals with disasters that North Tripura District experienced. Based on this, the vulnerability assessment of people and their income sources, infrastructure, crops, livestock resources, drinking water supply, daily necessities, communication and transportation system, public distribution system, medical facilities and other elements have been done so that such elements can be safely shifted to, or to be taken care of before any unexpected disaster or during the disasters. This is the most important part of the plan.

INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM :-

The disaster management will be more effective and sustainable if it is institutionalized. For this purpose Government of India has already passed Disaster Management Act on 23rd December,2005,where in it was clearly outlined that a Disaster Management Authority to be formed at the district level. It will be the apex body at the district level. Disaster management would involve many layers of participating organization. The three local levels would be State, District and the site of the Disaster. The State level agencies would be involved in policy/ decisions making, resource and budget allocation and monitoring through the State Emergency Operations Centre. Similarly, at District level a District Disaster Management Authority is already formed and activated to mitigate any unexpected situation in the district. There are seven members included in this authority.

Name of the officer Designation in DDMA District Magistrate & Collector Chairperson Zilla Sabhadhipati Co- Chairperson

ADM & Collector Chief Executive Officer

Superintendent of Police Member Chief Medical Officer Member Executive Engineer, PWD (R&B) Member Divisional Fire Service Officer Member

SUB-DIVISION LEVEL DISASTER MANAGEMENT TEAM

DHARMANAGAR SUB-

DIVISION B

L KADAMTALA GP : 19 O

WARD C MUNICIPAL GP :16 K KALACHERRA NO COUNCIL ADC : 01 :19 71 JUBARAJNAGAR GP :19 ADC : 03

Distance from District H/Q : 00 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03822 220202 SUB-DIVISIONAL LEVEL CORE COMMITTEE

DHARMANAGAR SUB-DIVISION

SL.NO. DESIGNATION / DEPTT. PLACE OF POSTING/ CONTACT NO. ADDRESS 1 SDM, DMN Dharmanagar 9436938975 2 SDPO Dharmanagar 9436473902 3 SDMO Dharmanagar 03822 231621 4 Asstt. Director, ARDD Dharmanagar 03822 220263 5 I/C, SDFO( Fire) Dharmanagar 9436514986 6 BDO Kadamtala 03822263203 7 BDO Kalacherra 03822 262270 8 BDO Jubarajnagar 03822234308 9 Deputy Director, Agriculture Dharmanagar 03822-220234 10 Sr. Manager, TSECL Dharmanagar 03822 220337 11 Dy. Commandant, 188 Bn. BSF Raghna BOP 03822-234101 12 EE, PWD Dharmanagar 9436180873 13 O/C, BRO Panisagar 03822-271192/03822- 261235(O) 14 Range Officer Dharmanagar 9862453606 15 CEO, MC. Dharmanagar 03822 221382 / 09436540705 16 MS Dharmanagar 9436132110 17 Secretary Indian red Cross Dharmanagar 9436132559 18 Secretary VBDA Dharmanagar 9436476709 19 Secretary Sanghadeep Dharmanagar 9436476002 20 ICO, ICAT Dharmanagar 9862145688 21 IS Dharmanagar 9436479136

Quick Response Team of Dharmanagar Sub-Division SL.NO. NAME OF OFFICERS DESIGNATION / DEPTT. PLACE OF POSTING/ CONTACT NO. ADDRESS 1 Subhendu Kr. Das V.B.D.A. DMN SDMs office complex 2 Biswajit Indian Red Cross Society. SDMs office complex Chakraborty 3 Dipankar Biswas NYK Dharmanagar 4 Uttam Das NYK Dharmanagar 5 Ashim Bhatacharjee Education DMN Govt. Girls school 6 Rosia Principal holly cross conventSchool Sakaibari, DMN 72

7 Officer In- Charge S.I of Police DMN, PS 8 Narayan ch. Paul Fire service Panisagar, FS 9 Sefan ch. Das Fire service DMN, FS 10 Dipankar Sarma Fire service DMN, FS ………………………………………………………………………

PANISAGARSUB-DIVISION

L NAGAR PANCHAYET O WARD :11 PANISAGAR

K DAMCHERRA ADC : 09

PANISAGAR GP :15ADC : 03

PANISAGAR SUB-DIVISION

Distance from District H/Q : 13 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03822 271010

Sl. Designation / Place of Posting/ Address CONTACT NO No. Deptt. 1 SDM PANISAGAR 03822 271077 9436505174 2 MLA PANISAGAR - 3 Chairman, BAC Damcherra RD. Block 08414968933 73

4 Chairman PNS Nagar Panchayat 09862677869 5 Chairman PNS Panchayat Samiti 09612093550 6 SDPO PANISAGAR 03822 261223 7 BSF, COMM. 110 Bn. PANISAGAR 03822 271050 8 BSF, COMM. 159 Bn. PANISAGAR 03822 261226 9 BDO PANISAGAR 03822 261221 9436579937 10 BDO DAMCHERRA 03822 268203 9862712079 11 SDO, PWD (R&B) PANISAGAR 09436476590 12 SDO, PWD (R&B) DAMCHERRA 09436582283 13 SDO, PWD, DWS PANISAGAR 09436475984 14 SDO, PWD, DWS DAMCHERRA 09436168688 15 SDO, WR PANISAGAR 09436132897 16 SDO, WR DAMCHERRA 03822 220368 17 Sr. Manager, TSECL PANISAGAR 03822 261239 18 Sr. Manager, TSECL DAMCHERRA 03822 268307 19 COMMENDENT, GREEF PANISAGAR 09862447471 20 O/C, FIRE SERVICE PANISAGAR 03822 261255 21 ICO PANISAGAR 09612843843 22 Police Station Panisagar 23 Police Station Damcherra 24 Police Station Khedacherra 25 Panisagar Hospital Panisagar 26 Damcherra Hospital Damcherra 27 Khedacherra Hospital Khedacherra …………………………………………………………………………

KANCHANPUR

SUB-DIVISION

B LB LALJURI ADC : 11 E E/

C DAMO,PHC/JE, ADC : 18 D DWS

P O \ JAMPUI ADC : 07 ANM HILLS / MPH W

DistanceO from District H/Q : 52 Km Disaster ManagementC Controll Room Number : 03824 265211

KANCHANPUR SUB-DIVISIONAL CORE COMMITTEE Sl. Designation / Deptt. Place of Posting/ Address Contact No. No. 1 SDM KCP 03824 365211/8787561911 2 MLA KCP 3 MDC KCP 09612246327 4 MDC Jampui Hills 09436476815 75

5 Chairman, BAC Dasda RD Block 9366186668 6 Chairman, BAC Jampui Hills 09436476815 7 Commadt. 13thBn.TSR KCP 03824-294503/09612617010 8 Asstt. Comm. 45 Bn A/Rifles, KCP 03824 261007 9 SZDO, North Dasda 03824 265307 10 SDPO KCP 03824 265213/09436577806 11 BDO Dasda 03824 267265/9485061368 12 BDO Jampui Hills 03824-238287/9862971836 13 BDO Laljuri 03824 295501/9485160416 14 EE, PWD KCP 03824-265255/09436767453 15 EE, RD KCP 03824-265728/09862879004 16 IFS, DFO KCP 03824 265216/09436582218 17 AE, DWS Dasda 03824 265656/09436133130 18 AE, DWS Jampui Hills 08974956234 19 SDMO KCP 03824 265559/09612419967 20 SDO, WR KCP 9862963146 21 SA KCP 03824 265728/09436132182 22 Supdt. Of Horti. KCP 03824 265243/09612497424 23 IS State &TTAADC, KCP 09436477403 24 SIO, ICAT KCP 03824 265245/09436465941 25 Sr. Mngr. TSECL KCP 09436477065 26 SDC, Food KCP 03824 265211 27 I/C, BSNL KCP 03824 265300/09436591732 28 Helicopter I/C, KCP 09862038148 29 Fire Station I/C, KCP 03824-265240 30 O/C, PS KCP 03824-265209 31 O/C, Anandabazar PS KCP 8974112589 32 O/C, Vangmun PS KCP 03824-238201/08974367973

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BLOCK LEVEL COMMITTEE UNDER DHARMANAGAR SUB-DIVISION Kadamtala R D Block

Distance from Sub-Division H/Q : 12 Km Distance from District H/Q : 12 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03822 263203

CORE COMMITTEEOF KADAMTALA RD. BLOCK

Designation / Deptt. Sl. Contact No. Mobile No. No. Place of Posting/ Address 1 BDO, Kadamtala 03822 263203 8131044435 2 Chairperson, Panchayat Samiti 09436577884 3 SDPO, Dharmanagar 03822220309 4 EE, RDD, Kanchanpur 03824261285 5 SDE, Food, Dharmanagar 03822220333 6 Spudt. Of Agriculture, Kadamtala 03822263671 94365403402 7 Supdt. Of Fishery, Dharmanagar 03822220362 8 SDMO, Dharmanagar 03822220264 9 Sr. Manager, TSECL 03822220269 10 SDO, FM, Dharmanagar 03822220089 11 CDPO, Kadamtala 03822-263485 9436464607 12 O/C, PS, Kadamtala 03822263271 9436497109 13 O/C, Fire Service , Kadamtala 03822263863 9436479040

Block Level Quick Response Team Sl No Name of GP Name of Volunteer Contact No 1 BHAGAN Rahul Amine 2 Kanan Bihari Das 3 Md Mukkabbir Ali 4 Faijul Haque 5 BALICHERRA Nanga Tripura 6 Futlianmul Halam 7 Grahabati Reang 8 Malthuili Halam 9 BARUAKANDI Rattan Deb 10 Binapani Das 11 Nira Malakar 12 Rintu Pal 13 Padhyana Pal 14 BHAGYAPUR Akhil Das 15 Md. Yajid Ali 16 Prasenjit Pal 17 Krishna Mohan Sinha 18 BISHNUPUR Dilip Rn. Das 19 Salam Choudhury 20 Bark Mia 21 Sanjit Das 22 Romesh Kairi 23 BRAJENDRANAGAR Bijoy Mohan Sinha 24 Mahitosh Das 77

25 Sudhir Das 26 Bijoy Mohan Sinha 27 CHANDRAPUR Devi Prasad Dey 28 Krisha Choudhury 29 Chirag Ali 30 Gopal Deb 31 Abdul Bari 32 CHURAIBARI Uma Ray 33 Manindra Kr. Pal 34 Ranjit Pal 35 Abdul Manan 36 EAST HURUA Radha Govinda Sharma 37 Chitta Rn. Debnath 38 Ranjit Adhikari 39 Samar Das 40 Jagadish Goswami 41 FULBARI Chad Uddin 42 Abdul Sahid 43 Fakar Uddin 44 Mahim Majumdar 45 Matibur Rahaman 46 GABINDAPUR Bijan Nath

