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RAIN/FLOODS 2014: HAFIZABAD, PUNJAB 1 MINI DISTRICT PROFILE FOR RAPID NEEDS ASSESSMENT September 17th, 2014 Rains/Floods 2014: Hafizabad District Profile September 2014 iMMAP-USAID District at a Glance Administrative DivisionRajanpur - Reference Map Police Stations Attribute Value Sr.No Office Phone No. Knungo Population (2014 est) 1,194,647 Patwar Number of Mouzas 1 SP/Investigation 0544-9270059 Circles/ Male 612,924 (52%) District/tehsil Circles/ 2 DSP/Legal 0544-9270058-60 Supervisory Partly Un- 3 DSP/HQ 0544-9270072 Female 573,186 (48%) Tapas Total Rural Urban Forest Tapas urban populated 4 I/C Traffic Staff 0544-9270044 Rural 868,922 (73%) DISTRICT 12 116 422 380 4 16 22 5 DSP/Special Branch 0544-9270029 Urban 325,725 (27%) HAFIZABAD 7 62 218 194 3 11 10 6 Rescue-15 Jhelum 0544-9270468 Tehsils 2 7 Police Wireless Control 0544-9270057 PINDI 5 54 204 186 1 5 12 UC 43 8 R/DPO 0544-9270058-60 BHATTIAN Revenue Villages 422 9 OASI 0544-9270058-60 10 Complaint Cell 0544-9270058-60 Area (Sq km) 2,367 Source: Punjab Mouza Statistics 2008 11 PA To DPO 0544-9270042 Registered Voters (ECP) 536,182 12 Accountant 0544-9270058-60 Road Network Infrastructure Literacy Rate 10+ (PSLM 2010-11) 61% SDPO City (Circle) 0544-9070050 District Route Length 1 City 0544-9270048 Departmental Focal Points Hafizabad to Gujranwala Gujranwala - Hafizabad road and Gujranwala road 52.9 Km 2 Civil Line 0544-9270036 Hafizabad to Lahore Lahore - Islamabad Motorway/AH1 114 Km 3 Police Post Cantt 0544-9270041 Designation Phone No Hafizabad to Faisalabad Pindi Bhattian - Faisalabad Motorway road 110 Km SDPO Sohawa (Circle) 0544-710590 D.C.O. 0092-547-521784 1 Sohawa 0544-710591 Hafizabad to Chiniot Hafizabad-Sukheke Road 86 Km District Nazim 0092-547-521137 2 Domeli 0544-680014 Fire Brigade 0092-547-526016 SDPO Pind Dadan Khan (Circle) 0544-210524 Source: Google Maps Rescue 0092-547-526016 1 J.P 0544-786020 Commissioner 0092-41-9201701 2 Pind Dadan Khan 0544-210510 EDO (R) 0092-547-523551 Entry-Exit Points 3 Lilla 0544-217510 EDO (Education) 0092-547-525566 1 Ali Pur Chatha Road 5 Shaikhupura Road 4 Police Post City P.D Khan 0544-210096 DDO 0092-547-541100 2 Jagganwala Road 6 Jalapur Bhattian Road 5 Police Post Khewra 0544-211141 TMO 0092-547-541249 3 Vanike Tarar Road 7 Gujranwala Road XEN Wapda 0092-547-522915 4 Sukhe Ke Road District Accounts Officer 0092-547-520302 Health Infrastructure Educational Infrastructure Tehsil Nazim 0092-547-524429 Enrolment School Facilities Teachers Level DMO 0092-547-523454 Type No Beds Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Male Female Total EDO (F & P) 0092-547-525221 Hospitals 2 85 Primary 39,522 33,427 72,949 401 337 738 854 665 1,519 EDO (A) 0092-547-525625 Middle 8,999 11,738 20,737 32 52 84 258 417 675 Dispensaries 16 4 NADRA office 0092-547-525964 Matric 23,439 9,467 32,906 35 21 56 778 300 1,078 6 80 AC 0092-547-521784 Rural Health Centers Higher 423 504 927 5 6 11 77 38 115 TMA 0092-547-541249 Basic Health Units 34 64 Secondary EDO(H) 0092-547-525567 TB Clinics 1 0 Inter & Degree 1,783 1,917 3,700 2 3 5 48 38 86 DHO 0092-547-520567 Sub-Health Centers 11 0 