DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR 2017 TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT
tmt.e.sundaravalli, I.A.S.,
DISTRICT COLLECTOR TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT TAMIL NADU
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COLLECTORATE, TIRUVALLUR
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tiruvallur district
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DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT - 2017
INDEX
Sl. DETAILS No PAGE NO. 1 List of abbreviations present in the plan 5-6 2 Introduction 7-13 3 District Profile 14-21
4 Disaster Management Goals (2017-2030) 22-28
Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability analysis with sample maps & link to 5 29-68 all vulnerable maps
6 Institutional Machanism 69-74
7 Preparedness 75-78 Prevention & Mitigation Plan (2015-2030) 8 (What Major & Minor Disaster will be addressed through mitigation 79-108 measures) Response Plan - Including Incident Response System (Covering 9 109-112 Rescue, Evacuation and Relief) 10 Recovery and Reconstruction Plan 113-124
11 Mainstreaming of Disaster Management in Developmental Plans 125-147
12 Community & other Stakeholder participation 148-156
Linkages / Co-oridnation with other agencies for Disaster 13 157-165 Management
14 Budget and Other Financial allocation - Outlays of major schemes 166-169
15 Monitoring and Evaluation 170-198
Risk Communications Strategies (Telecommunication /VHF/ Media 16 199 / CDRRP etc.,) Important contact Numbers and provision for link to detailed 17 200-267 information 18 Dos and Don’ts during all possible Hazards including Heat Wave 268-278 19 Important G.Os 279-320 20 Linkages with IDRN 321 21 Specific issues on various Vulnerable Groups have been addressed 322-324 22 Mock Drill Schedules 325-336
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Abbreviations
BDO - Block Development Officer CBDM - Community Based Disaster Management CBDRM - Community Based Disaster Risk Management CBO - Community Based Organisation CBRN - Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear CMWSSB - Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board CRA - Commissioner of Revenue Administration DCG - District Crisis Group DDMA - District Disaster Management Authority DDMP - District Disaster Management Plan DEOC - District Emergency Operation Centre DM - Disaster Management DRO - District Revenue Officer DRR - Disaster Risk Reduction E&F - Environment & Forest Department EAP - Emergency Action Plan ECS - Electronic Clearance System ERC - European Research Council EWS - Early Warning Centre GOI - Government of India GSI - Geological Survey of India HQ - Head Quarters IAS - Indian Administrative Service IDRN - India Disaster Resource Network IFS - Indian Forest Service IMD - India Meteorological Department INCOIS - Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Service IPS - India Police Service ITEWC - Indian Tsunami Early Warning Centre MAH - Major Accident Hazard MGNREGS - Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme 6
NCC - National Cadet Crops NDRF - National Disaster Response Force NGO - Non-Governmental Organization NSS - National Service Scheme NSS - National Social Service ORS - oral Rehydration Salts PA - Public Addressing PWD - Public Works Department PWD(WRD) - Public Works Department (Water Resources Department) RD& PR - Rural Development & Panchayat Raj Department RMC - Regional Metrological Centre RTO - Regional Transport Officer SDMA - State Disaster Management Authority SDMP - State Disaster Management Plan SDO - Sub Divisional Officer SDRF - Statement Disaster Response Force SEOC - State Emergency Operations Centre SHG - Self Help Group SOP - Standard Operating Procedure SP - Superintendent of Police TANGEDCO - Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation TNEB - Tamil Nadu Electricity Board TNPCB - Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board TNSDMA - Tamil Nadu State Disaster Management Agency TNWRD - Tamil Nadu Water Resource Department TSP - Tamil Nadu Special Police TWAD - Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage Board VAO - Village Administrative Officer 7
2. INTRODUCTION DISTRICT DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN – 2017 TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT
Disaster:-
Disaster means a catastrophe, mishap, calamity or grave occurrence affecting any area from natural and manmade causes, or by accident or negligence, which results in substantial loss of life or human suffering or damage to, and destruction of property, or damage to, or degradation of environment and is of such a nature and magnitude as to be beyond the capacity of the community of the affected areas.
Disaster Management:-
Disaster management is a process or strategy that is implemented when any type of catastrophic event takes place. Sometimes referred to as disaster recovery management, the process may be initiated when anything threatens to disrupt normal operations or puts the lives of human beings at risk. Governments on all levels as well as many businesses create some sort of disaster plan that make it possible to overcome the catastrophe and return to normal function as quickly as possible.
Disaster threatens sustainable economic development worldwide.
In the past twenty years, earthquakes, floods, tropical storms, tsunami,
droughts and other calamites have killed millions of people, inflicted
injury, disease and caused homelessness and misery to around one
billion others in the world. These have caused damage to infrastructure
worth millions of rupees. Disaster destroys decades of human effort and 8
investments, thereby, placing new demands on society for
reconstruction and rehabilitation. Disaster management thus requires a
multidisciplinary and proactive approach. The community, civil society
organizations, media and the proverbial man on the street, everyone has
to play a role in case such exigency occurs. The various prevention and
mitigation measures outlined below are aimed at building up
capabilities as also how to deal with disasters.
1.1 OBJECTIVE
The objective of a Disaster management plan is to localize a
Disaster and contain its effect to the greatest extent so as to minimize
its impact on life, environment and property. Response to any disaster,
in the absence of a well-defined plan, would be arbitrary, leading to
overemphasis of some actions and absence of other critical actions. A
formal plan for managing Disaster is therefore necessary. This Disaster
Management Plan has a strong preparedness focus which aims at
reducing our vulnerability to disasters and at the same time, it includes
a plan of action/response mechanism for dealing with earthquakes,
floods, cyclones, tsunami, epidemics, industrial and chemical accidents,
road accidents and fires. 9
This document provides basic information required for the
management of disasters in Tiruvallur District by:
• Defining the Risks and Vulnerabilities of citizens of the district to
different disasters;
• identifying private and public sector stakeholders with prime and
supporting responsibilities to reduce or negate these vulnerabilities
• Defines actions to be taken by these parties to avoid or mitigate the
impact of possible disasters in the district.
• Through Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) of Line Departments
detailing how specific disaster response actions will be accomplished.
• Developing and maintaining SOPs are the responsibility of parties
with designated prime or supporting tasks assigned by this plan.
• Keeping in view all the possible aspects of the aforesaid problem in
mind and to keep the Administration prepared in all possible ways to
respond properly to various Disaster situations with minimum delay,
possible Disaster situations have been identified and the component
plans have also been identified & mentioned in detail in this
document.
(A)Natural Calamities Floods Cyclone Earthquake Tsunami Fire Drought
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(B) Man Made Disasters Industrial Disaster Radiological Disaster Accidents (Railways, Road, Air) Building Collapse Bomb Blast (Terrorist Acitivites) Stampede at crowded Places Food Poisoning etc.,
The mode, degree and extent of response to fight out any Disaster
depend upon the nature, degree and extent of Disaster, but some points
are common to all kinds of situations. For example, first and foremost,
appropriate and adequate steps for preventing the disaster should be
undertaken. Secondly, preparedness is required to contain the damages
and casualties resulting from the Disaster. Thirdly, steps for
rehabilitation and restoration of community life within a reasonable
time should be focused on.
Hence, some necessary and common steps are as below:
Establishment of Central Control Rooms and capacity
enhancement of Emergency Operation Centers.
District Disaster Management Committee to meet post early
warning or immediately post disaster occurrence.
A general line of action and some special duties to various
officers and departments will have to be assigned, keeping
in mind a timeline for finishing specific tasks.
Voluntary Organizations may have to be involved and their
role will have to be clearly specified and coordinated.
Media may have to be briefed to suppress all kinds of
rumors. 11
Information regarding resource inventory of Health Services,
Transport Services, Evacuation & Rehabilitation Centers
and Food etc. needs to be kept handy so that resources can
be deployed where required.
Consistent follow-up of relief operations and constant
reporting of pre and post disaster work.
Broad guidelines have been given in the following pages and "Standard
Procedure" has been formulated which is to be adhered to by all concerned.
Once the Disaster take place and the authorities are informed of the same, they will take the necessary action with the help of the individual Disaster management plans prepared for the respective Disaster/situations.
The main objectives of various preparedness measures are:
Minimizing the loss of human lives.
Minimizing the loss of livestock.
Minimizing the loss to property and infrastructure.
Minimizing ill effects on the health of the affected
population.
Bringing the human activities in the locality to normal soon
after.
To achieve the above objectives, different tasks have to be performed by
Government Departments and other agencies before, during and after the
Disaster. Each Department's role and responsibilities have to be clearly identified and an action plan needs to be drawn up by each department. For close cooperation between the various Department and Agencies, close coordination is required between the District Collector and all District Level / 12
Division Level Officers in the District. The responsibility to manage any type of
Disaster in the district rests with the District Disaster Management
Authority headed by the District Collector, Tiruvallur, who may, depending upon the gravity of the situation, seek the help of State Disaster
Management Authority. This tiered and hierarchical structure ensures that the best possible response is accorded to any disaster situation, depending upon the severity of damage. For operational expediency, the level of Disasters have been categorized and classified as under:
Level of Disasters
L concept has been developed to define different levels of disasters
in order to facilitate the responses and assistances to States and
Districts.
L0 level denotes normal times which will be utilized for close
monitoring, documentation, prevention and preparatory activities.
Training on search and rescue, rehearsals, evaluation and inventory
updation for response activities will be carried out during this time.
L1 level Specifies disaster that can be managed at the District
level, however, the State and centre will remain in readiness to provide
assistance if needed.
L2 level disaster situations are those, which require assistance
and active participation of the state, mobilization of its resources for
management of disasters.
L3 level disaster situation is in case of large scale disaster where
the State and District authorities have been overwhelmed and require
assistance from the Central Government for reinstating the State and 13
District machinery as well as for rescue, relief, other response and recovery measures. In most cases, the scale and intensity of the disaster as determined by the concerned technical agency like IMD are sufficient for the declaration of L3 disaster. 14
3. DISTRICT PROFILE
1. Introduction:-
Tiruvallur District is located in the North-Eastern portion of Tamil
Nadu. The district of Tiruvallur has been carved out by bifurcating erstwhile Chengalpattu District. The District is bounded on the south by
Kancheepuram District, on the west by Vellore District, on the east by
Bay of Bengal and on the North by the State of Andhra Pradesh. Its mainland extends between 12°15’ degree and 13°15' degree latitude and between 79°15' degree 80°20' longitude. Tiruvallur district is about
32Kms from state head Quarters Chennai. Four Taluks Thiruvottiyur,
Madhavaram, Ponneri , Gummmidipoondi contains the coastal area and more prone to cyclone disaster.
2. Area and Population Tiruvallur district has a total area of 3424 sq kms with a population of 37,28,104.
3. Administration The entire district is covered 840 Revenue Village divided into four revenue divisions viz, Tiruvallur, Tiruttani, Ambattur and Ponneri.
There are 12 twelve Taluks, 14 Blocks, 5 Municipalities, 10 Town
Panchayats in the District as follows: 15
4. Climate and Soil
The climate of the district is moderate neither too hot nor too cold
but humidity is considerable. Both the monsoons occur and in summer
heat is considerably mitigated in the coastal areas by sea breeze. The
months between April and June are generally very hot with
temperature going up to an average of 37.9º C. During the winter
(December -January) the average temperature is 18.5º C. The coastal
areas receive more rains than the interior ones.
The soil found in the District may broadly be classified as alluvial,
black, light brown and alkaline. 16
5. Water Resources (river / major lakes and estuaries)
Apart from seasonal rivers like Kosathaliar, Araniar, Nandi,
Kallar, Coovam and Buckhingham Canal there is no perennial river in
the district. Since these seasonal rivers are not sufficient, irrigation
through tanks, tube wells and open wells are very common. Major
Drinking Water Reservoirs in the districts are Poondi,
Chembarambakkam, Redhills and Cholavaram.
6. Agriculture
Agriculture is the main occupation of the people with 75% of the
population are engaged in it. Paddy is the major crop cultivated in this
district. Other major crops of the District are Groundnuts, Sugarcane,
Cereals, Millets and Pulses. The Average Net Sown Area in this District
is 108459.275 Hectares.
7. Health
The district has 11 Government Hospitals, 63 PHCs and 303 HSC
and 1 District Head Quarter Hospital to cater the people.
8. Economy
Tiruvallur district is one of the fastest developing districts in
Tamil Nadu in terms of Industrial Development. The district has many
leading industries like Madras Refineries, Madras Fertilizers, Manali
Petro Chemicals, MRF, Ashok Leyland, TI Cycles,Parry India Ltd,
Kamarajar Port, North Chennai Thermal Power Station, National
Thermal Power Corporation, L&T Ship Build, NIOT, ITC, IOCL, HPCL,
BPCL, and Hindustan Motors. It also houses the Ennore Thermal Power
Station and the Avadi Tank Factory. 16 Industrial Estates are spread 17
over in this district which creates entrepreneurial and employment
opportunities.
9. Temperature and Rainfall data
The average annual rainfall of Tiruvallur District is 1152.8 mm.
Normal Seasonal Sl. Rainfall Season Contribution No. (in (%) mm) 1. Winter (Jan - Feb) 33.5 3% 2. Summer (Mar - May) 65.7 6% 3. South West Monsoon 449.5 39% 4. North East Monsoon 604.1 52% Total 1152.8 100%
RAINGUAGE DETAILS
S. Rainguage Station No 1 PONNERI 2 UTHUKOTTAI 3 PALLIPATTU 4 GUMMIDIPOONDI 5 TIRUTTANI 6 TIRUVALLUR 7 POONAMALLEE 8 AMBATTUR 9 POONDI 10 CHEMBARABAKKAM 11 CHOLAVARAM 12 THAMARAIPAKKAM 13 R.K.PET 14 THIRUVALANGADU 15 RED HILLS 18
RAIN FALL DATA DURING NORTH EAST MONSOON
Normal Rainfall Actual Rainfall Year m.m. m.m 1998 604.10 740.42 1999 604.10 450.62 2000 604.10 291.00 2001 604.10 704.10 2002 604.10 489.40 2003 604.10 376.70 2004 604.10 443.70 2005 604.10 1417.9 2006 604.10 453.30 2007 604.10 654.42 2008 604.10 802.69 2009 604.10 644.53 2010 604.10 534.85 2011 604.10 704.60 2012 604.10 569.84 2013 604.10 347.89 2014 604.10 433.08 2015 604.10 1416.81 2016 604.10 255.11
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Total Area 3422.43 sq.km.
East : Bay of Bengal West : Vellore District Boundaries North : Andhra Pradesh State South: Kancheepuram District Temperature Minimum : 27.70 (Celsius) Maximum : 38.00 Season Normal rainfall Winter (Jan - Feb) 33.5 Summer (Mar - May) 65.7 Rainfall in (m.m) South West Monsoon 449.5 North East Monsoon 604.1 Total 1152.8 1. Kosasthalaiyar River Rivers running in 2. Arani River the District 3. Nandi River 4. Koovam River Irrigation Tanks 1895 No.of operational Area Operator Land Holdings Holdings (in Hec.) (in Hec.) 219609 130346.225 Total Cultivated 148369 Hectare. Area Paddy, Sugarcane, Ground Nut, Pulses and Major Crops Mango Drinking Water Over Head Tanks sources Male Female Total Population 1876062 1852042 3728104 Category General SC ST Male 89.69 85.38 59.79 Literacy rate Female 78.32 71.36 48.66 Total 84.03 78.34 53.96 Agriculture, Agricultural Labour in Rural Main occupation Areas, Company works and Coolies in of the people urban Areas.
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Road K.M. Mud Road 1067.591 Metal Road 725.377 Transport Bitumen 5936.167 Cement Concrete 660.762 Road Total 8389.90 Fleet Strength - 303 Bus Transport Routes - 287 Depots - 05
No.of Railway Station - 37 Rail Transport Route Length ( in K.M) - 120
Port Ennore Port( Kamarajar Port)
District Head Quarter Hospital - 01 Government Hospital (Taluk) - 08 Hospitals Primary Heal Centres - 51 Health Sub-Centres - 280
No.of Fair price shops - 1075 No.of Ration Cards - 544082 Civil Supplies LPG Connection Single Cylinder - 161425 Double Cylinder - 98467
SIPCOT Industrial Gummidipoondi, Thervoy Estate Kandigai
Industrial Estate Ambathur
Industries Thirumazhisai Kakkalur SIDCO Industrial Ambathur Estate Thirumullaivoyal Gummidipoondi Vichoor
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Apart from the above estate, there are several major industries in this District.
1. Revenue Villages 840
2. Village Panchayats 526
3. Revenue Firkas 54
4. Revenue Taluks 12
5. Revenue Divisions 04
6. Panchayat Unions 14
7. Municipalities 05
8. Town Panchayats 10 Greater Chennai Corporation 9. 05 Zones lie in this District 10 Police Stations 29
11 Women Police Stations 05
12 Fire Stations 09
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4.DISASTER MANAGEMENT GOALS (2017-2030)
We can implement Sendai Framework project to achieve the Disaster
Management Goals (2017-2030).
Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015–2030 was adopted at the
Third United Nations World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction, held from 14 to
18 March 2015 in Sendai, Miyagi, Japan, which represented a unique opportunity for countries:
1) What is Sendai Agreement
The sendai agreement for disaster risk reduction 2015-2030 is the
first major greement of the post 2015 development agenda with
seven targets and four priorities for action.
It is the 15 year voluntary non-binding agreement which
recognizes that the state has the primary role to reduce disaster
risk with the help of the government, stackholders and private
sectors.
2) Initiation of Sendai Agreement
Sendai framework for disaster risk reduction (2015-2030) is an
international document adopted by UN member states between
14th and 18th of march 2015.
It was enunciated at the World Conference on Disaster Risk
Reduction held in Sendai, Japan.
Successor agreement to the Hyogo Framework for Action (2005-
2015)
Emerged from three years of talk assisted by United Nations
International Strategy for Disaster Reduction. 23
DRAW BACK OF HYOGO FRAMEWORK
Over the ten year frame , disasters have continued to exploded and
damaged the well being, safety, health and assets of the people.
Over 700 thousand people lost their lives, over 1.4 million people have
been injured and approximately 23 million people have made homeless.
Total economic loss was found to be $1.3 trillion
All developed countries where the mortality and economic losses from
disproportionately higher are faced with increasing levels of possible
hidden cost and challenges in order to meet financial and other
obligations.
Expected outcome of Sendai Agreement
Substantial reduction of disaster risk
Reduction in mortality rate
Reduce the economic loss
Reduce the damage to environmental assets of people,
businesses, communities and countries. 24
Goal of Sendai Agreement
Prevent new and reduce existing disaster risk through the implementation of integrated and inclusive economic, structural, legal, social, health, cultural, educational, environmental, technological, political and institutional measures that prevent and reduce hazard exposure and vulnerability to disaster, increase preparedness for response and recovery, and thus strengthen resilience
Seven Global Targets of Sendai Agreement
Substantially reduce global disaster mortality by 2030 aiming to lower
average per 100,000 global mortality between 2020-2030 compared to
2005-2015.
Substantially reduce the number of affected people globally by 2030,
aiming to lower the average global figure per 100,000 between 2020-
2030 compared to 2005-2015.
Reduce direct disaster economic loss in relation to global gross domestic
product (GDP) by 2030
Substantially reduce disaster damage to critical infrastructure and
disruption of basic services, among them health and educational
facilities, including through developing their resilience by 2030.
Substantially increase the number of countries with national and local
disaster risk reduction strategies by 2020.
Substantially enhance international cooperation to developing countries
through adequate and sustainable support to complement their national
actions for implementation of this framework by 2030. 25
Substantially increase the availability of and access to multi-hazard
early warning systems and disaster risk information and assessments to
people by 2030
PRIORITIES FOR ACTION
PRIORITY 1- Understanding disaster risk
Disaster risk management needs to be based on an understanding of disaster risk in all its dimensions of vulnerability, capacity, exposure of persons and assets, hazard characteristics and the environment. All informations regarding risk should be recorded and to be analysed in
detail
Priority - 2 Strengthening Disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk
Disaster risk governance at the national, regional and global levels is
vital to the management of disaster risk reduction in all sectors.
Ensuring the coherence of national and local frameworks of laws, regulations and public policies that, by defining roles and responsibilities, guide,encourage and sensitize the public and private sectors to take action and address disaster risk.
Priority 3 - Investing in Disaster risk reduction for resilience
Public and private investment in disaster risk prevention Reduction through structural and non-structural measures are essential to enhance the economic, social, health and cultural resilience of persons, communities, countries and their assets, as well as the environment. These can be drivers of innovation, growth and job creation. Such measures are cost-effective and instrumental to save lives, prevent and reduce losses Ensure effective recovery and rehabilitation. 26
Priority 4 - Enhancing Disaster preparedness for effective response, and to (Build Back Better) in recover rehabilitation and reconstruction
Experience indicates that disaster preparedness needs to be
strengthened for more effective response and ensure capacities are in
place for effective recovery.
Disasters have also demonstrated that the recovery, rehabilitation and
reconstruction phase, which needs to be prepared ahead of the disaster,
is an opportunity to «Build Back Better» through integrating disaster
risk reduction measures.
Women and persons with disabilities should publicly lead and promote
genderequitable and universally accessible approaches during the
response and reconstruction phases.
Guiding Principles
Primary responsibility of States to prevent and reduce disaster risk,
including through cooperation.
Shared responsibility between central Government and national
authorities, sectors and stakeholders as appropriate to national
circumstances.
Protection of persons and their assets while promoting and protecting
all human rights including the right to development.
Engagement from all of society
Empowerment of local authorities and communities resources,
incentives and decision making responsibilities as appropriate 27
Decision-making to be inclusive and risk-informed while using a multi-
hazard approach.
Coherence of disaster risk reduction and sustainable development
policies, plans, practices and mechanisms, across different sectors.
Accounting of local and specific characteristics of disaster risks when
determining measures to reduce risk.
Addressing underlying risk factors cost-effectively through investment
versus relying primarly on postdisaster response and recovery.
Full engagement of all State institutions of an executive and legislative
nature at national and local levels.
(Build Back Better) for preventing the creation of, and reducing existing,
disaster risk.
The quality of global partnership and international cooperation to be
effective, meaningful and strong.
Support from developed countries and partners to developing countries
to be tailored according to needs and priorities as identified by them.
Based on the above Sendai Framework Project, in Tiruvallur District we may implement the following regulations to achieve the Disaster Management Goals • Strengthening of Early Waning System
• Conducting frequent mock drills and check the quickness of the
authority’s reponse to warn the people living in low lying areas
and along the sea shores.
• After getting Disaster warning message we should immediately
Evacuate people from low lying areas. 28
• Ensuring that construction site is raised suffiently to avoid
inundation during monsoons.
• Not permitting unrestricted new development in the hazard prone
areas
• Anchoring and flood proofing structures to be built in known flood
prone areas
• Built-in safe guards for new water and sewage systems and utility
lines from flooding
• Enforcing risk zone, base flood elevation, and flood way
requirements
• Prohibition on development in wetlands
To meet these requirements, local governments will have to adopt specific flood plan Management into zoning and subdivision regulations, housing and building codes, and resource protection regulations. 29
5.HAZARD, RISK AND VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT
Disaster Risks in Tiruvallur District
Disaster risk is widely recognized as the consequence of the
interaction between a hazard and the characteristics that make people
and places vulnerable and exposed. Disaster risks are further
compounded by increasing vulnerabilities.
Tiruvallur District has a coast line of 27.9 Kms with 77 coastal
villages which are highly vulnerable to natural disasters viz., cyclones,
floods, earthquakes-induced tsunami. Further, North East Monsoon
Season brings copius rainfall to this District. This season is associated
with low pressure formation and cyclonic storms resulting in heavy to
very heavy and extremely heavy rainfall causing severe flooding
resulting in devastation.
Tiruvallur District is prone to both natural and man-made
hazards in different intensities as follows:
I) TSUNAMI - 2004
Tsunamis are ocean waves produced by earthquakes or
underwater landslides. Tsunamis are often incorrectly referred to as
tidal waves, but a tsunami is actually a series of waves that can travel
at speeds averaging 450 (and up to 600) miles per hour in the open
ocean. However, waves that are 10 to 20 feet high can be very
destructive and cause many deaths or injuries. 30
Tsunamis are most often generated by earthquake-induced
movement of the ocean floor. Landslides, volcanic eruptions, and even
meteorites can also generate a tsunami. Areas at greatest risk are less
than 25 feet above sea level and within one mile of the shoreline. So far
as Tiruvallur District is concerned there are 3 costal talukas and as per
Analysis of Mean Sea level of Tiruvallur there are 77 villages of 3 costal
taluks in which Thiruvottiyur taluk are less than 1 km far from sea and
on less than 10 meter of height from ocean level.
Most deaths caused by a tsunami are because of drowning.
Associated risks include flooding, contamination of drinking water, fires
from ruptured tanks or gas lines, and the loss of vital community
infrastructure. Tsunami which struck the coast line of Tiruvallur
District in the year 2004 took away the lives of 29 persons also caused
extensive damage to property which made the livelihood of the coastal
community a questionable one.
Details of Affected Area and Corresponding Population Affected
All arrangements have been made in the relief centres to provide food packets to the persons housed in the centres from dawn to dusk. Food materials were arranged locally and food packets were prepared and distributed to the affected persons who have been lodged in the relief centres from 26.12.2004 onwards
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Approximate Name of the population in Name of the Village Name of the Habitation Taluk each habitation 1. Ponneri Pulicat Pasiavaram 377 Edamani Nadar 119 Edamani 277 Razhamath Nagar 149 Kulathumedu 467 Senjiamman Nagar 148 Doctor Ambedkar Nagar 396 M.G.R Nagar 58 Andikuppam 554 Kottaikuppam 823 Naduvoor Madhakuppam 1652 Zamilabath 937 Thonirevu 746 Rajarathina Nagar 69 Sivankoil Street 210 Karayar Street 722 Isaravelkuppam 125 Avurivakkam Avurivakkam Kilkuppam 456 Avurivakkam Melkuppam 162 Pulicat Goonakuppam 1465 Thirumalai Nagar 969 Sembasipallikuppam 907 Arangamkuppam 1621 Nakkathuravu 194 and 128 Pettai 97 Karimanal 273 Vairavankuppam 873 Lighthouse Nadukuppam 393 Light housekuppam 612 Kallukadaimedu 58 Thangalperumbulam Santhankuppam 1284 Karungali Koraikuppam 123 Kattupalli Kamarajkuppam 280 Keerapakkam Pudhukuppam 1500 Keerapakkam 1500 Keerapakkam 1500 Kalloor Sirumbur 40 Periamangodukuppam 1700 Annamalaicheri 2100 Pudukuppam(Pazhaverkadu) 125 Chinnamangodukupp Chinnamangodukuppam 1250 am Voyalur-2 Sengazhineermedu 220
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Kaniambakkam Kulathukedu 180 Kadapakkam Kadapakkam 500 Kattoor-1 Anna Nagar Kalloor 150 Kattoor-2 Ambedkar Street 1500 Sirupazhaverkadu Sirupazhaverkadu 250 Poongulam Poongulam 200 Kalloor Kollar and Colony 500 TOTAL 30939 2. Ambathur Kathivakkam Mugathuvarakuppam 1805 Ennorekuppam 1520 Nettukuppam 3125 Thazankuppam 3125 Sathiyavani Muthu Nagar 4345 Periyakuppam 863 Chinnakuppam 896 Ernavurkuppam 630 Thiruvottiyur Indira Gandhikuppam 470 Annai Sivagami Nagar 10730 Kasikoil kuppam 2050 Nethaji Nagar 1926 NorthBharathiyar Nagar 526 Kasivishalashipuram 492 Ramakrishna Nagar 597 KasiViswanatharKoil 2018 Kuppam Palagaithottikuppam 1125 Masthankoilkuppam 3517 Thiruvottiyurkuppam 4735 Appar Nagar 1328 Kannikoil Kuppam 988 Ondi Kuppam 2117 Ondi Kuppam Pudu Nagar 432 Thiruchinankuppam 1836 Singaravelar Kuppam 426 Lakshmipuram 584 Sudhanthirapuram 1356 Bharathiyar Nagar 526 NallathaneerOdai Kuppam 1976 TOTAL 56064 GRAND TOTAL 87,003
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Death Details
The death, due to Tsunami 2004 in respect of Tiruvallur District.
Disbursement of ARS from C.M.P.R.F to the Persons died.
No.of cases Total cases Balance to Sl. Name of Total No.of C.M.P.R.F. CMPRF be No. Taluk deaths sanctioned sanctioned sanctioned
1. Ponneri 12 12 12 -
2. Ambathur 16 16 16 -
3. Uthukottai 01 01 01 -
Total 29 29 29 -
II) ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION OF THE ENNORE CREEK
AND BUCKINGHAM CANAL
OBJECTIVES “Desilting Of Ash And Concrete Debries From The Ennore Creek And
The Buckingham Canal To Restore The Ecology And To Improve The
Environment.
PLACE OF WORK
Ennore Creek And Buckingham Canal Strech Existing From
Kathivakkam Area To Kattupalli Area (11 Kms Length) Of Tiruvottriyur And
Ponneri Taluks Of Tiruvallur District.
1) Ennore creek, its bar mouth area and backwater spreads have
created a natural system to manage the surge happens during high
tide and low tide periods. 34
2) River Kosasthalaiyar is also merge with the back water in the Ennore
creek area.
3) Buckingham canal provided by british people is running parallel to
the sea coast. The canal merges with the creek on its southern bank
and creek merges with the canal from its northern bank.
IMPORTANCE OF THE CREEK AND THE BACK WATER SYSTEM
1) The creek plays a major role in maintaining ecological system.
2) Due to the mixing of sea water with the back water in the creek area
there will be reduction of salinity level and this brings large quantum
of aquatic creatures like shrimp and crabs for breeding.
3) The local fishermen are using this nature's gift for their livelihood.
NATURE OF DAMAGES HAPPENED TO THE ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM
SILTATION DUE TO ASH SLURRY EFFLUENTS
1) The existence of major power generating industries which are
continuously discharges ash slurry as their effluents due to the use of
coal for power generation.
2) These ash slurry stored in the ash dykes during the heavy flood reaches
the canal and creek. Thereby causing siltation.
MAN-MADE OBSTRUCTIONS
1) Construction Causeway Bridge with large sized cement Hume pipes
across Buckingham canal in the ETPS site for transportation purposes. 35
2) Large heap of constructions debris left in the creek during the
construction of bridge and coal conveyor over bridge. This had
disconnected the flow of water from creek to the canal and its northern
bank.
3) Another cause way bridge provided across the canal in front of NCTPS
stage-II project.
4) Land development works taken up by the Kamaraj port limited in
wetlands area adjacent to back water of Ennore creek which affect
destruction of Mangroove plants.
IMPACTS OF THE SILTATION AND OBSTRUCTIONS
1) Due to the mixing of coal ash in the canal water aquatic life was fully
affected.
2) Flow of water from Buckingham canal into the creek and flow water
from the creek to the backwater system have been obstructed which in
turn largely affected aquatic life and destructed. Aquatic plants which
includes Mangroove.
3) The fishermen have lost their regular livelihood in the absence or
reductions of sea creatures due to the siltation and obstructions.
PLAN OF ACTION
1) Inspection and identification of the locations of the siltation and
obstructions to be removed
2) Identification of works to be executed on short term and long time basis.
3) List out the industries found responsible directly and indirectly
responsible for the siltation and obstructions. 36
4) Fixing roles and responsibilities with time frame of the work of removal
of silt and obstructions and to ensure adequate resources arranged by
the concerned for the execution of the work.
5) Providing departmental assistance in survey and fixing boundaries
wherever required, technical and supervisory advice for desilting.
6) Review, inspection and monitoring of the work till completion as per
plan.
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE WORK
1) Preliminary discussions were held on 5.10.2016 at NTECL company
Vallur.
2) List of damages, obstructions due to leakage in the ash slurry carrying
pipes, defects in the design of the ash dykes which permits the flow of
ash slurry into the creek and canal were explained to the concerned
industries.
3) Joint inspections were carried out with the industries concerned and
stake holder departments to ensure the siltation and obstructions.
4) Roles and Responsibilities with time frame fixed to the industries and
departments to implement the work and to ensure the restoration of
ecology.
DETAILS OF WORKS IMPLEMENTED
1) The temporary causeway bridge provided across the canal in the ETPS
plant was removed.
2) The temporary causeway bridge provided across the canal in front of the
NCTPS stage-II plant was removed. 37
3) The debris and earthen deposits filled for providing work space in the
creek during the construction of Ennore bridge and Chettinad coal
conveyor over bridge was removed.
4) ETPS have desilted b-canal to a length of 2 km from Kathivakkam and
upto southern bank of Ennore creek.
5) NCTPS have desilted b-canal to a length of 2.6 km from the northern
bank of the Ennore creek upto NCTPS stage-II area.