Sl No Name of GP Name of Volunteer Contact No 47 GABINDAPUR Bilin Kanti Das 48 Manik Bardhan 49 Dudu Mia 50 Gendu Mia 51 ICHAI LALCHERRA Kalpana Biswas 52 Jaba Sharma 53 Praddyat Sharma 54 Mantu Nath 55 KADAMTALA Nagendra Nath 56 Basir Ali 57 Subasish Sengupta 58 Bhabini Nath 59 Subasish Sengupta 60 KALAGANGERPAR Abdul Razzak 61 Main Uddin 62 Abdul Rauk 63 Haji Maklich Rahaman 64 KURTI Moulana Abdul Mumin 65 Haqurul Haque 67 Islam Uddin 68 Abdul Gafur

69 LAXMINAGAR Subhod Rn. Nath 70 Nitish Nath 71 Hiranmoy Nath 72 Mousumi Nath 73 NORTH HURUA Priti Bala Nama 74 Pramod Nama 75 Jaynal Uddin 76 Samsul Haque 77 PRATYEKROY Kamal Uddin 78 Radhakanta Nath 79 Sabita Das 80 Sajal Chakraborty 81 RAGNA Ranjit Pal 82 Abdul Mukit 83 Indubhusan Choudhury 84 Shushital Paul 85 RANIBARI Sajoy Chakraborty 86 Nagendra Tanti 87 Radhashyam Kairi 88 Nikhil Dey 89 Siraj Uddin 90 SANICHERRA Sheuli Sharma 91 Bimal Sinha 92 Sukanta Shil 93 Pranay Bhattacharjee 94 Pintu Pal 95 SARASPUR Arpana Malakar Hira Prasad Nath Sl No Name of GP Name of Volunteer Contact No 96 SARASPUR Sanjit Kr. Nath 97 SATSANGAM Prabir Sinha 98 Makhan Dey 99 Pran Krishna Das 100 Makhan Debnath 101 SOUTH HURUA Matin Chaudhury 102 BulanMahishya Das 103 Niranjan Sharma 104 Nabakanta Dutta 105 TARAKPUR Parendra Kr. Das 106 Bidyut Pal 107 Satish Nath 108 Rajdulal Pal 109 UTTAR FULBARI Taj Uddin 110 Askar Ali 111 Sanjit Das 112 Ayash Ali 79

113 Giyash Uddin

Kalacherra R D Block

Distance from Sub-Division H/Q : 09 Km Distance from District H/Q : 09 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03822 262270

CORE COMMITTEEof KALACHERRA RD. BLOCK

Sl.No. Designation / Deptt. Mobile No. Contact No. 1 BDO 9436792320 03822 262270 2 Chairman 08258024048 3 Vice-Chairman 9863968870 4 SDPO, Dharmanagar 03822 220309 5 EE, RDD, Kanchanpur 03824 261285 6 SDE, Food, Dharmanagar 03822 220333 7 CMO, Dharmanagar 09436137097 03822 220202 8 Spudt. Of Agri,KDL 03822 263671 9 Supdt. Of Fishery,DMN 03822220362 10 SDMO, Dharmanagar 03822 220264 11 Sr. Manager, TSECL 03822 220269 12 SDO, FM, Dharmanagar 03822 220089 13 CDPO, Kadamtala 03822-263485 14 O/C, Kadamtala PS 03822 263205 15 O/C, Fire Service,KDL 03822 263863

Block Level Quick Response Team Sl No Name of GP Name of Pradhan Contact No 1 BARUAKANDI Nikhil Ch Ghosh 9436576630 2 BHAGYAPUR Siddhartha Paul 9862619365 3 CHANDRAPUR Sila Malakar 9863581468 4 EAST HURUA Beauty Suklabaidya 8974177267 5 GOBINDAPUR Nanda Kr. Singha 9862485150 6 ICHAI LALCHERRA Mantu Ch. Nath 9402121059 7 LAXMINAGAR Swapan Nath 9863880521 8 NORTH HURUA Joynal Uddin 9612091088 9 PRATYEKROY Nikunja Kr. Nama 9612658856 10 RAGNA Bappi Sen Malakar 9436721915 11 SANICHERRA Amarendra Chanda 9612831746 12 SOUTH HURUA Rita Mahisya Das 9862752349 13 ALGAPUR Soma Das (Goswami) 9774901378 14 NADIAPUR SANICHERRA Sumita Singha 9862644110 15 SAKAIBARI Champa Begam 9863680040 16 WEST ICHAI LALCHERRA Basanti Malakar 9863343903 17 BALICHERRA Nalu Khaira 8575802567

Jubarajnagar R D Block Distance from Sub-Division H/Q : 07 Km Distance from District H/Q : 07 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03822 234308 CORE COMMITTEEof JUBARAJNAGAR RD. BLOCK

Sl.No. Designation / Deptt. Place of Posting/ Address Contact No. 1 BDO Jubarajnagar Block 03822 234308 / 9436481680 2 Chairman Panchayat Samiti 09862334835 3 PEO Jubarajnagar Block 09402598629 4 Member Panchayat Samiti 09436476107 5 Member Panchayat Samiti 09863183031 6 SDO, PWD Dharmanagar 09436476590 7 SDO, DWS Panisagar 09436475984 8 SDO, WR Panisagar 09436132897 9 Suptd. Of Fisheries Dharmanagar 09436189488 10 MOIC PHC, Bungnang 09863413637 11 AE, RD Div-II Kanchanpur 09862242754 12 O/C, PS Dharmanagar 03822 220204 13 Fire Officer Dharmanagar 03822 220244 14 Range Officer, Forest Panisagar 09436477957 15 Suptd. Of Aggri Panisagar 09436132423 16 Asstt. Director, ICA Dharmanagar 09402596919 17 SDE, BSNL Dharmanagar 09436463877

18 Sr. Manager, TSECL Dharmanagar 09436476221 19 NGO, Sanghadip Dewanpasha 09436476002

BLOCK LEVEL COMMITTEE UNDER PANISAGAR SUB-DIVISION Panisagar R D Block Distance from Sub-Division H/Q : 00 Km Distance from District H/Q : 13 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03822-261221 CORE COMMITTEE OF PANISAGAR RD. BLOCK Sl.No. Designation /Deptt. Place of Posting/ Address Contact No. 1 BDO, Panisagar RD Panisagar RD Block 03822 261221/9436579937 2 Chairman Panisagar P Samiti 09612093550 3 Nodal Officer Panisagar RD Block 03822 261231 4 OC, Police Station Panisagar PS 03822 261223 5 OC, Fire Service Panisagar FS 03822 261255 6 CDPO Panisagar 09863902051 7 SDO, DWS Panisagar 8 MOIC Panisagar 03822 261249 9 SDO, DWS Panisagar 09436475984 10 SA, Panisagar Agri Panisagar 03822 261512 11 Sr. Manager, TSECL Panisagar 03822 261239 12 PO Panisagar RD Block 03822 261231

Block Level Quick Response Team of Panisagar R D Block Sl. Designation /Deptt. Place of Posting/ Address Contact No.

No. 1 Chaairman Panchayat Samity Panisagar 9612093550 2 Member Panchayat Samity Panisagar 986219230 3 Member Panchayat Samity Panisagar 9862289806 4 Member Panchayat Samity Panisagar 9862106958 5 Member Panchayat Samity Panisagar 9863183031 6 Member Panchayat Samity Panisagar 9862616897 7 Member Panchayat Samity Panisagar 9612222651 8 Pradhan Panisagar GP 9862239082 9 Pradhan Pekucherra GP 9612093529 10 Pradhan Jalabasa GP 9612822807 11 Pradhan D. Padmabil GP 9862977758 12 Pradhan Bilthai GP 9862523210 13 Pradhan Jubrajnagar GP 9862896427 14 Pradhan W. Panisagar GP 9612603574 15 Pradhan Deocherra GP 9862344809 16 Pradhan S.Ganganagar GP 9612222904 17 Pradhan Dewanpasa GP 9436479323 82

18 Pradhan Huplong GP 9863213651 19 Pradhan Sripur GP 9863449635 20 BDO Panisagar 9436460510 21 WR Panisagar 9436132897 22 DWS Panisagar 9436562466 23 PWD Panisagar 9612927430 24 Agriculture Panisagar 9862588127 25 ICDS-Project Panisagar 9863902051 26 Police Panisagar 9436476806 27 Fire Panisagar 9436903425 28 TSECL Panisagar 9436189596 29 PHC Panisagar 9436137097

Damcherra R D Block Distance from Sub-Division H/Q : 20 Km Distance from District H/Q : 33 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03822-268203

CORE COMMITTEE OF DAMCHERRA RD. BLOCK Sl.No. Designation /Deptt. Place of Posting/ Address Contact No.