Colleges MS DHQ 0092-547-524403 Mother and Child Health Centers 4 8 Grand Total 74,166 57,053 131,219 475 419 894 2,015 1,458 3,473 THQ Pindi Bhatian 0092-547-531942 Source: Punjab Development Stats 2013 Total 74 241 RHC Jalal pur Bhattian 0092-547-500946 Employment Statistics of Rural and Partly Urban Mouzas Source: Punjab Development Statistics 2013 RHC Kaleki Mandi 0092-547-422252 GENDER QUANTIFICATION SERVICE AGRICULTURE TRADE INDUSTRY PERSONAL OVERSEAS LABOUR RHC Sukheki 0092-547-530833 BUSINESS EMPLOYEMENT Veenke Tarrar 0092-547-537214 MOSTLY 2 376 1 2 9 MALE SOME 299 16 122 31 174 142 369 NONE 95 4 273 365 220 254 18 MOSTLY 15 127 1 10 98 FEMALE SOME 166 66 8 8 48 13 208 NONE 215 203 388 387 338 383 90 Source: Punjab Mouza Statistics 2008 Losses and Damages of Floods 2014 Crop Area Population (2014) Tehsils UC Area (Km2) Mouzas Deaths Injuries Livestock affected House affected Partially damaged Destroyed (Km2) Total 1,194,647 2 43 2,367 1,760 422 2014 Affected4 200,000 N/A N/A N/A 688.78 132 Villages 11 0 2 11 N/A N/A This Mini-District Profile [MDP] is the result of a cost-free collaboration between iMMAP and Alhasan Systems. We thank all those organizations who have made their emergency situation assessments public in order to strengthen and enhance the overall response efforts. Should you have any questions or would like to share additional information for updating these MDPs, please contact iMMAP at [email protected] or 051.835.0755 or Alhasan Systems at [email protected] 051.282.0449. ALHASAN SYSTEMS RAIN/FLOODS 2014: HAFIZABAD, PUNJAB 2 MINI DISTRICT PROFILE FOR RAPID NEEDS ASSESSMENT September 17th, 2014 UC and Tehsil Population Coordination and Support Political Scenario Tehsil UC Type Pop 2014 Karyala Rural 30,360 Chak Kharal Rural 27,747 [email protected] , [email protected] Sagar Kalan Rural 30,001 NA-102 Saira Afzal Tarar PMLN Village Kolo Tarar, Tehsil & District Hafizabad N/A ,pmlnpakistan@gmail Chak Chatha Rural 28,415 .com Winni Rural 26,764 Street Mian Asghar Wali, Jalalpur Bhattian Tehsil Pindi [email protected] NA-103 Mian Shahid Hussain Khan Bhatti PMLN 0300-4025626, 0300-6526527 Kassoke Rural 27,346 Bhattian District Hafizabad. ,[email protected] Nonuana Rural 27,776 PP-105 Malik Fayyaz Ahmed Awan PMLN Garhi Awan, Tehsil & District Hafizabad 0547-523511, 0300-6522911 [email protected] Solangi Awan Rural 30,053 0547-500808(Res), 0547-500360 [email protected], Qila Ram Kour Rural 27,162 PP-106 Chaudhary Muhammad Asad ullah PMLN Jalal Pur Bhattian, Tehsil Pindi Bhattian, District Hafizabad (Offi) 0547-500740(Fax) 0300- [email protected] Vonike Tarar Rural 29,326 8465365 m Ramke Chatha Rural 31,869 PP-107 Mrs Nighat Intasar Bhatti PTI N/A N/A [email protected] Dhiranke Lalke Rural 27,910 Kolo Tarar Rural 26,539 List of NGOs in District Kot Ishaq Rural 25,376 Hafizabad HEAD Kot Said Muhammad Rural 24,731 NAME PHONE FAX EMAIL OFFICE Shah Jamal Rural 23,890 0092-42 111-111-305, 0092-42 Nahrianwala Rural 26,245 Lahore 0092-42 35754972, 35750926 M.H SUIF FOUNDATION 35759564, 0092-42 35751093 [email protected] Hafizabad (Rural) Rural 10,286 Community support Programme 0092-51-2857442, 0092-51-2508822 Islamabad 