6) Kamaraj port limited have desilted b-canal to a length of 3 km from
NCTPS stage-II upto kpl limit area.
7) L&T ship building company desilted the b-canal to a length of 2 km in
the Kattupalli area.
8) NTECL have removed the obstructions made by the filled in debris and
ensured flow of water from the creek to the b-canal in its southern
bank.
9) NCTPS have removed the debris from the second pillar of the
Chettinadu coal conveyor bridge upto the Buckingham canal in its
northern bank.
10) NTECL have provided a 900 meter length earthen canal in the western
side of the Athipattu pudu nagar railway track to ensure flow of water
coming from the northern side of the village into the creek.
11) NTECL have replaced two no's of piped culverts obstructed flow of water
during 2015 flood with new concrete box typed culverts as per the
designed provided by the PWD. 38
12) India cements cleared the obstructions in the canal existing western
side of the railway track.
13) NTECL have provided Kucha earthen drains to convey the flood water
expected from Vallur.
14) Indian Oil Corporation and IPPL Company have removed the bushes
and obstructions from the service road area of the northern side of the
100 ft road.
15) HPCL Company have provided a permanent bridge replacing the
previous piped culvert bridge to ensure flow of flood into the creek.
REVIEW AND INSPECTIONS
1) Sub Collector, Ponneri Conducted Preliminary Review And Inspections
On 5.10.2016.
2) District collector, Tiruvallur conducted review and inspections with
other departments involved on 26.9.2016, 7.10.2016, 15.10.2016,
20.10.2016, 9.11.2016, 2.12.2016.
3) Principal Secretary / commissioner of revenue administration conducted review along with principal secretary to government for public works department and energy department on 30.09.2016. Field inspection by Principal Secretary / Commissioner of Revenue Administration has been conducted on 23.10.2016.
PERIOD OF WORKS IMPLEMENTATION
The works were commenced from 1.10.2016 and were completed before
5-12-2016.
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EXPENDITURE INCURRED FOR THE RESTORATION AND BUCKINGHAM
CANAL
A total sum of Rs. 2.25 crores was incurred as expenditure by the
Industries concerned for the work of
1) A Desilting Buckingham Canal, to a length of 9.6 km
2) For the removal of obstructions at the sites of ETPS, NCTPS Stage-II and
below the Chettinadu Coal Conveyor Bridge.
3) In providing permanent concrete bridge in the road leading to the HPCL.
4) In providing box type culverts in two locations, In the road leading to
the NTCEL in its North-west.
5) In providing kutcha drain to a length of 900 meter by NTECL and other
similar works.
ACHIEVEMENTS
1) Major obstructions were removed.
2) Bush clearance, widening and desilting and deepening works done in
the B-canal as ensured the increase of accommodation capacity of the
canal and Creek for the free flow of flood.
3) Since the mixing of saline water and fresh water restored, the ecology
of the system has also been restored.
4) The Deprived fishermen and Irula Tribe community have also
restarted their fishing activity in the Creek and Canal area and their
livelihood thereby ensured.
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LIST OF MAJOR INDUSTRIES INVOLVED IN THE DESILTING PROCESS
1) ENNORE THEMAL POWER STATION (ETPS)
2) NORTH CHENNAI THERMAL POWER STATION (NCTPS)
3) NTECL
4) CHETTINAD COAL INDUSTRIES.
5) INDIA CEMENTS
6) HPCL
7) BPCL
8) KAMARAJ PORT LIMITED
9) ZUARI CEMENTS
10) RELIANCE INDUSTRIES
11) INDIAN OIL CORPORATION LIMITED.
12) IPPL
13) SAVE ENNNORE CREEK - NGO AGENCY
LIST OF GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS INVOLVED
1) REVENUE DEPARTMENT
2) PWD DEPARTMENT
3) SURVEY AND SETTLEMENT DEPARTMENT
4) RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
5) TAMILNADU ENERGY DEPARTMENT
6) HIGHWAYS DEPARTMENT
7) POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
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CONCLUSION
1) The Major objective of the prevention of flooding due to the siltation and
obstructions in the major water bodies and channels have been
achieved due to the cooperation and coordination between the agencies
and departments concerned.
2) Another major objective of restoration of ecological system in the Ennore
creek and its back water area have been effectively achieved.
3) These activities had ensured a smooth flow of the flooding during the
monsoon and also restored the livelihood of the local.
III) FLOOD - 2005
Flood is a natural event deals with hydrological movement, Its
occurrence is usually the aftermath of meteorological events like an
intense and prolonged rainfall, increase in water level in coastal and
estuarine waters due to storm surges, seiches, Tsunami, etc. It is
caused by the overflowing of rivers and lakes by serious breaks in dams,
levees, and other protective structures due to heavy rainfall, Snow melt,
and cloud burst, uncontrollable releases of impounded water in
reservoirs and by the accumulation of excessive runoff. Floodwaters
cover a wide contiguous area and spread rapidly to adjoining areas of
relatively lower elevation. Flooding is relatively deep in most parts of the
stricken areas. There is a highly perceptible current as the flood spreads
to other areas. Flooding is also simply due to the accumulation of
excessive surface run-off in low lying flat areas. Floodwaters are usually 42 confined to the flood plain of the river along the channel, on random low-lying areas and depressions in the terrain.
During the North East Monsoon-2005, Tiruvallur District has experienced unprecedented torrential rain and caused floods. Due to flooding there was major damages to the Minor Irrigation Tanks, Banks, of Rivers and Channels. Further a few number of Tanks bunds had been breached.
All such damages were controlled to a maximum extent by carrying out temporary restoration works, such as strengthening the weaker section of tank bund then and there, closing the breaches by close and constant vigil over the irrigation sources and continuous patrolling of water sources by the PWD-WRO Officials with the guidance of District Administration.
For example the Tiruttani Tank was breached on 01.12.2005 and breach closing was attended immediately and completed in a couple of days and kept ready for further storage of rain water.
The urban area in and around Chennai city have been badly affected and inundated with flood water (i.e.) mainly korattur, Ambathur
Industrial area, Maduravoyal area, etc., To drain out the inundated area, immediate rescue operation were made using earth moving machineries to remove the obstructions by way of encroachment in the water ways, for the free flow of flood water and there by reduced the human cry in those areas. Especially, complete removal of encroached obstructions in Coovam River was tackled by PWD-WRO on war foot basis in Maduravoyal area as per the clear direction of District 43
Administration (After getting vacation of stay order by the Hon’ble High
Court on the eviction of Major encroachment of Dr.M.G.R. Deemed
University)
Agriculture crop damages during October and November - 2005 Flood: Maximum area affected due to flood was reported in Ponneri Taluk followed by Gummidipoondi, Uthukottai and Tiruvallur Taluk of
Tiruvallur District.
All the field functionaries of the Agriculture Department were alerted and instructed to assess the crop damage in their respective area.
A Zonal Officer in the cadre of Deputy Director of Agriculture was appointed to supervise the flood damage enumeration work. The crop damage was assessed by field functionaries with the supervision of
Assistant Director of Agriculture at Taluk Level.
A contingent crop plan has been drawn and communicated to the field functionaries to mitigate the flood situation. The objective of the crop contingent plan is to minimize reduction in overall Agriculture production caused due to adverse climatic condition.
As the torrential rainfall was received in two spells, first crop under continuous submergence for many days were assessed, and then actual area crop damage was assessed. In the meantime, the District Collector had convened meetings with the concerned department officials and also constituted district and village level committees to oversee the relief works.
The flood enumeration work was entrusted to Village Administrative
Officer of Revenue Department and Assistant Agricultural Officer of 44
Agriculture Department supervised by higher officials of both the
departments. The final area of crop damage due to flood during 2005 is
given hereunder.
Sl. Name of the Crop Area affected in Hec. No. 1. Agriculture Crops 20634.82.6
2. Horticulture Crops 1542.52.0
Total 22177.34.6
IV) FLOOD NEM - 2015
In November 2015, Tiruvallur District received entire North East
Monsoon Rainfall in just 10 days (604.1mm). Also heavy Rainfall in Upper reaches of Chittoor District, Andhra Pradesh resulted in heavy Surface Runoff and adversely impacted causing Heavy Loss and Damage.
Heavy rainfall resulted in damage to huts, houses and large scale marooning. Major roads, bridges, cause ways including Tiruvallur - Tiruttani
Road, Tiruvallur - Uthukottai Road, Tiruvallur - Redhills Road, Chennai -
Tiruvallur High Road, Tiruvottriyur - Ponneri TPP Road, Kanagamma
Chathram bridge, Puduchathram -Narayanapuram cause way,
Thirukandalam Check Dam, etc. have been completely damaged and the entire district 617.6 kms of highways, 815 kms of rural roads, 69.5 kms of
Municipal roads have been damaged. Heavy flow of river and over flow of tanks resulted in damage to agriculture crops.
• As per the instruction of Hon'ble Chief Minister for Tamil Nadu,
Revenue, Local bodies, Highways, PWD, TANGEDCO, Civil Supplies,
Health Department, Police and Fire and Rescue Department etc. were
geared up 45
• 50 special teams were involved in rescue, relief and restoration
activities.
• Army, Navy, Coast Guard, NDRF, SDRF, Police, Fire and Rescue and
personnel from various Government Departments were deployed in
rescue and relief operations.
• Rescue and Relief Team immediately acted and rescued people in low
line areas, established rescue centers and supplied food, drinking water
and other facilities to people.
• Adequate number of JCBs, Proclainers, Power plop, Heavy Duty Pumps,
Sandbags, Standby Transformers, Electric Holes, Conductor wire,
Medicines, Food materials etc. were kept ready to meet out any
emergency.
Villages affected due to over flow and breaching of rivers
Name of the Distance Run off Villages River Kosasthalaiyar 87.5 Km Venkadapuram, Kumarajeepettai, Nediyam, Lakshmapuram, Ramancheri, Poondi, Meiyur, Vilapakkam, Sembedu, Ramancheri, Veliyur, Thamaraipackam, Tirukandalam, Karanodai, Vannipakkam, Minjur, Edaiyanchavadai, Ennore.
Araniyar 66.4 Km Uthukottai, Panapakkam, Arani, Pudhuvoyal, Eliyampedu, Chinakavanam, Perumedu, Aladu, Tathamanji, Kadapakkam
Coovum 56 Km Perampakkam, Sathiraikanikagai, Egadur, Aranvoyal, Koradur, Kanapalayam, Paridipedu, Thiruverkadu, Maduravoyal, Nerkundram
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PHOTOS ON NORTH EAST MONSOON - 2015 FLOOD AFFECTED AREAS
Flood inundation in Residential Flood inundation in Residential area at Porur area at Valasaavakkam
Flood in Manali Pudhu Nagar area
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Flood inundation in Residential area at Flood inundation in Railway track at Manali New Town Avadi
A car washes away with 6 peoples in A man washed out in Kosasthalaiyar River Kosasthalaiyar river during the NEM-2015 flood during the NEM - 2015 flood
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Periyapalayam – Tiruninravur – Jamin Korattur connecting bridge at
Pudhuchatram in Tiruvallur district, (State Highway – 50A) damaged due to heavy rains.
Damaged bridge on the Avadi-Poonamallee High Road 49
DAMAGES CAUSED DUE TO UNPRECEDENTED FLOODS
DURING THE YEAR 2015
Human Loss 72 Cattle Loss 798 Huts (Fully) 3,447 Huts (Partly) 33,131 Pucca Houses (Partly) 9,766 Houses Inundated 5,61,248 Agricultural Crop 33030.350 Ha. Horticulture Crop 2523.647 Ha. Fishing Boats 725 Road Length 1878.61 Km Bridges/ Culverts/ Causeways 62 Tank Breaches 127 Electric Poles 277 Transfer 71
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CYCLONE
In meteorology, a cyclone is an area of closed, circular fluid
motion rotating in the same direction as the Earth. This is usually
characterized by inward spiraling winds that rotate counter clockwise
and clockwise of the Earth. Most large-scale cyclonic circulations are
centered on areas of low atmospheric pressure. The largest low-pressure
systems are cold-core polar cyclones and extra tropical cyclones which
lie on the synoptic scale. Coastal Taluks viz., Thiruvottiyur, Ponneri and
Gummidipoondi with coast line of 27.9 Kms are particularly prone.
Cyclones originate out at sea and become hazardous when they come
ashore. They also drive the sea level up to cause coastal flooding.
At a community level, the TNSDMA has provided Multi-Purpose
Evacuation Shelters at 5 locations. Further, Public Buildings,
Choultries, Community Halls and buildings owned by various private
educational institutions have also be identified for use as cyclone
shelters, for evacuation and temporary occupation. 51
THANE CYCLONE- 2011
Cyclone Thane developed the Bay of Bengal close to the Indian coast on
December 29, while near its peak intensity.
The damages caused in Tiruvallur District by Thane Cyclone which crossed over the Bay of Bengal close to the Indian coast are as detailed below.
Sl. Particulars Status Report No. Loss of Human 1. lives 1
Cow -- 3 Loss of Cattle 2. Calf -- 2
Buffalo -- 2 Damages of Huts 283 Huts fully damaged 3. Fully / Partly 1861 Huts partly damaged
4. Agriculture No. of Farmers affected - 3226
No. of People 1165 Families were evacuated and stayed 5. evacuated safely in 8 Relief Shelters
NILAM CYCLONE- 2012
Cyclonic Storm Nilam, at landfall on October 31, 2012, near peak intensity. It made landfall near Mahabalipuram on October 31 as a strong
Cyclonic Storm with peak winds of 85 km/h (50 mph). In Chennai's Marina
Beach, strong winds pushed piles of sand ashore and seawater reached nearly a
100 m (330 ft) inland. Schools and colleges in the city remained closed for more than three days. 52
The damages caused in Tiruvallur District by Nilam Cyclone which made landfall near Mahabalipuram on 31.10.2012 are as detailed below.
Sl. Particulars Status Report No 1. Loss of Human lives 3
Cow -- 16 Buffalo -- 10 Loss of Cattle 2. Goat -- 10
Bullock -- 01 Calf -- 01
102 Huts fully damaged Damages of Huts 3. Fully / Partly 551 Huts partly damaged
1268 persons (373 Families)
4 were evacuated and stayed No. of People evacuated safely in 6 Relief Shelters
VARDAH CYCLONE 2016
During the “Vardah” - 2016 a very severe cyclonic storm developed over
Bay of Bengal during first week of December 2016 crossed the coast with
wind velocity of 120-130 KMPH near Chennai on 12.12.2016 between
Chennai Port and Pazhaverkadu of Tiruvallur District causing extensive
damage to infrastructure, property, agriculture and horticultural crops in
Tirvallur District. There was a death toll of 8 persons in the District due to
the impact of the severe cyclonic storm. Further, 79 livestock and 19,279
poultries added to the casualties. 10668 live trees were uprooted and fell on
the road thereby paralyzing normal life, disrupting electricity and mobile
network connectivity. 53
Totally 15,349 electric poles and 116 transformers, 68,107 thatched huts and houses were damaged.
46 Rescue Shelters were opened to feed 10096 people. Food,
drinking water and other basic amenities were provided to the
inmates of the relief camps. Milk was provided to the Children
below 5 years in the relief camps.
Toilet facilities and Lighting arrangements were also made at the
relief camps.
o Special Medical Camps were conducted in all the Rescue Shelters.
350 Gen-sets and 426 water supply Lorries were put in place
to provide potable water to the public across the District.
Besides, 150 Gen-sets from other Districts were aranged to
provide drinking water.
In all 500 workers drawn from Municipalities, Town
Panchayats and Village Panchayats in Tiruvallur District with
38 power saw, 40 Lorries and 46 JCB were pressed into service
to remove the debris and branches of trees to restore the traffic
and bounce back to normalcy.
2000 officials in the cadre of Executive Engineers, Assistant
Executive Engineer, Wiremen and Helpers with 144 JCB and
272 lorries were involved to restore electricity in the affected
areas. 54
46 temporary Medical camps were organized to prevent spread-
of water-borne diseases like diarrhoea etc., Chlorination of
water was done all over the District meticulously.
LOSS / DAMAGES CAUSED DUE TO CYCLONE ‘VARDAH’ 2016
Sl. CATEGORY TOTAL No 1 Human Loss 8 2 Cattle / Poultries Loss 19,279 3 Huts (Fully) 2,031 4 Huts (Partly) 58,323 5 Pucca Houses (Partly) 7,753 6 Agricultural Crop 32257.62 Ha 7 Horticulture Crop 3960.56 Ha 8 FRB Boats (Fully / Partly) 4,767 9 Fishing Wooden Catamaran 728 10 Fishing Out Board Motors (Partly) 3,178 11 Fishing Nets (Fully) 4,828 12 Roads & Berms Length 650 Km 13 Removal of Wind Fallen Trees 10,688 14 Electric Poles 23815 15 Transformers 116 16 EHT Towers 02 17 Health-Restoration of Buildings 16
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OIL SPILLAGE - 2017
On 28th January - 2017 two ships namely MV BW Maple and MV MT Dawn Kancheepuram collided off the coast of Ernavur Village, Tiruvottiyur Taluk resulting into Bunker Oil Spill into the sea. The Tiruvallur distirct administration was actively involved in the oil spill removal process. Coast guard is the designated agency to tackle oil spill.
The oil spill removal continued for about 10 days and the exercise was over on 08.02.2017. A total of 208 tonnes of oil mixed with sludge and 99000 litres of oil mixed with water had been removed by the end of the exercise. Most of the sludge was removed manually by 5790 workers. Even though super suckers and skimmers were pressed into service; they were of ot much use because of the heaviness of the sludge. They were not designed to tackle such oil spills. 56
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DROUGHT - 2017
Low rainfall coupled with erratic behavior of the monsoon makes
most vulnerable to drought. Of all the natural disasters, drought can
have the greatest impact and affect the largest number of people.
Drought invariably has a direct and significant impact on food
production and the overall economy.
Drought, however, differs from other natural hazards. Because of
its slow onset, its effects may accumulate over time and may linger for
many years. The impact is less obvious than for events such as
earthquakes or flood but may be spread over a larger geographic area.
For the first time in a decade, Tiruvallur District has experienced
deficient rainfall in both the main South West as well as the North East
Monsoon seasons. According to IMD data, Tiruvallur District as a whole
received an average rainfall of 255.11 mm during October 1 to
December 31, 2016 which is 58% below the “normal” long period
average rainfall of 604.10 mm. Further, a study of the rainfall recorded
in the past 19 years during the North East Monsoon period reveals that
the lowest rainfall of 255.11 mm has been recorded during the North
East Monsoon 2016.
• Team of Ministers and District Monitoring Officer assessed the
drought situation in the district
• Nodal Officer in the cadre of Deputy Collector appointed to each
taluk for conducting Ground Truthing Exercise and to enumerate
the actual extent and No. of farmers affected due to drought. 58
• Input Subsidy was provided to the farmers whose crops were
affected due to drought
• Drinking Water Supply works were taken up to provide potable
water.
• 15 fodder depots in 12 Taluks were opened to provide Dry/ Green
Fodder to the Livestock. Adequate stock of antibiotics medicine,
Multivitamin Injections, Oral dehydration powder and IV fluids &
Mineral Mixture to combat any stress during drought were kept
ready.
The main reason for Drought situation in Tiruvallur District during this year - 2017 is deficient rainfall in both the main South West as well as the North East Monsoon seasons for the first time in a decade.
The details of average Annual rainfall, pre-monsoon rainfall and rainfall during northeast monsoon in Tiruvallur District are as tabulated below.
Sl. Normal Actual % of Details No. Shortfall (mm) South West Monsoon 2016 1 449.50 420.77 7.18 ( June to September) North East Monsoon 2016 2 604.10 255.11 57.76 (1st October to 31st December) District Annual average 3 1152.80 830.27 27.98 Rainfall
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DROUGHT RELIEF - 2017
Details of Bill Submission Details of Relief
as on date Disbursement as on date
as onas date Categories creditedto farmers(Ha)
Bills theirAccount (Numericonly) whomthe bills No.of Affected Farmers whomthe relief Areain whichBenefited tobeneificiaries (Rupeesin Crores) amount Account(Rupees in TotalAmount of the submitted toTreasury Crores)(Numeric only) Total amountcredited No.of beneficiaries for No.of beneficiaries for No.of Bank Accounts Validated
SF/ MF 9837 4545.328 10697 10697 Rs.7,79,34,667/- 10697 Rs.7,79,34,667/-** Others 860 1227.610
Total 10697 5772.938 10697 10697 Rs.7,79,34,667/- 10697 Rs.7,79,34,667/-
**
Rs in Crores
Allocation 8.255 Expenditure 7.793 Balance 0.462 60
Heat Wave – 2017
A Heat Wave is a period of abnormal high temperatures, more
than the normal maximum temperature that occurs during the (Hot
weather) summer season. Heat Waves typically occur between March
and June. The extreme temperatures and resultant atmospheric
conditions adversely affect people living in these regions as they cause
physiological stress, sometimes resulting in death.
District Emergency Operation Centre Toll Free No.1077 is
activated to receive complaints on Heat Waves and Drinking Water
Supply.
Heat Wave alerts from IMD are being maintained closely and necessary instructions have been issued to all concern Department Officers to take necessary preparedness measures for management of Heave Wave.
Drinking Water facilities are arranged in public places (Thanneer Panthal) by District Administration
Advisories on Heat Wave have been issued to the general public by way of banner, press release. District Administration has taken steps to broadcast the 4 Awareness films on Heat Wave which are received from Tamil Nadu State Disaster Management Agency through Cable TV and Cinema Theaters in the District and display in public places through the Video Van from Department of information and public relations.
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Earthquake
The District is located in Zone II of seismic vulnerability as
captured in the Vulnerability Atlas. While earthquakes cannot be
predicted, a detailed mapping of seismic fault systems and seismic
source regions, quantification of probability of experiencing various
strengths of ground motion at a site in terms of return period for an
intensity will be carried out and appropriate regulations put in place to
decrease the vulnerability of built environment. Different types of
ground do shake with different severity in an earthquake. Softer soils
and those with high water content generally shake more than rocky
sites. Capital intensive infrastructure, hazardous facilities and
materials, and other important buildings should not be located in the
vicinity of a known fault. Since early warning is not possible in case of
earthquakes, the best choice is to ensure that seismicity is monitored
and integrated with the GIS.
Chemical Disasters
Growth of chemical process industry in Tiruvallur District has received a dramatic accelerated momentum in last one decade. Sophisticated technology complex processes and a wide range of chemicals and chemical products have emerged to provide better standards and improved way of living to millions of people. Industries involved in the production or transportation of inflammable, hazardous and toxic materials hold the responsibility for preparing an off-site plan and communicating the same to district collector.
Simulation exercises are also undertaken in the adjoining communities.
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Epidemics
The Public Health Department is the nodal agency responsible for
monitoring and control of epidemics. Local governments and municipal
authorities also have a responsibility for taking appropriate steps in this
context. Therefore, success of mitigation strategy for control of epidemics
is depending on the type of coordination that exists between the Health
Department and local authorities. Mitigation efforts for control of
epidemics would include
1. Surveillance and warning
2. Preventive and Primitive measures
3. Strengthening institutional infrastructure... Like...
• Promoting and strengthening community hospitals with adequate
network of Para-professionals will improve the capacity of the Health
Department for surveillance and control of epidemics.
• Establishing testing laboratories at appropriate locations in different
divisions within the State will reduce the time taken for diagnosis and
subsequent warning.
• Establishing procedures and methods of coordination between Health
Departments and local authorities.
Fire Fire may be caused due to earthquakes, explosions, electrical
malfunctioning and various other causes. Tiruvallur District has been
listed in 'very high risk' category in view of the population density,
residential built-up area and Industrial areas in the district.
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Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN)
Tiruvallur has a number of Industries which are vulnerable to
natural as well as man-made disasters. Major Accident Hazard Units
(MAH) in Tiruvallur District falling under this category because of the
manufacture / storage of highly inflammable petroleum / petro-
chemical products in large quantities. There are underground pipelines
carrying petroleum products across the District apart from tankers and
railways carrying chemicals which are potentially hazardous. The three
major types of hazards possible with chemical emergencies are fires,
explosions, and toxic releases that could affect the population and the
environment.
District Plan for Vulnerability assessment
The impact of a hazard becomes a disaster only when an interface
with vulnerability occurs, in terms of vulnerable structures, people or
the environment. As a pilot project a Hazard, Vulnerability and Risk
Assessment study is being conducted in Tiruvallur District under the
13th Finance Commission grants of Government of India and is nearing
completion. This study report will enable the district to develop a sound
Disaster Management Plan that will be based on an assessment that
has factored in all the ground realities. 64
The areas in the District Vulnerable to difference forms of disaster.
VERY HIGHLY VULNERABLE PLACES IN TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT
Group of Villages Sl.No. Name of the Village Where Sl. Name of the indentified as Highly of Boats are Proposed to be No Taluk Vulnerable within Places Stationed 5km Radius
A. Reddypalayam. 1 Aladu (Manopuram). Panchayat Union Middle 2 School, A. Reddypalaiyam. Thathamanji. 3 Manali New Town / Nappalayam / 1 Ponneri 4 Vichoor Government Higher Secondary School, Manali New Town. Ennore Creek 5
Perumbedukuppam Panchayat Union Primary 6 & Vanjivakkam School, Perumbedukuppam. Aandarkuppam Check Post Sadayankuppam. Junction. 2 Tiruvottiyur 7 Manali Express Road, Karkil Nagar. Sathymoorthy Nagar Bus Stand. Panchayat Union Primary 8 Tirunindravoor School, Komathipuram, 3 Avadi Tirunindravoor. St.Peters Engineering 9 Paruthipattu College, Paruthipet. Greater Chennai Corporation Health 4 Madhavaram 10 Thanigachalam Nagar Inspector Office, Thanigachalam Nagar.
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HIGHLY VULNERABLE PLACES IN TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT Group of Villages Name of the Village Where Sl. Name of the Sl.No of indentified as Vulnerable Boats are Proposed to be No Taluk Places within 5km Radius Stationed Greater Chennai Corporation Korrattur. 1 High School, Agraharam, Ambattur. 1 Ambattur Korrattur. 2 Mugappair (Eri Scheme). Mugappair West Bus Stand Panchayat Union Primary Aathipattu Pudhu Nagar, School, Aathipattu Pudhu (Vellivoyal) 2 Ponneri 3 Nagar. Gnayaru No Need (Pasavanpalayam) Pulicat. Panchayat Union Primary 3 Uttukottai 4 Thirukandalam. School, Anna Nagar, Thirukandalam. VAO Office, Vadaperumbakkam Vadaperumbakkam. Kadhirvedu Flyover 4 Madhavaram 5 Kadirvedu-Collector Nagar. (Maduravoyal to Ennore Byepass) Thandal Kazhani Noon Meal Room, Samiyar (Samiyar Madam) Madam. Royala Nagar, Kalasath Amman Kovil, 6 Valasaravakkam. Ramapuram. Kanniamma Nagar, Shram Academy, (Vanagaram) Maduravoyal. 5 Maduravoyal Ayanambakkam and New Centuary Nagar, Koladi. Ayanambakkam. 7 Krishna Nagar, Astalakshmi Nagar, Shenbaga Nursing College, Maduravoyal and Noombal. Noombal
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MEDIUM VULNERABLE PLACES IN TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT
Group of Villages indentified Sl. Name of the Sl.No of as Moderately Vulnerable No Taluk Places within 5km Radius
Ponneri I & II Chinnambedu 1 Ponneri 1 Peravallur Arani Seempuram Nazarathpettai 2 Poonamallee 2 Parivakkam Vayalanallur 3 Avadi 3 Avadi TNHB Sunnambukulam 4 Gummidipoondi 4 Mangalam Kadappakkam 5 Tiruvottiyur 5 Manali Mathur 6 Madhavaram 6 Rettery Collector Colony
LOW VULNERABLE LIST
Sl. Taluk Places No. 1. Tiruttani Jageermangalam 2. Muthukondapuram 3. Tiruvottiyur Nandhiyodaikuppam 4. Chembarambakkam 5. Poonamallee Sandro City 6. Pirayampatthu Colony 7. Kakkalur 8. Thandalam 9. Amsa Nagar 10. Gandhi Gramam 11. Ellappanaidupettai 12 Narayanapuram Tiruvallur M.G.R. Nagar/ Manavala Nagar/ 13 Vengathur 14 Pinjivakkam 15 Sattharai 16 Pakkam 17 Nathamedu 18 Nalur Kammavarpalayam 19 Ponnneri Alamathi 20 Sevittupanappakkam 67
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6. INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM
6.1. District Disaster Management Committee
Sl. Name Designation Position No.
1. Tmt.E.Sundravalli, I.A.S., District Collector, Chair Person
Special Officer / Co- Chair Person 2. Thiru.S.S.Kumar , B.Com.B.L. Joint Director,
District Panchayat
Chief Executive 3. Thiru.K.Muthu District Revenue Officer Officer
4. Thiru.M.R.Sibi Chakravarthi, I.P.S., Superintendent of Police Member
Thiru.Dr.S.Mohanan, MBBS , DCH., Joint Director Health 5. Member MD., (Paed)., Services
Project Director (District 6. Thiru.S.S.Kumar , B.Com.B.L Rural Development Member Agency)
Thiru.J.Narayanan, Personal Assistant 7. Member (General) to Collector i/c)
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6.2) Disaster Management Teams- Divisional Disaster Management Administration The Revenue Divisional Officers are responsible for the relief
operation in their divisions and they are designated as Divisional Zonal
officers. To assist the divisional level officer, each taluk is placed under
the supervision of one Deputy Collector rank officer and he will be called
Additional Zonal officer. These additional zonal officers operate from the
Taluk Headquarters.
During the period of North East Monsoon, the Revenue Divisional
Officers shall set up a control room in their offices to monitor the
situation. These control rooms shall function round the clock by rotation
of staff. A register in the following format must be maintained for
recording the messages-received regarding flood/cyclone. The messages
have to be communicated then and there to the subordinate
officers/concerned departments for necessary action
6.3. District Emergency Operation Centre (DEOC)
1. The District Emergency Operations Centre in Tiruvallur District is
functioning round the clock and the Toll Free No.1077 has been fully
operationalized. Complaints received on this Toll Free No. are
immediately passed on to the concerned authorities for taking
immediate action
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2. Manpower round the clock
District Emergency Operations Centre is being manned by the
Two Desk Personnel round the clock. That apart, additional
staff are being posted 24 x 7 during North East Monsoon
period. The warning messages received from the Office of the
Commissioner of Revenue Administration are immediately
disseminated to the officials concerned with instructions to
initiate immediate action
3. As per the circular instructions issued from Office of the
Commissioner of Revenue Administration, the rainfall and the
damage data viz., human loss, cattle loss and hut damages are being
uploaded in the revenue intra-site before 8.30 A.M. daily. Further,
rainfall data is also uploaded in the evening at 4.00 PM daily. That
apart, information is sent to PS / CRA through WhatsApp in case of
heavy rainfall / any emergency in the district.
4. Functioning of Taluk EOC at each Taluk Office of this District with sufficient staff.
6.4. Site operation Centres
Identified at Taluk Level in the nearby hazard prone areas and manned by Taluk Level Officials. 71
6.5. Modalities
Conduct of Co-ordination meeting with the line Department
Officials at District, Divisional and Taluk Level for preparedness and
implementation viability conduct of Mock Drill and Training.
6.6) Disaster Management Teams- Divisional Disaster Management Administration The Revenue Divisional Officers are responsible for the relief
operation in their divisions and they are designated as Divisional Zonal
officers. To assist the divisional level officer, each taluk is placed under
the supervision of one Deputy Collector rank officer and he will be called
Additional Zonal officer. These additional zonal officers operate from the
Taluk Headquarters. During the period of North East Monsoon, the
Revenue Divisional Officers shall set up a control room in their offices to
monitor the situation. These control rooms shall function round the clock
by rotation of staff. A register in the following format must be maintained
for recording the messages-received regarding flood/cyclone. The
messages have to be communicated then and there to the subordinate
officers/concerned departments for necessary action
6.7.Form of register:
From Sl. To whom Action Date and Time Text of the message whom No sent Taken received 1 2 3 4 5 6
The Revenue Divisional Officers shall interact with the Additional
Zonal Officer in charge of the Taluk and take decisions with reference to
relief measures to be carried out. However the overall responsibility in
implementing relief measures lies with the divisional officers only. 72
6.8. Taluk Disaster Management Administrations:
During the period of October / November / and December one
Deputy Collector rank officer is made in charge of each Taluk. The Taluk
Tahsildar has a ultimate responsibility for looking after their Taluk. The
details of taluk Tahsildar, Special Tahsildars, Panchayat Union
Commissioners specifying the area of operation are given in Mitigation
plan.
During the monsoon period a control room has to be set up in the taluk with the direct line telephone available in the Taluk Office and round the clock turn-duty should be arranged to receive the messages of distress from the public as well as the messages received from higher authorities. A register of messages similar to the format of Divisional control room should be maintained in the all taluk offices.