1 BDO, Damcherra RD Damcherra RD Block 03822 268203/9862712079 2 Chairman BAC 08414968933 3 Asstt. Comm. 45 Bn A/Rifles Khedacherra 03824 261007 4 Asstt. Comm. 04 Bn TSR, Damcherra 08730844992 5 OC, Police Station Damcherra 03822 268204 6 OC, Police Station Khedacherra 09862962010 7 OC, Fire Service Panisagar 03822 261255 8 CDPO Damcherra 08014053965 9 AE, DWS Damcherra 09436168688 10 AE, PWD Damcherra 09436137679 11 MOIC, PHC Damcherra 09436475490 12 MOIC, PHC Khedacherra 09862886222 13 Sr. Manager, TSECL Damcherra 08414896045 14 SZDO Damcherra 09612150940 15 Tahshilder Damcherra TK 09615803745 16 Tahshilder Khedacherra TK 09862038363 Block Level Quick Response Team of Damcherra R D Block Sl.No. Designation / Deptt. Place of Posting/ Address Contact No. 1 BDO Damcherra RD. Block 9862712079 2 OC Damcherra PS 03822268204 3 OC Khedacherra PS 9862618696 4 MO, I/C Damcherra PHC 9436475490 83

5 MO, I/C Khedacherra PHC 897431446 6 SDO, PWD Damcherra 9612176895 7 SDO, DWS Damcherra 9436168688 8 Sr. Manager TSECL, Damcherra 9862937313 9 CDPO, ICDS Damcherra 9436591873 10 Sector Officer Agri. Damcherra 9862871873 11 SDO, WR Dharmanagar 9862724587 12 SZDO, TTAADC Damcherra 9436475419 13 IS IS, Kanchanpur 9436503870 14 IS, TTAADC Damcherra 9862534979 15 Fishery Officer Damcherra 9863944071 16 OC, Fire Station Panisagar 8414008446 17 PEO Damcherra RD. Block 9436541479 18 J/E Damcherra RD. Block 9612149277 19 TA Damcherra RD. Block 9862548821 20 Tahashildar Damcherra Tahashil 9862935459 21 Tahashildar Damcherra Tahashil 8974536372 22 RPS In Charge Khedacherra VC 9612118637 23 RPS In Charge Monacherra VC 9863144561 24 RPS In Charge Damcherra R.F.VC 9615865080 25 RPS In Charge Kacharicherra 8414909022 26 RPS In Charge Thomsarai Para VC 9436342171 27 RPS In Charge Damcherra VC 9862449376 28 VS In Charge Piplacherra VC 9612148917 29 RPS In Charge Rahumcherra VC 9615889845 30 RPS In Charge Juri R.F. VC 9615093155

Block Level Committee Under KANCHANPUR Sub-Division Laljuri R D Block Distance from Sub-Division H/Q : 11 Km Distance from District H/Q : 41 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03824 295501

Laljuri R. D. Block Level Core Committee Sl No. Designation Address Contact No. Remarks 01 BDO Laljuri RD Block 03824-295501 9485160416 (M) 02 Chairman, Laljuri BAC 09402597526 03 PEO Laljuri RD Block 03824-295501 04 JE, Gr-I Laljuri RD Block 08416041962 05 TA Laljuri RD Block 09862663940

06 TA Laljuri RD Block 09612019706

07 TA Laljuri RD Block 08731944944

08 WA Laljuri RD Block 09862511904

09 RPS Laljuri RD Block 09436148215 10 Pesker Laljuri RD Block 09436198797 The committee will take 11 Comp. Asstt. Laljuri RD Block 09862646802 urgent decision on the basis 12 Chairman BAC, Laljuri RD 09402597526 of situation. 13 Vice-Chairmen Kanchanpur VC 08974221515 14 Vice-Chairmen Makumcherra VC 09436196844 15 Vice-Chairmen Shibnagar VC 09612246299 16 Vice-Chairmen Uttar Laljuri VC 09402595191 17 Vice-Chairmen Shantipur VC 09862744465 18 Vice-Chairmen Chandipur VC 09862664116 19 Member 09862555959

Laljuri R. D. Block LEVEL Quick Response Team Sl No. Designation Address Mobile No. Remarks 1 RPS Kanchanpur ADC 9402330538 2 GRS -Do- 8731838277 3 Vice-Chairmen -Do- 8974221515 4 RPS Shibnagar ADC 8730851223 5 GRS -Do- 9862603645 6 Vice-Chairmen -Do- 9612246299 7 RPS Shantipur ADC 9862893768 8 GRS -Do- 9862510368 9 Vice-Chairmen -Do- 9862744465 10 RPS Jaymanipara ADC 9402597498 11 GRS -Do- 8974143847 12 Vice-Chairmen -Do- 9862331427 13 RPS Jamaraipara ADC 9612222537 14 GRS -Do- 9862663936 15 Vice-Chairmen -Do- 9862281339 16 RPS KanchanchharaADCVillage 8731811946 All members will do their 17 GRS -Do- 9436149674 duties whenever any calamity arises within Laljuri RD Block 18 Member -Do- 9862555959 jurisdiction 19 RPS Ujan Machmara ADC 9612069079 20 GRS -Do- 8014014655 21 Vice-Chairmen -Do- 8413065091 22 RPS Makumchhara ADC 9436597419 23 GRS -Do- 9862649633 24 Member -Do- 9436149632 25 RPS Uttar Laljuri ADC 9612549913 26 GRS -Do- 8974631900 27 Member -Do- 9436377567 28 RPS Chandipur ADC 9862649657 29 GRS -Do- 9612019901 30 Vice- Chairmen -Do- 9862664116 31 RPS Dakshin Laljuri ADC 9612271782 85

32 GRS -Do- 9862705007 33 Member -Do- 9436362159 Laljuri R. D. Block LEVEL Search & Rescue Team

Sl No. Designation Address Mobile No. Remarks 1 RPS DakshinLaljuriADCVillage 9612271782 2 GRS -Do - 9862705007 3 Member -Do - 9436362159 4 Social worker -Do - 9436148773 5 Member -Do - 8732042597 6 Member -Do - 9862773491 7 RPS ChandipurADCVillage 9862649657 8 GRS -Do - 9612019901 9 NGO member -Do - 8974716398 10 NGO member -Do - 9612322838 11 Club member -Do - 8414053309 12 Club member -Do - 9862183468 13 RPS UttarLaljuriADCVillage 9612549913 14 GRS -Do - 8974631900 15 Member, VC -Do - 9436377567 16 Vice chairman -Do - 9402595191 17 Social worker -Do - 9436366742 18 Social worker -Do - 9436366808 The members will take 19 RPS MakumchharaADCVillage 9436597419 necessary initiatives 20 GRS -Do - 9862649633 during disaster. 21 Member -Do - 9436149632 22 Social worker -Do - 9436174919 23 Social worker -Do - 9436149622 24 Social worker -Do - 9436196964 25 RPS Ujan Machmara ADC 9612069079 26 GRS -Do - 8014014655 27 Vice-Chairmen -Do - 8413065091 28 Social worker -Do - 9612946120 29 Social worker Ujan Machmara ADC 9862649335 30 Social worker -Do- 8974921737 31 RPS Kanchanchhara ADC 8731811946 32 GRS Do 9436149674 33 Member -Do - 9862555959 34 Social worker -Do - 8974609798 35 Social worker -Do - 8731945102 36 Social worker -Do - 37 RPS Jamaraipara ADC 9612222537 38 GRS -Do - 9862663936 39 Vice-Chairmen -Do - 9862281339 40 Club member -Do -

41 Social worker -Do - 42 NGO member -Do - 9612557326 43 RPS Jaymanipara ADC 9402597498 44 GRS -Do - 8974143847 45 Vice-Chairmen -Do - 9862331427 46 NGO member -Do - 8416084541 47 NGO member -Do - 9862883210 48 Club member -Do - 9612517738 49 RPS ShantipurADCVillage 9862893768 50 GRS -Do - 9862510368 51 Vice-Chairmen -Do - 9862744465 52 NGO member -Do - 9612615455 53 NGO member -Do - 9612658790 54 Club member -Do - 9862664251 55 RPS KanchanpurADCVillage 9402330538 56 GRS Do 8731838277 57 Chairmen -Do - 9612546277 58 NGO member KanchanpurADCVillage 9612491209 59 NGO member -Do - 9862071561 60 Club member -Do - 61 RPS ShibnagarADCVillage 8730851223 The members will take 62 GRS Do 9862603645 necessary initiatives 63 Member, VC -Do - 8974821580 during disaster. 64 Socila worker -Do - 9862263245 65 Club member -Do - 8415801620 66 Club member -Do - 8729819937

Block Level CommitteeDasda R D Block

Distance from Sub-Division H/Q : 09 Km Distance from District H/Q : 61 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03824 267265

CORE COMMITTEE OF DASDA R.D BLOCK Sl.No. Designation /Deptt. Place of Posting/ Address Contact No.

1 BDO, Dasda RD Dasda RD Block 03824 267265/9485061368 2 Chairman, BAC Dasda RD Block 03824 267265/9366186668 3 Vice Chairman, BAC Dasda RD Block 09436475104 4 Vice Chairman Dasda RD Block 09436478675 5 Vice Chairman Dasda RD Block 03824 267265 6 Vice Chairman Dasda RD Block 09612980037 7 Vice Chairman Dasda RD Block 09612655764 8 PEO Dasda RD Block 09436454330 9 TA Dasda RD Block 09862363571 87

Name of the ADC VILLAGE MEMBERS

Sl.No. Address Name of ADC village Contact No. 1 Nutanbari 9862037153 2 Chaturmani Para 8974134730 3 Lalitcharan Para 9612521669 4 Gachiram Para 9862503639 5 Gachiram Para 8974507117 6 Gachiram Para 9402578997 7 Gachiram Para Gachiram Para 9862183593 8 Gachiram Para 8974911516 9 Khasiapara 9612287215 10 Khasiapara 8732044870 11 Saikarpara 9612422357 12 Serhmun II 9862333413 13 Serhmun I 8974911854 14 Soilungpara 8974379284 15 SK Tlangsang S.K Serhmun 9612265738 16 SK Tlangsang 9612700891 17 Daspara 18 Daspara 19 Daspara 9612139390 20 Subhasnagar 9862871394 21 Subhasnagar 9612499121 22 Subhasnagar 9862022990 23 Subratanage 24 Subratanage 8974160146 25 Uricherra Subhasnagar 9862664212 26 Subhasnagar 27 Bhaktamahanpara 9612260957 28 Bhaktamahanpara 9612800494 29 Birendra Para 9612546232 30 Gardhar Para 8974587342 31 Purnajoy Para 9612946056 32 Jalim Para 9612545744 33 Uriham Para 9612530940 34 Lankarai Para 8731838865 35 Nakbarai Para Manuchaillengta 8974764474 36 Dhanjala Para 8731984064 37 Chotto Kangrai 8731835878 38 Chotto Kangrai 8974357154 39 Dhanjoy Para 9612701873 40 Dhanjoy Para 9612019913 41 Bara Kangrai Kangrai 9612741322