0092-51-2857442 [email protected], csp_ngo@yahoo,co.uk Hafizabad-1 Urban 24,143 Doaba Welfare Society 0092-547-522419,0333-4812366 Hafizabad 0547-540301 [email protected] Hafizabad-2 Urban 28,894 Bunyad Foundation 0092-345-8962060 0092-547-540301 [email protected] Hafizabad-3 Urban 28,541 Lahore Hafizabad-4 Urban 28,126 Social Organization for the Hafizabad-5 Urban 25,657 Advancement of Community 0092-55-3253252 Gujranwala [email protected], [email protected] Hafizabad-6 Urban 29,922 Health Bunyad Literacy Community 0092-42-35600621, 0092-42- Hafizabad-7 Urban 25,560 Lahore 0092-42-35600293 [email protected], [email protected] Kalike Urban 20,025 Council 37061206 Hamdard Youth Federation 0092-547446191 [email protected] ,[email protected] ,[email protected] Hafizabad Total 692,663 Public Welfare Society 0092-441-306590 Sahiwal 00 92-441-306590 [email protected], [email protected] Chak Bhatti Rural 26,223 Sustainable Development 0092-42-634214 Lahore Basulpur Tarar Rural 25,165 Concern Madhora Kalan Rural 31,055 Sub-Divisional Welfare Council 0092-54-7531551, 092-345-4534366, Hafizabad [email protected] Sadhoke Rural 29,427 Anjuman Islahul Muslimeen 0092-547-531590 [email protected] Matteke Rural 24,255 Association for the Development Kot Sarwar Rural 25,504 of Pakistan Nouthien Rural 31,141 National Welfare Society [email protected] Bhobra Rural 34,520 http://directory.nowpdp.org/directory/workplaces/social-welfare-office- Social Welfare Kot Nakka Rural 24,810 hafizabad Mustafa Abad Rural 29,532 PindiBhattian Badar Ali Rural 26,363 Behlolpur Rural 27,247 Situation Update Thatha Khairu Mutmal Rural 26,137 As of 11th September 2014: Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan continues carrying out rescue and relief activities in Hafizabad. Al-Khidmat Foundation’s Khuram Chorera Rural 25,989 volunteers distributed over 300 cooked food packages among the affectees. A total of 1400 packets of cooked food and 1500 dry ration packages have Pindi Bhattian Urban 43,180 Sukheke Urban 40,767 been distributed in the area. Jlalpur Bhattian Urban 30,668 The Punjab Emergency Service (Rescue 1122) has evacuated over 33,000 flood-affected people from vulnerable districts of the Punjab. Major rescue Pindi Bhattian Total 501,983 operations are being conducted in Hafizabad; Chiniot, Jhang, Multan and Muzaffargarh Districts. As a result of a comprehensive planning, Rescue 1122 District Total 1,194,647 has evacuated over 33, 000 flood-hit people in 26 flood-hit districts of Punjab; including 5,205 in Hafizabad; 7,754 in Jhang, 5,721 in Mandi Bahuddin, 2,352 in Chiniot, 2,084 in Sargodha, 1,939 in Sialkot, and 1,749 in Narowal. UC population estimated for 2013 on the basis of UC Source: http://al-khidmatfoundation.org/al-khidmat-foundation-distributed-cooked-food-among-hafizabad-affectees/#sthash.6ClFlerf.dpbs, accessed on 16-09-2014 population given in development Statistics 2011 http://thefrontierpost.com/rescue-1122-evacuates-over-33000-flood-hit-people/, accessed on 16-09-2014 This Mini-District Profile [MDP] is the result of a cost-free collaboration between iMMAP and Alhasan Systems.
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