The Taluk Tahsildars along with the Zonal Deputy Tahsildars and Firka
Revenue Inspectors should familiarizes themselves with the disaster prone areas. They should have the list of schools and other public buildings which can be used as shelter homes.
The Taluk Tahsildars, Zonal Deputy Tahsildars and Revenue Inspectors should inspect the proposed shelter homes and satisfy themselves that the buildings are not leaky and fit to be used as shelter home. They should also appraise the owners of Thirumanamandapams or any private buildings that the buildings may have to the used as shelter homes at short notice. 73
The Taluk Tahsildars should see that the VHF sets available with the police and the zonal officers are used in transmitting urgent message. No separate orders will be issued with regards to appointment of various Zonal officers and they shall resume their duties as and when there is an emergency.
6.9. Firka Disaster Management Administration :
At the time of disaster, to assist the taluk Tahsildar in carrying out the anti-disaster operation, each Firka is placed under the supervision of a special
Tahsildar or Panchayat Union Commissioner.
The special Tahsildars or Pt. Union commissioners should interact with the taluk Tahsildars often and should familiarize themselves with the areas and with the assistance of local Panchayat president should be able to play pivot role in taking out relief measures. They should moblise their staff and should be in the forefront in mitigating the sufferings of the people.
The Additional Zonal Officers stationed at the Taluk Office should conduct meetings periodically with taluk Tahsildars/Firka level relief officers (such as special Tahsildars/ Panchayat union commissioners) zonal deputy Tahsildars and Firka revenue inspectors and review the situation.
For each of the revenue Firka one Tahsildar’s rank officer/ zonal deputy
Tahsildars is put incharge to look after the disaster management and relief operations. Thus there is one coordinating officer posted at taluk level one at
Firka level apart from the taluk Tahsildar and Firka revenue inspectors so that the overall coordination of the relief work can be smoothly done. 74
6.10. Municipal and Town Panchayat Disaster Management Administration
In respect of municipal areas, the municipal commissioner concerned as the relief officer and with the assistance of large contingent of man power available with them, they should be able to take immediate steps to handle the
Disaster. They should be in constant touch with the Collector and should apprise him of all the steps taken by them and they should follow the instructions narrated below and arrange for the relief measures in the area. The
Executive Officers (Town Panchayat) in the town are the relief officers as indicated above. They are responsible for the relief operation in their areas. The public health section under their control should be kept alert against any epidemic and that they should ensure that the drinking water supply is free from contamination. 75
7. PREPARDNESS
Disaster preparedness means the measures taken to prepare for and reduce the effects of Disasters.
Disaster preparedness is achieved partially through readiness measures that expedite emergency response, rehabilitation and recovery and result in rapid, timely and targeted assistance.
In Tiruvallur District, Disaster preparedness is implemented in the following network plan.
District Level
Collector
Collector
Control Room
(Divisional Officer)
Divisional
Tiruvallur Tiruttani (RDO) Ambathur (RDO) Ponneri RDO Sub-Collector 76
Taluk Level
Additional Zonal Officers
(Deputy Collectors)
Tiruvallur - RDO -TVR Tiruttani RDO -TRT Ambathur RDO -ABR Ponneri -Sub-Collector, PNI Avadi - PA(E) Pallipet DBCWO Madhavaram- DADWO Gummidipoondi DSWO Poonamallee - AC Excise Maduravoyal - APA (Land) Uthukottai – DSO - TVR Thiruvottiyur - SDC (SSS)
Firka Level Zonal Tahsildar/Zonal Deputy Tahsildar
Tiruvallur - 9 Tiruttani -6 Ambathur -2 Ponneri - 8 Avadi - 5 Pallipet -5 Madhavaram-2 Gummidipoondi - 4 Poonamallee -4 Maduravoyal - 2 Uthukottai – 5 Thiruvottiyur -2
Also inter departmental zonal Teams are formed for the preparedness of the Disaster Management and the following steps should be taken to reduce the Disaster impact in Tiruvallur District.
The width of the drainage / river course is reduced due to
encroachment near the towns and villages can be cleared for rivers
to follow the normal course to flow easily without eroding the
embankments on way for the river to flow. It is observed that the
course of the Coovum river width it’s reduced due to encroachment
of buildings and vegetations. Generally in such conditions the flow
hydrology of the river will be haphazard, it may not be able to carry 77
flood water as well as not allow the surrounding area flood or storm
water discharge into the river. Hence storm water congestion is
arising in such zone .For protecting and saving the people in such
deprived flood zones storm water canals shall be formed to drain the
water into the Coovum River. Similar diversion mechanism shall be
applied to other areas which are facing such hazards, vulnerability,
and risky conditions
Bed Slopes and solid waste are also dumped and the beds slopes
flattened due to siltation hence all such dumping and flattening
should be stopped immediately the river embankments and slopes
of the rivers.
Thorny Bushes, shrubs and other vegetations in the river bed and
banks of the river need to be cleared periodically before the
commencement of monsoon.
It is also recommended for the removable and prevention of further
encroachment in the river, drains, tanks drainage courses and lakes
For Emergency canals courses can also be formed for releasing the
surplus water from Red Hills Lake, Madhavaram tank, Korattur,
Ambattur tanks.
Surplus flood water from the tanks and lakes shall be taken by
constructing new canals to discharge in to the river / drainages to
mitigate flooding.
Drainage network planning and development is strongly
recommended for minimizing and mitigating the storm water
congestion during flood around the Maduravoyal, Vanagaram, 78
Mugapair and Ambattur, Virugampakkam.
Flood water diversion during heavy floods can be planned to
discharge it to another or in the same basin.
Major reservoir like Poondi and other lakes can be desilted to
increase the volume of water to bring it back to its original storage
capacity.
Large and medium tanks used for storing water for irrigation can be
taken for immediate removal of silts it will help to increase
storability of tanks, recharge of aquifers and mitigating flood water
for useful purpose Further the tank bunds can also be raised and
strengthened to protect water bodies for irrigation.
Afforestation and soil conservation measures are strongly
recommended for immediate implementation in the catchment areas
and the flood plains of the rivers Coovum, Araniyar, and
Kosasthalaiyar.
Disposal of Sullage, Solid waste and sewage water into the rivers has
already spoiled the environment of the river system, flow pattern, velocity, discharge, quantum of water and also the quality of ground water all along the
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8. PREVENTION AND MITIGATION PLAN
The ultimate purpose of emergency management is to save lives, preserve the environment and protect property and the economy. Emergency management is comprised of four interdependent risk-based functions: prevention/mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery. Mitigation provides a critical foundation for emergency management.
Disaster mitigation measures may be structural (e.g. flood ) or non- structural (e.g. land use zoning). Mitigation activities should incorporate the measurement and assessment of the evolving risk environment. Activities may include the creation of comprehensive, pro-active tools that help decide where to focus funding and efforts in risk reduction.
Evacuation Shelter for the victims in the Coastal Taluks and Low lying areas in the District are identified and manned by the respective Taluk
Officials in co-ordination with fire, co-operative, Health and Police
Departments.
Availability of boats, inflatable rubber boats and vital equipments are ensured by the Fire and Fisheries Department. Availability of panel of swimmers is also ensured by the Fire and Fisheries Department.
Adequate availability of essential commodities and medicines is ensured by the Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation, Co-operative and Health
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The mitigation measures are dominantly in the form of cleaning and blockage removals in the drainages so as to ensure free flow of water, interlinking of the drainages and linking them with the tanks and reservoirs, since most of the drainages of the misfit rivers belonging to Araniyar,
Kosasthalaiyar and Coovum were fragmented and dismembered. Desilting of the tanks and the strengthening of bunds were also to be carried out along with recharge schemes.
Community awareness is proposed through news papers, local TV channels, public address system and distribution of hand bills.
Disaster Risk Reduction during Monsoon in Araniyar River Basin
Description of the Araniyar Sub Basin
The Araniar River is one of the sub basin in Chennai basin which is located in the Northen part of Chennai basin and Pulicat lake. The Araniar river originates near Karvetnagar in Nagiri hills of Chittur District of Andhra
Pradesh at an altitude of 600m above MSL. The river runs in Andhra Pradesh for a distance of 65.20 Km up to Suruttapalli Anicut before entering into
Tamil Nadu. Beyond this the river runs in Tamil Nadu is 66.40Km and finally confluence into Bay of Bengal near Pulicat. The river basin spreads with a total extent of 1470Sq.Km and out of which 763 Sq.Km lies in Tamil Nadu.
This river segment in Tamil Nadu irrigates 193 irrigation tanks to an extent of
25327.40 Hectares.. The Araniyar sub basin is located between latitude of 13o
25’ to 13o 15’ and longitude of 79o 45’ to 80o 20’
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Description of the Araniyar Sub-Basin
There is One Anicut and One Dam in Andhra Pradesh State boundary and Two Anicuts in Tamil Nadu namely Annappanaicken Kuppam Anicut
(A.N.Kuppam) and Lakshmipuram Anicut across Araniyar. The total actual dependable run –off is 20.04 T.M.C. ft / Sq. Mile. There is seasonal flow in the river during monsoon seasons. The Maximum discharge of the river so far measured is 22,224 Cusecs.
Araniyar Sub Basin area in Tamil Nadu is 763 Sq km. The Taluks covered in this sub basin are Ponneri , Gummidipoondi and Uthukottai of
Tiruvallur district.
Rehabilitation of Irrigation Infrastructure
Structural Status & Deficiencies in the System
Rehabilitation of Irrigation Infrastructure
Structural Status & Deficiencies in the System
The following are the present structural condition of the Araniyar sub- basin system.
1. Heavy accumulation of silt due to non rehabilitating for several years. 2. Lack of adequate control of regulating structures like Tank Sluices and weirs etc., 3. The damaged (or) dilapidated condition of the existing Tank Sluices,Weirs etc. and supply channels causes to poor standard of the entire conveyance system. 4. The System and Non system tanks are to be rehabilitated with Strengthening of Tank Bunds which are below standard and dameges occurs during floods.
Salient Features of Proposals :
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In order to improve the conveyance and Operational Efficiency in Irrigation, it is now proposed to improve and modernize the Irrigation Infrastructures in Araniyar Sub basin. 1. Suruttapalli Anicut: De-silting the supply channels by earthwork excavation, providing lining to selective reaches of supply channel and demarcation of boundaries. 2. A.N.Kuppam Anicut: Repairs to the damaged Aprons, Revetment to the side slopes at selected places, Repairs to Head sluice, Replacing scour vent shutters and outlet shutters.Desilting the supply channels by earthwork excavation and providing lining to selective reaches and repairs to existing bed lining and demarcation of boundaries and Re-habilitation of A. N. Kuppam Anicut Scoured portion and replace the scoured vents
3. Lakshmipuram anicut: De-silting the supply channels by earthwork excavation. Standardisation of upstream flood bank and repairs to revetment. 4. Repairing, Restoring the traditional water bodies (i.e. Non System
and System tanks)
a. De-silting the supply channels by earthwork excavation.
b. Strengthening the bunds of the tanks to the standards wherever
necessary for effectively storing the water and conveying it to the
entire command area and also for conveying agriculture inputs to
the field.
c. Reconstruction and Repairs to the damaged Tank Sluices.
d. Re-construction and Repairs to the damaged weirs
e. Providing revetments and Retaining walls in selective area of the
tanks
f. Providing S.G. Shutter / Plug arrangements to Sluices. 83
g. Removing, Repairing and re fixing in position of the existing S.G.
shuttering arrangements and providing locking arrangements etc.,
h. Fixing Demarcation concrete pillar at water spread area and along
the channel courses and eviction of encroachment.
i. Providing Culverts and inlets wherever required at tanks.
The following irrigation infrastructure development works are proposed in the sub basin.
Repairs to 2 Anicuts and supply channel from Anicuts
De-silting of supply channel for a length of 274.05 KM
Re-construction of Tank sluices for 230 Nos
Repairs to Tank sluices for 51 Nos
Re-construction of Tank Weirs for 42 Nos
Repairs to Tank Weirs 80 Nos
Standardisation of Tank Bund for 366081 M or 366.081 Km
Demarcation of boundaries for 193 Tanks
Other works such as Culverts, Inlets, out-lets etc,. for 58 tanks 84
RISK ASSESSMENTS IN ARANIYAR SUB BASIN
Risk, identification in Araniyar river flow from suruttapalli anicut to pulicate lake confluence point in Tiruvallur district.
Sl. AFFECTED VILLAGES IN FLOOD VULNERABLE LOCATIONS No. SEASONS
1 Araniyar River left and Right sides of flood Anantheri, Pondavakkam, bank in between D/s Suruttapalli Anicut Uthukottai L.S. 64.40 Km to Araniyar Anicut L.S. 67.70 Km
Left side flood bank – 2 In-lets Right side flood bank – 2 In-lets
2 Araniyar River left and Right sides of flood Perittivakkam, Malandur bank in between Araniyar Anicut L.S. 67.70 Kottavakkam, Vadathillai, Km to 43. Panapakkam Check-dam Mambakkam, L.S.76.95 Km Velagapuram,Therachi, Parandur, 43. Panapakkam, Endrapalayam
Left side flood bank – 2 In-lets Right side flood bank – 2 In-lets
3 Araniyar River left and Right sides of flood Malandur, Avajipettai, Kalpattu, bank in between 43. Sennankarani. Panapakkam Check-dam L.S.76.95 Km to Kalpattu Check-dam L.S. 80.40 Km
Left side flood bank – 2 In-lets Right side flood bank – 2 In-lets
4 Araniyar River left and Right sides of flood Tholavedu, Kakkavakkam, bank in between Kalpattu Check dam L.S. Enambakkam, 80.40 Km to Sengathakulam Check-dam Paruthimenikuppam, L.S. 90.60 Km. Thumbakkam, Athupakkam, Kilmaligaipattu, Melmaligaipattu, Sengathakulam 85
Left side flood bank – 2 In-lets Right side flood bank – 2 In-lets
5 Araniyar River left and Right sides of flood Periyapalayam, Paleswaram, bank in between Sengathakulam Check- Rallapadi dam L.S. 90.60 Km. to Paleswaram Check- dam L.S. 93.60 Km.
Left side flood bank – 2 In-lets Right side flood bank – 2 In-lets
6 Araniyar River left and Right sides of flood Periyapalayam, Kosuvanpalayam, bank in between Paleswaram Check-dam Palaswaram, Mangalam, Arani, L.S. 93.60 Km.to A. N. Kuppam Anicut L.s. Palavakkam, A. N. kuppam, R.N. 98.00 Km. Kandigai.
Left side flood bank – 5 In-lets Right side flood bank – 3 In-lets
7 Araniyar River left and Right sides of flood A. N. kuppam, Pondavakkam, bank in between A. N. Kuppam Anicut L.s. Melmudalambedu, Arithurai, 98.00 Km. to Lakshmipuram Anicut L.S. Puduvoyal, Peruvoyal, Eliambedu, 114.80 Km. Burma Colony, Chinna Kavanam, Periya Kavanam, MGR Nager, Ponneri,Kunnamancherry,Vairank uppam, Ponthotta Colony, Aladu, Devarancherry, Lakshmipuram.
Left side flood bank – 4 In-lets Right side flood bank – 8 In-lets
8 Araniyar River left and Right sides of flood Lakshmipuram, Lingapayyanpettai, bank in between Lakshmipuram Anicut L.s. Sivapuram, Budur, 114.80 Km.to A. Reddypalayam Check-dam Manopuram,Kammavarpalayam, L.S. 119.00 Km. A. Reddypalayam, and Athamanjeri,
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Left side flood bank – 3 In-lets Right side flood bank – 8 In-lets
9 Araniyar River left and Right sides of A.Reddypalayam, Perumbedu flood bank in between Kuppam, Perumbedu, A. Reddypalayam Check-dam L.S. Kammavarpalayam, Thathamanji, 119.00 Km.to Minjur-Pulicate Road Vanjivakkam, Bridge L.S. 124.90 Km.
Left side flood bank – 5 In-lets ( 3 vent In-let) - 1 Right side flood bank – 2 In-lets
10 Araniyar River left and Right sides of Vanjivakkam, Sirupalaverkadu, flood bank in between Minjur-Pulicate Kadapakkam, Prelayambakkam, Road Bridge L.S. 124.90 Km.to Andar Madam L.S. 128.00 Km.
New Flood bank to be proposed on both sides.
11 Araniyar River ( Left Arm ) Left and Kammaramadam, Right sides of flood bank in between Polachiammankulam, Andar Madam L.S. 128.00 Km to Polachiamman Kulam L.S. 131.60 Km ( 2 kms of Right side flood bank breached )
Left side flood bank – 1 In-lets Right side flood bank – 1 In-lets
12 Araniyar River ( Right Arm ) Left and Andar madam, Right sides of flood bank in between Thangalpurumbulam, Andar Madam L.S. 128.00 Km to near Thangalperumbulam Village L.S. 130.80 Km 87
Left side flood bank – 1 In-lets Right side flood bank – 1 In-lets Road bridge – 1 No.
13 Cut opening the Mouth for Easy Pulicate, ( 14 Vilages ) 1) Kuna Drain out the Flood Water from Kuppam 2) S.P. Kuppam 3) Araniar river to Bay of Bengal via Thirumalai Nagar 4) Nadu pulicat Lake in Ponneri Taluk of Kuppam 5) Light House 6) Trivallur District Nakka Thuravu 7) Karimanal 8) Thanneer Pandal 9) vairavan kuppam (South) 10) Vairavan Kuppam (North) 11) Santhankuppam 12) Pasiyavaram 13) Edamani Kuppam 14) Edamaikuppam Colony 15) Kottai Kuppam East
16) Kottai Kuppam West 17) Naduvur Mada Kuppam 18) Palaverkadu Mada Kuppam 19) Andi Kuppam 20) Ambathkar Nagar 21) Jamilabath 22) Dhoni revu 23) Kulathumedu 24) Boomi Kottai 25) karayar Theruvu 26) Isravel Kuppam 27) Zion Nagar 28) Sivan padai Kuppam 29) Aurivakkam East 30) Aurivakkam West 31) Annamalai Cherry
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Re-habilitation Tanks ( De-silting and Strengthening the Tank Bund )
No. of Tanks their original capacity and the capacity as on now
Original Capacity as De-silted Sl. Name of Sub No. of Capacity in of now in Quantity No. Basin Tanks M.Cum M.Cum M.Cum
1 Araniyar 193 95.67 77.32 18.35
2 Kosasthalaiyar 19 4.62 3.81 0.81
3 Gummidipoondi 40 12.48 9.95 2.53
Total 252 112.77 91.08 21.69
Re-habilitation of Supply Channels
Sl. Length in Type of Channels Mitigation Plan No. Kms
1 A Type 121.50 Short term process
2 B Type 152.55 Short term process
Total 274.05
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Araniyar Basin Division Completed Works after flood December 2015 in Vulnerable Points Sl. Description of Works Amount No. in Lakhs
1 Special Repairs to Right bank of Araniyar River near Monopuram 1.00 Village in Ponneri Taluk of Thiruvallur District Est. 1.00 Lakh DR No. 52 I / 2016 - 17 2 Special Repairs to Right bank of Araniyar River near A. 9.50 Reddypalayam Village in Ponneri Taluk of Thiruvallur Reach – I District Est. 9.50 Lakh DR No. 50 I / 2016 - 17 3 Special Repairs to Right bank of Araniyar River near A. 9.50 Reddypalayam Village in Ponneri Taluk of Thiruvallur Reach – I District Est. 9.50 Lakh DR No. 51 I / 2016 - 17 4 Special Repairs to Sluice No. 2 of Palavakkam Tank in 4.00 Gummidipoondi Taluk of of Thiruvallur Reach – I District Est. 4.00 Lakh DR No. 34 I / 2016 - 17 5 Reconstruction of Sluice No. 3 of Katchur Natteri in Uthukottai Taluk of Thiruvallur District Est. 6.00 Lakh DR No. 36 I / 2016 - 6.00 17 6 Special Repairs to Flood protection wall and Re grading Mamabakkam Tank Supply Channel in Uthukottai Taluk of 4.00 Thiruvallur District. Est. 4.00 Lakh DR No. 58 I / 2016 - 17 7 Renewal of Hoisting arrangements in the Head Sluice Shutter in Lakshmipuram Anicut Left Off-take Channel in Ponneri Taluk of 7.76 Tiruvallur District. 8 Renewal of Hoisting arrangements in the Head Sluice Shtter in Lakshmipuram Anicut Right Off-take Channel in Ponneri Taluk of 7.80 Tiruvallur District. 9 Renewal of Shutters in Head Sluice in Lakshmipuram Anicut Left 7.14 Off-take Channel in Ponneri Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 10 Renewal of Scour Vent Shutters in Lakshmipuram Anicut Left 7.50 side in Ponneri Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 11 Special Repairs to Weir No.1, Renewal of emergency shutters, Regrading Supply Channel and repairs to bund in Kakkavakkam 9.68 Hissa Tank in Uthukottai Taluk of Thiruvallur District. 12 Regrading Supply Channel from Tamil Nadu Border to Uhtukottai 5.00 Tank in Uthukottai Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 90
13 Renewal of Shutters in Outlet in Upstream of A.N. Kuppam 2.00 Anicut in Gummidipoondi Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 14 Special repairs to Sluice No.2 of Palavakkam Tank in 4.00 Gummidipoondi Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 15 Special Repairs to Protection wall and strengthening the bund of Panayancheri Tank in Panayancheri village of Uthukottai Taluk in 4.00 Tiruvallur District. 16 Special Repairs to Weir and Tank bund in 82 Panapakkam Tank 5.00 in Uthukottai Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 17 Construction of Flood Protection wall and strengthening the flood bank from Vannipakkam Checkdam to Subhareddypalayam 400.00 village in Ponneri Taluk of Thivurallur Distict ( Left flood bank and Right Flood bank 16.00 Kms Total 493.88
DISASTER RISK REDUCTION DURING MONSOON IN KOSASTHALAIYAR BASIN DIVISION
KOSASTHALAIYAR RIVER
The river Kosasthalaiar which has two arms one arm originates from Surplus water of Kesavaram Anaicut which was constructed during 1912 across Kosasthalaiyar River has its origin in the surplus escape of Kaveripakkam Tank and flows into Poondi Reservoir. Another arm Lava river which originates from surplus of Krishnapuram Reservoirs in Chitthoor District in Andra Pradesh and Kusa river which originate from Pullur reserve forest in Chitthoor District of Andra Pradesh both rivers confluences at Pallipet then forms Nagari River. The Nagari River flows into Sorakapet, Nediam, Punniyam Villages then enters into Nagari, in Andra Pradesh again enters into Tamil Nadu in Poonimangadu Village of Tiruttani Taluk and flows into Nallattur, N.N.Kandigai, Lakshmapuram and the Nagari river confluence with Nandhi river at Illupur Village then forms Kosasthalaiyar River enters into Poondi Reservoir, from Poondi to Thamaipakkam Anaicut, upper supply channels feeds to Cholavaram, Redhills Tank and the main river flows into Karanodai, Seemavaram Anaicut, Napalaiyam then left arm flows into Idaiyanchavadi, and right arm flows into Manali Pudhunagar and Sadaiyankuppam Village then both arm (Redhills surplus course and 91
Kosasthalaiyar River) confluence near Ennore Creek. Total length of Kosasthalaiyar River is 136 KM. No of tanks – 337 tanks. No.of Check Dams Kosasthalaiyar River : 20 Nos.
CHECK DAM ACROSS KOSASTHALAIYAR RIVER:-
From Pallipet to Poondi Dam Krishnapuram Reservoir Lava Check Dam Sokarkaipet Check Dam Satharavada Check Dam (Andhra Pradesh) Poonimangadud Anaicut (Andhra Pradesh) Nallattur Check Dam Arungalam Check Dam Kesavaram Anaicut to Poondi Kesavaram Anaicut Pattraiperumbudur Check Dam Poondi to Bay of Bengal Attrambakkam proposed check dam Sembedu Check dam Velliyur check dam Thamaraipakkam Anaicut Thirukandalam Check Dam Irulipattu Check Dam Jeganathapuram Check Dam Vannipakkam Dam Vallur Edyanchavadi Bed Dam Sadayankuppam check dam 92
COOUM RIVER
. The river Cooum originates in Thiruvallur district. The surplus course
of Cooum tank forms the river course and the Old Bangaru channel,
which takes off from Kesavaram anicut of Kosasthalaiar, forms the river.
The total length of the river from the origin to its confluence at Nappier
Bridge, Chennai about 72.00 km and the discharge capacity of the river
is 19,500 cum./sec.
No.of Check Dams in Coovam 4 Nos.
CHECK DAM ACROSS COOUM RIVER:-
Putlur Check Dam
Aranvoyal Check Dam
Korattur Check Dam
Paruthipattu Check Dam
RIVERS :-
Catchment Area
Kosasthalaiyar River - 136 km. 3757.00 sq.km.
Cooum River - 72.00 km. 525.00 sq.km.
Total Taluks covered:-
Pallipet, Thiruthani, Thiruvallur, Uthukottai, Ponneri,
Madhavaram, Thiruvottriyur, Ambathur, Avadi, Poonamallee,
Madhavaram, Alandur, Saidapet. 93
KRISHNAPURAM RESERVOIR:- (Amma Palli Dam, Andra Pradesh)
Krishnapuram Reservoir situated at Ammapalli village in Karvet
Nagar Mandalam in Chittoor District of Andhra Pradesh and
Constructed during 1975 acrosws Lava river which orginates from
Manukonda Reserve forest in Chittoor District of Andhara Pradesh. The
total length of the Dam is 488m and height of the Dam is 10m and the
Maximum Flood discharge is 327,755 cusecs. At it irrigates total
Ayacut 6125 Hect in Andra Pradesh it enteres in Tamil Nadu in
Pallipattu.
Poondi Reservoir is formed across river Kosasthalaiyar with a sole
purpose of storage of water for chennai city. The main source of
Reservoir is Kosasthaliyar from Kesavaram anicut and surplus water
from Nandhiyar and Nagariyar and also its own catchment of 760
sq.km. It was constructed during 1940- 1944 named as Sathyamoorthy
sagar dam.
SL.NO Hydraulic particulars
1 Full Reservoir depth 35 ft 2 Water spread area 13.51 sq.km
3 Maximum flood discharge 1,20,000 cusecs 4 Capacity 3231 mcft
The Sathyamoorthy Sagar Dam is constructed across
Kosasthalaiyar River at Poondi Village in Thiruvallur Taluk during 1940
to 1944. 94
Due to heavy inflow and Catchment drain water in 1996, the fore
– shore bund in the upstream side of the dam was damaged and the
right flank bund over a length of 8.20Km have been damaged- all the
above damages attended.
The maximum water have been released through regulator
shutters during 1996,1997,1998,2005 and 2015 the details of discharge
are furnished below.
Period Discharge in Cusecs
12.12.1996 57505 12.12.1997 46509 11.07.1998 21000 2005 88706 2011 35000 16.11. 2015 32000
REDHILLS TANK:- Redhills tank is the tail end tank whose main sources is from
Kosasthalaiyar River diver4ted at Thamaraipakkam Anicut
through Upper Sujpply Channel and from Cholavaram Tank
through Lower supply channel, this tnak I s located at 20 km
North West of Chennai City and close to the NH5 (Grand Northern
Trunk Road)
During the year 1882 Thamaraipakkam Anicut was constructed
under Madras water supply and Irrigation Extension project
across the river Kosasthalaiyar with a provision of Upper supply
channel leading to Cholavaram Tank and Lower supply channel
leading from Cholavaram Tank to Redhills Tank. In additional to 95
that the surplus water from Poochikkal and Kattangal channel
flows into Cholavaram Tank.
CHOLAVARAM TANK:-
This tank was existing even before 1871 with a small capacity and with
short bund. As a part of construction of Thamaraipakkam Anicut for
Madras City Water Supply the tank was raised to the RTL of 60.12 feet
which was later raised to 64.50 feet in the early seventees. This tank
merely serves as a balancing Reservoir between Thamaraipakkam Anicut
and Redhills tank and had an Ayacut of 3200m Acroes in which 1200
Acrres yielded double crop. Later during 1962, the irrigation rights were
also purchased to reserve the storage for City Water Supply. The capacity
of the Tank is 881 Mcft with water depth in 17.86 feet and the length of
bund is 3573m.
VULNERABLE TO DAMAGE AND THEIR RISKS
Due to heavy rain during 1986,1996,1998,2005 & 2015 the following tanks have been badly damaged and breached and rectified the damages and now it is intact to store water as per their capacity In Tiruttani Taluk N.N.Kandigai Village cause way washed away in 2015 Floods 4 people were died. In Tiruttani Taluk Muthukondapuram Village high level bridge fell down last year 2015 floods. The both work new bridge was sanctioned by Government of Tamil Nadu Highways Department under 110 announcement. Breached Tanks :
Pakkam Tank Athangikavanoor Tank Kalyanakuppam Tank Koduveli Pachan Thangal 96
Karikalavakkam Tank Sivanvoyal Tank Puliyur Tank Vadathur Tank Perathur Tank Athivakkam Tank Alinjivakkam Tank Thirukandalam Tank Guruvoyal Tank Kilambakkam Tank Kakkalur Tank. Satharai Tank - 1991, 2015 Vengathur Tank Valasaivettikadu Tank Agaram Tank Mappedu Big Tank Aranvoyal Tank Polivakkam Tank Ganesapuram Tank Ramapuram Chitheri Palyanoor Odai Athipathu Kaverirajapuram
Ramapuram Big Tank – 2015 Only temporary restoration done
Manavur
NANDHIYAR BASIN SUB-DIVISION, THIRUTHANI
Suriya Nagaram tank
Amirthapuram Tank
Pallipattu
S.Agraharam
Podhaturpet 97
Cherkanur Big Tank
Thadur Chitheri
Thiruthani
Misrakandapuram
Rajanagaram
Mylarwada REDHILLS TANK
Redhills tank is the tail end tank whose main source is from
Kosasthalaiyar river diverted at Thamaraipakkam Anicut through Upper
Supply Channel and from Cholavaram tank through Lower supply channel.
This tank is located at 20 Km North West of Chennai city and close to the
NH5. ( Grand Northern Trunk Road).
During the year 1882 Thamaraipakkam Anicut was constructed under
Madras water supply and Irrigation Extension project across the river
Kosasthalaiyar with a provision of Upper supply channel leading to
Cholavaram tank and Lower supply channel leading from Cholavaram Tank to
Redhills Tank. In addition to that the surplus water from Poochikkal and
Kattangal channel flows into Cholavaram tank. Further surplus water from
Pammathukulam, Vellanoor Big Tank, Arikambedu Tank, Iyyaneri and Pothur
Tank is reaching to Redhills tank also. Under Krishna Water Supply Project,
Krishna water is also flows to Redhills tank from Poondi tank through feeder canal. A baby canal is also feeding the Redhills tank from Poondi Reservoir through Cholavaram tank. In order to store Krishna water the capacity of the tank has been increased to 3300 Mcft with water depth of 21.20 feet. This tank is conveying water supply through conduits and catering to the needs of 98 the Chennai city after making necessary treatment of water at treatment plants at Kilpauk and Puzhal. This tank is a major source of City water supply and the first terminal tank under augmenting city water supply tank system.
The length of the tank bund is 7090m. The length of Weir No.1 is 228m and length of Weir No.2 is 178m. The 2 Nos. of Regulator shutter size is
40’x13’. The maximum discharge capacity is 7500 cusecs.
The height of water raised about 15.00 feet against the Full supply depth of 21.20feet, the Weir No.1 has been seepage and Weir No.2 in Guard room also seepage will be there. These are allowable only considering the type of the structure.
In the Scheme of DRIP Work, the work was carried out such as, arrest the seepage of water in Weir No.1 by Grouting, Clearing the Scrub jungle, providing chute arrangements and providing B.T. Road on the top of bund.
In the Redhills Tank, the Surapet bund near New Intake Tower, the bund was breached on 30.03.1999 and on warfooting basis to arrest the seepage and breached portion by Temporary restored. The above work was carried out by Krishna Water Project Division-VIII as Permanent restoration, subsequently. 99
REDHILLS TANK SURPLUS COURSE
Redhills Tank surplus water flows through the villages of
Naravarikuppam, Thandalkazhani, Vadagarai, Grant Lyon, Puzhal,
Vadaperumbakkam, Lyon Grant, Manjambakkam, Mathur, Kosapuram,
Manali and Sadayankuppam, finally it is infalling into Ennore Creek. The total length of the Surplus course is 13500m. All low lying areas, surface water drains into the surplus course. Bunds are strengthen all the places except in Balaji Nagar, MGR Nagar and Macro Marvel Nagar due to Hon’ble
Supreme Court cases.