42 Bara Kangrai 897437118 43 Paschim Kangrai 8974611681 44 Paschim Kangrai 8974611681

BLOCK LEVEL QUICK RESPONSE TEAM UNDER DASDA R.D.BLOCK - 2016 Sl Name Of ADC Name of the Contact Number Adderss Remarks No Village Member (Mobile No.) 1 Gachiram Para Dontoram Reang Nutanbari 9862037153 Maniram Reang Chaturmani Para 8974134730 Sagorai Reang Lalitcharam Para 9612521669 Nani Reang Gachiram Para 9862503639 Udai Reang Gachiram Para 8974507117 Debopriya Reang Gachiram Para 9402578997 Manindra Reang Gachiram Para 9862183593 Karnamani Reang Gachiram Para 8974911516 2 S.K Serhmun Bilanjoy Reang Khasihaipara 9612287215 Dagainti Reang Khasihaipara 8732044870 Anjana Reang Saikar para 9612422357 Maliram Reang Serhmun II 9862333413 Dbhiram Reang Serhmun I 8974911854 Inarung Reang Soilungpara 8974379284 Musjiham Reang SK Tlangsang 9612265738 Jibanjoy Reang SK Tlangsang 9612700891 3 Subhasnagar Binoy Nath Daspara Biplob Das Daspara Nikhil Das Daspara 9612139390 Pijosh Nama Subhasnagar 9862871394 Ajamil Ch. Nath Subhasnagar 9612499121 Binoy Raychoudhary Subhasnagar 9862022990 Prasanta Nath Subratanage Sunil Barman Subratanage 8974160146 Anopam Nath Uricherra 9862664212 Pinto Nath Subhasnagar 4 Manuchailengta Sailendra Reang Bhaktamahanpara 9612260957 Harish Ch. Reang Bhaktamahanpara 9612800494 Jaybabu Reang Birendra Para 9612546232 Dachandra Reang Garadhar para 8974587342 Fanindra Reang Purnajoy Para 9612946056 Chandicharan Reang Jaliram Para 9612545744 Ananta Reang Uriham Para 9612530940 Zangthang Reang Lankarai Para 8731838865 Bichandra Reang Nakbarai Para 8974764474 Gndhaijoy Reang Dhanjala para 8731984064 5 Kangrai Indrajoy Reang Chotto Kangrai 8731835878 Mardakhai Reang Chotto Kangrai 8974357154 Ramjoy Reang Dhanjoy Para 9612701873 Dantara Reang Dhanjoy Para 9612019913 Kanshiram Reang Bara Kangrai 9612741322 89

Subharam Reang Bara Kangrai 897437118 Rajendra Reang Paschim Kangrai 8974611681 Direndra Reang Paschim Kangrai 8974611681 6 Uttar Dasda Bikash Das Ward No. V 9862844608 Jibanta Das Ward No. V 9862911537 Pranesh Das Ward No. VI Bidut Banik Ward No. VI Sibandu Sharma Ward No III Rutal Nath Ward No. I Anup Chakma Ward No. III Surendra Nath Ward No. III 7 Kalapani Mantrajoy Reang Raimani Para 8974112799 Samanjoy Reang Subal Para 8730850551 Smt. Sikharbati Reang Bagi Ch, Para Banshiram Reang Madhan Ch. Para 9612312459 Bajuban Reang Bagi Ch, Para 9862157962 Ram Kr. Reang Raimani Para 8 Paschim Satnala Sanjoy Nath Proper paschim 8974387134 Amarjit Nath Proper paschim 9862483012 Shymala Nama Krishnasadu Para 9862511214 Probash Das Das Para 9862286571 Shasanko Nath Proper Purba 9612797508 Sankar Nath Proper Purba 9612545731 Ubaram Reang Tabiram para 9862793622 Indra Nath Nath Para 9862937316 Remsangpui Reang Chandrasing Para 9862511791 Lalit Nath Proper Paschim 8974608784 9 Purba Bhandarima Surendra Reang Santipur Para 9862179199 Ananta Reang Joymoni Para Sumanta Reang Mitrajoy para 8731970674 Aniljoy Reang Santipur Para Gayaram Reang Basan Ch. Para Bolisen Reang Situdhar Para Manikrai Reang Chigharpur 10 Uttar Tuisama Sharmila Reang Adhibasi 8731966900 Juthika Reang Chota KuMpui 8974627448 Joymani Reang Baro kumpui 9612397982 Ananta Reang Brikhapur 873052592 Malirung Reang Dharmajoy Reang Uperdasda 9612322008 Kiranmoi Tripura Pumatila 8974724427 Punya Kr. Chakma Morari Para 8974717222 Babul Reang Adibashi 9862316672 11 Dakshi Tuisama Rambahadur Reang Biramani Para 8974178332 Pabitra Reang Sonatan Para 8974589911 Dinesh Kr. Rerang Biramani Para 9612543973 Hemabati Reang Satiram Para 9612623413 Umendra Reang Hanuram Para 9832037165 Udayram Reang Joymamgal Para 9612536719 Shishupal Reang Kshetramohan Para 9612175049 Sanjit Reang Kshetramohan Para 9862286586 Shoomo Ranjan Tripura Pratapprouja Para 8974886448 Abhiram Reang Birmani Para 8974134762 Patindra Reang Ujan Pumatila 8974120812 Malinmohan Tripura Ujan Pumatila 9612372231 90

Maniram Reang Hanuram Para 9862326430 Montojoy Reang Birmani Para 9862246041 Nilkamal Reang Joymangal Para 8974441674 Nirmal Reang Honuram Para 8974387791 Prabin Kr. Reang Satiram Para 9612490836 Purnajoy Reang Kshetramohan Para 9612037261 12 Dasamani Para Daranjoy Reang Labaram Para 9612531046 Dukharam Reang Labaram Para 9612395724 Radharam Reang Singharam Para 9612551893 Udayram Reang Hamlaiha Para 9862750794 Ramsingh Reang Labaram Para 8974440694 Paschim 13 Jayanta Kr. Reang Pusparam Para 9612200877 Bhandarima Adharam Reang Pusparam Para 8974387585 Darbajoy Reang Ujan Gachirampara 8974403270 Gayaram Reang Biswamani Para 9612085457 Rasiya Reang Dalamani Para 9612217677 Jogendra Reang Sarpajoy Para 8415801198 Bidhyadari Reang Prabharampara 8974692128 14 Khakchang Para Patharai Reang East Subhashnagar 9612728794 Jatanmani Reang East Anandabazar 8974294878 Thalakmani Reang Hosinghpara Dhanbikash Tripura Brajakumar Para 8974882547 Tabirung Reang Madhuchandrapara Babita Reang Gangcherra 9612184424 Aparna Das East Anandabazar 9862193348 15 Purba Satnala Prabharanjan Biswas Biswas Para 9612371628 Ratanjoy Reang Bhaktiram Para 9612776979 Thaichukrai Reang Falgunjoy Para 9612531153 Dipankar Reang Falgunjoy Para 9862247923 Parendra Reang Dangacherra 9862047491 Baliram Reang Dangacherra 16 Anandasagar Mohitlal Das Anandabazar 9612109354 Joy Ch. Reang Anandasagar 8731839015 Surendra Reang Gainbari Dogen Kr. Tripura Hazacherra 9612746395 Birchandra Reang Manikrai Para 8974887624 Helenbati Reang Balcherra 8974514199 Jagadish Reang Balcherra 9612374986 Bigojoy Reang Gainbari 8974294828 17 Daincherra Ratanmani Nath Ganganagar 9612239809 Bimal Ch. Nath Karnajoypara 9862157605 Bighyan Reang Kastaraipara Bibhisan Reang Khargajoy Para 9612289059 Mohesh Nath Madhya para 9612656980 Banamali Nath Khargajoy Para 8730845203 Swarupananda Acharjee Purba Daincherra Uttam Nath Dangacherra 8974440911 18 Dakshin Dasda Anita Rani Das Purba Laxfmipur 8974440911 Subhash Nath pas. Laxmipur 9436365660 Taranga Reang Pas. Laxmipur 8413855199 Kajal Kanti Das' Purba Laxmipur Ramen Debbarma 4 No. Colony Sukesh Das Purba Laxmipur Sampadlal Reang Puisingrai Para 91

Subrata Reang Helenpur Narendra Reang Helenpur Manmohan Reang Baganbari Bisambar Nath Rambahadur Para Dhanjoy Reang Rambahadur Para Abhiram Reang Rambahadur Para BLOCK LEVEL SEARCH & RESCUE TEAM UNDER DASDA R. D. BLOCK, NORTH TRIPURA - 2016 Sl Name Of ADC Name of the Contact Adderss Remarks No Village Member Number 1 Gachiram Para Manindra Reang Gachiram Para 9612786584 Dhannya Manik Gachiram Para 9612822887 Reang Chakradhar Reang Gachirampara South Gachiram Debendra Reang Para Shakhan Shermun- 2 S.K Serhmun Nabaram Reang 9612288584 1 Shakhan Shermun- Subanta Reang 9612531183 2 Satendra Reang SK Tlangsang 9612419783 Baikhanjoy Reang Saikar Para 8415869366 3 Subhasnagar Subhash Nath Subhashnagar 9862649501 Amaresh Reang Uricherra 8974721690 Laba ram Reang Uricherra 9612445129 Rakhal Ch. Das Uricherra 9612827571 Dipan Paul Subhasnagar 9612534841 4 Manuchailengta Kritamjoy Reang Dharam Para 8974582049 Rupa joy Reang Sachindra Para 9862745300 Sikarjoy Reang Urilam Para 9612374475 Krishnapada Reang Gagadhar Para 9612952571 5 Kangrai Binod Bihari Reang No.1 Coloni 8974387152 Ratcugra Reang No.1 Coloni 8974173150 Rabendra Reang West Kangrai 8974133478 6 Uttar Dasda Mithun Sharma Ward No. II Pritam Das Ward No. I 9862664049 Bahbanti Chakma Ward No. IV Moni Mohan Ward No. IV Chakma 7 Kalapani Jogendra Reang Raimani Para 9862547743 Shanti rung Reang Raimani Para Dhijendra Reang Subal Para 9612203167 Dinesh Reang Raimani Para 9612792723 8 Paschim Satnala Proshanta Nath Proper Paschim 9612139398 Rangsai Bati Reang Tabiram para 9612776996 Sailuna Reang Tabiram para 8974647861 Premananda Reang Rukhajoy Para 9862041940 92

Gouranga Das Daspara 9612420578 9 Purba Bhandarima Brinnajoy Reang Bhandarima 8974921721 Anil joy Reang Basan Ch. Para 9612024063 Labaram Reang Haladhar Para 8974513241 Shaishtha ram Reang Setuduwar 9612119431 10 Uttar Tuisama Guptaram Reang Adhibasi Mohan Lal Reang Brikhapur Babul Reang Adhibasi Para 9862316672 11 Dakshi Tuisama Darjaram Reang Rambahadur Para 9612067428 Dhaniram Reang Satiram Para 8974180342 Patha Rn. Reang Ujan Puma tila 9862807559 Jadu mohan Reang Khetramohan Para 8974441234 Kali Charan Reang Khetramohan Para 9862779997 12 Dasamani Para Kubedhan Reang Durgaram Para 8974501461 Nayak Kr. Reang Aniram Para 9612222731 Satarai Reang Labaram Para 8974550483 Paschim 13 Mulbi rung Reang Laikung Para 8731047391 Bhandarima Tarja Kr. Reang Gudurai Para 9612217896 Lalbahadur Reang Brajakumarapara Balendra Reang Sarpajoy Para 14 Khakchang Para Salendra Tripura Brajakumar Para 8974256813 Arunjoy Reang Harshing Para 9612265784 Purba Manjoy Reang 9612132534 Subhashnagar Thapendra Tripura Premchandra Para 8731972073