CHOLAVARAM TANK
This tank was existing even before 1871 with a small capacity and with short bund. As a part of construction of Thamaraipakkam Anicut for Madras
City Water Supply the tank was raised to the F.T.L. of 60.12 feet which was later raised to 64.50 feet in the early seventees. This tank merely serves as a balancing Reservoir between Thamaraipakkam Anicut and Redhills tank and had an Ayacut of 3200 Acres in which 1200 Acres yielded double crop. Later during 1962, the irrigation rights were also purchased to reserve the storage for City Water Supply. The capacity of the Tank is 881 Mcft with water depth in 17.86 feet and the Length of Bund is 3573m.
On 24-10-2014, the rain fall observed was 63 mm and the soil got saturated. Consequently at LS 2660m of the tank bund and at about 500m from the Lower supply channel Regulator of the Tank, a severe crack to a length of about 50m in the middle of the tank bund was noticed on 100
25-10-2014 due to local variation in the nature of supporting soil and unequal baring pressure. There was no uplift pressure and seepage noticed in the location and only longitudinal cracks have been developed.
As a first step of preventive measures to arrest further cracks in the disturbed portion of the bund, gravel was speeded over and properly compacted by tracking Poclain. But the soil pushed through longitudinally and the toe drain already formed with rough stone dry packing was severely dislocated in the downward direction to a length about 1.50m from its natural position. Hence, spreading of gravel and compaction in the disturbed track was immediately stopped.
A team of officials headed by the Chief Engineer, Plan Formulation along with Superintending Engineer, Design, Superintending Engineer, Palar Basin
Circle inspected the site on 28-10-2014 and observations made in terms of nature of existing soil and the past history of the tank bund. Further it was suggested to conduct the soil test at various location in and around the periphery of the disturbed portion for geo physical investigation.
In the mean time extra berms were formed along the slope of the tank bund with proper compaction and intermediate sloping from the toe drain with a view that the pores and crevices in the soil underneath the bund slope could be closeted and sub soil could be compacted. But instead of static condition of the bund, new cracks appeared in difference places and the width of the existing crack was narrowed down during the second operation of rectification work. 101
As a 3rd operation, driving casuarinas piles in a staggered manner with
sand bags in different rows in the outer edge of the toe drain with stone
boulders to a width of the 6 feet and a depth of 6 to 7 feet from the nature
ground have been done. Simultaneously the disturbed portion over the cracks
sand (white savudu) with gravel mix were filled up and slopes of bund have
been compacted with a track of suitable extra berms and is now in
observation.
On 23-11-2015, the rain fall observed was 50 mm and the soil got again
saturated. Consequently at LS 2660m of the tank bund and at about 500m
from the Lower supply channel Regulator of the Tank, a severe crack to a
length of about 50m in the middle of the tank bund was noticed on 23-11-
2015 due to local variation in the nature of supporting soil and unequal
baring pressure.
There was no uplift pressure and seepage noticed in the location and only
longitudinal cracks have been developed. Simultaneously on war footing
basis, the disturbed portion over the cracks sand with gravel mix were filled
up and slopes of bund have been compacted with a track of suitable extra
berms and is now in observation.
VULNERABLE PLACES DURING 2015 FLOODS Sl. Name of Tank Nature of Work Remarks No.
Kosasthalaiyar Basin Sub-Division, Chepauk, Chennai-5.
1 Perungavoor Tank Cut opened portions @ Bund formed in the cut opened various points near portion Temporarily. Weir. 2 Gnayar Tank Cut opened portion of Bund formed in the cut opened bund @ various portion Temporarily. points. 102
3 Tirunilai Tank Cut opened portions of Bund formed in the cut opened the bund. portion Temporarily. Permanent Restoration to be done. 4 Ariyalur Tank Breaches Bund formed in the breached portion. 5 Kadapakkam Tank Breaches Bund formed in the breached portion.
6 Sadayankuppam Tank Breaches and Bund formed. overwashed. 7 Melsingalimedu Tank Bund breaches and Bund formed. over washed. 8 Vazhuthigaimedu Tank Bund breaches and Temporarily attended, Permanent over washed. Restoration to be done. 9 Arumandai Tank Bund breaches and Temporarily attended, Permanent over washed. Restoration to be done. 10 Siruvakkam Tank Bund breaches and Temporarily attended, Permanent over washed. Restoration to be done. 11 Periyamullaivoyal Tank Bund breaches and Temporarily attended, Permanent over washed. Restoration to be done. 12 Padiyanallur Tank Bund breaches and Temporarily attended, Permanent over washed. Restoration to be done.
13 Madhavaram Tank Weir Bund breached and Temporarily attended with sand No.1 over washed. bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done.
14 Ayapakkam Tank Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done.
15 Arapatheri Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done.
16 Banavedu Thottam Bund Breached Temporarily attended, Permanent to Tank be done.
17 Veeraragavapuram Bund Breached Temporarily attended, Permanent to Tank be done.
18 Nadukuthagai Tank Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand bags. Bund to be raised. 103
19 Thirunindravur Tank Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand bags. Bund to be raised.The Ground Level of TNSCB Tenements and other encroachment area is 2m below the FTL of Thiruninravur Tank. Total depth of storage of the tank is 3.65m. Hence when the tank reaches 1.65m depth of water the Residential areas are being inundated. During 2015 floods, the water has been released from Sluices to lower down the water level, amidst stiff resistence from the farmers.
20 Paruthipattu Tank TNHB Retaining Wall Teporarily attended. The Damaged. Ground Level of TNHB Residential area is 1m below the FTL of Paruthipattu Tank. The total depth of storage of Paruthipattu Tank is 3.76m. Hence when the tank reaches 2.7m depth, residential areas are inundated. During 2015 floods, the weir has been cut for a depth of 1m to lower down the water level.
Kosasthalaiyar River 21 Gnayar Village River bank breaches Bund formed. and overwashed. 22 Posavanpalayam Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 23 Vannipakkam Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 24 Madiyur Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 25 In between Maddiyur River bank breaches. Bund formed. and Seemavaram 26 Kuthirapallam Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 27 Nerkundram Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 28 Sekkanjeri Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 29 Karanodai Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 30 Semapuram Village River bank breaches. Bund formed.
31 Manali Pudu Nagar River bank breaches. Bund formed. 32 Agaram Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 33 Irulipattu Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 34 Periamadiyur Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. 104
35 Pudukuppam Village River bank breaches. Bund formed.
36 Vellivoyal Village River bank breaches. Bund formed. Cooum River 37 Cooum River right bank Bund Breached Temporarily attended, Permanent at Chittukadu. to be done. Redhills Tank Surplus Coure 38 Vadakarai Village Bank Breached and Protection Wall to be formed. Overwashed
39 Thandalkalani Village Bank Breached and Protection Wall to be formed. Overwashed
40 Thandalkalani Village Protection Wall Protection Wall to be formed. in Nallalagu Polytechnic Damaged.
41 Grant Lyon Village Bank Breached and Temporarily attended with sand 25 m bund bags. Bund to be raised. Stacking overwashed the sand bags for Road portion to be done.
42 Puzhal Village in Bank Breached and Bund to be formed with Tamilnagar @ Overwashed conveyance of earth. LS.2500m. 43 Puzhal Village - Bank Breached and Temporarily attended with sand Upstream side of Overwashed bags and also bund formed. Madhavaram Road - Vadaperumbakkam Right Bank. Korattur Tank Surplus Course 44 Kathirvedu Village Bank Breached and Temporarily attended with sand Overwashed bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done. Upper Supply Channel 45 Poochiathiedu Village Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done.
46 Ayalacheri Village Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done. 105
47 Erumaivettipalayam Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand Village. bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done.
Lower Supply Channel
48 Nallur Village Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done.
49 Attanthangal Village Bund overwashed Temporarily attended with sand bags. Bund to be raised. Permanent Restoration to be done.
FLOOD PAST EXPERIENCE:- During 27.11.1997
Due to heavy flood 11 people drowned in Thanikachalam Nagar.
Honourable High Court Madras ordered date 21.10.1997 directing Madhavaram Municipality to finish storm water drain within 30 days.
G.O.Ms.No.321, H& UD Dept. /datged: 12.08.1998 the Govt. implemented flood alleviation scheme to form defined courses of surplus drainages system to
1) Ambathur to Kotattur
2) Korattur to Madhavaram
3) Madhavaram to Redhills
among other system Madhavaram to Redhills work hampered due to Court cases and other works completed except in a portion of Kathirvedu in Koratur surplus course.
REDHILLS TANK: 106
Further surplus water from Pammathukulam, Vellanoor Big Tank,
Arikambedu Tank, Iyyaneri and Pothur Tank is reaching to Redhilols Tank
also. Under Krishna Water Supply Project, Krishna Water is also flows to
Redhills Tank from Poondi Tank through feeder canal.
A baby canal is also feeding the Redhills tank from Poondi Reservoir
through Cholavaram Tank, In order to store Krishna Water the capacity of
the tank has been increased to 3300 Mcft with water depth of 21.20 feet.
This tank is conveying water supply through conduits and catering to the
needs of the Chennai City after making necessary treatment of water at
treatment plants at Kilpauk and Puzhal.
This tank is a major source of City Water supply and the first terminal
tank under augmenting City Water Supply tank system.
The length of the tank bund is 7090m. The length of Weir No.1 is 228m
and length of Weir No.2 is 178m. The 2 Nos. of Regulator shutter size is
40’ x 13’. The maximum discharge capacity is 7500 cusecs.
The height of water raised about 15.00 feet against the Full supply depth
of 21.20 feet, the Weir No.1 hasd been seepage and Weir No.2 in Guard
room also seepage will b e there. These are allowable o nly considering the
type of the structure.
In the Scheme of DRIP, work, the work was carried out such as, arrest
the seepage of water in Weir No.1 by Grouting, clearing the scrub jungle,
providing chute arrangements and providing B .T Road on the top of bund.
In the Redhills Tank, the Surapet bund near New Intake Tower, the bund
was breached on 30.03.1999 and on warfooting basis to arrest the
seepage and breached portion by Temporary restored. The above work 107
was carried out by Krishna Water Project Division.VIII as Permanent
restoration, subsequently.
REDHILLS TANK SURPLUS COURSE:-
Redhills Tank surplus water flows through the Village of
Naravarikuppam, Thandalkazhani, Vadagarai, Grant Lyon,
Puzhal, Vadaperumbakkam, Lyon Grant, Manambakkam,
Mathur, Kosapuram, Manali and Sadayanakuppam, finally it is
infalling into Ennore Creek. The ttotal length of the surplus
course is 13500m. All low lying areas, surface water drains into
the surplus course. Bunds are strengthen all the places excedpt
in Balaji Nagar, MGR Nagar and Macro Marvel Nagar due to
Hon’ble Supreme Court cases.
KOSASTHALAIYAR RIVER:-
The flood Banks were formed from Karanodai to Napalayam for a length of 15 km. After Napalaym upto Manali New Town for 3km needs to b e done and the work could not be proceeded with for want of funds.
CHOLAVARAM TANK:
On 24.10.2014, the rain fall observed was 63 mm and the soil got staturated. Consequently at LS 2660m of the tank bund and at about 500m from the Lower supply channel Regualtor of the Tank, a severe crack to a length of about 50m in the middle of the tank bund was noticed on
25.10.2014 due to local variation in the nature of supporting soil and unequal bearing pressure. There was no uplift pressure and seepage noticed in the location and only longitudinal cracks have been developed. 108
As a first step of preventive measures to arrest further cracks in the disturbed portion of the bund, gravel was speeded over and properly compacted by tracking Poclain. But the soil pushed through longitudinally and the toe drain already formed with rough stone dry packing was severely dislocated in the downward direction to a length abut 1.50m from its natural position. Hence spreading of gravel and compaction in the disturbed track was immediately stopped. 109
9. RESPONS PLAN - INCLUDING INCIDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM
(COVERING RESCUE, EVACUATION AND RELIEF)
Purpose of the Respons Plan
To develop a plan of action for the District Disaster Management Authority and other district stakeholders to set priorities and provide directions for disaster risk reduction;
To define the roles of various stakeholders in disaster risk management;
To raise awareness of stakeholders about disaster risks and the requirements for disaster risk management;
Formation of Response Team
Each Taluk is supervised by a Zonal Officer in the cadre of Deputy
Collector for the effective implementation of response plan with the
taluk level Key-department’s officials.
The Key-Department Taluk Level/ Officials are well trained to
discharge the time sensitive actions to save lives and property, as well
as per action to being skylines the situation, such response action
includes notifying Emergency Management Personnel of the crisps,
warning evocations or sheltering the population if possible, keeping the
population informed, resting individuals and providing medical
treatment, maintaining the rule of law, assessing damage, addressing
mitigation issues that arise from response activities. 110
(i) Allocation of Responsibilities to the Departments
Sl. Department Designation/ Post No. Personal Assistant (General) to Collector, 1 Revenue Department Tiruvallur Deputy Superintendent of Police, Tiruvallur 2 Police Assistant Commissioner of Police, Thiruvottiyur 3 Health Deputy Director Public Health, Tiruvallur Asst.Exe.Engineer Tank and Restoration 4 PWD Spl.Sub-Division, Arakkonam 5 Fire & Rescue Services District Fire Officer 6 Public Relation Office Public Relation Officer 7 Development Assistant Director (Panchayat’s)
EARLY WARNING COMMITTEE TEAM
Early Warning Committee Team has been formed with 12
Member in the cadre Deputy Tahsildars with Head of the Team
Personal Assistant (General) to Collector, Tiruvallur.
The above team should have a vigil on areas of their
jurisdiction and bring to the notice of the Team Leader
immediately regarding abnormal occurrence, if any for taking
appropriate action for remedial measures through the Departments
concerned to alleviate the hardship faced by victim. 111
SEARCH AND RESCUE TEAM
The Search and Rescue Team is ordered to be formed with the following Fire and Rescue services Department Members, in each Taluk in Tiruvallur District.
The above team should have a vigil on areas of their jurisdiction and bring to the notice of the District Fire and Rescue Services Department , Tiruvallur who will be the Head of the team immediately regarding the abnormal occurrence if any, for taking remedial measures.
EVACUATION COMMITTEE TEAM
Evacuation Committee Team have been formed with 47 members in 4 Teams under the Head of Regional Transport Officer, Poonamallee, Tiruvallur, Ambathur and Redhills.
THE DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES OF HEAD OF THE TEAM
1) On receipt of the orders the head of the team should convene a meeting with team members and report to this office. 2) The Head of the respective teams should educate and enlighten the team members regarding the various types of Vulnerability in their respective areas.
3) The Head of the teams should receive the area maps. So, that they can inform to the team members about the safe places selected for evacuation from the affected places and also the routes through which nearest shelter can be reached. 4) The Head of the teams are instructed to ensure the availability of adequate No.of vehicles needed for transportation in the event of flash floods. 5) The Head of the teams should be well aware of the oil companies available in the areas and to ensure adequate quantity of fuels for transportation is available. 6) The Head of the teams are instructed to send the minutes of the meeting conducted with the team members to this office immediately.
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RELIEF CENTRE/SHELTER MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE TEAM
The Relief Centre and shelter Management Committee Team is
ordered to be formed under the leadership of Assistant Director
(Panchayats) and District Supply Officer, in this District.
In the above Team all the Team members placed in charge of their
respective taluks should have a vigil on the areas of their jurisdiction
and bring to the notice of the Head of the team on daily basis regarding
displacement of victims in the shelters. The team leaders should
secure the keys of the shelters well in advance and should also ensure
the availability of all basic infrastructure such as food, sanitation,
power supply, drinking water, milk for infants, Mats, Bed sheets with
Medical facilities etc.
FIRST RESPONDERS TEAM / SNAKE CATCHERS / SWIMMERS / TREE CLIMBER
The First Responders teams were formed in Tiruvallur District
with Snake catchers, Swimmers and Tree Climber during North East
Monsoon - 2016 as detailed below.
1 No.of Division 4
2 No.of Taluks 12
3 No.of First Responders Team 311
4 No.of Snake Catchers 70
5 No.of Swimmers 288
6 No.of Tree Climbers 177
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10. RECOVERY AND RE-CONSTRUCTION PLAN
Necessary pre- arrangements are made at Taluk level by the
Tahsildars concerned with the assistance of local Police, Fire, PWO,
Health, Co-operative, Transport Corporation, Electricity and NGOS for the provision of shelters for the evacuation of the victims and providing relief for house damages, organizing food and medicines for them.
Effective statistics are formulated at District and Taluk Level for the earlier restoration of power, repairing the damaged tanks and roads and restoration of transport facilities in the affected areas.
During the “Vardah” Cyclone - 2016, on 11-12-2016 i.e. prior day of the landfall, the District Administration took a bold decision and evacuated the people who were living in the coastal zone and also on the banks of the Pulicat Lake. It was identified that 45 Fishermen Kuppam areas and some of the coastal villages as vulnerable. The Team headed by the District Collector, Superintendent of Police, & Sub Collector
Ponneri and their officials made frequent visit to the habitations of above 45 fishermen area on the midnight of 11-12-2016 and evacuated more than 4000 people from the danger zone to the safer place. They were accommodated in 7 shelters at Ponneri town. During the evacuation more than 30 Buses were put in use for evacuation. The evacuees were accommodated in 46 shelters in Ponneri, Thiruvottiyur and Gummidipoondi Taluks. Essential supplies such as Food, milk, bread, water were adequately provided. Proper medical care was also 114 given to the evacuee in the medical camps set up in each temporary shelters. This timely action taken by the District Administration averted major causalities.
Vardah is a very severe cyclone storm developed over Bay of
Bengal during first week of December 2016. It crossed the coast near
Chennai on12.12.2016 between Chennai Port and Pazhaverkadu has caused an extensive damage to property, Agriculture and Horticultural crop in Tirvallur District.
The loss of human lives and cattle, damage to huts, crops, roads, electrical network have been extensive. Most of the live trees were uprooted and fell on the road thereby paralyzing normal life, disrupting electricity and mobile network connectivity. The speed of the Vardah cyclone storm was about 120-130 KMPH on expected lines shared by
IMD
There was a death toll of 8 persons in the District due to the impact of the severe cyclonic storm. Further, 79 livestock and 19,279 poultries added to the casualties. 10668 live trees were uprooted and fell on the road thereby paralyzing normal life, disrupting electricity and mobile network connectivity.
Totally 15,349 electric poles and 116 transformers, 68,107 thatched huts and houses were damaged.
Food, drinking water and other basic amenities were provided to
the inmates of the relief camps. Milk was provided to the Children
below 5 years in the relief camps. 115
Total No.of No.of No.of People for Sl.No Date Period Shelters Beneficiaries Whom Food Served 1 11.12.2016 Dinner 13 1891 1891
Breakfast 13 1891 1891
2 12.12.2016 Lunch 16 3973 3973
Dinner 46 8149 8149
Breakfast 31 5618 5618
3 13.12.2016 Lunch 31 5618 5618
Dinner 14 3148 3148
TOTAL 164 30288 30288
In all the Rescue Shelters
Breakfast, lunch and dinner has been provided adequately and timely.
Adequate drinking water, toilet and Lighting were arranged.
Specially, milk has been served to Children below 5 years residing in the Camps.
Special Medical Camps were conducted in all the Rescue Shelters.
Toilet facilities and Lighting arrangements were also made at the
relief camps.
o Special Medical Camps were conducted in all the Rescue Shelters.
350 Gen-sets and 426 water supply Lorries were put in place
to provide potable water to the public across the District.
Besides, 150 Gen-sets from other Districts were aranged to
provide drinking water. 116
In all 500 workers drawn from Municipalities, Town
Panchayats and Village Panchayats in Tiruvallur District with
38 power saw, 40 Lorries and 46 JCB were pressed into service
to remove the debris and branches of trees to restore the traffic
and bounce back to normalcy.
2000 officials in the cadre of Executive Engineers, Assistant
Executive Engineer, Wiremen and Helpers with 144 JCB and
272 lorries were involved to restore electricity in the affected
areas.
46 temporary Medical camps were organized to prevent spread-
of water-borne diseases like diarrhoea etc., Chlorination of
water was done all over the District meticulously.
Based on the guidelines issued by the Disaster Management
Authority, the District is fully geared up for all eventualities in close co- ordination with all Line Departments, viz, Revenue, Civil Supplies,
Health, Local bodies, Highways, Public Works Department, TANGEDCO,
Police, Fire & Rescue Service Department etc., by forming special teams.
The Rescue, Relief, Repair and Restoration activities have been fully geared up by requisitioning adequate number of JCBs, Poclains, Power
Saws, Heavy duty pumps, Sand bags, Standby Transformers, Diesel
Gensets, Electric poles, conduction wires, Medicines, Food materials, first responders, snake catchers etc.
Despite taking adequate precautionary measures like evacuating the people living in vulnerable areas, severe wind with heavy rainfall damaged and completely destroyed 15,349 electric poles, 116 117 transformers, 68,107 thatched huts and houses, and 10,668 trees were uprooted.
Government deputed 6 Senior IAS., Officers to the District to help the District Administration to prepare for the cyclone. In addition to 6 members Monitoring Team, Government also deputed 6 Hon’ble
Ministers of Tamil Nadu to oversee the relief, rescue and restoration work.
Due to the effect of wind of high velocity and heavy Rainfall, paddy crop sown in 32257.62 Hectares and horticultural crops cultivated to an extent of 3960.56 Hectares were affected. So far
68,107 houses have been enumerated as damaged. Relief, Repairs and
Restoration work has been taken on war foot by the District
Administration. Action is also being taken to disburse solatium to affected people in accordance with G.O. Ms.No.380 Rev (DM.(III(2)) Dept. dated 27.10.2015.
Besides, 150 Gen-sets from other Districts were pooled to provide drinking water. In Tiruvallur District, 506 Kms of roads and 317 Kms of
Roads are being maintained by the National and State Highways respectively. Further 852 Kms of roads are maintained by District through local bodies. As many as 10,668 trees were uprooted and fell on both the sides of almost of all roads. In all 500 workers drawn from
Municipalities, Town Panchayats and Village Panchayats in Tiruvallur
District with 38 power saw, 40 Lorries and 46 JCB were pressed into service to remove the debris and branches of trees to clear the traffic. In 118 addition to that, 2000 officials in the cadre of Executive Engineers,
Assistant Executive Engineer, Wiremen and Helpers with 144 JCB and
272 lorries were involved to restore electricity in the affected areas.
The cyclonic storm caused the death of 8 persons on account of various reasons. Further, 79 livestock and 19,279 poultries added to the casualties. To prevent the spread-off water-borne diseases like diarrhea etc., 46 temporary Medical camps were organised.
Chlorination of water was done all over the District meticulously.
The entire Relief and restoration works are being monitored by 6
Teams comprising of a Senior I.A.S.Officer, a District Revenue Officer, 4
Tahsildars, officials of Rural Development and Panchayat Raj
Department, School Education, T.N.E.B, Fire Service and Rescue
Department, Highways and Fisheries Department on a war footing. The steps taken by the teams’ to combat the cyclone fury was instrumental in minimizing the misery of the public at large. 119
HUT DAMAGES
Total Hut Damages Pucca house Damages Sl. Name of the No. Taluk Fully Partly Total Fully Partly Total Fully Partly Total
Ponneri 310 26484 26794 0 1104 1104 310 27588 27898 1 Gummidipoondi 79 6964 7043 0 3149 3149 79 10113 10192 2 Tiruvottiyur 33 2003 2036 0 2832 2832 33 4835 4868 3 Madhavaram 365 1330 1695 0 206 206 365 1536 1901 4 Maduravoyal 61 1061 1122 0 4 4 61 1065 1126 5 Ambathur 0 793 793 0 0 0 0 793 793 6 Poonamallee 90 1831 1921 0 0 0 90 1831 1921 7 Avadi 72 1924 1996 0 1 1 72 1925 1997 8 Tiruvallur 466 11655 12121 0 0 0 466 11655 12121 9 Uthukottai 357 3109 3466 0 0 0 357 3109 3466 10 Tiruttani 193 1066 1259 0 395 395 193 1461 1654 11 Pallipet 5 103 108 0 62 62 5 165 170 12 Total 2031 58323 60354 0 7753 7753 2031 66076 68107 AGRICULTURE
Area No of Farmers Affected Total Area No.of Trees Sl. affected Crop Cultivated (in uprooted No. (in Ha) SF/MF LF Total Ha) and broken 1 Paddy 49227 32241 0 37370 4439 41809 2 Coconut - - 2909 TOTAL 49227 32241 2909 37370 4439 41809
HORTICULTURE
Amount Area Affected due to Sl. Name of the No.of Farmers required for Vardah Cyclone -2016 No. Crop Affected Relief (in Ha) (Rs.in Lakhs) Horticulture 3960.56 4038 661.54
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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
The total Live stock population in Tiruvallur District is about 9,99,518. In order to provide fodder, drinking water to cattle etc., all preventive measures have been taken by the District Administration due to miserable failure of North East Monsoon. The fodder requirement of live stock in the District as follows. Requirement Availability Sl.No Fodder (MTs.) (MTs.) 1 Dry Fodder 1693.60 784
2. Green Fodder 3029.80 1952
To meet out the short fall in respect of dry fodder, it has been proposed to open 15 fodder depots in 12 Taluks as follows. In addition to that necessary arrangements are being made for storing sufficient antibiotics medicine, Multivitamin Injections, Oral dehydration powder and IV fluids & Mineral Mixture to combat any stress during drought. It has also been proposed to putup two new bore-well in all the block level veterinary dispensaries. Further buildings of trough to store water to the live stock are also being planned for the needy dispensary.
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DROUGHT PROOFING EXERCISE
As per the Instructions and guidelines issued from the office of the Principal Secretary/Commissioner of Revenue Administration, Chennai regarding drought preparedness exercises namely de-silting of tanks, removal of encroachment, identification of new bore well, recharge pit was done as follows.
No.of Tanks Supply No. of Tanks/Supply channels/Identified for Channel Name of De-silting De-silted Department Local Local PWD Total PWD Total Bodies Bodies Kosasthalaiyar 40 33 73 40 33 73 Town 5 38 43 5 38 43 Panchayat DRDA 124 189 313 124 189 313
Municiaplities 0 47 47 0 47 47
Total 169 307 476 169 307 476
PONDS / TANKS / SUPPLY CHANNELS / RIVER COURSES AND STREAMS IN THE AREAS WHICH HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS PRONE TO DRINKING WATER SCARCITY AND DE-SILTING WORKS CARRIED OUT IN THAT WATER BODIES.
De-silting works carried Sl. Totally out Water Bodies No. Identified No. of water Length / bodies Area (Km.) 1. Ponds 1223 1120 -- 2. Tanks 441 440 -- 3. Supply Channels 1030 1030 4.81 4. River courses and streams 8 7 6.50 Total 2702 2560 11.31
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No. of locations identified No. of locations No. of works where check dams and other No. of identified where for which gully-plugging / water estimates perculation ponds tenders are harvesting structures can be prepared can be formed floated constructed PWD – 13 Nil 2 Nil
Identification of defunct bore-wells for No. of defunct bore wells converted as conversion into recharge wells in recharge wells drought prone areas 292 131
Identification of points for new bore Identification of bore wells under wells in drinking water problem prone repair for taking action for restoration villages wherever possible 676 290 Block -624, TP -5, Muni.-27 Block -266, TP -12, Muni.-12 TWARD - 20
No. of recharge pits formed in water No. of locations identified for bodies Odai and streams close to construction of sub surface dykes drinking water source TWAD-15 NIL
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DESILTING AND CLEARING OF WATER BODIES IN TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT
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11. MAINSTREAMING OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPMENT PLANS
A study in the above subject has been conducted by Assistant Collector
Training Mr.Kamal Kishore based on the instruction s of the Commissioner of
Revenue Administration in Minjur Block, Ponneri Taluk of Tiruvallur District.
Drought affects all parts of our environment as well as our communities.
Different types of droughts have varying economic, environmental and social impacts. Due to high temporal and spatial variability in rainfall and wide variations in physiographic and climatic conditions, droughts are experienced in varying intensities (moderate or severe) almost every year irrespective of a good monsoon. The National Commission on Agriculture classifies droughts as meteorological, agricultural and hydrological based on the concept of its utilization. While it is difficult to demarcate the onset and end of drought, the impacts can be severe affecting the poorest and most deprived sections of the society. Several policy measures undertaken by the Government help in building capacity for drought prevention, preparedness, mitigation and management. This has also led to a shift in perception of droughts from acrisis of an urgent nature‟ to a management issue.
Mainstreaming of drought management in to development plans will have to be looked from the following angles
1) Shortage of drinking water
2) Crop loss due to insufficient irrigation
3) Loss of Employment
4) Shortage of fodder for cattles 126
Shortage of drinking water
The main reason for drought is the deficiency in rain fall. Conservation of water and its judicious use is one of the important ways to manage drought.
Recharging the ground water table is another important thing.
Mainstreaming drought management calls for incorporating structural and non-structural measures in to development plans.
As far as Minjur block is concerned, 22 villages are affected by drought this year. These villages are Agaram, Annamalaicheri, avurivakkam, chinnaveppathur, Enjur, Kanavanthurai, kankanimedu, keerapakkam,
Mangodu, pakkam, prelayapakkam1, prelayapakkam2, periyaveppathur,pungulam, seliyambedu, sirulapakkam, sirupalaverkadu,
Thangalperumbulam, uppunevayal, Voyalur1,Voyalur2 and voyalur3. 127
The structural measures will include
1) Constructing ground water recharging structures like recharge pits, percolation tanks, check dams, ponds etc
2) Desilting and widening of existing water bodies to enable them to store more water. There are 100 MI tanks and 397 ponds maintained by RD department in this block
3) Removal of ipomoea, water hyacinth and Seemai karuvelam from water bodies 4) Converting defunct bore wells into recharge shafts.
5) Attending leakages caused by pipe burst in a time bound manner.
6) Repairs to bore wells including replacement of hand pump/motor
7) Deepening of open wells and flushing of existing bore wells
8) Construction of rain water harvesting structures
9) Massive tree plantation in drought prone areas.
Some of the existing schemes with PWD, Rural
Development, Agricultural department and Forest Department
can be used for this purpose. Convergence of schemes can
also be done to achieve this.
1) MGNREGS: The MI tanks in the vulnerable villages in Minjur block can be desilted and widened through this scheme. CSR funds from industries like Kamarajar port limited, Ennore Thermal Power Station etc can be used to provide machines to desilt the tanks properly. Then the silt can be deposited on the shores to strengthen the bund by using the labour component under MGNREGS. Similarly, CSR funds can also be channelized
for converting defunct bore wells into recharge shafts
2) Kudimaramath Scheme: under kutimaramath scheme PWD can
extract community participation (like Water User‟s Association) in restoring water bodies. This will increase the water holding capacity of the water bodies and thereby it helps in recharging the ground water tables.
3)THAI II scheme: it allows for the de-silting of MI tanks under the control of Panchayaths. This scheme can be utilized for de-silting the MI ponds in vulnerable villages of Minjur block. 129
4)IAMWARM II: Water Resources Department of PWD coordinates this project which includes 7 line departments. It promotes integrated water resources management approach. Araniyar river basin is prone to flooding.
There are many system tanks in this region maintained by PWD. These tanks can be desilted under this scheme especially in vulnerable areas like Manopuram, Alad, Thathamanji, Avutivakkam, keerapakkam etc.
5)IAY: Construction of houses under IAY can be converged with CSR
funds to provide rain water harvesting structures in all the drought prone
villages.
6)CDDRP: This project assisted by World Bank aims to reduce the vulnerability of coastal villages to natural disasters. Under this, various
components are there like CBDRM. Basic amenities like facility for drinking
water can be taken under this.
7)Tree plantation: Forest department has various schemes for tree
plantation. Latest is the plan for planting 69 lakh trees throughout the state.
Massive tree plantation drive can be done in above mentioned drought prone
villages. Labour component of MGNREGA can be converged for this purpose.
Compensatory Afforestation Management Authority (CAMPA) scheme can also
be used for tree plantation.
8)Dam Rehabilitation and improvement project: Agricultural
engineering department implements this project. It can be effectively converged with PWD schemes to rehabilitate existing water storage structures.
9)Rain water harvesting and run off management program:
This scheme by Agricultural engineering department can be utilized for
promoting rainwater harvesting methods in drought prone area in Minjur block 130
10)Setting up of Emergency Operation Centre: setting up of DEOC and its round the clock functioning is important in coordinating the relief works during disasters.
11)Setting up of desalination plants in water scarce coastal regions of
Minjur block has to be examined. There is a large and highly efficient
Desaliantion plant working in Koodankulam Nuclear Power Plant
(KKNPP)complex which caters to the drinking purpose of all people in residing inside the complex. It works on Israel technology. Viability of something similar can be explored in coastal areas of Tiruvallur district. CSR funds of
many industrial organisaions can be converged to make it a reality.
Following Non-structural measures can be adopted to mitigate the vulnerability to drought
1.Awareness programs for people about the need for water conservation. These programs can be made a part of school curriculum
under Sarva Sikhsha Abhiyan. NGOs and Voluntary organizations can be roped in too. Dissemination of awareness messages through print and visual media is also of utmost importance.
2.A Water budgeting scheme can be done to identify and understand the gap between requirement of water and its actual usage in a watershed area. TAWDEVA‟s expertise and funds available with them under
various schemes can be utilized for this purpose.
3.Traditional knowledge about drought proofing can be tapped. For example mulching near the tree roots will reduce the evaporation near the roots which will in turn protect the trees from drought. 131
4.Regulatory mechanisms should be tighten to prevent the over
drawing of ground water through bore wells. Illegal connections in the
water supply pipelines have to be cut off. Water pressure has to be checked in different places in the distribution system to find out the illegal connections. A special drive has to be conducted to cut these illegal connections before every summer season especially in drought prone areas.
5.Administrative measures: Increase the frequency of water
supply and reduce the time duration so that people won‟t store water unnecessarily. The CWSS schemes should be complemented by finding out alternative water sources. Similarly, financial incentives for efficient water use can be promoted.
6.Water shed mapping and geo tagging of all government water assets should be done.
This will help in decision making with respect to drought as well
as flood mitigation measures. Again, TAWDEVA‟s expertise and funds
available with them under various schemes like NADP, IWMP can be
utilized for this purpose.
7.Revenue records updation and maintenance: proper
upkeep and reconciliation of records like Adangal with Agriculture and statistical department will help in effective and efficient distribution of
relief during disasters like flood, drought, cyclone etc. 132
2) Crop loss due to insufficient irrigation Apart from the
measures mentioned above for ground water recharging and rain water harvesting, efficient use of water for irrigation should also be followed.
1) Pradhan Manthri Krishi Sinchayi Yojana: This scheme
aims for better utilization of water resources for irrigation. Modern
technologies like Drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation etc should be
adopted.
2) Agriculture engineering department has various
schemes for land development and micro irrigation which can be
effectively tapped in drought prone areas of Minjur block. Precision
farming methods have to be adopted.
3) Pradhan Manthri Fazal Bheema Yojana: All farmers have
to be brought under crop insurance scheme so that they will get
adequate compensation for crop loss in the wake of disasters like
drought. This has to be done on a priority basis especially with farmers
in drought prone areas of Minjur block.
4) Drought resistant variety seeds should be used for
cultivation in such areas. TNAU can provide a lot of inputs in this
regard to the farmers. Farmers should be sensitized about the agritech
portal of TNAU which has a wealth of information about best
agricultural practices. ATMA‟s role is also vital in this regard. Field
functionaries and extension workers under ATMA should be optimally 133
utilized to educate and train farmers to use various techniques to
overcome the drought situation.
5) Water intensive crops should be avoided in drought prone
areas. Minjur block has predominant paddy cultivation. This has to be
gradually shifted to less water intensive crops like pulses especially in
drought prone villages. Dry land cultivation methods have to be
promoted. Farmers need to be educated on how to effectively use the
service of Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVK) and they have to be persuaded to follow suitable agronomic practices including mulching, inter cropping and mixed cropping.
6) Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana: 10 % of the funds under this scheme can be utilized to take appropriate mitigation measures in the eventuality of weak monsoon or deficient rain fall.
7) Organic farming has to be promoted especially in drought prone areas because the use of chemical soil reduces the water retention
capacity of the soil.
8) Minjur block has got a lot of vegetable cultivation. Integrated
Horticulture Development Scheme needs to utilized to promote better
practices to mitigate the impact of drought.
9) Formation of Farmers cooperatives need to be encouraged.
The possibility of convergence of Schemes under TNSRLM can be
explored.
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10) Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques should be
promoted to ensure sustainable agricultural practices.
11) Traditional knowledge for soil moisture content retention
should be identified and utilized. For this community participation
should be encouraged through bodies like gram Sabha, SHGs etc.
3) Loss of Employment
1) During drought, small and marginal farmers will be badly
affected and the y will be pushed to become agricultural labourers.
Subsequently it leads to employment loss. This leads to distress
situation. To avoid this special focus needs to be given to generate
employment. MGNREGA scheme can be effectively utilized for this
purpose. Number of wage employment should be increased from 100 to
150 during drought season.
2) Funds under Pradhan Manthri Kaushal VikasYojana can be
utilized for imparting skills to the rural farmers so that they will be able
to find alternate employment. This will act as a cushion for them in case
of crop failures. 135
4) Shortage of Fodder
Feed and Fodder are the major limiting factors in enhancing
livestock productivity. Feeding cost constitutes about 65% - 70% of the
total cost of the livestock farming. The feed fed to cattle comprises of
dry fodder, green fodder and concentrates. The shortage of dry fodder is
felt only during severe drought situations, whereas there exists 25% gap
between demand and availability of green Fodder. To overcome the
shortage of fodder during drought, following structural and non-
structural measures can be taken.
1) State Fodder Development Scheme (SFDS): Animal
husbandry department promotes this scheme to increase the
availability of green fodder. It has various components and these
components have to be utilized judiciously in drought prone areas of
Tiruvallur district. Cultivation of high yielding fodder crops like
Cumbu Napier (Co3/Co4) under irrigated condition is encouraged in
this scheme.
2) Similarly cultivation of Sorghum and cowpea should be
promoted. Feeding of tree fodder to animals is another important thing.
In this regard, distribution of Agathi seeds to farmers at free of cost
should be promoted vigourously.
3) Installation of rain guns: To increase the water use efficiency
in increasing green fodder production, rain guns installation at fodder
farms should be actively promoted under SFDS scheme. 136
4) Propagation of Azolla: This is a water plant which is a high
quality fodder rich in protein, can be substituted for green fodder
and produced at a cheaper cost.
5) Animal husbandry department should strengthen the
efficiency of Cattle Breeding and Fodder Development (CBFD) Units at district level to mitigate the shortage of fodder during drought situation.
6) Fodder development schemes are carried out
through veterinary dispensaries. This has to be augmented to tackle
drought like situation.
7) Measures can be taken to increase the fodder production
capacity of existing fodder cultivable lands
8) Availability of seed and plant materials need to be ensured so that the live stock farmers will be in a position to plant them as and
when the need is anticipated.
9) Augmentation of fodder stock in government live stock
farms during drought will help in mitigating the impact of drought on fodder availability.
10) SHGs can be encouraged for establishment of community feed and fodder banks. Schemes under Animal Husbandry department and Mahalir Thittam/Pudhu Vazhvu project can be converged for this purpose. 137
Structural measures and non-structural measures are needed to be adopted for mainstreaming flood management into development
plans. Structural measures are more or less similar for both drought and floods. Construction of new water storage structures, desilting of
existing water bodies, clearing of storm water drains etc can be taken
up under various schemes under Rural Development, PWD, Agriculture
department and Forest Department.
1) MGNREGS: funds under this scheme can be utilized to
reduce the vulnerability of the Panchayaths against natural
hazards. Identifying works that are available, taking into account
the hazard profile of a place will help in mitigating the
vulnerability of that area to flood. Minjur block has 100 MI tanks
and 397 farm ponds. These water bodies can be desilted
periodically. The silt can be used for strengthening the bunds as
well as to provide fertile soil to the farmers. Surplus courses,
supply channels and canals can also be desilted and cleaned up
by converging the PWD schemes with the labour component of
MGNREGS.
2) Kutimaramath scheme: This scheme is implemented
by PWD. This seeks to restore the water bodies under the control
PWD with community participation. This scheme can be utilized
effectively to clean up the water bodies under PWD in Minjur
block. 138
3) IAMWARM II: under this project modernization, rehabilitation and water management works can be taken up.
Existing system tanks in Minjur blocks can be rehabilitated
using this. Similarly rivers, Surplus Courses, supply channels
and canals can be rehabilitated.
4) Dam Rehabilitation and Improvement Project
(DRIP): Proper upkeep and maintenance of dams are
necessary for ensuring the service life and effective performance
of the dams. The periodic maintenance of Lakshmipuram
Anicut in Ponneri Taluk can be done using this scheme.
5) Formation of new check dams/bed dams/grade
walls etc at proper places will help in mitigating the impact of
flood.
6) THAI II scheme: It provides funds for desilting MI
tanks under the control of Panchayaths. This fund has to be
used wisely to ensure the desilting of MT tanks in flood prone
areas to make them store more water.
7) PMAY: The houses constructed under this scheme in
areas prone to flooding should use flood proof designs. The
basement level should be higher in such areas. While
constructing houses under this scheme in coastal villages of
Minjur, the above point should be kept in mind. 139
8) CBDRM: 15 village Panchayaths and 61 habitations
in Minjur block are covered under this World Bank funded
scheme. It aims to empower the local community for coping up
with the natural disasters. Local community members prepare
opportunity map and vulnerability map of their location so that
they will be well aware of the ground reality. Moreover local
community members can be trained and educated about flood
mitigation measures. An opportunity map and a vulnerable map
prepared for a vulnerable coastal habitation in Minjur block are
given below
9)Tree plantation: Forest department has various
schemes for tree plantation. Latest is the plan for planting 69
lakh trees throughout the state. Massive tree plantation drive
can be done in the flood prone villages of Minjur. Labour
component of MGNREGA can be converged for this purpose.
10) Pradhan Manthri Gram Sadak Yojana: priority should be given to connect vulnerable habitations.
Thangalperumbulam habitation was cut off for one day from the
main road during the last cyclone due to increased water level.
Vulnerable locations like this can be given priority in this
scheme. Provision for cross drainage, slope stabilization,
protection works shall also be taken up under this scheme. 140
11) Removal of encroachments in water bodies: This has to be given utmost priority. Temporary encroachments can be easily evicted but permanent encroachments eviction needs a rehabilitation plan. Coordination between various departments like revenue, rural development, survey, municipalities, police are essential in this regard. At any cost, new encroachments should be prevented.
12) Roads and highways department should periodically maintain culverts, drainages ets to ensure smooth flow of excess water during heavy rain. They should also maintain pumping systems in vulnerable road areas to quickly clear off the road during flood like situation. Some of the Non structural measures for mainstreaming flood management into development plans are given below
1)SSA: Teachers can be trained on school safety and structurally safe designs for schools, especially in disaster prone areas can be adopted under this scheme. Training of rural engineers appointed under SSA and training of masons also can be taken up under this scheme.
2)NGOs and other community organizations can be roped in to create awareness among the public on the importance of mitigation measures for managing flood. 141
3)NRHM: under this scheme training can be given to health workers on disaster health preparedness and response.
Disease health surveillance system in rural areas can be strengthened. Village health plan and District health plan should address the disaster risk reduction concerns in vulnerable habitations. Doctors and hospital staff can be trained on mass casualty management and emergency medicine that are likely to occur during disaster.
4)First responders: A set of first responders should be identified and kept ready in flood prone areas. These volunteers should know swimming and they should be given orientation training by fire and rescue department.
5)Snake catchers should be identified and sensitized before the onset of NE monsoon so that they can be immediately pressed into service in an emergency. MGNREGS funds can be utilized to give them wages.
6)Recognition of best efforts: This is one of the best incentives to promote the disaster risk reduction practices into development. Volunteers and officials should be recognized for their efforts in reducing vulnerability to flood.
7)Regulations: strict guidelines have to be given to all public/private institurions, schools, colleges, hospitals etc not to keep costly equipments and generators in the ground floor. 142
8) Sufficient Supply of petrol/diesel should be ensured
before every north east monsoon.
At the time of disasters lot of fuel will be needed for
carrying out relief works.
Mainstreaming cyclone management into development plans
Cyclone risk reduction measures include structural as well as
non structural measures too. Structural measures deal with
constructing cyclone resistant homes, cyclone shelters, laying the
eclectic cables underground, pruning of the tree branches, massive tree
plantation etc. Schemes under different departments like Rural
Development department, Forest Department etc can be utilized for
this purpose.
1. Coastal Disaster Risk Reduction Project: This World
Bank assisted scheme operates in vulnerable coastal villages. Various
components of this scheme are aimed at disaster risk reduction.
Community Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) is one such
important component which aims to make the community
participate in the disaster mitigation activities and thereby to
strengthen their resilience towards disasters. Installation of early
warning system, laying electricity cables underground, construction of
multi hazard permanent houses, preparation of evacuation route with
signages, multipurpose evacuation shelters, wireless communication
sets for fishermen, curriculum development for DRR in schools and 143
training institutions are part of this project. 15 coastal villages of
Minjur block is already covered under this scheme.
2. Tree plantation: Forest department has a mandate to
increase the forest cover under National Forest Policy 1988. So they
actively promote enhancing the tree cover outside the forests. Recently
a scheme is launched for planting 69 lakh trees throughout the state.
This scheme can be effectively tapped to plant trees in cyclone prone
coastal areas of Minjur block. Labour component of MGNREGS can be
utilized for massive tree plantation.
3. MGNREGS: Labour component of MGREGS can be dovetailed with Highways department (machinery) to prune the trees along the road sides so that during cyclone tree branches will not break and fall
on the roads. Under Cyclone resistant home constriction, labour
component of MGNREGS can be utilized.
4. Prime Minister Aawas Yojana: While constructing houses in
cyclone prone areas under this scheme, cyclone resistant designs shall
be followed.
5. Cyclone shelters: these shelters should be constructed at
strategic locations so that it will enable the easy evacuation of people in
an emergency situation. Working condition of all cyclone shelters
should be ensured before every North East monsoon. 144
Some of the non-structural measures for mainstreaming cyclone management into development plans are
1) Awareness creation among public: Sarva Siksha Abhiyan
can be utilized to spread awareness among the students about
cyclone and the precautionary measures to be taken. More than that
training can be given to students on disaster risk reduction
measures.
2) CSR funds: There are many industries in and around
Minjur clock. Their CSR funds can be effectively channelized to
disaster risk reduction measures like construction of cyclone
shelters, disaster resistant houses for vulnerable communities etc.
3) Capacity Development: various stake holders including
government officials should be given training on handling the
cyclones, especially in coastal area.
4) Mock Drills: community people can be sensitized about the
cyclones by conducting periodic mock drills. NGOs participation in
such mock drills will boost people‟s confidence.
5) First responders: Identification of first responders is
another important step. These responders should be from within
the community. They should be adequately trained to handle
disasters. 145
6) Training to NSS, NCC and Nehru Yuva Kendra volunteers on response, rescue and rehabilitation will help in ensuring
community participation in these activities and thereby to speed
up the activities.
7)Tree plantation: Forest department has various schemes
for tree plantation. Latest is the plan for planting 69 lakh trees
throughout the state. Massive tree plantation drive can be done in
the flood prone villages of Minjur. Labour component of MGNREGA can be converged for this purpose.
8) Pradhan Manthri Gram Sadak Yojana: priority should be given to connect vulnerable habitations. Thangalperumbulam habitation was cut off for one day from the main road during the last cyclone due to increased water level. Vulnerable locations like this can be given priority in this scheme. Provision for cross
drainage, slope stabilization, protection works shall also be taken up
under this scheme.
9) Removal of encroachments in water bodies: This has
to be given utmost priority. Temporary encroachments can be easily
evicted but permanent encroachments eviction needs a rehabilitation
plan. Coordination between various departments like revenue, rural
development, survey, municipalities, police are essential in this
regard. At any cost, new encroachments should be prevented. 146
10) Roads and highways department should periodically
maintain culverts, drainages ets to ensure smooth flow of excess
water during heavy rain. They should also maintain pumping
systems in vulnerable road areas to quickly clear off the road during
flood like situation. Some of the Non structural measures for
mainstreaming flood management into development plans are given
below
1)SSA: Teachers can be trained on school safety and
structurally safe designs for schools, especially in disaster prone
areas can be adopted under this scheme. Training of rural engineers
appointed under SSA and training of masons also can be taken up
under this scheme.
2)NGOs and other community organizations can be
roped in to create awareness among the public on the importance
of mitigation measures for managing flood.
3)NRHM: under this scheme training can be given to health
workers on disaster health preparedness and response. Disease
health surveillance system in rural areas can be strengthened.
Village health plan and District health plan should address the disaster risk reduction concerns in vulnerable habitations. Doctors and hospital staff can be trained on mass casualty management and emergency medicine that are likely to occur during disaster. 147
4)First responders: A set of first responders should be identified and kept ready in flood prone areas. These volunteers should know swimming and they should be given orientation training by fire and rescue department.
5)Snake catchers should be identified and sensitized before
the onset of NE monsoon so that they can be immediately pressed
into service in an emergency. MGNREGS funds can be utilized to
give them wages.
6)Recognition of best efforts: This is one of the best
incentives to promote the disaster risk reduction practices into
development. Volunteers and officials should be recognized for their
efforts in reducing vulnerability to flood.
7)Regulations: strict guidelines have to be given to all
public/private institurions, schools, colleges, hospitals etc not to
keep costly equipments and generators in the ground floor.
8) Sufficient Supply of petrol/diesel should be ensured before
every north east monsoon. At the time of disasters lot of fuel will be
needed for carrying out relief works. 148
12. COMMUNITY AND OTHER STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION
CBDRM
Total Coastal Habitation 77 Villages
Chennai Corporation covered for 19 Villages Gummidipoondi Block for 16 Villages Minjur Blocks for 42 Villages Details of Training Programme for
1. One day orientation
2. VDRMP Programme - 73 Camp
3. VDMT Programme (Trying) - 12 Camp
4. First Aid Programme - 3 Camp
5. Mock Drill Programme -
6. Pilot Village programme -
FIRST RESPONDENTS TEAM / SNAKE CATCHERS / SWIMMERS / TREE CLIMBER
The First Respondents teams were formed in Tiruvallur District
with Snake catchers, Swimmers and Tree Climber during North East
Monsoon - 2016 as detailed below.
1 No.of Division 4
2 No.of Taluks 12
3 No.of First Respondents 311
4 No.of Snake Catchers 70
5 No.of Swimmers 288
6 No.of Tree Climbers 177
NGOS 149
NGO LIST
Sl. Name of the NGO Address of the NGO Phone No No
Madras Social Service No.1, 2nd Floor,No.329, TTK Road, 9941590501 1 Society (MSSS) Alwarpet, Chennai-600 018. 24996926 No.21, Shallom Illam, 9841103646 2 Hand in Hand (HIH) Gandhipuram, LIC Backside, 27667062 Tiruvallur. Gnanammal Integrated J.N.Road Street, Anne's Schools, 3 Rural Women Development 27662802 Tiruvallur District. Society (GIRWDS)
Centre for Research on New 4 International Economic Old Shell Factory Site, Pulicat. 9843747971 Order(CRENIEO) Integrated Rural Community PB.No.7, No.13, Dr.Abdul Kalam 9444487237 5 Development Society Street, MDM Nagar, Thiruvallur 9444863059 (IRCDS) District. Society Daughters Mary St.Joseph Hospital, Poonamallee, 26494739 6 Immaculate & Collabarators Chennai-59. 9444390718 (DMI) No.32, Anna Street, Athipet, New Life Social Welfare 9840744072 7 Ambattur Industrial Estate, Centre (NEW LIFE) '044-26243637 Chennai-58. Integrated Women No.14/57, Thiru Nagar, 9444254247 8 Development Institute Villivakkam, Chennai-49. 9445208677 (IWDI) Madras Social Development No.63, New Street, Poonamallee, 9894548950 9 Society (MSDS) Chennai-56. 26273589
Mother Theresa Rural No.2, Brahmin Street, 27, Educational Development 94432824444 10 Sholinghur Road, Pallipet Town & Charitable Society 9786327888 Taluk, Thrivallur District. (MOTHER THERESA) Women Children and No.33/2A, Ponniyamman Koil 9444832028 11 Community Development Street, Kalaivanar Nagar, Padi, '044-26542700 Trust (WCCDT) Chennai-50. Social Association for Village Ammaiyarkuppam Road, R.K.Pet, 9443521553 12 Embracement (SAVE) Pallipet Taluk, Thiruvallur District. '04172326820 Sagyee Institute of No.8, 3rd Line Beach, Clivebattery, 13 Rehabilitation with Peoples 044-25265173 Chennai-600 001. Involvement (SIRPI) 150
Annai Indira Development No.16, Sholingar Road, Pallipet- 14 9443434749 Charitable Trust (AIRDCT) 631 207. Urban and Rural Women No.1/110, Arumandhai Kootu 15 and Childrens Developemnt 9380551324 Salai, Poodur Post, Sholavaram. Society (URWCDS) National Agro Foundation Anna University Complex, 16 044-22542083 (NAF) Tharamani Road, Tharamani. Plot No.25, door No.28, Women Integration for 17 Murugappas Nagar, Tiruttani, 9843288922 Nature Development (WIND) Tiruvallur District. Old No.10/2, New No.31, First 18 PIONEER TRAD Street, Krishnadoss Road, 26620212 Mangalapuram, Chennai-12. Repco Foundation J.N.Road, Oil 19 REPCO 9444394381 Mill Junction, Thriuvallur
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RED CROSS MEMBERS
DATE OF S.NO NAME ADDRESS ENROLMENT NO:22,ASSOORI ST, TIRUVALLUR- 1. A.NAGALINGAN 02.04.2001. 602001. NO:130,BAZAAR ST, TIRUVALLUR- 2. T.S.BALARAMAN 02.04.2001. 602001. NO:36,BAZAAR ST, TIRUVALLUR- 3. T.AYYAPPAN 02.04.2001. 602001. NO:34,BAZAAR ST, TIRUVALLUR- 4. R.CHINNASWAMY 02.04.2001. 602001. NO:5,EKKADU ROAD,SRI 5. S.L.ANUSHA VENKATESHWARA RICE WILL- 01.07.2001. TIRUVALLUR-602001. NO:213-A GANDHI 6. K.SELVAMANI ROAD,SRIPERUMBUDUR TOWN,AND 08.11.2001. TALUK, KANCHIPURAM DIST. NO:40,PERUMAL KOIL ST,WEST BANK 7. B.PONVIZHI 09.11.2001. NAGAR,AMBATHUR. NO:53,NORTH,RAJA ST,TIRUVALLUR 8. M.M.S.RAJESHKUMAR 09.11.2001. TOWN. 9. A.R.POOVANNAN NO:10,AGARAM ST,TIRUVALLUR-1. 10.11.2001. NO:31,NORTH MADA 10. T.PANNEERSELVAM 14.11.2001. ST,THIRUVOTTIUR-CHENNAI-19. NO:14,MOTHILAL ST,TIRUVALLUR- 11. V.GAJAPATHY 15.12.2001. 602001. NO:25,MOTHILAL ST,TIRUVALLUR- 12. S.RAMESH 01.12.2001. 602001. NO:09,KANAKAVALLIPURAM 13. K.DAMCDARAN 01.12.2001. ST,TIRUVALLUR. NO:1,IV CORSS,M.G.ROAD, 14. B.CHINNAPPA CHETTY 21.01.2002. PATTABIRAM.600072 15. MRS.SUCHITA BHANDARI NO:91,N.M.ROAD,AVADI, CHENNAI-54. 21.01.2002. 16. RAJIV BHANDARI NO:91,N.M.ROAD,AVADI, CHENNAI-54. 21.01.2002. CHANDRAPRAKASH 17. NO:91,N.M.ROAD,AVADI, CHENNAI-54. 21.01.2002. BHANDARI NO:65,PILLIAR KOIL ST, 18. M.DHARANI GOKUL MELMANABEDU, VELLAVEDU- 21.01.2002. 602107. NO:42,THIRUMALAI RAJAPURAM 19. VINOD SHARMA 21.01.2002. ,AVADI. NO:42,THIRUMALAI 20. M.VISHNUSHARMA 21.01.2002. RAJAPURAM,AVADI. NO:4/28,PULIAMBEDU, 21. D.ELUMALAI 21.01.2002. THIRUVERKADU POST. NO:580,TRUNK ROAD, POONAMALLEE, 22. R.RADHAKRISHNAN 21.01.2002. CHENNAI-56. NO:5,D.P.RAMAN ST, GANDHI 23. B.JAYARAMAN 21.01.2002. NAGAR,AVADI-54. NO:10/48,LIS MAIN 24. E.JAYANTHI ST,KRISHNAPURAM, TIRUNINRAVUR- 21.01.2002. 602024. RAJAMMANI NURSING HOME 25. DR.K.GANESAN 21.01.2002. PATTABIRAM,CHENNAI-72. 152
26. C.SHATHILAL JAIN NO:N.M.ROAD,AVADI, CHENNAI. 21.01.2002. NO:200,N.M.ROAD, AVADI,CHENNAI- 27. S.PAWANKUMAR 21.01.2002. 54 NO:12,VAIDEESWARAN KOVIL ST,1 ST 28. K.VENKATACHALAPATHY 21.01.2002. FLOOR, POONAMALLEE,CHENNAI-566. DR.ILANGOVAN NO:8/1,O.P.RAMAN ST,BANDHI 29. 21.01.2002. VEDAGIRI NAGAR,AVADI. NO:70,S.P.HIGH ROAD, 30. R.BASKAR MANAVALANAGAR, TIRUVALLUR- 10.06.2004. 602002. NO:70,GANDHI ROAD,TIRUVALLUR- 31. K.PADMINI 31.07.2004. 602001. NO:150,REDHILLS ROAD,IKKADU R.VETRIVEL 32. VILLAGE & POST,TIRUVALLUR- 31.07.2004. ADVOCATE 602001. NO:52,AGARAM ST,TIRUVALLUR- 33. S.DILLI 15.08.2004. 602001. BAVANI AMMAN KOIL S.PURUSHOTHAMAN 34. ST,KANNADAPALAYAM, TIRUVALLUR- 16.09.2004. ADVOCATE 602024. NO:25,VEERANNAN ST,TIRUVALLUR- 35. T.BALAJI 10.11.2004. 602001.
NO:NAAMIAR ST,NEW THIRUPACHUR 36. N.S.SASIKUMAR 05.02.2005. VILLAGE, TIRUVALLUR TALUK.
NO:161,J.N.ROAD, TIRUVALLUR- 37. P.G.HARIKRISHNAN 05.02.2005. 602001.
NO:--RAJIPURAM PART-II- 38. B.KAMAL BABU 05.02.2005. TIRUVALLUR.
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WELFARE ASSOCIATIONS
Sl. Registration No. Name of the Welfare Association Address No & Year No.38A, Pallavan Pallavan Thirunagar, Thirunagar, 1. 93/1990 Residential Welfare Association Keezhnallathur Village, Tiruvallur Taluk FCI Colony (Jani Ram Nagar ) Residential Plot No.205, 5th Street, 2. 91/2005 Welfare Association Sevvaipet Gangai Amman Nagar Residential Gangai Amman Koil 2nd 3. 42/2006 Welfare Association Ondikuppam Street, Ondikuppam Ganapathi Nagar, Lakshmi Nagar, Veera Raghavan Nagar and Sangeetha Nagar No.55 Ganapathi Nagar, 4. 93/2006 Residential Welfare Association, Thiruvoor Thozhuvoor Society Nagar Residential Welfare No.167, Society Nagar, 5. 110/2006 Association Putlur Gokul Garden Residential Welfare Plot No.2, Gokul Garden 6. 139/2006 Association Melnallathur Sri Balaji Nagar, Sudharson Nagar and Periyapalayam Salai, 7. Ganapathi Nagar Residential Welfare Pakkam Village, 27/2007 Association Thirunindravoor Brindhavan Nagar, Brindhavan Nagar Residential Welfare 8. Brindhavan Nagar 99/2007 Association Extension Sri Veera Anjaneya Nagar, Sivankulam, No.284/2, Veera 9. Poonthotta Nagar, Anjalamman Nagar, Anjaneya Nagar, Putlur 103/2007 Residential Welfare Association Road Kakkalur Maruthi New Town, Sri Nagar and Plot No.64, Oora Avenue 10. Surroundings Residential Welfare Maruthi New Town 34/2008 Association Kakkalur No.10, Maruthi Street, 1st Arignar Anna Residential Welfare 11. M.G.R. Nagar, Manavala 74/2008 Association, Manavalanagar Nagar No.36, Sri Subramaniya Sri Subramanyapuram Residential 12. Puram Arakkonam, Road 7/2009 Welfare Association, Tiruttani Tiruttani New. No.1-508, Old Shanthi Nagar Residential Welfare 13. No.923, Shanthi Nagar, 8/2009 Association 88 Veppampattu 88 Veppampattu Dhasarathan Nagar, Residential Welfare No.77, Dhasarathan 14. 14/2010 Association Nagar, Veppampattu No.598, Dr.Ambedhkar 15. Egattur Residential Welfare Association 190/2010 Nagar, Egattur S.S.S.V.K.B (Sai Nagar, Santhanam Nagar, Sudhakar Nagar, Venkatalakshmi No.8, Santhanam Nagar, 16. 269/2010 Nagar, Balaji Nagar ) Residential Welfare 89 Veppampattu Association 89 Veppampattu 17. P.S.V. (Poombugar Nagar, Sudharson Plot No.13, Sudharson 49/2010 154
Nagar, Venkataraman Nagar) Residential Nagar, 89 Veppampattu Welfare Association 89 Veppampattu No.27, Door No.1100, R.R.R.M.S.(R.G.P) Nagar, Residential 18. RGP Nagar, Phase –I 89 94/2011 Welfare Association, Veppampattu No.C Block, G2 (C G-2) Kongurunathar Flats Residential Welfare 19. Lakshmi Nagar, 118/2011 Association, Thozhuvoor IDPL, Nagar Residential Welfare No.277, Bajanai Koil 20. 15/2012 Association, Street, Thiruvoor Perumalpattu TNHB Residential Welfare Plot No.306, TNHB , 21. 34/2012 Association, Perumalpattu Vanmathi Nagar, OM Nagar Residential Plot No.41, Vanmathi 22. 38/2012 Welfare Association, Kanthankollai Nagar Kanthankollai Plot No.40, Sundhar Combined Residential Welfare 23. Babu Nagar, 61/2013 Association, 89 Veppampattu Veppampattu Ganga Nagar Residential Welfare 24. Sevvaipet, Thiruvoor Post 62/2013 Association No.659, Ellaiyamman Ellaiyamman Koil Salai, Anna Nagar Koil Salai, Mars Nagar, 25. West Exten. Plot Owner Residential 95/2013 Near Anna Nagar West Welfare Association, Exten. Veppampattu Ramakrishna Nagar, Ramakrishna Nagar No.3, Ramakrishna Exten, Ramakrishna Nagar Avenue 26. Nagar Exten. 128/2013 Annex, Udhayam Nagar Residential Veppampattu Welfare Association, Veppampattu Plot No.146, Bharathi K.G.R. Vinoth Town Residential Welfare 27. Street, K.G.R.Vinoth 134/2013 Association 89 Veppampattu Town 89, Perumalpattu Jayalakshmi Nagar and Manarar Nagar, Plot No.35, Jayalakshmi 28. 155/2013 Residential Welfare Association Nagar, Veppampattu Mullai Nagar, Telecom Avenue Ram No.1, Telecom Avenue 89 29. Nagar, Narasimman Nagar Residential 156/2013 Veppampattu Welfare Association, 89 Veppampattu No.3rd Street, Ponnagaram Residential Welfare 30. Ponnagaram, Agaram 170/2013 Association Village No.1100/2, Ambedhkar Dr.Ambedhkar Nagar, Residential 31. Nagar 4th Street, 87 3/2014 Welfare Association Veppampattu No.10, Karumariyamman Thomurar Nagar Residential Welfare 32. Street, Thomurar Nagar, 15/2014 Association, Rajaji Puram, Tiruvallur Venkatesawara Nagar, Including all No.46A, Venkateswara 33. 30/2014 Nagar Residential Welfare Association, Nagar, 90 Ayathur
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Tiruvallur Residential Welfare Plot No.258, Vel Nagar, 34. 116/2014 Association, Polivakkam Plot No.18, Land Worth Aru Nagar Residential Welfare 35. Nagar 25/89, 120/2014 Association, Veppampattu No.126A, Komathi Komathi Amman Nagar Annex 36. Amman Nagar, Annex, 12/2015 Residential Welfare Association Putlur S.K.Nagar, Residential Welfare Plot No.102, S.K.Nagar, 37. 17/2015 Association, Thozhuvoor 93, Thozhuvoor Navasakthi Nagar Navasakthi Nagar and Sengalamman 38. Poonga, No.88 68/2015 Nagar Residential Welfare Association Veppampattu J.Jayalalitha Nagar, Residential Welfare No.247, J.Jayalalitha 39. 71/2015 Association Old Thirupachur Nagar, Old Thirupachur Thozhuvoor Village, Sri Visalatchi Nagar Residential Welfare 40. Ramapuram Pakkam 22/2016 Association Salai, Kakkalur Post No.12, Siva Vishnu Nathaji Residential Welfare Association 41. Street, S.N.Puram 37/2016 Polivakkam Polivakkam No.34, Mahaveer Avenue Kaviyarasu Kannadhasan Nagar,and 42. Kannadhasan Nagar 47/2016 Others Residential Welfare Association Exten. Tiruvallur J.A.C.T.S. Residential Welfare Plot No.161, Tiruvallur 43. 73/2016 Association Nagar, Thiruvoor
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LOCAL BODIES etc.,
1. There are 14 Blocks, 5 Municipalities, 10 Town Panchayats
and 5 Corporation Zones in Tiruvallur District.