15 Purba Satnala Bikendra Reang Chandrai Para 9612335310 Upendra Reang Chandrai Para 9612946019 Balendra REang Chandrai Para 16 Anandasagar Mombati Reang Anandabazar 9612701305 Mukti ram Reang Anandasagar 9612191313 Dhanchandra Reang Subhashnagar Juddharam Reang Subhashnagar 17 Daincherra Ajit Das South Daincherra Anukul Ch. Nath Ganganagar Madhya Satendra Ch. Nath 8974341216 Daincherra Anukul Ch. Nath (2) Purba Daincherra Uttam Nath Dangacherra 8974440911 18 Dakshin Dasda Anita Rani Das Purba Laxipur 8974074581 Binoy Kr. Reang Laxipur 8974716033 Taranga Reang Laximipur 8413855199 Uttam Kr. Reang Sunapur 9612821435 93

BLOCK LEVEL COMMITTEE Jampui Hill RD Block Distance from Sub-Division H/Q : 35 Km Distance from District H/Q : 87 Km Disaster Management Controll Room Number : 03824 238287

CORE COMMITTEE OF JAMPUI HILL R.D BLOCK JAMPUI HILL R. D. Block Level Core Committee Sl Telephone/ Designation Address Remarks No. Mobile No. 01 BDO Jampui Hill RD Block 9862971836 02 Chairman BAC, Jampui Hill RD Block 09436154791 03 Chairmen Vangmun ADC Village 09862664047 04 Vice-Chairmen Vangmun ADC Village 09436909125 05 Chairmen P Hmunpui ADC Village 09402159362

06 Vice-Chairmen P Hmunpui ADC Village 09402380660

Chairmen Langai Valley ADC Village 07 07308113689 Vice-Chairmen Langai Valley ADC Village 08 Chairmen Sabual ADC Village 09 09612393703 10 Vice-Chairmen Sabual ADC Village 09862525208 The committee will take 11 Chairmen Tlangsang ADC Village 09402579025 urgent decision on the basis 12 Vice-Chairmen Tlangsang ADC Village of situation. 13 Chairmen Kalagang ADC Village 09863329131 14 Vice-Chairmen Kalagang ADC Village 08974426415 15 Chairmen Kawnpui ADC Village 07308113337 16 Vice-Chairmen Kawnpui ADC Village 09436909064 17 PEO Jampui Hill RD 09436341494 18 AAO Jampui Hills RD 09862066500 19 Auditor Jampui Hills RD 09862502745 Account Jampui Hill RD 09436796228 20 Asstt.MGNREGA 21 SCA, CIC. Jampui Hill RD 09402376018 22 PA, MGNREGA Jampui Hill RD 09862863241 23 LDC Jampui Hills RD 08974273865 24 LDC Jampui Hills RD 09436196369 25 LDC Jampui Hills RD 09862670169 26 RPS Jampui Hill RD 09436905714 27 RPS Jampui Hill RD 09436476318 28 RPS Jampui Hill RD 09436904370 29 RPS Jampui Hill RD 09402337917

JAMPUI HILL R. D. Block LEVEL Quick Response Team Sl Telephone/ Mobile Designation Address Remarks No. No. 01 BDO Jampui Hill RD Block 9862971836 2 Vice-Chairmen Vangmun ADC Village 09436909125 3 Vice-Chairmen P Hmunpui ADC Village 09402380660 4 Vice-Chairmen Langai Valley ADC Village The committee will take urgent 5 Vice-Chairmen Sabual ADC Village 09862525208 decision on the basis of 6 Vice-Chairmen Tlangsang ADC Village situation. 7 Vice-Chairmen Kalagang ADC Village 08974426415 8 Vice-Chairmen Kawnpui ADC Village 09436909064 9 PEO Jampui Hill RD Block 09436341494 10 LDC Jampui Hills RD 08974273865 11 LDC Jampui Hills RD 09436196369 12 LDC Jampui Hills RD 09862670169 13 RPS Jampui Hill RD Block 09436905714 14 RPS Jampui Hill RD Block 09436476318 15 RPS Jampui Hill RD Block 09436904370 16 RPS Jampui Hill RD Block 09402337917

District Control Room (Toll Free No-1077)

The District Control Room, under the control of the District Magistrate & Collector, will be the server center. It has been set up for  To monitor  Co-ordinate  Implement the actions for Disaster Management

The Control Room shall be in overall charge of the Collector. In the absence of Collector, ADM (Emergency), PD, DRDA, District level Officer, Emergency Officer or any other Officer on duty at that point of time shall remaining charge of Control Room shall be responsible for implementation of the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP). She or he shall be responsible to take all decision as outlined below and signed on behalf of the collector all reports mentioned below.

Assembly in Control Room:- Following officers and staff shall assemble in the control room on getting any information from any source about the emergency situation. Apart from these any other officers or staff who gets the information from any other sources will reach /inform the control room immediately for further onward action. DM & Collector, ADM, SP, PD, DRDA, District level Officers of the office of DM & Collector,

District level Officers of Line Departments, Emergency Officers- SDMs, BDOs, CMO and all staff of the Emergency section including all other staffs of DM‟s office, staffs of Belonia SDM‟s office and also the staffs of Line Departments both Block & District level as desired by the Collector. Reporting & Monitoring:- One Nodal Officer at District level is daily monitoring the overall situation of the District. Besides, one Senior Officer attending in the District Emergency Control Centre for receiving & collecting daily situation reports from Sub-Divisional offices in prescribed format and also sending the consolidated report in format A & B at State Control Room daily within 2.00 PM.

District Control Room and linkages with other Control Rooms at State and District Levels

Early Warning Dissemination

S EOC Control Room Warring Important line Department

Report of Occurrence Warning Warning Collector Irrigation District Control Room Control (DCR) Room Public Information

CMO Report TV, Radio, Press On Coordination preparedness

SP Fire Brigade SDMs E.E, BDO, SDPO, NGOs, Asst. Dirt SDMO Block level ICA & Village level CMO Civil Defence PWD, MI Etc 96 Team

Staffing for District Control Room:-

The Control Room Will act as the server centre office for the District to tackle the emergency situations and the staff will coordinate with the line departments for timely response in Disaster Preparedness and Management at the District level. For Normal time and Emergency situations an Emergency Officer and one Support staff will be placed in the District Control Room round the clock in three shifts. Apart from this, a permanent staff will support at the time of need on a temporary basis.

CO-ORDINATION STRUCTURE AT DISTRICT LEVEL CONTROL ROOM

District Magistrate & Collector (DDMA)

Addl. District Magistrate

District Control Room (Nodal Officer)

Police, Civil Hospital, DWO AGM, TSECL, Asst. Director ICAT, CMO & Support Dist. Level Line Depts. Staff

All SDMs, BDOs. Panchayat, Local People & NGOs

Transit Camp Feeding Camp Relief Camp Health Camp

Communication Mechanism:-

On the basis of report from the possible disaster site, or on the warning from the agencies competent to issue such a warning, or on the receipt of warning or alert from Emergency Operations Center, the Collector will exercise the powers and responsibilities of the chairperson of the DDMA.

List of the Hardware & Software’s available in DEOC in the South Tripura District

Computer 2 Fax Nil Printer & Scanner 1 UPS 3 Television Nil Radio Nil VAST 1 IP Phone 1 SDR(Software Defined Radio 1

The list of agencies competent for issuing warning or alert is given below:-

Disaster Agencies Earthquakes Meteorology Department Meteorology Department , Irrigation Floods Department Cyclones Meteorology Department Epidemics Public Health Department Road Accidents Police Fire Fire Brigade, Police

The warning or occurrence of disaster will be communicated to

 State Emergency operation center  All District level officials  All Sub-Divisional level officials  All Blocks and other line Departments  Municipality  All Nagar Panchayats  All Gram Panchayats & ADC Villages 98

The occurrence of the disaster would essentially force the following:-

 The District Magistrate & Collector will activate the District Control Room as the Chairperson of the DDMA  The DCR will be expanded to include necessary arrangements for the conduct of specific tasks.  All district level officers and staff from various line departments will be under the direction and control of the District Magistrate. All the officers and staff working with the above organizations, as requisitioned by the Chairman of DDMA, would automatically stand cancelled and the Departments would direct their Officers and staff to report on duty immediately.  The Chairperson may in case of large-scale disaster get in touch with the local Defense units for assistance for rescue, evacuation and emergency relief measures.  The Chairperson will have the authority to requisite resources, materials and equipments from the private sector.  The Chairperson will set-up site Operation in the affected area with the necessary arrangements.  The Chairperson will authorize establishment of transit/relief camps, feeding centers and cattle camps.  An on-going wireless communication and contact from the DCR to the site Operation Centers, Transit Camps, Feeding Centers, Relief Camps and Cattle camps will be activated.  The Chairperson will send the Preliminary Information Report and Action Taken Report, as per the available information, to the State Emergency Operation Center.  The Chairperson will authorize immediate evacuation whenever necessary.  In the event of possibilities of the disaster in the adjoining districts, the District Magistrate will issue the alert warning to them. In the absence of the District Magistrate & Collector the Additional District Magistrate or Senior Deputy Magistrate will officiate and exercise all the powers and responsibilities of the chairperson listed above.

PREPAREDNESS AND MITIGATION:-

In Disaster Management cycle, preparedness and mitigation are the two important stages before the occurrence of disaster. It has a great importance in reduction of loss of life and property, if proper preparedness and mitigation strategies are followed.

Preparedness:-

This protective process embraces measures which enable governments, communities and individuals to respond rapidly to disaster situations to cape with them effectively. Preparedness includes the formulation of viable emergency plans, the development of warning systems, the maintenance of inventories and the training of personnel. It may also embrace search and rescue measures as will as evacuation plans for areas that may be at risk from a recurring disaster. Preparedness therefore encompasses those measures taken before a disaster event which are aimed at minimizing the loss of life, disruption of critical services and damage when the disaster occurs. All preparedness, planning needs to be supported by appropriate legislation with clear allocation of responsibilities and budgetary provisions.