2. The Local Bodies at the time of Disaster like Flood,
Cyclone etc., should provide chlorinated Drinking Water to
public.
3. They should make arrangements for the Transportation of
the Drinking Water to the affected areas.
4. Dumped garbage and decayed materials have to be
removed immediately by local bodies.
5. They should provide medical facilities / Camps at Flooded
areas and where people are made to stay. 157
13. LINKAGES /CO-ORDINATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES FOR
DISASTER MANAGMENET
District Administration is co-ordinating with other agencies and
Departments like Revenue, Police, Fire, PWD, Health, Agriculture, Highways ,
Veterinary, Fisheries, Civil Supplies, Education, Electricity, Transport and
Rural Development Departments as follows.
Revenue Department Co-ordinate Mock Drills with the assistance of Fire and Rescue,
Police and Rural Development Department
Constitute Taluk level and Village level preparedness Teams with the
help of local bodies, local NGO’s and Revenue Officials.
Quick mobilization of resources for relief and rehabilitation to the
Disaster spot.
Prepare a list of potential shelters while clearly specifying their
capacity and check upon their suitability for accommodating people.
Police Department To be alert to meet with any emergencies To undertake rescue operation along with fire Department. To keep ready the wireless sets in all the Police stations for passing the messages about the damages and relief operations to the officers concerned. To maintain law and order To maintain communication
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Fire and Rescue Service Department
As soon as indication of an impending disaster is received except
an earthquake or fire, a quick assessment to this effect will be made by
the district SOP. The information is passed on to the higher quarters of
the districts and state level and their advice / guidance be sought as to
the line of action to be taken. Dist. Crisis Management Committee so
constituted will handle the situation; liaise with the State Crisis
Management Committee for any advice and guidance. The format for
reporting is as follows.
Whenever there is slightest information regarding probability of an
impounding disaster, more information should be collected on the
following characteristics of the disaster.
(i) Type of disaster (ii) Severity of disaster (iii) Probable date & time of strike of the disaster
The following equipment should be kept ready for the early warning dissemination.
1. Public address systems mounted on a vehicle, Megaphones, Sirens.
2. Water Tender, Emergency Rescue Tender, Quick Response Vehicles, Fire Bullet.
3. Even drums, crackers to alert public.
4. One can hire vehicles, public address system, batteries from outside for the purpose.
5. Tape recorders for playing prerecorded messages
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The supervision of the early warning should be carried out by the DFO. Local station house officer should be made responsible for proper early warning. SFO’s should take charge of his own areas to ensure proper early warning is disseminated to each and every corner and to each and every individual. The officers should keep in mind the following points.
1. DFO can send special officers in the rank of ADFO or SFO’s from the Hqrs to supervise the early warning.
2. QRV of supervisory officers should carry public address system and warn the public
3. All supervising officers should carry own ration, water, clothing, weapon, fuel for the vehicle to work independently.
4. The supervising officers should be well informed with the impounding disaster.
5. Talk to people as much as possible and convince them not to underestimate the disaster.
6. Take the help of revenue officials, local NGOs NCC groups, teachers, local representatives to give wide publicity and regarding necessary precautions.
7. District Hqrs. To collect time to time information from police station regarding progress in early warning, areas covered, mode of early warning, number of times warning given.
8. Supervising officer to report regarding their observation and satisfaction regarding early warning operation.
9. Field Fire station to ask for necessary help for vehicle, public address System and logistic support for effective early warning.
10. Early warning should be made on a continued basis.
11. No time should be wasted in drafting the message to be announced to the public.
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EVACUATION
It is always wiser to move away from the path of the disaster than to face the disaster. The evacuation can be the most difficult of response operation in the disaster affected areas. Evacuation could be of two types. 1. Precautionary (in most cases undertaken prior to impact to protect disaster threatened persons from the full effect of the disaster).
2. Post impact (in order to move persons from a disaster stricken area into a safer surrounding and conditions). The following points need to be considered for the right evacuation. 1. Better the evacuation lesser is the casualties. 2. Priority be given to inaccessible, remote and Vulnerable areas. 3. Evacuate first the women and children 4. Evacuate during the day time and don’t wait for the night. 5. Identify typical shelters for typical disasters. 6. Rain and flood conditions require raised mounds 7. Cyclonic conditions require cyclone shelters and RCC buildings
Search and Rescue (SAR) The search and rescue operation should be carried out as soon as possible after the disaster is passed. The first 72 hours is called the golden hours. All efforts should be made to rescue the victims. The following point should be kept in my mind while carrying out the search and rescue operation. a. Deploy SAR team for saving lives. b. Work in tandem with other emergency services (108 services)
c. Coordinate with the emergency services and other organizations. d. Provide maps and guides to SAR teams e. Ensure /facility for deployment of SAR team at the disaster site. f. Identify and demarcate reception point for survivor g. Provide shelter to the survivors h. Create temporary mortuary for victims i. Carry out identification of the victims 161
j. Carry out search by boats k. Carry out search by dogs & electric equipment for victim in side debris, house collapse. l. First principle – Quick response m. Second principle – Better late than never
Public Works Department:
To send daily reports regarding reservoir level and inflow and
discharge from the reservoir and major rivers from first October till
December end.
To keep close watch over the dams, rivers, Anicut by having the
patrolling team. To give immediate information though wireless if excess
inflow of water in river and channel is noticed. To strengthen the week
portions and vulnerable points in the water courses.
To watch possible breaches in river banks by setting up mobile
teams with adequate number of staff.
To keep sufficient number of sand bags, along with transport facility
for instant mobilization to the vulnerable places.
Health The Public Health Department is the nodal agency responsible for
monitoring and control of epidemics. Local governments and municipal
authorities also have a responsibility for taking appropriate steps in this
context. Therefore, success of mitigation strategy for control of epidemics
is depending on the type of coordination that exists between the Health
Department and local authorities. Mitigation efforts for control of
epidemics would include
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1. Surveillance and warning
2. Preventive and Primitive measures
3. Strengthening institutional infrastructure... Like...
• Promoting and strengthening community hospitals with adequate
network of Para-professionals will improve the capacity of the Health
Department for surveillance and control of epidemics.
• Establishing testing laboratories at appropriate locations in different
divisions within the State will reduce the time taken for diagnosis and
subsequent warning.
• Establishing procedures and methods of coordination between Health
Departments and local authorities.
•
Highways Department To ensure that the roads are properly maintained by locating the
sensitive points and strengthening them. To keep ready the rescue teams
with the tree cutting materials preferably power saws for removing the food
and wind fallen trees. To keep sufficient stock of gunny bags, casurina
and bamboo poles for strengthening the road against over washes. To keep
special terms to attend to the breaches in roads and culverts and cause
ways. 163
The Tiruvallur Division is maintaining 1674.026 Km length of
roads in Tiruvallur district. The category wise length of road is as follows.
Road Category Total Road Length
1. State Highways 505.88 km
2. Major District Road 316.57 km 3. Other District Roads 838.51 km 4. Sugarcane Road 13.07 Km TOTAL 1674.03Km
Medical Department To keep ready sufficient quantity of medicines such as drugs, and
surgical textiles in the government hospitals and PHCs.
To form firs aid parties for rendering first aid on the spot and these
first aid parties should be equipped with stretches and other emergency
transport facilities like ambulances.
To keep mobile surgical units for providing surgical facilities where
the facility are deficient.
To keep sufficient stock of blood at the blood bank during the period
from October to December.
To keep sufficient number of beds by restricting their admissions
only to those who require emergency and immediate hospitalization.
To keep sufficient Ambulances to mobility to attend the emergency situation.
Fisheries Department 164
To issue warning to the fishermen and boatmen to be alert of the possible damages. To keep ready sufficient number of private boats and kattamaram with crew and nylon ropes etc., Civil supplies To ensure that adequate stock of rice, sugar and kerosene at all
storage points throughout the district (at least one month minimum stock
should be kept) in co-ordination with senior Regional manager TNCSC.
To ensure that all the fair price shops kept open all the days without
stock out in coordination with the Joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies.
Education Department. To keep ready the school buildings in good condition for providing shelter to the affected people. Tamil Nadu Electricity Board.
To keep ready sufficient number of generators with trained personnel
to operate them with mobilisation facilities.
To employ special team for putting off electricity supply at the times
of any disaster so that the loss due to electrocution can be avoided.
To keep sufficient number of rubber gloves and safety tools at all the
sub stations.
To form special teams to attend to the falling of electric lines, poles,
transmission towers etc.,
To ensure proper earth wiring and proper over head cabling to prevent
death due to short circuit.
Transport Department 165
To keep ready list of private vehicles along with the details of owners
so that the vehicles can be sent to the affected areas whenever warranted.
Rural Development Department
To keep watch over the roads under their control
To keep ready equipments needed for attending the breaches
To make arrangements to clean the drinking water supply in the
rural areas by chlorinating.
To be ready to transport drinking water to the affected areas if
needed with the help of District Officer of water board.
Disposal of dead human bodies animal caresses. 166
14. BUDGET AND OTHER FINANCIAL ALLOCATIONS
10.1) Immediate relief to the victims of
Hut Damages fully : Rs.5,000/-
Hut Damages partly : Rs.4,100/-
Loss of Human Life : Rs.4,00,000/-
Free Rice : 10 KG of Rice and 1 litre of Kerosene
Free clothing : 1 Saree and 1 Dothi
10.2) Relief for Cattle Loss
Adult Cattle (Cow, Buffalo) : Rs.30,000/-
Adult Cattle Bullock : Rs.25,000/-
Calf of Cow : Rs.16,000/-
Sheep, Goat : Rs.3,000/-
Poverty : Rs.100/-
For the crop damages, the Joint Director of Agriculture and Joint
Director of Horticulture will assess the damages and grant the relief amount as per G.O.Ms.No.380, Revenue [D.M.III (2)] Department, Dated:
27.10.2015.
The Assistant Director of Handloom and the Assistant Director of
Fisheries are Granting relief amount to the eligible weaves and fishermen.
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BUDGET AND OTHER FINANCIAL ALLOCATION
North East Monsoon- 2015 (REVENUE DEPARTMENT)
Total Total funds Sl. Expenditure Details sanctioned by Balance Remarks No. incurred by CRA in Rs. Taluks From the Total expenditure incurred by Taluks Rs.51,36,640/-has Hut been Returned and 1. Damages/ 3057162400 3009557900 47604500 the amount has been Inundation remitted into Government Account with relevant head of account. UC sent to CRA 8016000 8016000 0 UC sent to CRA 2. Cattle Loss Not claimed 1776000 0 1776000 UC sent to CRA 3. Human Loss 22000000 22000000 0 UC sent to CRA Not claimed 4. Food packet 146505250 42257180 104248070 UC sent to CRA Not claimed 5. Mat 34050000 3680000 30370000 UC sent to CRA Not claimed 6. Bedsheet 30600000 30563700 36300 UC sent to CRA Incidental 7. and other 10000000 10000000 0 UC Sent to CRA contingent Remitted Challan No.NIL Dated: Agriculture 12.07.2016 at State 8. Crop 443235000 421009000 22226000 Bank of India, Damages Tiruvallur. (copy enclosed) UC Sent to CRA Horticulture 9. 34131000 34131000 0 UC sent to CRA (Crops)
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VARDAH CYCLONE - 2016 (REVENUE DEPARTMENT)
Total Total funds Sl. Expenditure Details sanctioned by Balance Remarks No. incurred by CRA in Rs. Taluks
Not claimed Hut 1. 289600000 286541300 3058700 UC awaited from Damages Tahsildars Not claimed 2. Cattle Loss 3300000 3015400 284600 UC awaited from Tahsildars 3. Human Loss 2800000 2800000 0 UC sent to CRA Remitted Challan No.112 Dated: 28.03.2017 at Agriculture State Bank of India, 4. Crop 435552711 435550445 2266 Tiruvallur. (copy Damages enclosed) UC sent to CRA Remitted Challan No.113 Dated: 28.03.2017 at Horticulture State Bank of India, 5. Crop 66114809 66114674 135 Tiruvallur. (copy Damages enclosed) UC sent to CRA
Amount Allotted to Tiruvallur District for Rs.10,00,00,000/- immediate relief and restoration Less: Amount allocated to Rs.5,00,000/- Tahsildar, Ponneri Amount released for Crop Rs.9,85,00,000/- Damages Public Relation Officer, TVR Rs.1,20,700/- (Vardah Cyclone Damages Video Coverage and Photos) Total Rs.9,91,20,700/- Balance Rs.8,79,300/-
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STATUS OF DRINKING WATER SCHEMES / WORKS SANCTIONED UNDER SDRF
Physical Financial Sl. Name of the Allotment Achievement No. Department Target Achievement (Rs.in (Rs.in Crores) Crores)
1. TWAD 47 47 0.98 0.97
2. CMA 100 63 1.35 1.11
3. RD 3 3 0.10 0.10
4. DTP 73 72 0.46 0.41
Total 223 185 2.89 2.59
STATUS OF DRINKING WATER SCHEMES / WORKS SANCTIONED UNDER SOURCES OTHER THAN SDRF:
Physical Financial Sl. Name of the Allotment Achievement No. Department Target Achievement (Rs.in (Rs.in Crores) Crores)
1. TWAD 103 103 3.06 2.91
2. CMA 10 8 0.41 0
3. RD 72 72 1.34 1.34
4. DTP 0 0 0 0
Total 185 183 4.81 4.25 170
15. MONITORING AND EVALUATION
For effective monitoring of the Disaster Management Plan,
frequent co-ordination meeting with the line Department officials are
conducted at District Divisional and Taluk Level.
The Disaster Management Plan is periodically updated to suit the
situations prevailing then and there.
Periodical uploading of updated plans at India Disaster Knowledge
Network (IDKN) and India Disaster Resource Network (IDRN) is also
ensured.
FIELD VISIT BY HON’BLE MINISTERS OF TAMILNADU As per the instruction of Government Hon’ble Ministers of Tamil Nadu, M.P.Tiruvallur Parliamentary Constituency, Monitoring officer and District Collector Visited and assessed the drought affected areas. 171
Hon’ble Ministers of Tamil Nadu, M.P. Tiruvallur Parliamentary
Constituency, Monitoring officer and District Collector, also visited the
Gudapakkam village in Poonamallee Block and interacted with farmers. The
Hon’ble Ministers assured that necessary action will be taken to give appropriate compensation base on the enumeration done by the Agriculture
Department. 172
Hon’ble Ministers of Tamil Nadu, M.P. Tiruvallur Parliamentary
Constituency, Monitoring officer and District Collector, inspected the
Gudapakkam village in connection with ascertaining the drinking water supply position. The project Director, DRDA has briefed the present position of ground water and action plan to meet out the water scarcity if any in future. 173
NODAL OFFICERS CONDUCTING GROUND TRUTHING EXERCISE WITH FIELD LEVEL OFFICIALS As per the instruction of the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of
Revenue Administration, a Nodal Officer in the cadre of Deputy Collector has been appointed to each taluk for conducting Ground Truthing Exercise and to enumerate the actual extent and No. of farmers affected due to drought.
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Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri , RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 1
Area of operation : Tiruvur & Vengathur Firka, Tiruvallur Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. Ramesh, Special Tahsildar (SSS), Tiruvallur - 9944280474 Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.S.Dhandapani Assist. Exe.Engineer, PWD, KWSP 9444215423 Sub Division – III, Thiruvallur. 2 R.Inbanathan Assistant Divisional Engineer, 9443624247 Highways, Tiruvallur 3 Dr.Velmurugan District Epidemiologist, Health Dept. 7200901444 Tiruvallur 4 K.Gnanavel Leading Fireman, Fire & Rescue 9498002881 Department, Tiruvur 5 C.Sekaran Head Surveyor, Taluk Office, 9629413481 Tiruvallur 6 J.Shankar Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, Vengathur 9994284378
7 Alagesan Sub Inspector, Tiruvallur 9498110108
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 2
Area of operation : Kadambathur & Mappedu Firka, Tiruvallur Taluk
Head of the Team - Tmt.Karkuzhali, Tahsildar, Tiruvallur - 9445000494 / Tmt. P.V.Seethalakshmi, Block Development Officer (VP), Kadampathur - 7402606184
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.S.Vetrivel AE, PWD, Sec- I, KWSP Sub Division 9841268315 – III, Thiruvallur. 2 E. Sathish kumar Junior Draughting Officer, 9444335786 Highways, Tiruvallur 3 Dr.K. Ramesh Assistant Programme Manager, 9884348803 Health Dept. Tiruvallur 4 S. Willson Rajkumar Station Officer, Fire & Rescue 9445086158 Department, Tiruvallur 5 M.C.Chakravathy Taluk Deputy Surveyor, Tiruvallur 9092248543 6 V. Dhamodaran Taluk Supply Officer, Tiruvallur 9176496823
7 Jayaraj Sub Inspector, Tiruvallur 9498147758 175
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11)
Team - 3
Area of operation : Tiruvallur, Pandur & Poondi Firka, Tiruvallur Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. S. Senthilkumaran, Municipal Commissioner, Tiruvallur - 8939706828 / Thiru. K.Madhavan, Block Development Officer (VP), Poondi - 7402606179
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.Gowrisankar AE, PWD, Sec–II, KWSP Sub 9443038512 Division – III, Thiruvallur. 2 M.Srinivasan Road Inspector, Highways, 9894326440 Tiruvallur 3 Dr.S. Deepalakshmi District Training Team Medical 9840262696 Officer, Health Dept. Tiruvallur 4 C. Selvaraj Station Officer, Fire & Rescue 9445086168 Department, Tiruvallur 5 M.Pradip Harish Kumar Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 9003332863 Tiruvallur 6 S.Varadharajan Zonal Dy. BDO, Tiruvallur 7402902529 7 Pushparaj Spl. Sub-Inspector, Tiruvallur 9498147554 Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 4
Area of operation : Velliyur & Amanambakkam Firka, Tiruvallur Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. Sandhanam, Block Development Officer (BP), Tiruvallur - 7402606174
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 K. Selvakumar Asst.Exe.Engineer, PWD, (WRD), 9952046172 Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Thiruvallur – 602 001 2 N.Munirathinam Superintendent, Highways, 9994830811 Thiruvalur Sub Division 3 Russalraj BHS Athimanjeripet, Health Dept., 9841229409 Pallipet 4 B.S. Devaraj Station Officer (T), Fire & Rescue 9751398543 Department, Pallipattu 5 Muniyavel Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 9944327319 Tiruvallur 6 Tmt.G.Uma Maheswari Municipal Engineer, Tiruvallur 9087715614 7 Sampathkumar Gr.I 1336 9498147491 176
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 5
Area of operation : Thirumazhisai Firka, PoonamalleeTaluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.A.Lakshmanan, Tahsildar, Poonamallee - 9445000496 / Thiru.P.Jothi, Block Development Officer (VP), Poonamallee - 7402606194
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.B.Arularasi AE, PWD, Sec–III, KWSP Sub 7845730780 Division – III, Thiruvallur. 2 K. Prabhu Assistant Engineer, Highways, 9790850998 Poonamallee 3 P.C.Soundararajan Technical Personal Assistant, Health 9444721134 Dept. Tiruvallur 4 K.Thenarasu ADO, Fire & Rescue, Poonamallee 9445086014 5 K.Ravi Head Surveyor, Taluk Office, 9444701723 Poonamallee 6 M. Dhamotharan Taluk Supply Officer, Poonamallee 9976869349
7 Alagesan Sub Inspector, Poonamallee 8939779190
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 6
Area of operation : Vayalanallur Firka, Poonamallee Taluk Head of the Team - Tmt. M. Kalaiselvi, District Adi-Dravidar and Tribal Welfare Officer, Tiruvallur - 7338801276
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.K.Ravichandran AE, PWD, Sec-IV, KWSP Sub 9443034306 Division – III, Thiruvallur. 2 Ramachandran Junior Draughting Officer, 9444294521 Highways, Poonamallee 3 M.Ravi Assistant Director (SBHI) , Health 9444135409 Dept. Tiruvallur 4 K.Gopal Asst. District Officer, Fire & Rescue 9445086165 Department 5 D.Mannikaraj Taluk Deputy Surveyor, 9444109712 Poonamallee 6 Melky Raja Singh Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-1, 7402902596 Poonamallee 7 Prasith Deepa Sub Inspector, Poonamallee 9498128924 177
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 7
Area of operation : Nemam Firka, Poonamalee Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. S. Selvaarusu, Special Deputy Collector (LA), TNUDP – III, Poonamallee - 9443624898 / Thiru.Peter Arunkumar, Block Development Officer (BP), Poonamallee - 7402606193
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.N.Krishnan Assist. Exe.Engineer, PWD, KWSP 9443066121 Sub Division – IV, Thiruvallur. 2 M. Devaraj Road Inspector, Highways, 9940533629 Poonamallee 3 Durairaj District Entomologist, Health Dept. 9894196580 Tiruvallur 4 S.Ramesh LF 6180, Fire & Rescue Dept., 9551152669 Poonamallee 5 P.Issac Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 9444527220 Poonamallee 6 R.Sathyamurthy Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-2, 7402902597 Poonamallee 7 Jothi Sub Inspector, Poonamallee 9498103302
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 8
Area of operation : Poonamallee Municipality (Ward No.1. to 10), Poonamallee Taluk
Head of the Team - Tmt. S. Chitra, Municipal Commissioner, Poonamallee - 8754578103
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er. S.Pradeesh AE,PWD, Sec – I, KWSP Sub 9444888930 Division – IV, Thiruvallur. 2 V.Selvarajan Road Inspector, Highways, 9382733483 Poonamallee 3 S.Mala Entomological Assistant, Health 9952941128 Dept. Tiruvallur 4 K.Venkatchalam SOT, Fire & Rescue Department, 8508203677 Poonamallee 5 K.Vijayalakshmi Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 8695569390 Poonamallee 9965761142 6 K.Kalliyammal Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-3, 7402902598 Poonamallee 7 Tr. Sathyamoorthy Sub-Inspector of Police, T12 9498128487 Poonamallee Police station Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile 178
No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 9
Area of operation : Poonamallee Municipality (Ward No.11. to 21), Poonamallee Taluk Head of the Team - Mr.M.Baskaran Tahsildar (SSS) Poonamallee - 9994124433
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 P.Yamuna Executive Officer, Town Panchayat, 8883100167 Tirumazhisai 2 C.D.Soundararajan Road Inspector, Highways, 9894701325 Poonamallee 3 S.Chandran Entomological Assistant, Health 9444661887 Dept. Tiruvallur 4 S.Karunanidhi LF, Fire and Rescue Dept. 7299443185 Poonamallee 5 D.Bavani Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 9043991694 Poonamallee 9444273237 6 N.Vimala Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-4, 7402902599 Poonamallee 7 Tmt.Prasith Deepa Women Sub-Inspector of Police, T12 9498128924 Poonamallee Police station
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) Team - 10
Area of operation : Uthukottai, Pennalurpet & Velakapuram Firka, Uthukottai Taluk
Head of the Team - Tmt. R.Kiruba Usha, Tahsildar, Uthukottai - 9445000495
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 M.P.Sathyanarayanan Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 8122286242 Section @ Uthukottai 2 M. Rajkamal Assistant Engineer Highways 7200133283 3 J.S.Jagannathalu BHS Periyapalayam, Health Dept. 9841487227 Uthukottai 4 R.Ganasekaran Station Officer, Fire & Rescue 9003067101 Department, Uthukottai 5 Ravanan Maintanece Firka Surveyor, 7200505459 Uthukottai 6 Manivasagan Taluk Supply Office, Uthukottai 8760766136 7 Ramamoorthy Spl. Sub-Inspector, Uthukottai 9498148128
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO, Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 1 to 11) 179
Team - 11
Area of operation : Periyapalayam & Kannikaiper Firka, Uthukottai Taluk
Head of the Team - Tmt. N.Latha, Special Tahsildar (SSS) Uthukottai - 9444818614 / Thiru. N.Saravanan, Block Development Officer (VP), Ellapuram - 7402606189
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 G.Kannappan Work inspector, PWD, Irrigation 9445372816 Section @ Uthukottai 2 E.Thirumal Road Inspector, Highways, 9003463762 Uthukottai 3 Santhalingam BHS Katchur, Health Dept. 9962930727 Uthukottai 4 A.D. Nagaraj Station Officer (T), Fire & Rescue 9176732649 Department, Uthukottai 5 A.Nasureetheen Head Surveyor 9790301661 6 Nakeeran Zonal Dy BDO Zone 1 Ellapuram 7402902579 7 Varadharajan Spl. Sub-Inspector, Uthukottai 9498110103
Nodal Officer : G. Vimalraj, RDO, Tiruttani Division Mobile No.9445000411 - (Team 12 to 15) Team - 12
Area of operation : Tiruvalankadu & Kanagamachatiram Firka, Tiruttani Taluk Head of the Team - Tmt. K. Renuga, Splecial Tahsildar (SSS), Tiruttani - 9629316111
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 R. Logaratchagan Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 7845588139 Section, Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Thiruvalangadu 2 D.Umaselvan Assistant Divisional Engineer, 9444148254 Highways, Tiruttani 3 Anthony BHS Ammaiyar kuppam, Health 9840050804 Dept.Pallipet 4 N. Baskaran Station Officer, Fire & Rescue 9445086167 Department, Tiruttani 5 Santhosh Sub Inspector, Survey Dept. 9843832996 Tiruttani 6 L.K.Jayalaitha Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-1, Tiruttani 7402902483 7 Raman Gr.I Police - 1585, Tiruttani 9498127093
Nodal Officer : G. Vimalraj, RDO, Tiruttani Division Mobile No.9445000411 - (Team 12 to 15) Team - 13 180
Area of operation : Punimangadu & Serukanur Firka, Tiruttani Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.T.Baranidharan, Tahsildar, Tiruttani - 9445000492
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 R. Kalaivanan Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 9791747252 Section, Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Tiruttani 2 G.Gurunathan Road Inspector, Highways, Tiruttani 9445123155 3 Sishvanathan BHS, Health Department, 9841839121 Punimangadu 4 E. Velayudham Station Officer, Fire & Rescue 9445086163 Department, Tiruttani 5 Esvandardoss Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 9840482775 Tiruttani 6 L. Tamayanthi Taluk Supply Officer, Tiruttani 9445760015 7 Sarathy Spl. Sub Inspector, Tiruttani 9498147595
Nodal Officer : G. Vimalraj, RDO, Tiruttani Division Mobile No.9445000492 - (Team 12 to 15) Team - 14
Area of operation : Tiruttani Firka, Tiruttani Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.S. Murugesan, Municipal Commissioner, Tiruttani - 9443880393
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 P.E. Arasu Asst.Exe.Engineer, PWD, Nandhiyar 9443991445 Basin Sub-Division, Thiruthani 2 R. Bharathidasan Assistant Engineer, Highways, 9444924853 Tiruttani 3 D. Subramani Health Inspector, 9585917115 Kanagamachatram 4 G. Balu Station Officer (T), Fire & Rescue 9445434532 Department, Tiruttani
5 A.Aravinth Surveyor, Taluk Office, Tiruttani 9952111982 6 S. Paramasivam Deputy Tahsildar (Election), 9715659809 Tiruttani 7 Nagaraj Spl. Sub Inspector, Tiruttani 9498147453
Nodal Officer : G. Vimalraj, RDO, Tiruttani Division Mobile No.9445000492 - (Team 12 to 15) Team - 15 181
Area of operation : Pallipattu Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.G. Venkatesan, Tahsildar, Pallipattu - 9445000493
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 P. Venkateswaralu Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 9444252949 Section, Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Pallipattu 2 K.Jayakumar Assistant Engineer, Highways, 9443319264 Pallipattu 3 N.Sampathu BHS Beerakuppam, Health Dept. 9677265419 Pallipet 4 R. Kuppuswamy Station Officer, Fire & Rescue 9115086162 Department, Pallipattu 5 Sankar Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 9445905727 Pallipattu 6 R. Saravanan Deputy Tahsildar (SSI), Pallipattu 9944917844 7 Ilayaraja PC-1106, Pallipattu 9498147729
Nodal Officer : Sub-Collector, Ponneri Division Mobile No.9445000410 - (Team 16 to 22) Team - 16
Area of operation : Ponneri Firka & Arani Firka, Ponneri Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.M.R.Tamilselvan , Splecial Tahsildar (SSS), Ponneri - 7401234421
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Thiru.Natraj Assistant Executive Engineer, PWD, 9443087441 Ponneri Sub Division
2 S. Jayakumar Executive Officer, Town Panchayat, 8883100165 Ponneri
3 S. Subramani Inspector of Fisheries, Pulicut 9750607533 4 T.Preamkumar Assistant Engineer, Highways, 9790089178 Ponneri 5 K.Ravishankar BHS Budur, Health Dept. Ponneri 9444496564 6 R. Chandaramohan Station Officer, Fire & Rescue 9445086164 Department, Ponneri
7 K.Sowmiyamadhavan Head Surveyor, Taluk Office, 9884291796 Ponneri 8 K. Jayanthi Taluk Supply Officer, Ponneri 9445000178 9 Hari H.C. 556, Ponneri 9498148143 Nodal Officer : Sub-Collector, Ponneri Division Mobile No.9445000410 - (Team 16 to 22) Team - 17
Area of operation : Thirupalaivanam Firka & Kattur Firka, Ponneri Taluk 182
Head of the Team - Thiru.P.Ivannan, Tahsildar, Ponneri - 9445000490
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 P. Srinivasa Prakash Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 9486693837 Section, Cholavaram
2 M. Vijayalakshmi Sub-Inspector of Fisheries, Ponneri 7305746434 3 P.Elango Road Inspector, Highways, Ponneri 9942169773 4 R.Balakrishnan BHS Minjur, Health Dept. Ponneri 9444064882 5 E. Sivakumar Leading Fireman, Fire & Rescue 9444778750 Department, Ponneri 6 Arivazhagan Taluk Deputy Surveyor, Ponneri 8124705959 7 E. Manikandan Zonal Deputy Tahsildar,Ponneri 9444694021 8 Lakshmikantha Rao, Spl. Sub Inspector, Ponneri 9498147607
Nodal Officer : Sub-Collector, Ponneri Division Mobile No.9445000410 - (Team 16 to 22) Team - 18
Area of operation : Minjur Firka & Gnayaru Firka, Ponneri Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. S.Vasudevan, Block Development Officer (BP), Minjur - 7402606138
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 V. Murugan Works Inspector, PWD, Irrigation 9884111469 Section @ Ponneri 2 Vetriarasu Executive Officer, Town Panchayat, 8883100162 Minjur 3 G.Purusothaman Road Inspector, Highways, Ponneri 9444691975
4 G.Lakshminarayanan Health Inspector, Minjur 9994540790 5 K. Kalimuthu Station Officer, Fire & Rescue 9445086160 Department, Ponneri 6 Sridhar Firka Surveyor, Minjur 9942303118 7 A.Aruputharaj Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-1, Minjur 7402902414 8 Elumalai HC 829, Ponneri 9498147336
Nodal Officer : Sub-Collector, Ponneri Division Mobile No.9445000410 - (Team 16 to 22) Team - 19
Area of operation : Kolur Firka, Ponneri Taluk 183
Head of the Team - Tmt. G.N.Gowri, Block Development Officer (VP), Gummidipoondi - 7402606149
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 D. Jayaguru Junior Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 8122635421 Section @ Ponneri 2 K.A.Thenmozhi Road Inspector, Highways, Tiruttani 8124696712 3 B. Balakumar Health Inspector, Minjur 9444451291 4 R.Ramasubramanian LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9994371599 Ambattur
5 MURUGAN Maintenacne Firka Surveyor Pallipet 9444242199 6 Gopinath Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-4, 7402902451 Gummidipoondi
7 Vasudevan Head Constable, Ponneri 9786909263
Nodal Officer : Sub-Collector, Ponneri Division Mobile No.9445000410 - (Team 16 to 22) Team - 20
Area of operation : Sholavaram Firka, Ponneri Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. Kulasekaran, Block Development Officer (BP), Sholavaram - 7402606145
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 C. Thangaraj Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irriation 9884846292 Assistant, Sholavaram 2 M. Kumar Road Inspector, Highways, Ponneri 9514935341 3 Mani Health Inspetor, Methur 9445793578 4 P.Anjapuli LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 8903207815 Madhavaram 5 Anjaneyan Senior Draftsman 9790572567 6 G.Vijayakumar Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-4, Sholavaram 7402902433 7 Sathiyabama Sub Inspector of Police, Ponneri 9498110114
Nodal Officer : Sub-Collector, Ponneri Division Mobile No.9445000410 - (Team 16 to 22) Team - 21
Area of operation : Madharpakkam & Elavoor Firka, Gummidipoondi Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.V.Sridharan, Tahsildar, Gummidipoondi - 9445000491 184
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 K. Ramesh Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 7358432736 Section @ Kavaraipettai 2 K.Ravi Road Inspector, Highways, 9894071712 Gummidipoondi 3 A.K. Murugadoss BHS Eguvarpalayam, Health Dept. 9444130044 Gummidipoondi 4 C. Raji Station Officer (T), Fire & Rescue 9942473229 Department, Gummidipoondi 5 D.Vijaya Kumar Head Surveyor, Taluk Office, 9445426072 Gummidipoondi 6 K.R.Srikanth Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-1, 7402902448 Gummidipoondi 7 Kabali Gr.I.1273, Gummidipoondi 9498147737
Nodal Officer : Sub-Collector, Ponneri Division Mobile No.9445000410 - (Team 16 to 22) Team - 22
Area of operation : Gummidipoondi & Puvalambedu Firka, Gummidipoondi Taluk Head of the Team - Tmt.P.Chitra, Special Tahsildar (SSS) Gummidipoondi - 9942935052
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 A.Arularasan Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 9943955822 Section @ Arani 2 K. Ravi Executive Officer, Town Panchayat, 8883100161 Gummidipoondi 3 M.Sundhar Road Inspector, Highways, 9551776407 Gummidipoondi
4 T.Sambandan Health Inspector, Eguvarpalayam 9445627179 9968802179 5 K. Venkatesan Leading Fireman, Fire & Rescue 9444532939 Department, Gummidipoondi 6 Soriyanarayanan Taluk Deputy Surveyor, 9788019057 Gummidipoondi 7 R. Elavarasi Taluk Supply Officer, 9445000179 Gummidipoondi 8 Arasu Spl. Sub Inspector, Gummidipoondi 9498148195 Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 23
Area of operation : Oragadam,Pattravakkam, Menambedu & Karuku (Ward No.79,80, 82), Ambattur Taluk
Head of the Team -Thiru.Edward Wilson, Special Tahsildar (SSS), Ambattur - 9940555888 185
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 N.N. Thiyagarajan Asst.Exe.Engineer, PWD, (WRD), 9884777234 Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Thiruvallur – 602 001 2 C.Kanagaraju Assistant Engineer, Highways, 9442984812 Ambattur 3 Kesavan Sanitary Officer , Health Dept. 7200013144 Ambattur 4 B.Murugesan ADO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9445086084 Ambattur 5 M.Sundravadivelu Head Surveyor, Ambattur 9444191633 6 E.Boopathy Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-1, Villivakkam 7402902392
7 Tr.Rajan Sub-Inspector of Police, T1- 9498140200 Ambattur Police station
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 24
Area of operation : Mugaper (Ward No.91, 92), Ambattur Taluk
Head of the Team - Tmt. Kalaiselvi, Tahsildar, Ambattur - 9445000489
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.R.Prithiviraj Assist. Exe.Engineer, PWD, KWSP 9444201748 Sub Division – II, Chennai. 2 K.Thiyagaraj Junior Draughting Officer, 9943138252 Highways, Ambattur 3 Arul Sanitary Inspector (Ward - 87), 9445025887 Health Dept. Ambattur
4 R.Pullani SO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9445086064 Ambattur 5 S.Saravanan Taluk Deputy Surveyor, Ambattur 9597771537 6 G.V.Kalaivani Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-2, Villivakkam 7402902393 7 Balasubramaniam P.C. - 30852, JJ Police Station, 9498128950 Ambattur Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45)
Team - 25
Area of operation : Padi (Ward No.87, 88, 89, 90, 93), Ambattur Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.R. Balasubramaniyan , Zonal Officer- Zone VII (Ambattur) Thiruvallur High Road, Opp Dunlop, Chennai – 600053. - 94451 90007 186
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.T.Annadurai AE, PWD, Sec- I, KWSP Sub Division 8760174118 – II, Chennai. 2 S.Jayanthi Road Inspector, Highways, 9171884462 Ambattur 3 Manigandan Sanitary Inspector, (Ward - 91,92) 9445025891 Ambattur 4 Y.Paulraj SOT, Fire & Rescue Department, 9788345015 Ambattur 5 G.Saravanan Town Surveyor, Ambattur 9941410154 6 C.Lakshmi Narayanan Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-1, Sholavaram 7402902432 7 Chithradevi Women Sub-Inspector of Police,T3 9841258482 Korattur Police Station.