Mitigation:-

Mitigation embraces all measures taken to reduce both the effect of the hazard itself and the vulnerable conditions to in order to reduce the scale of a future disaster. Therefore mitigation activities can be focused on the hazard itself or the elements exposed to the threat. Examples of mitigation measures which are hazard specific include modifying the occurrence of the hazard, e.g. water management in drought prone areas, avoiding the hazard by shifting people away from the hazard and by strengthening structures to reduce damage when a hazard occurs. In addition to these physical measures, mitigation aims at reducing the physical, economic and social vulnerability threats and the underlying causes for this vulnerability. A proper preparedness and mitigation measure instantly helps to respond a disaster in time. So disaster wise preparedness and mitigation is highly required. These are normal time activities. A prepared community is the best community to minimizing the loss and damage caused by the disasters. Mitigation focuses on various ways and means of reducing the impacts of disaster on the communities through damage prevention. It is hazard specific including both structural and non-structural issues. It is also very strategic rather than the description of various methods of resistant construction technologies.

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Preparedness and Mitigation Measures:-

Preparedness and Mitigation Measures toward various disasters certainly helps to reduce the risk as well as loss and damage of the life and properties caused by different disaster. Let‟s discuss them in general as well as event wise:-

General Preparedness Measures:-

1. Establishment of the control Rooms:- The district administration should ensure the operation of control rooms are presently run by major line departments at Revenue, Police, Hospital, etc.

2. Plan updating:- Disaster Management Plan needs updation at every interval. It includes the skilled manpower, their address and contact number, necessary equipment, medicinal stock, daily necessities, list of flood prone villages etc. All these things have to be update after a certain interval of time.

3. Communication System:- Training is given for search and rescue teams, first aid team disaster management teams at village, Block and District level. These teams will provide timely help during any type of disaster. Besides a good communication system should be developed.

4. Training for Disaster Management Term Members:- Each of the DMTs comprise groups of women and men volunteers and are assigned with a specials task The search and Rescue teams, First Aid Teams formed at the three levels should be provided training from time to time so that their timely help can be used during disaster.

5. Organization of Mock Drills:- Mock dill is an integral part of the Community based disaster management plan, as it is a preparedness drill to keep the community alert. Mock drills are organized in all the villages of the district to activate the DMTs and modification of the Dm plan. Mock drill is organized once in six months as per the seasonality calendar of natural disaster events that is likely to occur.

1. Community Awareness on Various Disasters:-

1. Construction of Earthquake Resistant Structures.

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2. Retrofitting the weak structures. 3. Houses insurance. 4. Construction of embankments for flood control. 5. Rehabilitation of people in safe lands. 6. Development of plans for shifting people from vulnerable areas to safer areas.

Disaster wise mitigation measures may be taken as follows:-

A. Floods and Cyclones:-

Flooding frequency is quite frequent in many Block of the district. Strict enforcement of flood zone regulations need to be done to prevent construction of any type within 200 meter of the riverbanks. Engineering solutions like building of flood embankment, small dams, deepening of the channels may be considered for specific localities. Community awareness should be built up so that people respond effectively to the flooding. Persons living in the low lying parts of flood plains, areas below:

Unsafe dams are vulnerable to flood hazards. Notable risk in flood plain settlements are buildings made of earth of with soluble mortar, buildings with shallow foundations or non-resistant to water force and inundation. Infrastructural elements at particular risk are utilities such as sewer systems, power and water supplies, machinery and electronics belonging to industry and communications, livestock, vehicles, agricultural fields etc. Inhabitants of flood prone areas usually have a number of traditional methods at their disposal for coping with floods. Some aspects of floods planning and response are:-

o Issuing warnings at the local levels. o Participating in food fighting by organizing work parties to repair.

o Embankments or clear debris from drainage areas, pile sandbags. o Stockpile needed materials. o Facilitating agricultural recovery.

o Planning emergency supplies of flood and clean drinking water. o To conduct training on search and rescue for Search and Rescue.

Teams formed at District, Revenue Circle and Village level from time to time. There is need for trained full time fire brigade personnel in each municipality who will help in search and rescue. The health department needs to be equipped with more water quality monitoring centers for effective 102

surveillance of water quality during flood events. Provision of wireless communication equipment to all tehsil offices so that information about approaching cyclone can be relayed immediately.

Main Mitigation Strategies:-

1. Mapping of the flood prone areas is a primary step involving the risk of the region. Historical records give the indication of the flood inundation areas and the period of occurrence and the extent of the coverage. Warning can be issued looking into the earlier marked heights of the water levels in case of potential threat. 2. The onset of cyclones is extensive and often very destructive. A hazard map will illustrate the areas vulnerable to the cyclone in any given year. 3. The map is prepared with data inputs off past climatologically records, history of wind speed, frequency of flooding etc. 4. Land use control will reduce the danger of life and property when waters inundate the floodplain areas. In areas where people already have built their settlement, measures should be taken to relocate to better sites so as to reduce vulnerability. No major development should be permitted in the areas which are subjected to high flooding. Important important buildings should be built in safe areas. 5. Construction of engineered structure in the flood plain and strengthening of structures to withstand flood forces and seepage. The buildings should be constructed on an elevated area. If necessary build on stilts or platform. They should be constructed on an elevated area. If necessary build on stilts or platform. They should be wind and water resistant. Protect river embankments. Communication lines should be installed underground. Provide strong halls for community shelter in vulnerable locations.

6. Food Control aims to reduce flood damage. Measures such as re-forestation, protection of vegetation, clearing of debris, conservation of ponds and lakes, etc. 7. Structural measures include storage reservoirs, flood embankments, drainage, anti erosion works, detention basins, etc. and non-structural measures include flood forecasting, flood proofing, disaster preparedness, etc.

B. Road Accidents:-

1. Setting up of a Highway Safety patrol along the National Highway (NH 44) and other highway, which will be a specialized division of the high way police to tackle road accidents.

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2. Provision of full time trained fire brigade personnel at least in all the Nagar Panchayets/Municipal Council. 3. Provision of adequate signboards, speed breakers and guard stones near the accident prone spots. 4. Some Hospitals along the National Highway (NH 44) and other highway should be upgraded with X-ray Machines, Blood Bank and Surgical facilities. 5. If necessary, by passes should be constructed wherever the high way passes through densely populated localities. 6. The risk at the accident – prone spots must be minimized by adequate construction/ resurfacing / widening etc.

C. FIRES:-

Provision of trained manpower to the fire stations, provision of fire engines and trained manpower to all the Nagar Panchayets/Municipal Councils. All fire tenders should be equipped with wireless sets. The procedural delay for fire engines to move outside the Municipal/Nagar Panchayets areas should be removed. The coordinating authority for this may be vested with a Senior Officer in the municipal administration.

Identification of incident Commanders

Level Incident Roles and Responsibilities Commander State Chief Secretary Overall control and coordination of the Disaster Situation Coordination with Govt. of India, Other State Govt. and Govt. of Bangladesh for mobilization of resources Overall control and coordination with in District All agencies within the District would work under the District DM & command of DM & Collector Collector Coordination with inter District and organizations in the State for mobilization of resources Overall control and coordination with in Sub-Division work under the control in the Sub-Division 104

Sub-Division SDM with all agencies within the Sub-Division, all DMts, TSR Bns, Line Depts. And communities would linked with his direction for Disaster Management

Dos & DON’Ss for the District Magistrate in the event of CBRN(Chemical, Biological, Radiological & Nuclear)Disaster

DOs

1. Chemical Disaster In case of accidental release of a quantity of toxic chemical into environment, resulting in death or injury to workers or members of nearby communities, then it is a case of chemical Disaster. In the event of the Chemical Disaster, the District Magistrate Should immediately contact a. The Nodal Ministry for Chemical Disaster i.e. Ministry of Environment, forest and Climate Change. b. MHA control Room c. NDRF Control Room 2. Biological Disaster Biological Disaster are events caused by microbial agent or its toxin in humans, animals or plants that is beyond the coping ability of the State. Such an event may occur due to (i) epidemic of infectious diseases caused by a microbial agent or toxin in humans, animals or plants (ii) Non- Intentional accidental release of microbial agents such as from laboratories or during transportation of samples (iii) Intentional use of microbial agents to cause harm such as use of biological agents or toxin as weapons of mass destruction(Biological warfare) or (iv) microbial agents or toxins used by terrorists to cause panic/harm to humans, crops or livestock(bioterrorism/agro-terrorists ) In the event of Biological disaster, The District Magistrate should immediately contact a. The nodal Ministry for Biological Disaster I.E. the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare b. MHA control Room c. NDRF Control Room 3. Nuclear/Radiological Disaster Any radiation incident resulting in or having a potential to result in exposures and/or contamination of the works public or environment in excess of the respective permissible limit can lead to a nuclear/ radiological emergency.

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In case of theft/ loss of radioactive source from the institution/industrial unit/ hospital premises/ during transportation, it would normally be noticed first by the field person responsible for handling the same. The head of the concerned organization would be next person to get this information from his own field person. He in turn, would bring the incident to the notice of the local police station as well as to the atomic Energy Regulatory Board(AERB) who is the regular (as per Radiation Protection Rule 2004 under the Atomic Energy Act.) for transportation, storage and use of sources in the public domain. This will be the trigger mechanism initiating any mitigation processes by state agencies. Further in case of loss/theft of radioactive source, the recommended response plan/SOP/for recovery/ retrieval and disposal of the radiological source would be as follow: a. AERB will inform the Crisis Management Groups b. MHA control Room c. NDRF Control Room 2. Expert response agencies (police/NDRF/relevant state authorities) after reaching the incident spot, if feel that they need an expert advice or technical support from nodal ministry (DAE), they should contact CMG DAE through DAE-Emergency Control Room. While informing, they are requested to provided exact location, contact numbers of concerned DM/SP/Local police station and details of incident with brief description of the object (if possible, along with photograph taken from the distance) 3. Upon receipt of such information, the CMG, DAE will get activated and will get in touch with the local authorities to decide about further course of actions. 4. CMG will decide and constitute a team of experts as per requirements. The team of experts will be dispatched to the site by quickest means possible. 5. Member Secretary, CMG (who is also the designated Nodal Officer of DAE) will get regular updates from concerned DAE experts/ fiels agencies and will keep concerned authorities informed and as per scenario, will also keep MHA control Room update. 6. DAE experts on recovery / retrieval of the source will examine the integrity of the radiation source & accordingly, AERB will decide about further course of action regarding safe keeping / disposal of the material. 7. Responsibility of secure transportation of radioactive material from incident site to a safe storage place should be undertaken by local police. 8. If there is local contamination due to radioactive material, documentation activities should be taken up by expert response agencies like NDRF and/or be performed under guidance of DAE‟s technical experts local district authorities should provide adequate resources for handling and transportation of the contaminated material to the safe disposal site.

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9. In case required, media briefing will be done by the designated state official. He may seek technical inputs from AERB, if he desires. 10. After recovery/ retrieval of the source and after completion of activities related with decontamination and safe disposal (as per scenario0, With due concurrence of AERB, the closure of radiological emergency scenario will be declared by the concerned DM/SP

DON’Ts The DM shall send local police force or trained responders with proper protective gears and detection equipments in case of the above mentioned CBRN Disaster

Scale of Relief

As per the MEMORANDUM OF Govt. of Tripura, Revenue Department vide letter no No.F12(8)- REV/SDRF/FFC/2015,Dated 1st April,2016 for Items and Norms of assistance from the State Disaster Response Fund (SDRF) effective form 1st April,2015 conveyed by MHA,GOL vide no 32-7/2014-NDM- 1,dt. 8th April 2015 has been circulated to all DMs. It is clarified that the assistance in case of damaged houses may be extended as per following norms:

Item: Housing Norms of Assistance Remarks a) Fully damaged/destroyed Rs.95,100/- or actual amount Pacca House: The Dwelling that are house of damage whichever is loss designed to be solid and permanent Pacca House per house in plain areas and built of substantial material such Kutcha House Rs.1,01,900/- or actual amount as stone, brick, cement, concrete or b) Severely damaged house of damage whichever is loss timber. Pacca House per house in plain areas Kutcha House: The dwellings that are Kutcha House made up of mud or bamboo wall with hay stack or tin roof C) Partially damaged house Actual amount of damage (where the damage is at least subject to a minimum of Rs 15 %) 5,200/- for Pacca house and Rs. 3,200/- for Kutch house. The maximum amount should not exceed the amount of

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assistance meant for fully and severely damaged houses The assessment of damage should be done by assessment which should include Revenue Department staff and Technical Person (from PWD and/or RD Engineering wing) DMs are hereby authorized to act as competent authority to sanction assistance as per aforesaid norms. Immediate interim relief of Rs. 20000/-(rupees Twenty Thousand Only) as advance shall be given to the affected families in case of severely or fully damaged house. They should take immediate steps to ensure that that measure are extended to affected families at earliest Scale of assistance in respect of other items is extended as per norms.

D. Earth- Quake:- Tripura is most vulnerable from the earthquake point of view as it is in Earth Quake Zone – V. Regular conduct of mock drill and awareness programme is required.

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District

Disaster Management Cell

Sl Work in Place Name Contract Responsibility No Number 1 DM & Collector office, Sri. Subash Datta, Sr. dy. 8731871984 Nodal Officer North Tripura Magistrate Sri Uday kr. Reang 9612428232 District Programme Officer Sri. Thomnaba Singh 9862523464 Section in-charge 2 DM incharge SDM Sr Pranash Debnath 9402311156 Section in Charge Dharmanagar Sri 3 DM in Charge SDM Sri santosh Reang 7005756254 Section in Charge ,Panisagar Sri 4 DM in charge Sri Birendra D/B 9612068815 Section in Charge Kanchanpur Sri

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VOLUNTEERS UNDER PANISAGAR SUB- DIV

SL.NO NAME CONTACT NO. 1 Pritam Sarkar 9774061562 2 Supriya Das 8014971669 3 Indrani Dey 8258017822 4 Joysree Sarkar 7005596534 5 Anupuma Debnath 9485153076 6 Payel Debnath 7085782137 7 Debadreta Chanda 9774713662 8 Koushik Sarkar 977499580 9 Pankaj Sil 9089275858 10 Bijoy Paul 8974872756 11 Maman Huissen 9615873959 12 Pintu Chakma 8974741792 13 Kamal Das 7005074889 14 Priya Dey 9862500141 15 Randeep Paul 8974633826 16 Rekha Das 9366209550 17 Shumita Debbarma 8837073842 18 Sathaya Gosh 7005350818 19 Sanjit Noatia 8787407688 20 Susanka Nath 7005233703 21 Radha Halam 7005436573 22 Monika Das 8974623305 23 Anupum Das 24 Sumit Das 25 Tarun Das 26 Campalal Das 27 Pompi Das 28` Momuta Das 29 Tapan Das 30 Sanu Nath 31 Raj Das 32 Abijit Das 33 Krishna Dey 34 Amrit Das 35 Sourav Das 36 Pintu Das

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List of Students/Volunteers which was issued Identity card for Disaster Management under Dharmanagar Sub-Division

Sl. Name of Name of Name of Contact Date of No. Institution Volunteers with Father Number Issue Address 1 Dharmanagar Riya Sinha of Radha Kanta 9402378672 05-09-18 Govt. Degree South Hurua Sinha 2 College Sunamika Phani 9862941375 05-09-18 Sinha of Bhusan Deocherra Sinha 3 Paromita Nath Pratap 8414004155 05-09-18 of Pratyekroy Ranjan Nath 4 Sudipta Nath of Digendra Ch. 9612870681 05-09-18 Krishnapur Nath 5 Dantalli Halam Nabin Chung 8787542180 05-09-18 of Rowa Halam 6 Kabita Ketaki 7629994138 05-09-18 Goswami of Ranjan Kadamtala Goswami 7 Mina Rani Nath Pradip Nath 8794895049 05-09-18 of North Ganganagar 8 Ismotara Abdul Sattar 8415953830 05-09-18 Begam of Challishdrone 9 Aruna Singha Mani Singha 9612105378 05-09-18 of Sanicherra 10 July Sinha of Akhil Sinha 8794895009 05-09-18 Sanicherra 11 Ashis Debnath Iresh 9366059712 07-09-18 of Machmara Debnath 12 Rinku Ghosh of Pratap Ch. 8787566177 07-09-18 North Ghosh Ganganagar 13 Abhijit Asit 9089780488 07-09-18 Purkayastha of Purkayastha Panisagar 14 Sanjoy Paul of Narayan Paul 7628099127 07-09-18 Nadiapur 15 Raju Nath of Kankan Nath 8415810175 07-09-18 Churaibari 16 Billal Mia of Matin Mia 8132016111 07-09-18 Sanicherra 116

17 Abijit Nath of Ananta 7005913142 07-09-18 East Tilthai Kumar Nath 18 Sudip Das of Ashu Das 9089415705/ 07-09-18 Kumarghat 7005443056 19 Rasik Nath of Lt. Ranjit 7005173018 07-09-18 North Nath Ganganagar 20 Shourav Gouranga 9862035474 07-09-18 Debnath of Debnath Tilthai 21 Chandrapur Swarup Paul of Sajal Paul 9612610898 05-09-18 Higher Raghna 22 Secondary Bishan Kshirode 9774682514 05-09-18 School Debnath of Debnath Sakaibari 23 Abhi Mahishya Akhil 9077056837 05-09-18 Das of Mahishya Bhagyapur Das 24 Md. Afjal Aklas Mia 8787486045 05-09-18 Hussen of South Nayapara 25 Saumyaditya Sanjoy 8732038808 05-09-18 Bhattacharjee Bhattacharjee of Chandrapur 26 Chandrapur Pappu Indrajit 9862618429 05-09-18 Higher Chakraborty of Chakraborty Secondary Chandrapur 27 School Saurajit Ranjit 7629898817 05-09-18 Sutradhar of Sutradhar Chandrapur 28 Shubo Debnath Dipak 8787746430 05-09-18 of Hospital Debnath Road 29 Bijoy Sutradhar Mintu 9612493318 05-09-18 of Chandrapur Sutradhar 30 Suman Harkumar 7628805698 05-09-18 Suklabaidya of Suklabaidya Chandrapur 31 Raju Paul of Tapas paul 9612103818 05-09-18 Chandrapur 32 Gupan Malakar Gangesh 9089252698 05-09-18 of Chandrapur Malakar 33 Jishu Malakar Nishu 9383028627 05-09-18 of Chandrapur Malakar 34 Santanu Sanjib 8732038819 05-09-18 117

Bhattacharjee Bhattacharjee of Chandrapur 35 Ankur Nag of Sajal 9612347507 05-09-18 Madhya Chandra Nag Chandrapur 36 Mandira Gopal 9612605310 05-09-18 Sutradhar of Sutradhar Chandrapur 37 Anik Das of Biswajit Das 9862180806 05-09-18 Chandrapur 38 Dinanath Monti Malakar Santosh 9612845000 05-09-18 Narayani of College Road Malakar 39 Vidyamandir Arpita Madhuram 9862112088 05-09-18 Bhattacharjee Bhattacharjee of College Road 40 Prabal Dutta of Pradip Dutta 8974104599 05-09-18 Sanicherra 41 Mamon Mia of Ankay Mia 9366068242 05-09-18 College Road 42 Biswajit Singha Kalasana 9383028681 05-09-18 of Sanicherra Sinha 43 Ruli Hussain 9862689860 05-09-18 Choudhury of Ahamed South Choudhury Nayapara 44 Bristi Sharma Lt. Parimal 7630933661 05-09-18 of East Sharma kameswar 45 Kuntari Kajal Malakar 8974006371 05-09-18 Malakar of South Hurua 46 Mallika Khatun Arab Ali 8256994358 05-09-18 of East batarashi 47 Mariha Rofit Masud 7085393550 05-09-18 Mimi of east Ahamed Batarashi 48 Chiranjit Paul Prabir paul 9862751217 05-09-18 of Kameswar 49 Prasenjit Pradip Sarkar 7085445594 05-09-18 Sarkar of Sanicherra 50 Sunny Arif 7005823897 05-09-18 Choudhury of Choudhury Kameswar 51 Tanmoy Das of Tapas kanti 7628918967 05-09-18 118