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 26
Area of operation : Athipattu Mannurpet (Ward No.86), Ambattur Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.T.Mohan, Block Development Officer (BP), Villivakkam - 7402606132 / 9444844306
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er R.D.Sowmya AE, PWD, Sec–II, KWSP Sub 9840490199 Division – II, Chennai. 2 S.Larence sabeena Road Inspector, Highways, 9840280108 Ambattur 3 C.Thangaraj Sanitary Officer , Health Dept. 9445025885 Ambattur 4 G.Muthukrishnan LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9884272663 Ambattur 5 Subha LRD, Ambattur 9442009588 6 K.Vedanayaki Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-2, Sholavaram 7402902435 7 Purushothaman Sub-Inspector of Police, T2 9790902179 Ambattur Estate Police Station. Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 27
Area of operation : Ambattur (Ward No.81, 85), Ambattur Taluk
Head of the Team - Tmt.Punithavathi, Special Tahsildar Nattham Ambathur - 9791160116
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.M.Sudhakar AE, PWD, Sec–III, KWSP Sub 9840848689 Division – II, Chennai. 187
2 P. Ganeasn Road Inspector, Highways, 9789354430 Ambattur 3 Ramesh Sanitary Inspector, Ward 81, 82, 9445025881 Health Dept. Ambattur
4 R.Vasudevan LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9940669839 Ambattur
5 RAJA Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 7200387974 Pallipet 6 B.Ekambaram Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-3, Sholavaram 7402902434 7 Tmt.Muniammal Women Sub-Inspector of Police, T1 9498113856 Ambattur Police Station.
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 28
Area of operation : Korattur (Ward No.83, 84), Ambattur Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.M.Karuppaiah, Special District Revenue Officer (L.A), National Highways-205 Tiruvallur - 9600779551
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 AM Asokan Executive Engineer, PWD, 9445195918 (WRD),Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Thiruvallur – 602 001 2 Senthil Superintendent, Highways, 9840995587 Ambattur Sub Division 3 Vijayakumar Sanitary Officer , Ambattur 9445190708 4 K.Sivasankaran SO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9445086159 Avadi 5 S.Hemaraj Town Surveyor, Ambattur 9445477265 6 J. Pachaiappan Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-1, 7402902467 Tiruvalangadu 7 Tr.Sakthivelayudham Sub-Inspector of Police, T2 9498140577 Ambattur Estate Police Station. Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 29
Area of operation : Vadaperumbakkam, Vadakarai, Kosapur & Puzhal Area, Madhavaram Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.Muruganantham Tahsildar, Mahdavaram - 9003056699
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 R. Baskar Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 9444349955 Section, Adayar Section, Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division 2 Mathiyazhagan Assistant Divisional Enginner, 9444254404 188
Highways, Ambathur 3 R. Krishnaswamy BHS Naravarikuppam, Health Dept. 9444452961 Madhavaram 4 T.MuthuPandian ADO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9445086016 Madhavaram 5 M.Baskaran Head Surveyor, Madhavaram 9597734029 6 N.Padmanaban Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-5, Sholavaram 7402902436 7 P.N.Sivabalan Inspector of Police, M3 Puzhal L&O) 9498104548 PS 26590989
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 30
Area of operation : Mathur Area, Madhavaram Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.A.Udayakumar, Zonal Officer- Zone II (Manali) No.127, Padasalai Street,Manali, Chennai – 600068 - 9445190002, 25941079 Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 G. Subramanian Oversear, PWD, Chembarambakkam 9444913345 2 M. Senthilkumar Junior Draughting Officer, 9994123684 Highways, Madhavaram 3 Parimala Village Help Nurse, Health Dept. 9445137074 Vadakarai 4 M.Muruganandam LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9940035835 Manali 5 Vasudeavan.S Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, 9444043246 Madhavaram 6 K.B. Ramesh Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 9965434003 Madhavaram
7 K.Shanmugasumdaram Inspector of Police, M2 M.M.Colony 9498143642 PS 25555085 Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 31
Area of operation : Madhavaram Town, Ponniammal Medu & Tahnikachalam Nagar Area, Madhavaram Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. S.Sankar, Zonal Officer- Zone III (i/c) (Madhavaram) No.1,Thattankulam Street,Bazaar Road,Madhavaram, Chennai–600060 - 9445190003
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 P. Ashokan, Oversear, PWD, Redhills 9710610897 2 K.Kumar Road Inspector, Highways, 9381136810 Madhavaram 3 Dhanasekaran Health Inspector, Vilangadupakkam 9710610563 189
4 S.Umapathy SO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9942605433 Madhavaram 5 R.Parthiban Surveyor, Madhavaram 9094948343 6 R.Vijaya Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-2, Puzhal 7402902404 7 K.Shankar Inspector of Police, M1 Madhavaram 8300024972 (L&O) PS 23452783
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 32
Area of operation : Vilankadupakkam, Grantline & Pulliline Area, Madhavaram Taluk Head of the Team - Tmt. V.Savithri, Block Development Officer (VP), Puzhal - 7402606136 Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 K. Selvaraj Irrigation Assistant, PWD, Chennai 9789015354 2 J.Peter Road Inspector, Highways, 9940057599 Madhavaram 3 Revathy Village Help Nurse, 9445137073 Theerthankiraiyampattu 4 K.Dhakshinamoorthy LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9940046735 Madhavaram 5 Senthilkumaran Taluk Deputy Surveyr, Madhavaram 7418329950 6 K.Porselvi Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-1, Puzhal 7402902403
7 T.Jayakumar Inspector of Police, M3 Puzhal 9498143188 (Crime) PS
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 33
Area of operation : Redhills (Naravarikuppam), Madhavaram Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.T.Balamurugan, Special Tahsildar (Nattham) Madhavaram - 9444227190
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 M.Baskaran Executive Officer, Town Panchayat, 8883100163 Naravarikuppam 2 Mohammed Rashid Road Inspector, Highways, 9941876316 Madhavaram 3 R. Rajakumar Health Inspector, Health Dept. 9283760835 Naravarikuppam 190
4 P.Loganathan SO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9445086166 Redhills 5 Babu F.A. Survey Dept. Madhavaram 9500250177 6 C.Chandrasekar Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-5, 7402902452 Gummidipoondi 7 S.Surendran Inspector of Police, M4 Redhills 9498129222 (L&O) PS 26418296
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 34
Area of operation : Ennor & Kathivakkam Area, Tiruvottiyur Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.S.M.Senthilnathan, Tahsildar, Tiruvottiyur - 9380511930 Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 D. Velmurugan Irrigation Assistant, PWD, 9710771583 Sholavaram
2 J.Sukumaran Road Inspector, Highways, Tiruttani 9585571042 3 Shek Meeran SO, Health Dept. Tiruvottiyur 9444090150 4 G.Jayendran SO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9176617776 Tiruvottiyur 5 Sankaran Taluk Deputy Surveyor, Tiruvottiyur 9042244386 6 V.Vimala Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-2, Minjur 7402902415 7 E.Jaganathan Inspector of Police, M5 Ennore 9498144358 (L&O) PS 25750237
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 35
Area of operation : Karkil Nagar, Rajajinagar & Sathiyamurthy Nagar Area, Tiruvottiyur Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.Rajkumar , Special Tahsildar(SSS) Thiruvotriyur- 9840683260
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 T. Surendran Works Inspector, PWD, Irrigation 9003251907 Section @ Minjur 2 R.Ashok Kumar Road Inspector, Highways, 9840526712 Tiruvottiyur 3 Raveendran SO, Health Dept. Tiruvottiyur 9840454598 4 K.Kishore Kumar LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9791090161 Tiruvottiyur 5 B.N.Venkatesan Surveyor, Tiruvottiyur 9941276271 191
6 W.Rajendran Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-3, Minjur 7402902416 7 K.Rajakumar Inspector of Police, M8 Sathangadu 9498132672 (Crime) PS 23452790
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 36
Area of operation : Ernavoor & Annai Sivagaminagar Area, Tiruvottiyur Taluk Head of the Team - Tmt.S.Sharmili, District Backward class and Minorities Welfare Officer, Tiruvallur - 9445477827
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 R.Sanker Works Inspector, PWD, Irrigation 8124840159 Section @ Minjur 2 S.Suganthi Road Inspector, Highways, 9940686607 Tiruvottiyur 3 Senthilkumar Sanitary Inspector, Health Dept. 9092814637 Tiruvottiyur 4 M.Vasu SO 1, Fire & Rescue Department, 9445086018 Tiruvottiyur 5 ArunKumar Draftsman, Tiruvottiyur 8940132578 6 R.Dhana lakshmi Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-4, Minjur 7402902417 7 P.Gengeswaran Inspector of Police, M8 Sathangadu 9498129333 (L&O) PS 23452790
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 37
Area of operation : Tiruvottiyur Costal Area & Kaladipet Area, Tiruvottiyur Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.Subramani Special Tahsildar Nattham Thiruvottiyur - 9443276031
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 G. Vijay Anand Sub-Inspector, Fisheries Dept., 6159491809 Ennor 2 K.Govindhan Road Inspector, Highways, 9787339731 Tiruvottiyur 3 Gangadevi Sanitary Inspector, Health Dept. 8870406628 Tiruvottiyur 4 K.Pandi SO 2, Fire & Rescue Department, 8428048410 Tiruvottiyur
5 Saravanan Maintenacne Firka Surveyor Pallipet 9025664177 6 G.Narmadha Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-5, Minjur 7402902418 192
7 C.Annamalai Sub. Inspector, Tiruvottiyur 9498132200
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 38
Area of operation : Manali, Kadapakkam & Amullaivoyal Area, Tiruvottiyur Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.Siraj Babu, Special Tahsildar, (Nattham) Katthivakkam - 9444006623
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Vijayakala Assistant Engineer, PWD, Ponneri 9159216156 Division 2 S. Ravi Road Inspector, Highways, Pallipet 9442457624
3 Sathishkumar Sanitary Inspector, Health Dept. 9940971134 Tiruvottiyur 4 R.Krishnan LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9176166617 Tiruvottiyur 5 Barath Firka Surveyor, Arani 9092272996 6 M.Parthasarathy Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-2, 7402902449 Gummidipoondi 7 K.Deepak Kumar Inspector of Police, M6 Manali (L&O) 9498128200 PS 23452788
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 39
Area of operation : Chinnasekadu & M.G.R. Nagar Area, Tiruvottiyur Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. Balachandar, ARO- Zone I (Thiruvottriyur) Chennai Corporation, No.947,Thiruvotriyur High Road,Chennai – 600019. - 9445190081
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 F.A. Francise Xavier Overseer Gr.-I, Fisheries Dept. 9841798274 2 Sridevi Road Inspector, Highways, 9840967190 Tiruvottiyur 3 Thirunavukarasu Sanitary Inspector, Tiruvottiyur 9445025812 4 N.Srinivasan LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9952956439 Tiruvottiyur 5 Janarthanan Taluk Deputy Surveyor, Tiruvottiyur 9003512869 6 R.Loganathan Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-3, 7402902450 Gummidipoondi 193
7 J.Govindaraj Inspector of Police, M7 Manali 9498129757 (Crime) PS 23452788
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 40
Area of operation : Maduravoyal MMDA, Alapakkam (Ward No.144, 146), Maduravoyal Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru. Kumar Tahsildar, Maduravoyal - 9894294088
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 S. Bharath Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 9840525262 Section.II, Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Thiruvallur 2 R.Jayamoorthy Assistant Engineer, Highways, 9884114269 Maduravoyal 3 Augustin Anbazhagan BHS Porur, Health Dept. 9791137050 Maduravoyal
4 K. Rajeshkanna ADO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9445086061 Maduravoyal 5 A.B.Boopathy Head Surveyor, Maduravoyal 9894912930 6 V.Logidhasan Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-2, Ellapuram 7402902580 7 Devasagayam SSI, T4 Maduravoyal PS. Crime 9498128537
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 41
Area of operation : Kandasamy Nagar, Ashtalakshmi Nagar, Krishna Nagar & Nerkundram (Ward No.145, 147, 148), Maduravoyal Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru. K. Vijayakumar, Zonal Officer- Zone XI (Valasarvakkam) No.33, Arcot Road, Valasaravakkam,Chennai – 600087. - 9445190011 & ARO, VALASARAVAKKAM
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 G.D.Vijayraghavan Assistant Engineer, PWD, 9976083628 Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Irrigation Sec.I Thiruvallur 2 P.Pulendiran Road Inspector, Highways, 9786399231 Maduravoyal 3 Kumar BHS Velliyur, Health Dept. 9445968367 Tiruvallur 4 S. Selvaraj SO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9840508122 Maduravoyal 5 P.Anbazhagan Taluk Deputy Surveyor, 9094798899 Maduravoyal 194
6 A.N. Kumar Deputy Tahsildar (Election) 9500096956 Maduravoyal 7 Willson Sub Inspector, T4 Maduravoyal PS. 9498138558 Crime
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 42
Area of operation : Vanagaram Panchayat & Chettiyar Agaram, Maduravoyal Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.Janakiraman Special Deputy Collector (SSS) Tiruvallur - 9965877445
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 R. Sivakumar Assistant Engineer, PWD, Irrigation 9952962516 Section, Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Poondi 2 R.Thenmozhi Road Inspector, Highways, 9543337110 Maduravoyal 3 R.Thenmozhi BHS Perambakkam, Health Dept. 9444346695 Tiruvallur 4 M. Bhaskar LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9884430085 Maduravoyal 5 D.Dhanasekaran Sub Inspector of Survey, 9790498424 Maduravoyal 6 M.G.Gunasekaran Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-3, Ellapuram 7402902581 7 Ganasekar Grl.36632, T4 Maduravoyal PS. 94981128524 Crime
Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 43
Area of operation : Adayalambattu Village, Nolambur (Ward No,156), Maduravoyal Taluk Head of the Team - Mr.Mohan, Speical Tahsildar (Tasmac) Thirumazhisai-1 - 9790936078 Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.S.Sathish Kumar AE, PWD, Sec-II, KWSP Sub Division 9789147298 – I, Poondi. 2 P. Rukmangathan Assistant, Highways, Ambattur Sub 9894764087 Division 3 J.Prabagaran SO, Valasaravakkam Corporation of 9444362700 Chennai 4 M. Shanmugam LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9940843817 Maduravoyal 5 Narayanan Senior Draftsman, Maduravoyal 9786263294 6 G.Mani Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-4, Ellapuram 7402902582 7 Babu PC.28520, T4 Maduravoyal PS. 9498128548 L&O
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Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 44
Area of operation : Porur, Karambakkam, Ramapuram & Valasaravakkam (Ward No.151, 152, 154, 155), Maduravoyal Taluk Head of the Team - Mr.Dhanasekar Tahsildar (SSS) Madhuravoyal - 9841627968 Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 K.Pandurangan Road Inspector, Highways, Pallipet 9444601092 2 Dharman HO, Health Department, 8870714957 Maduravoyal
3 T. Parthiban FM, Fire & Rescue Department, 8124543024 Maduravoyal 4 Mohan Head Surveyor, Natham, Ambattur 7200072726 5 V.Ramya Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-5, Ellapuram 7402902583 6 Sathiyabalan Grl.25821, T4 Maduravoyal PS. L&O 94981129446
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Nodal Officer : P.Aravindan, RDO Ambattur Division Mobile No.9445461834 - (Team 23 to 45) Team - 45
Area of operation : Thiruverkadu Municipallity, Perumalagaram, Ayanambakkam & Koladi , Maduravoyal Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.K. Krishnamurthy, Municipal Commissioner, Thiruverkadu - 9444812049
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.T.Annadurai AE, PWD, Sec- I, KWSP Sub Division 8760174118 – II, Chennai. 2 M.Dillybabu Superintendent, Highways, Tiruttani 9159520666 Sub Division 3 Kannan SO, Health Dept. Maduravoyal 9445025949 4 V. Ashokkumar FM, Fire & Rescue Department, 9080044585 Maduravoyal 5 Yuvaraj Kumar Firka Surveyor, Sholavaram 9710816197
6 M. Kala Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-5, 7402902471 Tiruverkadu 7 Manishnakar Grl. T4 Maduravoyal PS. L&O 9498129437
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri , RDO Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 46 to 50) Team - 46
Area of operation : Thirumullaivoyal Firka, Avadi Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.Babu, Tahsildar, Avadi - 9445266725
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.P.V.Srinivasa Rao Executive Engineer (Holding 9444644038 Additional charge as Executive Engineer in Araniyar Basin Division, Chepauk,Chennai-5) 2 K.Madhiyazagan Assistant Divisional Engineer, 9444254404 Highways, Avadi
3 D.Megala Urban Health Nurse, Avadi 9941987845 4 K.Ponmarriappan ADO, Fire & Rescue Department, 9445086017 Avadi 5 S.Aathikesavan Head Surveyor, Avadi 9444269633 6 E. Senthilkumar Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, Avadi 9176096969 7 Sundarajan Spl. Sub-Inspector of Police, T10 9498128691 Thirumullaivoyal Police Station. 197
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri , RDO Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 46 to 50) Team - 47
Area of operation : Thiruninravoor Firka, Avadi Taluk Head of the Team - Thiru.V. Muthuswamy, Assistant Commissioner (Excise), Tiruvallur - 9095154565
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 P.E. Arasu P.A to Exe.Engr.,(Tech.), PWD, 9443881445 (WRD), Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Thiruvallur – 602 001 2 V.Jayaraman Executive Officer, Town Panchayat, 8883100168 Thiruninravoor 3 K.Sumathi Road Inspector, Highways, Avadi 9444463241 4 K. Kalpana Urban Health Nurse, Avadi 9176001393 5 S.Ramesh LF 6483, Fire & Rescue Department, 8680805995 Avadi 6 G.Siva Kumar Taluk Deputy Surveyor, Avadi 9444278874 7 V. Lalitha Taluk Supply Officer, Avadi 9677127453 8 N.Settu Spl. Sub-Inspector of Police, T11 9498128746 Thirunindravur Police Station. 9840997547
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 46 to 50) Team - 48
Area of operation : Morai Firka, Avadi Taluk
Head of the Team - Tmt. M.P.Latha, Block Development Officer (VP), Villivakkam - 7402606131
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 N. Suresh Asst.Exe.Engineer, PWD, 9443925367 T.R.S.Spl.Sub-Dn. Ara konam Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division 2 M.Sasikala Road Inspector, Highways, Avadi 9566203067 3 Esthar Rani Urban Health Nurse, Avadi 9629417013 4 G.Nagarajan LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9840450194 Avadi
5 K.A.Elumalai Sub Inspector of Survey, Avadi 8608967450 6 G. Prabavathi Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-2, 7402902468 Tiruvalangadu 7 Chander Spl. Sub-Inspector of Police,T7 9498128708 Tanfactory Police Station. 198
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri , RDO Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 46 to 50) Team - 49
Area of operation : Avadi Firka, Avadi Taluk
Head of the Team - Thiru.P.M.N. Mujibur Rahman Municipal Commissioner, Avadi - 9488006155
Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 A.Raju Assistant Enegineer, PWD, Irrigation 9965936242 Section.II, Arakonam Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division 2 B.Umamaheswari Road Inspector, Highways, Avadi 9445575230 3 Girija Urban Health Nurse, Avadi 9176353322 4 P.MuthuVeerappan LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9965896709 Avadi 9445724092
5 V.Elumalai Maintenacne Firka Surveyor, Avadi 8608967450 6 N.Soulchana Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-3, 7402902469 Tiruvalangadu 7 Appavoo Sub-Inspector of Police,T6 Avadi 8428189391 Police Station.
Nodal Officer : G.R.Divyashri ,RDO Tiruvallur Division Mobile No.9445000412 - (Team 46 to 50) Team - 50
Area of operation : Vellanur Firka, Avadi Taluk Head of the Team - Tmt.Vijayakumari, Special Tahsildar (SSS) Avadi - 9962450100 Sl.No. Name Designation Mobile No. 1 Er.S.Palani Assist. Exe.Engineer, PWD, KWSP 9443353055 Sub Division – I, Poondi. 2 P. Baskaran Assistant, Highways Dept. 9994644740 Thiruvallur 3 Rajamani Urban Health Nurse, Avadi 9444618333 4 P.Murali LF, Fire & Rescue Department, 9940643397 Avadi 5 L.Kishore Kumar Surveyor, Avadi 9884482723 6 N.Kotteswaran Zonal Dy. BDO, Zone-4, 7402902470 Tiruverkadu 7 Gowthaman Spl. Sub-Inspector of Police, T7 9498128706 Tankfactory Police Station.
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16. RISK COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES
The District Emergency Operations Centre in Tiruvallur District is
functioning and the Toll Free No.1077 has been fully operationalized.
Complaints received on this Toll Free No. are immediately passed on to
the concerned authorities for taking immediate action. Infrastructure
facilities viz., Telephone Connection with STD facility, Fax, adequate
number of Computers with Internet access have been provided to the
District Emergency Operations Centre District Emergency Operations
Centre is being manned by the Desk Personnel. That apart, additional
staff are being posted 24 x 7 during North East Monsoon period. The
warning messages received from the Office of the Commissioner of
Revenue Administration are immediately disseminated to the officials
concerned with instructions to initiate immediate action.
CDRRP
In Tiruvallur District 4 Cyclone Shelters are located in
Vairavankuppan, Kattuppalli, Kathivakkam and Thiruvottiyur.
In Tiruvallur District, Building Construction of the 5 Evacuation
Shelters at Elavoor -1, Elavoor-2, Pallipalayam, Thirupalaivanam and
Andarmadam have been completed.