Rajbari Das 52 Suhana Begam Nizam Uddin 9612090699 05-09-18 of east Batarashi 53 Dinanath Saswati Das of Subrata Das 9077281285 05-09-18 Narayani Chandrapur Vidyamandir 54 Dinanath Arpana Ajit 8974284602 05-09-18 Narayani Mahishyadas of Mahishyadas Vidyamandir South Hurua 55 Abu Hussen of Rahaman Mia 8256914630 05-09-18 South Hurua 56 Sourab Deb of Sankar 9774506223 05-09-18 South Chandra Deb Nayapara 57 Jalak Das of Lt. tarun 8119945924 05-09-18 Uptakhali Kanti Das 58 Ruhul Amin of Abdul Jalil 8974522503 05-09-18 Sakaibari 59 Pancham das of Chanchal 7085896919 05-09-18 Nayapara Das 60 Ranjan Ashutosh 9366142316 05-09-18 Namasudra of Namasudra Nayapara 61 Soynul Islam of Najrul Islam 8974246918 05-09-18 Durgapur 62 Rumit Kumar Lt. Tarun 9366243914 05-09-18 Singha of Kumar Rajbari Singha 63 Sahidul Haque Abdul haque 8413873426 05-09-18 of West Batarashi 64 Bir Bikram Md. Samim Md. Mortuj 9366030206 07-09-18 Institution Ahmed of Ali Fulbari 65 Bishal Kajal 9612639784 07-09-18 Mahishyadas of Mahishyadas College Road 66 Kamrul Ali of Habib Ali 8837049902 07-09-18 College Road 67 Regaul Hussan Majai Miah 8256914596 07-09-18 of Rajbari 68 Naim Uddin of Abdul Hoque 9862134233 07-09-18 Kameswar 69 Rajdeep Deb of Pradip Deb 7005052600 07-09-18 Kameswar 119

70 Abhijit Das of Gour Ranjan 8414928274 07-09-18 College Road Das 71 Amit Paul of Shilpi Rani 9863859860 07-09-18 College Road Paul (Mother) 72 Sibargya De of Subrata De 7085830124 07-09-18 Tarangini Lane, 73 Rahul Ghosh of Nilmoni 9862603654 07-09-18 North Ghosh Ganganagar 74 Rubel Ahamed Md. 9366264916 07-09-18 of Fulbari Rakhman Ali 75 Deepayan Dey Lt. Debabrata 9774226142 07-09-18 of Nayapara Dey 76 Amit Ghosh of Amar Ghosh 8794247138 07-09-18 Kameswar 77 Saurav Das of Niranjan Das 9862111433 07-09-18 Chandrapur 78 Arnab Debnath Ashim 8732879058 07-09-18 of Sakaibari Debnath 79 Kamrul Islam Maklisur 8837364371 07-09-18 of West Rahaman Batarashi 80 Dhruba Deb of Ranapriya 8258052030 07-09-18 South Deb Nayapara 81 Bir Bikram Arup Anukul 7642916248 07-09-18 Institution Chakraborty of Chakraborty Madhya Nayapara 82 Nandan Nath of Ranjit Nath 8787892878 07-09-18 Dewanpasha 83 Prasenjit Prabir Ch. 9862153863 07-09-18 Ghosh of Ghosh Nayapara 84 Bijoy Ch. Babul Ch. 9162096067 07-09-18 Sarkar of Sarkar Rajbari 85 Arup Das of Arun Kumar 8837034360 07-09-18 Thana Road Das 86 Pintu Debnath Santosh 8837460365 07-09-18 of Railway Debnath Coloney 87 Padmapur Anibash Nath Pranadhan 7629835794 07-09-18 Higher of Rajnagar Nath 88 Secondary Sujan Debnath Nilkanta 8257880049 07-09-18 School of Radhapur Debnath 120

89 Prasenjit Nipu 9612090483 07-09-18 Suklabaidya of Suklabaidya Padmapur 90 Dhiman Digendra 9862516125 07-09-18 Debnath of Debnath Padmapur 91 Anurag Paul of Mohit Paul 9862618591 07-09-18 East Radhapur 92 Apurba Nath of Arjun Nath 8837412133 07-09-18 Padmapur 93 Sunirmal Nripesh Ch. 8131061610 07-09-18 Malakar of Malakar Padmapur 94 Suvankar Nath Jaganmoy 8787538441 07-09-18 of West nath radhapur 95 Ruma Nath Dulal Nath 7629992063 07-09-18 96 Sima Namo Bibhash 9612927358 07-09-18 Nama 97 Sutapa Nath Pranab 9612332133 07-09-18 Kumar Nath 98 Annapurna Birendra 9862781423 07-09-18 Nath Chandra Nath 99 Nayan Das of Lt. Nepal Ch. 8131909574 07-09-18 Padmapur Das 100 Debojyoti Nath Nimai Nath 9366398202 07-09-18 of Padmapur 101 Samrat Sankar 8837333175 07-09-18 Debnath of Debnath Dewanpasha 102 Puspha Paul of Prabir Kumar 9862380335 07-09-18 East Radhapur Paul 103 Susmita Basper Uttam Basper 8974433425 07-09-18 of Padmapur 104 Madhumita Uttam Basper 9612313505 07-09-18 Basper of Padmapur 105 Api Paul of Alak Kanti 8787415282 07-09-18 West Radhapur Paul 106 Riya Das of Ranjit Das 8414986265 07-09-18 Padmapur 107 Ratna Debnath Raku 9612390870 07-09-18 of Padmapur Debnath 108 Narayan 9612145743 07-09-18 Sarkar 121

Detailed information on Helipads / Heliports.

Location Coordinates Area

Name of the

Division

- Helipad Sl.No

Address ft)

Remarks

Altitude

Latitude

Sub

Length X

Longitude

breadth (in breadth

Frequency of use of Frequency

Services available Services

Ganganagar,

Bagbasa Dharmanagar,

Yes

24.35 92.22 month (

North Tripura Mtrs 48

average)

7 times 7 a in

30X25 Mtrs 30X25

res

0.5 0.5

Hecta

Kadamtala Saraspur 0

Yes

92.2

24.46

43 Mtrs 43

Dharmanagar

Jubarajnagar Huflong

24.38 92.16

Newly

45 Mtrs 45

proposed

0.60 acres 0.60

Panisagar 110 Bn.

BSF Campus, BSF Panisagar,

Yes 92.14

Panisagar North Map sheet 24.25

notified

45 Mtrs 45

0.40 acres 0.40 Helipad is is Helipad

No.78 P/15 when & As

kutcha & not & kutcha

BSFCampus

VVIP/NP visit VVIP/NP

Near Jalabasa

Panisagar Mtrs

Nil

to be be to 92.15

2 School 24.27

taken up taken

0.60 acres 0.60 Const.yet

Panisagar

Near BHQ

Damcherra

No No 92.28

complex 24.24

Under Under

45 Mtrs 45

construction

53.30 Sqm 53.30

Khedacherra Khedacherra

Yes

92.2

Rare

24.03

45 Mtrs 45

Dopatacherra

Up Up

Yes

Rare

24.04 92.12

60 Mt 60

required

gradation gradation

1600 Sqm 1600

3 Dasda

SK Saikarpara

Yes

Kanchanpur

Rare

23.94 91.98

Kutcha Kutcha

60 Mtrs 60

800 Sqm 800 construction

122

60 60

Jampui Hill Jampui Hill 92

Yes

23.9 0.60

Mtrs Rare

acres

OTHER IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS:

1. Sri Sarat Das, state Project Officer, UNDP : 9436461940 2. Fire Service Head Quarter, Agartala : 101/0381-222 56330 3. Police Head Quarter, Agartala : 100 4. City Control Agatala : 0380-232 5748 5. G.B. Hospital,Agartala : 0381-235 5888 6. I.G.M. Hospita,Agartala : 0381-232 5606 7. Tripura Medical College, Hapania : 0381-2376618 8. ILS Hospital, Agartala : 400/8974050300 9. Airport , Narsinghar : 0381-23442020 10. Rail Station, Badharghat : 0381-2374515 11. State Control Room (Phone & Fax) : 0381-2416045/1070 12. District Control Room, South Tripura : 1077 (Toll Free) 13. District Control Room, Gomati : 1077 (Toll Free) 14. District Control Room, Sipahijala : 0381-2867303 15. District Control Room, West Tripura : 0381-2322971 16. District Control Room. Khowai : 03825-222033 17. District Control Room, Dhalai : 03826-267261 18. District Control Room, Unakoti : 1077 (Toll Free) 19. District Control Room, North Tripura : 03822-22020

Abbreviations

ARD Animal Resource Development ARMVs Accident Relief Medical Vans BIS Bureau of Indian Standards Bed Bachelor in Education CBOs Community Based Organizations CBRN Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear CERT Community Emergency Response Team CMP Crisis Management Plan CPMF Central Para Military Forces CSR Corporate Social Responsibility 123

CRF Calamity Relief Fund CTI Central Training Institute CDC Centers for Disease Control DCMG District Crisis Management Group DDMA District Disaster Management Authority DIET District Institute of Education and Training DSS Decision Support System DM Disaster Management DWS Drinking Water and Sanitation DONER Department of North East Region FCS Food and Civil Supplies GIS Geographic Information System GoI Government of India GPS Global Positioning System IAY Indira Awas Yojana ICS Incident Command System ICT Information and Communication Technology IDRN India Disaster Resource Network IRCS Indian Red Cross Society IT Information Technology ITIs Industrial Training Institutes ITK Indigenous Technical Knowledge MHA Ministry of Home Affairs MORD Ministry of Rural Development MOUD Ministry of Urban Development NBC Nuclear, Biological and Chemical NCC National Cadet Corps NCCF National Calamity Contingency Fund NDEM National Database for Emergency Management NDMA National Disaster Management Authority NDRF National Disaster Response Force NEC National Executive Committee NEOC National Emergency Operation Centre NH National Highways NIDM National Institute of Disaster Management NITs National Institutes of Technology NSDI National Spatial Data Infrastructure NSS National Service Scheme NGO Non-Governmental Organization NYKS Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan PPP Public Private Partnership PRIs Panchayati Raj Institutions PRTI Panchyatiraj Training Institute PTC Police Training College PWD Public Works Department RD Rural Development RR&DM Relief Rehabilitation and Rural Development SEC State Executive Committee 124

SIET State Institute of Education and Training S&T Science & Technology SDMA State Disaster Management Authority SCMG State Crisis Management Group SDRF State Disaster Response Force SDRN State Disaster Resource Network SDKN State Disaster Knowledge Network SEC State Executive Committee SIPARD State Institute of Public Administration and Rural Development SOPs Standard Operating Procedures SDR Software Defined Radio TIT Tripura Institute of Technology TSAC Tripura Space Application Centre UD Urban Development USAR Urban Search and Rescue ULBs Urban Local Bodies UN United Nations VRC Veterinary Reserve Corp WR Water Resources

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