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17. IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS AND PROVISION FOR LINK TO DETAILED INFORMATION
Sl. Name Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No 1. Tmt.E.Sundaravalli., IAS Collector 27661600 9444132000 [email protected] District Revenue 27662222 2. 9445000902 Thiru K.Muthu Officer [email protected] 27662731/ 3. Thiru.S.S.KUMAR Project Officer 7373704202 drdatiruvallur@gmai 27663808 l.com 4. Thiru.J.Narayanan PA(G) 27661200 9445008153 [email protected]
5. Thiru.N.L.Manoharan PA (PD) 27662501 7402606113 [email protected]
6. Thiru.Kanika raj -- 9443074227 P.A. (Accounts) [email protected] Tmt.R.Saraswathi 27664012 7. P.A. (Small 9962426428 [email protected] Savings) 8. Tmt.Shanmugavalli 27665421 9486460858 P.A.(Noon Meals) [email protected]
District Adi- 7338801276 9. Tmt.M.Kalaiselvi 27661222 Dravidar Welfare 9444139153 [email protected] Officer (DADWO) District Backward 10 Tmt.S.Sharmili Class Welfare 27661888 9444518299 [email protected] Officer (DBCWO) District
Thiru.P.Palani Rajan 11 Informatics Officer 27660904 9444836102 [email protected] (DIO) Assistant Director 12 Thiru.K.L.K.Vallal 27664154 9487182871 [email protected] (Mines) Public Relations 13 Thiru.D.S.Kalaiyarasan 27662865 9498042449 prothiruvallur@gmai Officer (PRO) l.com Assistant Director 14 Thiru.P.A.Zakir Hussain 7402606111 (Panchayats) 27663724 [email protected]
adtptlr2014@ 5 Thiru.R.Senthilkumar Assistant Director 27665953 8883100127 gmail.com (Town Panchayats) [email protected] 201
REVENUE DIVISIONAL OFFICERS / SUB COLLECTOR
1 27974073 9445000410 Sub-Collector, Ponneri [email protected]
2 Revenue Divisional 27660248 9445000412 [email protected] Officer, Tiruvallur
3 Revenue Divisional 27885877 9445000411 [email protected] Officer, Tiruttani
4 Revenue Divisional 26241220 9443347682 [email protected] Officer, Ambathur
TAHSILDARS
Sl. Name of the Name of the Phone No. Mobile No. E-mail. ID No Tahsildar Taluk 1. Tmt.Kalaiselvi Ambathur 9445000489 26252785 [email protected]
2 Thiru.Sridar GUMMIDIPOONDI 9445000491 27922251 [email protected]
3 Thiru.Muruganantham Madhavaram 9003056699 25532143 [email protected]
maduravoyaltaluk@ 4 Thiru.Kumar Maduravoyal 9894294088 23861386 yahoo.com 5 Thiru.Venkatesan Pallipattu 9445000493 27843231 [email protected]
6 Thiru.Ivannan PONNERI 9445000490 27972252 [email protected]
7 Thiru.Lakshmanan Poonamallee 9445000496 26274314 [email protected]
8 Thiru.Baranidharan TIRUTTANI 9445000492 27885222 [email protected]
9 Thiru. Karkuzhali TIRUVALLUR 9445000494 27660254 [email protected]
10 Thiru.Senthilnathan TIRUVOTIYUR 9444665864 25991997 [email protected]
11 Tmt.Kiruba usha UTHUKOTTAI 9445000495 27630262 [email protected]
12 Thiru.Babu Avadi 26554312 9445266725 [email protected],
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MUNICIPALITY
Regional Director of 27660226 9444823225 1 Municipal Authority rdma.chengalpet@ tn.gov.in 27660229 (RDMA) 2 Tiruvallur 27660229 8939706828 commr.tiruvallur@ tn.gov.in
3 Avadi 26555777 9962812385/ commr.avadi@tn. gov.in 9884481301 4 Tiruttani 27885258 9443880393 commr.thiruthani@ tn.gov.in
5 Tiruverkadu 26800437 9444812049 [email protected]
6 Poonamallee 26493983 8754578103 commr.poonamallee@ tn.gov.in
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BLOCK DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS
Name of the Name of the BDO Sl. Name of the BDO (BP) Working at Head Panchayat (VP) E-mail ID No. (Thiruvalargal) Quarters Union (Thiruvalargal) Villivakkam 1 M.P.Latha T.Mohan A.Augustin Raj [email protected] 26250511 7402606131 7402606132 7402606125 HS(PD),Collectorate, Puzhal G.Elangovan V.Savithri [email protected] 2 Tiruvallur 26591026 7402606135 7402606136
Minjur A.G.Karthikeyan S.Vasudevan [email protected] 3 M.Kamalakannan 27934257 7402606138 7402606139 7402606123 BDO/Superintendent, Sholavaram K.Kumar K.Kulasekaran [email protected] 4 DRDA, Tiruvallur 26331014 7402606144 7402606145
Gummudipoondi P.Rajendrababu G.N.Gowri S. Satyasankari [email protected] 5 27929257 7402606149 7402606150 7402606121
BDO Thiruvalangadu C.Rajendran G.Vedhanayagam (MGNREGS_Addl), [email protected] 6 27872221 7402606155 7402606156 DRDA, Tiruvallur
Tiruttani Rajarajan Swamynathan [email protected] 7 K. Murali 27885246 7402606160 7402606163 7402606122 N.Viswanathan S.C.Sekar BDO (MGNREGS) Pallipet [email protected] 8 7402606165 7402606166 DRDA, Tiruvallur 27843240
R.K. Pet R.Vijayakumari V.Krishnamoorthy E.Rajarajan [email protected] 9 27845248 7402606169 7402606170 BDO /
Superintendent, Tiruvallur Santhanam Chithra Fernando O/o the AD (Pts), [email protected] 10 27645280 7402606174 7402606175 Tiruvallur
S.S.VeeraRagavan Poondi G.Madhavan R.Kumar [email protected] 11 27639922 7402606179 BDO / 7402606178 Superintendent, Kadambathur S.Yuvaraj P.V.Seethalakshmi O/o the AD (Audit), [email protected] 12 27651323 7402606183 7402606184 Tiruvallur
S.Prasath (on deputation to Ellapuram S.Latha N.Saravanan DRD) 13 27927083 7402606188 7402606189 Block Development [email protected] Officer (Supernumerary - 2) R.Anuradha (on deputation to P.Jothi 14 Poonamallee S.F.Arun Kumar 7402606194 DRD) [email protected] 26272006 7402606193 Block Development Officer (Supenumerary-1)
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DETAILS OF BLOCK WISE ADAs PHONE NUMBERS - TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT
Sl.No. Block Designation Name Mobile No. Tiruvallur JDA's Joint Director of Mr.Suesh Joe 1 9884107735 office Agriculture (I/c.) Kumar Bright Tiruvallur JDA's Deputy Director of Devendra Singh 2 9994838599 office Agri.(GOI) Parihar Tiruvallur JDA's Deputy Director of 3 Tmt.N.Umadevi 9283594960 office Agri.(SS) Tiruvallur JDA's Assistant Director of 4 V.Ebinesan 9444443923 office Agriculture (QC) Assistant Director of 9840936423 1 Ambathur L.Suresh Agriculture 9444804497 Assistant Director of M.Raghavendra 2 Puzhal 9444081537 Agriculture Rao Assistant Director of 3 Poonamallee G.Revathi 9444367016 Agriculture Assistant Director of 4 Sholavaram Dabendran 9840668740 Agriculture Assistant Director of 5 Minjur Dillikumar 9551437233 Agriculture (I/c.) Assistant Director of 6 Gummidipoondi Shanmugaiah 9445126019 Agriculture Assistant Director of 7 Poondi C.Venkatesan 8144132494 Agriculture (I/c.) Assistant Director of 8 Ellapuram P.Pratapa Rao 9445117430 Agriculture Assistant Director of 9 Ikkadu T.Kaladevi 9940199473 Agriculture Assistant Director of 10 Kadambathur K.Sumathy 9952573153 Agriculture (I/c.) Assistant Director of 11 Tiruthani T.J.Prasad 9444553719 Agriculture Assistant Director of 12 Tiruvalangadu T.J.Prasad 9444553719 Agriculture (I/c.) Assistant Director of 13 Pallipet Mohamed Rafiq 9843938301 Agriculture (I/c.) Assistant Director of 14 RK Pet Mohamed Rafiq 9843938301 Agriculture 205
TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT TOWN PANCHAYATS ADMINISTRATION TELEPHONE NUMBERS
ADTP, 1 Tmt. D.Indira 044-27665953 8883100127 [email protected] Thiruvallur Zone
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF TOWN PANCHAYATS
E.Mail Address Phone Numbers Sl. Name of the Name of the N Executive Officer Mobile Town Panchayat Office Number New No o (Thiruvalargal) Number
1 Minjur N.Vetriarasu 044-27934304 9382897218 8883100162 [email protected], [email protected] [email protected] , [email protected] , 2 Naravarikuppam Jayakumar 044-26418776 9443638440 8883100163 tlrnaravarikuppam@gmail. com,
3 Ponneri M.Baskaran 044-27974007 8870967577 8883100165 [email protected] , [email protected]
4 Thirunindravur S.Kumar 044-26390663 9443067946 8883100168 [email protected] , [email protected]
5 Uthukottai E.G.Dhanraj 044-27630402 9965431285 8883100169 [email protected], [email protected],
6 Arani Y.S.Devarajan 044-27927483 9444164015 8883100160 [email protected] , [email protected], gummidipoonditown@ Gummidipoondi gmail.com 7 K.Ravi 044-27928137 9382897218 8883100161 (i/c) [email protected] , [email protected]
8 Pallipet S.Kaladharan 044-27843330 9445387071 8883100164 [email protected] , [email protected],
9 Podhaturpet K.Nandhagopal 044-27849250 9445489259 8883100166 [email protected] , [email protected],
10 Thirumazhisai Yamuna 044-26811538 9442486470 8883100167 [email protected], [email protected] 206
FIRE
Sl. Government Personal Email-ID Name Designation No Mobile No. Mobile No. [email protected] 1 M. Manivannan District Officer 9445086156 9159182922 [email protected] Asst. District [email protected] 2 M. Subramanian 9445086157 9842366554 Officer [email protected] Station Officer 3 S. Willson Rajakumar 9445086158 9443193855 [email protected] Thiruvallur Station Officer 4 C. Selvaraj 9445086168 9486629811 [email protected] Tirur Station Officer [email protected] 5 E. Velayudham 9445086163 8531927423 Perambakkam m Station Officer 6 N. Baskaran 9445086167 9486389345 [email protected] Tiruttani Station Officer 7 Muniyappan 9445086162 8189877290 [email protected] Pallipattu Station officer firegummidipoondi.tnfrs@gmail. 8 K. Kalimuthu 9445086160 9787495296 Gummidipoondi com Jayachandhran, Station Officer firegummidipoondis.tnfrs@gmail. 9 (O.D. Kancheepuram Gummidipoondi 9445086161 9600620831 com District) Sipcot Station Officer 10 R. Chandaramohan 9445086164 9626015500 [email protected] Ponneri Station Officer 11 R. Ganasekaran Thervoy Kandigai - 9003067101 Sipcot 207
AGIRUCULTURE
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No. [email protected] 1 J.D. (Agri) 27662949 9489505460 [email protected]
2 EE (AE)Agri 27663843 9443969071 [email protected]
A.D. (Agri) 3 26246110 9443434241 [email protected] Ambattur
A.D. (Agri) 4 27660501 9943118685 [email protected] Kakkalur
A.D. (Agri), 5 27885404 9884471062 [email protected] Tiruttani
HEALTH
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
27660242, 9443417805 [email protected] Joint Director, (HS) 27666620 9884183930 1. 9444083275
Deputy Director (HS) 27661562 [email protected] 2. 9443039941 27666273
Deputy Director, 3. Institute of Public 26272062 9442309909 [email protected] Health, Poonamallee
Deputy Director 4. 26491068 9444164419 [email protected] (Leprosy), Poonamallee 208
VHN PHONE NUMBERS LIST
Name of the Primary Name of the Health Sub Name of the Block Mobile Number Health Center Center
Kadambathur Kadambathur 9445136819 Kadambathur Egattur 9445136820 Melnalathur 9445136821 Manavalanagar 9445136822 Ulundai Mappedu 9445136825 Ulundai 9445136826 Thirumanikuppam 9445136827 Pannur 9445136828 Kannur 9445136829 Kottaiyur 9445136830 Perambakkam KEELACHERI 9445136834 KAVANKULATHUR 9445136838 KONDANCHERI 9445136835 CHITRAMBAKKAM 9445136836 Vidaiyur Vidaiyur 9445136823 Senji 9445136824 K.K.Kandigai 9445136837 PAPPARAMBAKKAM Vengathur 9445136831 Papparambakkam 9445136832 Pakkupettai 9445136833 Tiruvelangadu 9445138639 Thiruvelangadu Veeraraghavapuram 9445138640 Palaiyanur 9445138641 Thiruvelangadu Manavoor 9445138642 Pagasalai 9445138643 Periyakalakattur 9445138644 Chinammapettai 9445138645 Ramapuram 9445136846 K.K.Chathram Arcotkuppam 9445136847 Nedumbaram 9445136848 Kanchipadi 9445136849 Kaverirasapuram 9445136850 Athipet 9445136851 Poonimangadu Arunkulam 9445136852 Ponpadi 9445136853 Thumbikulam 9445136854 Nemili 9445136855 Sivada 9445136856 Arumbakkam 9445136857 209
Thiruthani M.K.Pet Amirthapuram 9445136858 Jothi Nagar 9445136859 M.K.Pet 9445136860 S.S.Nagar 9445136861 Tiruthani I 9445136862 Tiruthani II 9445136863 Tiruthani III 9445136864 Beerakuppam Serukkanoor 9445136865 K.G.Kandigai 9445136866 Koramangalam 9445136867 Thadoor 9445136869 V.K.N.Kandigai 9445136870 Maddur Agoor 9445136871 B.R.Palli 9444948298 Maddur 9445136873 Murukkampattu 9445136874 Suriyanagaram 9445136875 Velancheri 9445136876 R.K.Pet R.K.Pet R.K.Pet 9445136877 Erumbi 9445136878 Sanoomallavaram 9445136879 Mayilarwada 9445136880 Periya Nagapoondi 9445136881 Vediyangadu 9445136882 Ammaiyarkuppam Veeramangalam 9445136883 Balapuram 9445136884 Janagarajapuram 9445136885 A.V.Kuppam 9445136886 Rajanagaram 9445136887 Vanganoor Iyyaneri 9445136889 Srikkaligapuram 9445136890 Vanganoor 9445136891 C.G.N.Kandigai 9445136892 S B Kandigai 9445136893 Poondi Poondi Poondi 9445136912 Nambakkam 9445136913 Vellathukottai 9445136914 Neyveli 9445136915 Chittambakkam 9445136916 Meyyur 9445136917 Pandur 9445136925 Pattaraiperumbudur Tiruppaachur 9445136926 Kaivandur 9445136927 Kunnavalam 9445136928 Ramencheri 9445136929 Chendrampalayam 9445136930
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Katchur Mambakkam 9445136918 Poondi Pennalurpet 9445136919 Allikuzhi 9445136920 Pondavakkam 9445136921 Kalavai 9445136922 Odappai 9445136923 Goonipalayam 9445136924 Velliyur VADATOOR 9445136936 KARIKALAVAKKAM 9445136935 Ikkadu VILAPAKKAM 9445136934 KILANUR 9445136933 Puliyur Puliyur 9445136938 Pakkam 9445136939 Sivanvoyal 9445136937 Thozhur 9445136941 Kakkalur 9445136942 Perumalpattu Perumalpattu 9445136943 TIRUR 9445136945 ARANVOYAL 9445136944 PUTLUR 9445136946 PULLARAMBAKKAM 9445136948 IKKADU 9445136931 Kalyanakuppam OTHIKADU 9445136932 KILAMPAKKAM 9445136940 SELAI 9445139947 Ellapuram Peripalayam Kosavanpettai 9445136950 Periyapalayam 9445136949 Vannankuppam 9787515850 Thandalam 9445136962 KANNIGAIPER 9445136952 MANJAKARANAI 9445136953 THIRUKANDALAM 9445136955 POORIVAKKAM 9445136954 THIRUNILAI 9445136951 KODUVALLI 9445136957 GURUVOIL 9444669615 Vengal PAGALMEDU 9445136965 VENGAL 9445136964 MAGARAL 9445136959 THAMARAIPAKKAM 9445136960 POOCHIATHIPEDU 9445136956 Latchivakkam Perambur 9445136971 Panapakkam 9445136972 Tharatchi 9445136973 Chitlampakkam 9445136974 Uthukottai 9445136975
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Enambakkam 9952965128 Vadamadurai 9445136963 Ellapuram Enambakkam Athingavanoor 9445136966 Thandeumedu 9445136967 Tholavedu 9445136970 Eguvarpalayam 9445136976 Gummidipoondi Eguvarpalayam PeriyaOblapuram 9445136977 RETTEMBEDU 9445136984 GUMMIDIPOONDI 9445136978 THERVAZHI 9445136985 MANELLUR 9445137001 MADARAPAKKAM-I 9940894278 Madharapakkkam MADARAPAKKAM-II 9445136997 SANAPUTHUR 97908701167 KANNAMPAKKAM 9940349942 ROSANAGARAM 9445136998 BUDUR 9445136995 Kannankottai KOLLANUR 9445136993 MUKKARAMBAKKAM 9445136992 POOVALAMBEDU 9445136994 PALAVAKKAM 9445136991 SUNNAMBUKULAM 9445136980 SUNNAMBUKULAM ELAVOOR 9445136979 MELAKALANI 9445136981 MANGAVARAM 9445136982 VAZHUTHILAMBEDU 9445136983 ARAMPAKKAM 9445137003 ARAMPAKKAM POOVALAI 9940430840 EDUR 9445137006 S.R.KANDIGAI 9445137007 KAVARAPETTAI 9445136989 NEW GUMMIDIPOONDI 9445136986 KAVARAPETTAI PUDUVOIL 9445136990 SIRUPUZHALPETTAI 9840420863 THANDALACHERY 9445136988 Minjur R.R.PALAYAM 9445137008 Minjur PUDUPEDU 9445137009 NALUR 9884251309 METTUPALAYAM 9445137011 THADAPERUMPAKKAM 9445137013 PONNERI-I 9445137014 PONNERI-II 9445137015 PONNERI-III 9445137016 PONNERI-IV 9445137017
CHINNAKAVANAM 9445137018 212
PANAPAKKAM 9445137024 KOLUR 9445137023 Devampattu Minjur SOMPATTU 9445137019 CHINNAMANGADU 9445137021 KALLUR 9445137025 PATTUPALLI 9445137020 Kammarpalayam 9445137033 Kattur KATTUR 9445137035 DEVADHANAM 9445137036 SATHAN KUPPAM 9445137032 T V VOYAL 9445137034 A R PALAYAM 9445137027 Vayalur I 9445137037 Athipattu Vayalur II 9445137038 Nandiyambakkam 9445137039 Athipattu 9445137040 Ennore Pudunagar 9445137041 M.N.Town Edaiyanchavadi 9445137042 Vellivoyalchavadi 9445137043 MEDUR 7299922324 MEDUR Thirupalaivanam 9445137028 Kottaikuppam 9444789103 Pulicut 9445137030 L.H.Kuppam 9445137031 ARASUR 9445137022 KODIVALASAI 9445136907 A.J.Pet Pallipet Karalmpakkam 9445136908 Konasamudram 9445136909 NOCHILI 9445136906 NEDUNGAL 9445136904 RAMASAMUDRAM 9445136905
Sorakkaipet PUNNIYAM 9445136899 JANGALPALLI 9445136903 KAKALUR 9445136902 Vanavilasapuram 9445136901 PANDRAVEDU 9445136900 SORAKAIPET 9047289870 KEELAPUDI 9445136898 VELLIAGARAM VELLIAGARAM 9445136911 Venkatarajkuppam 9445136910 EACHAMBADI 9445136894 NEDIYAM 9444438468 KOLLATHUR 9445136895 213
Siruniyam 9445137044 Padianallur Sholavaram Padianallur I 9445137045
Padianallur II 9445137046 Padianallur III 9445137047 Panchetty Sholavaram 9445137050 Athur 9445137051 Athipedu 9445137052 Panchetti 9445137053 Amoor 9445137054 Arani Chinambedu 9445137055 Arani (N) 9445137056 Arani (S) 9445137057 Vadakanallur 9445137058 Andarkuppam 9445137059 Budur Nerkundarm 9445137060 Perungavur 9445137064 Valuthigaimedu 9445137061 Thirunilai 9445137062 Vichoor 9445137063 ALAMATHY Nallur 9445137048 Alamathi 9445137049 Puzhal Naravarikuppam NARAVARIKUPPAM-I 9445137065 NARAVARIKUPPAM-II 9445137066 NARAVARIKUPPAM-III 9445137067 PUZHAL-I 9445137068 PUZHAL-II 9445137069 PUZHAL-III 9445137071 SOORAPET 9444142232 Manali Chinnasekkadu I 9445137076 Chinnasekkadu II 9445137077 Kadapakkam 9445137078 Kadirvedu 9445137079 Mathur 9952988660 Vilangadupakkam Theerthakaraipattu 9445137073 Vadakarai 9445137074 Vilangadukuppam 9445137075 Theeyambakkam 9841693438 Villivakkam Kadhavoor Ayyanampakkam 9445137082 Iyyampakkam 9445137083 Melapedu 9445137084 Pondeswaram 9445137085 Vellappanchavadi 9445137086 Veeraraghapuram 9445137087 214
Veerapuram 9445137088 Kollumedu Vellanur 9445137089 Villivakkam Pammathukulam 9445137090 Pothur 9445137091 Kollumedu 9445137092
Alapakkam 9445137093 Porur Alwar thirunagar 9445137094 Karambakkam 9445137095 Maduravoyal 9445137096 N.Mettukuppam 9445137097 Nerkundram 9445137098 Nolumbur 9445137099 Porur I 9445137100 Porur II 9445137101 Ramapuram E 9445137102 Thirunagar 9445137103 Valasaravakkam 9445137104 Vanagaram 9445137105
Poonamallee Chinnamangadu 9445352815 Poonamallee K Samy Nagar 9445352814 Lakshmipuram 9445352818 Seneerkuppam 9445352816 Kattupakkam 9445352817 Kolappanchery 9445352812 Malnanagar 9445352813 Nemam Nemam 9445134340 Anaikattuchery 9445134337 Mettupalayam 9445134339 Pappanchathram 9445134341 Kuthambakkam 9445134338 Thirumanam 9445134342 Thiruninravoor Kosavanpalayam 9445134332 Dasapuram 9445134331 Lakshmipuram I 9445134334 Thiruninravoor 9445134335 Nemilichery 9445134336 Thirumazhisai Gundumedu 9445352819 Prayambattu 9445352820 Melmanamedu 9445352821 Agarammel 9445352822 Nazarethpettai 9445352823 215
ANIMAL HUSBANDARY :
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
Regional Joint 27662931 9445001133 1. [email protected] Director (I/C)
DISTRICT INDUSTRIES CENTRE
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID
No.
G.M.TIRUVALLUR 1. 27663796 [email protected]
9894884806 2. 26255044 G.M.AMBATTUR
CO-OPERATIVE
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
7338449100 1 27662622 [email protected] Joint Registrar 9894516101
District Registrar 2 27665070 (Co-op) TRT JIC
District Registrar 3 27660283 (Circle)
D.R. TLR (PDS) 4 27665070 7338749104
27662417 R.M. CIVIL 5 27664016 SUPPLIES
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COMMERCIAL TAX
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
Deputy [email protected] 27660332 9445195074 1. Commercial Tax Officer
FOREST
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
27660487, 1. District Forest Officer 7598285593 [email protected] 224831135
FISHERIES
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
1. Assistant Director, 27972457 9943704045 [email protected] Fisheries
MRL Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
24345836, 1. DRO,Saidapet [email protected] 24345837 217
ENVIRONMENT POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD :
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
Jt.Chief 26248130/26 8056042176 [email protected] 1. Environmental 880130 Engineer
PWD
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
1. EE (Buildings) 27661174 9444231818 eedcmdtvr@@gmail.com
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Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division, Palar Basin Circle, Thiruvallur/ Chennai 5
TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF EE/AEE/AE/JE/OVERSEER
Complete Address of the Phone No. / Sl. Division/Sub Division/Section Name of Officers No. Office with Fax Pincode 1 2 3 4 Division PWD Campus Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division Er. G. Vijayakumar, JN Road 27663979/ 1 Thiruvallur Executive Engineer, Thiruvallur 9444367535 602001 Er. P.E. Arasu PWD Campus Kosasthalaiyar Basin Division Assistant Executive JN Road 27663979/ 2 Thiruvallur Engineer, (PA to EE) Thiruvallur 9443991445 (Incharge) 602001 Er. N.N. PWD Complex 28410402 Kosasthalaiyar Basin Sub Thiyagarajan, Chepauk Extn. 213/ 1 Division Chennai - 5. Assistant Executive Chennai 9884777234 Engineer, 600005. PWD Campus Er. N.S. Gowri sankar Kosasthalaiyar Basin Sub JN Road 27663979/ 2 Assistant Executive Division Thiruvallur Thiruvallur 9443350515 Engineer, 602001 249, Chittoor Er. P.E. Arasu, Ro ad Nandhiyar Basin Sub Division 3 Assistant Executive PWD Campus 9443991445 Tiruttani Engineer, Tiruttani 631209 7, M.C. Raja Street, Er. N.Suresh Odian Mani TRS Special Sub Division Assistant Executive Theatre Back 9443925367 4 Arakkonam Engineer, Side, Arakkonam 631001 Chennai Sub DivisionSections 36, PWD Office Street, S.Bhaskar 26418346 Adayar Section Redhills 1 Assistant Engineer 9444903449 Chennai 600052 Kundrathur P.Srinivasa Praskah Chembarambakkam Section Chennai 9486693837 2 Asst.Engr (incharge) 600069 219
36, PWD Office Street, 26418346/ 3 Redhills Section P. Asokan, Overseer Redhills 9710610897 Chennai 600052 St. Thomas P.Srinivasa Praskah Mount 4 Cholavaram Section 9486693837 Asst.Engr Chennai 600016. Thiruvallur Sub Division
Sections PWD Campus R. Sivakumar, 27639808/ Poondi Section Poondi 1 Assistant Engineer 9952962516 602023. South Mada S.Bharath Street, 2 Thiruvelangadu Section 9840525262 Assitant Engineer Thiruvelangadu 631210 PWD Campus G.D. Vijay raghavan JN Road 3 Thiruvallur Section - I 9976083628 Assistant Engineer Thiruvallur 602001 PWD Campus R. Logaratchagan, JN Road Thiruvallur Section - II 9498078529 4 Assitant Engineer Thiruvallur 602001 Tiruttani Sub Division Sections 249,Chittoor Road R. Kalaivanan, Tiruttani Section PWD Campus 9791747252 1 Junior Engineer Tiruttani 631209. Sholingur Main Road P. Venkateswaralu, 2 Pallipet Section (Travellers 9444252949 Junior Engineer Bungalow) Pallipet 631207 P. Venkateswaralu, Pallipet Road, 3 R.K. Pet Section Junior Engineer R.K. Pet 9444252949 (Addl. Charge) 631303. Arakkonam Sub Division Sections 7, M.C. Raja Street, R. Raju, Odian Mani 1 Section - I Junior Engineer Theatre Back 9965936242 (Addl. Charge) Side, Arakkonam 631001 220
7, M.C. Raja Street, Odian Mani R. Raju, Section - II Theatre Back 9965936242 2 Junior Engineer Side, Arakkonam 631001 7, M.C. Raja Street, Odian Mani R. Raju, 3 Section - III Theatre Back 9965936242 Junior Engineer Side, Arakkonam 631001 221
ARANIYAR DIVISION ([email protected])
Sl Governme Personal N Name Designation nt Mobile Mobile o Number Number Subdivision office @ Ponneri 1 Thiru.A.P. Anbarasan Assistant Executive -- 9940921774 Engineer Irrigation Section @ Ponneri 2 Thiru D. Jayaguru Junior Engineer -- 8122635421
Thiru V. Murugan Works Inspector -- 9884111469
Thiru k.Gunasekaran Fitter -- 9941159916
Thiru M. Gunasekaran Irrigation Assistant -- 9025988968
Thiru k.Prabhu Irrigation Assistant -- 9551300557
3 Irrigation Section @ Minjur
Thiru . Prithivi Balasundaram Junior Engineer 9894738485
Thiru T. Surendran Works Inspector 9003251907
Thiru R.Sanker Works Inspector 7358187460
4 Irrigation Section @ Kavaraipettai Thiru. K. Ramesh Assistant Engineer 7358432736
Thiru R.Gajendhran Irrigation Assistant 9444374238
Thiru Y.Allanivaz Irrigation Assistant 9841459973
Thiru M.Krishnan Irrigation Assistant 8526689286
Thiru M.Kasi Mazdoor 9500790239
Thiru NVNSekar Fitter 9710222108 Irrigation Section @ Arani
5 Thiru. A.Arularasan Assistant Engineer 9943955822
Thiru C. Sampath Work inspector 9500482617
6 Irrigation Section @ Uthukottai
Thiru M.P.Sathyanarayanan Assistant Engineer 7 8122286242
8 Thiru G.Kannappan Work inspector 9445372816
9 Thiru P.Kuppan Irrigation Assistant 9843946633
10 Thiru K.Sampath Irrigation Assistant 9787131764
11 Thiru P.Asokan Helper 9952523749
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HIGHWAYS
Thiruvallur (HIGHWAYS), C&M, Division & Sub Division Staffs details.
SI.No Name Designation Mobil No. Assistant Divisional Engineer(H) 1 Thiru.R.Inbanathan, B.E 9443624247 C&M Thiruvallur Assistant Divisional Engineer(H) 2 Thiru. K.Madhiyazagan, B.E., C&M Ambattur 9444254404 Assistant Divisional Engineer(H) 3 Thiru. D.Umaselvan, B.E., C&M Tiruttani 9444148254 Assistant Engineer (H) C&M, 4 Thiru.R.Jayamoorthy.B.E, 9884114269 Thiruvallur West section Assistant Engineer (H) C&M, 5 Thiru.R. Rajakamal.B.E, 7200133283 Thiruvallur East section Assistant Engineer (H) C&M, 6 Thiru. K.Jayakumar, M.E., 9443319264 Pallipet Assistant Engineer (H) C&M, 7 Thiru. R.Bharathidasan,B.E., 9444924853 Tiruttani Assistant Engineer (H) C&M, 8 Thiru. M. Dillybabu, B.E., Gummidipoondi 9445392547 Junior Engineer (H) C&M, 9 Thiru. T. Premkumar Ponneri section 9790089178 Assistant Engineer (H) C&M, 10 Thiru. K. Prabhu, B.E., 9790850998 Ambattur, Poonamallee section Assistant Engineer (H) C&M, 11 Thiru. C.Kanagaraji, M.E., 9442984812 Ambattur section
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Highways Department, Ponneri Sub Division, Sl. Personal Name Designation No. Mobile No.
97109 1 Thiru.C.Sudhakar Superintendent 25350
Junior Draughting 99941 2 Thiru.M.Senthilkumar Officer 23684
99624 3 Tmt.K.Karnagi Junior Assistant 89013
Special Grade 94449 4 Thiru.G.Srinivasan Record Clerk 43011
Special Grade 94446 5 Thiru.E.Nagalingam Office Assistant 73305
Special Grade 99656 6 Thiru.M.C.Sivaprakasam Night Watchman 79465
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ELECTRICITY BOARD
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
E.E(Tiruvallur) 27660218 1 9445854999 [email protected]
E.E(Ponneri) 27974117 2 9445850915
TREASURY
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
1. District Treasury 27660888 9840443188 [email protected] Officer
DISTRICT &TALUK SUPPLY OFFICES
District Supply Officer 27662400 [email protected] 9445000176/
Tiruvallur TSO 9445000177 [email protected]
Ponneri TSO 9445000178 [email protected]
Gummidipoondi TSO 9445000179 [email protected]
Uthukottai TSO 9445000180 [email protected]
Poonamallee TSO 9445000181 [email protected]
Tiruttani TSO 9445000182 [email protected]
Pallipet TSO 9445000183 [email protected]
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ICDS
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
1. District Project 27660421 9500080140 [email protected] Officer, ICDS
TWAD
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
S.E. 22331720 1 9750406039 [email protected] Alanthur
- 2 9498042056 -- E.E. Sewerage
3 27661800 9444269590 [email protected] E.E.Rural
4 27663731 9444269590 [email protected] E.E.Tiruvallur
TAHDCO
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No. 27665539 General 9445029475 dmtlrtahdco@ 1. Manager yahoo.com
EXCISE
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No. 27662482 Asst.Commissi 9443396007 acexcise.tntlr 1 @nic.in oner
27662123 2 Manager
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TNCSC
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
27662417, Regional 1 9444662984 [email protected] Manager 27664016
Godown 27660503 2
WOMEN DEVELOPMENT
Sl. Designation Landline Mobile No. E-mail.ID No.
Project Officer 27664528 9445034209 dpiu.tvr@yah 1 9444094
380 oo.com
THIRUMANA MANDAPAM
PHONE
NAME OF NUMBERS THE OWNER NAME
MANDAPAM OFFICE RESIDENCE
27662808 I.N.R. 27662019 I.V.R 27661127 -- K.C.B. 27660907 SHANTHI
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THEATRES
PHONE NUMBERS THEATRE NAME OFFICE CELL No.
27660550 Thulasi 27660498 Meera 27660591 Krishna 27660261 -- Lakshmi 27660227 Venkateswara, 27660383 Manavala Nagar
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POLICE DEPARTMENT THIRUVALLUR DIVISION : [email protected]
S.P.s
RANK OFFICE S.P. Tiruvallur 27661010 27666555 S.P.(East) 22341931 22314488 Base Control,Tiruvallur. 27645384
DSPs
SUB-DIVISION/ UNIT OFFICE Tiruvallur Sub-Division 27660293 Thiruttani Sub-Division 27886699 Ennore 25733124 Madhavaram 25377111 Poonamallee 26272324 Ambattur 24740577
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Thiruvallur District Police Station Fax & Phone Numbers
S.No Police Station Office No. Thiruvallur Sub-Division Fax No.27660293 1. B1.Thiruvallur Town 27660247 2. B2. Thiruvallur Taluk 27660350 3. B3. Kadambathur 27651400 4. B4. Sevvapet 27620210 5. B5. Manavalanagar 27640091 6. B6. Mappedu 27655788 7. B7. Vellavedu 26812283 8. B8. Pullarambakkam 27600606 Uthukottai Sub-Division Fax No.27630082 9. C1. Uthukottai 27630256 10. C2. Periyapalayam 27927226 11. C3. Arani 27927233 12. C4. Pennalurpet 27635626 13. C5. Vengal 27626736 Thiruthani Sub-Division Fax No.27886699 14. D1. Thiruthani 27885221 15. D2. Thiruvalangadu 27872278 16. D3. K.K. Chatram 27874242 17. D4. R.K.Pet 27845260 18. D5. Pallipet 27843238 19. D6. Podhaturpet 27849262
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Ponneri Sub-Division Fax No.27974013 20. E1. Ponneri 27972253 21. E2. Thirupalaivanam 27978921 22. E3. Minjur 27934268 23. E4. Kattur 27980542 24. E5. Sholavaram 26330041 Gummidipoondi Sub-Division Fax No. 27925766 25. F1. Gummidipoondi 27929252 26. F2. Sipcot 27922861 27. F3. Arambakkam 27948235 28. F4. Kavarapettai 27925461 29. F5. Padhirivedu 27945238 Other Units 30. AWPS Thiruvallur 27663422 31. AWPS Uthukottai. 27630500 32. AWPS Thiruthani 27885281 33. AWPS Ponneri 27973585 34. PEW Thiruvallur 27660101 35. PEW Periyapalayam 27927071 36. PEW R.K.Pet 27880191 37. PEW Ponneri 27974130 38. Special Branch 27665522 39. DCRB 27663555 40. DCB 27691901 41. PEW 27691265
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THIRUVALLUR DISTRICT
S. Name of the Sub-Division / Unit Rank CUG Cell No. Personnel No. No Officers SP / Tr. M.R.Sibi 1 Mike – 10 SP 87544 35100 Chakravarthi, IPS, Landline - 27666555 HQRS / 2 Mike – 11 ADSP Tr. K. Stalin 94981 55777 97919 87112 Landline - 27665332 PEW / 3 Mike – 12 ADSP Tmt. N. Usharani 94981 64999 94444 69190 Landline - 27660008 Thiruvallur SDO / Mike – 20 4 DSP Tr.A.Pugazhendi 94981 42897 97893 13149 Landline – 27660293 Cug- 94981 00312 Uthukottai SDO / Mike – 21 5 DSP Tr. S. Manickam, 94981 50253 94431 66195 Landline – 27630082 Cug- 94981 00313 Thiruthani SDO / Mike – 22 6 DSP Tr. B. Balachandran 94981 46089 -- Landline – 27886699 Cug- 94981 00314 Ponneri SDO / Mike – 23 7 DSP Tr. K. Kannan, -- 98412 08087 Landline – 27974013 Cug- 94981 00315 Gummidipoondi SDO/ Mike – 24 8 DSP Tr.G.Rajan 94442 54901 -- Landline – 27928766 Cug- 94981 00316 DCRB / 9 Mike –25 DSP Tr. G. Sekar 94425 24935 -- Landline - 27663555 PEW / 10 Mike – 26 DSP Tr. P. Rajendiran 94981 54615 99942 33285 Landline - 27691265 DCB / 11 Mike – 27 DSP Tr. I. Khadar Basha 94444 77677 -- Landline - 27691901 AR / 12 Mike – 28 DSP Tr.L.Venkatesan 94981 46999 -- Landline - 27691902 ALGSC / 13 Mike – 29 DSP Tr.S.Gnanavel 94981 03705 98421 73948 Landline - 27662009 PCR Wing Mike – 30 14 DSP Tr.Durai Raj 94981 65265 98405 34403 Landline - 27691278 232
Thiruvallur District Inspector CUG & Personnel Cell No. S.No Police Station Rank Name of the Inspector CUG Cell Personnel / Unit No. No. 1. Thiruvallur Inspr. Tr. Chandrasekar 94981 98402 Town PS 53003 56430 2. Thiruvallur Inspr. Tr. S. Balu 94981 94442 Taluk Circle 47444 76776 3. Sevvapet PS Inspr. Tr.Shanmugam 94981 66959 4. Manavalanag Inspr. Tr. Dillibabu 94981 49813 94436 46513 ar Circle 5. Vellavedu PS Inspr. Tr. N.S. Nagalingam 94454 96007 65397 17788 6. Uthukottai Inspr. Tr. N. Paranthaman 94981 94436 Circle 47576 39445 7. Periyapalaya Inspr. Tr. M.Venkatachalam 94441 984053319 m Circle 49545 5 8. Vengal PS Inspr. Tr. Vinayagamurthy 94981 99623 09603 99226 9. Thiruthani PS Inspr. Tr. J. Vinayagam, 94448 -- 48962 10. Thiruthani W.Inspr. Tmt.S.Rajeswari (OD at 94981 50308 95669 38787 Crime DCB) 11. Thiruvalanga Inspr. Tr. Sardar Rahmadullah 94981 99402 du Circle Sheriff 55811 24773 12. R.K.Pet Circle Inspr. Tr. G. Annadurai 94869 995225958 47064 2 13. Ponneri PS Inspr. Tr.R.Mahendran 94981 98403 45025 55691 14. Thirupalaiva Inspr. Tr.Venugopal 94430 94425 nam PS 00702 34713 15. Minjur Circle Inspr. Tr.Venkatesan 94981 -- 33289 16. Minjur Crime Inspr. Tr.Aurlmurugan 94981 -- (OD at NZ /Admin Inspector) 31605 17. Sholavaram Inspr. Tr. R. Balasubramani 94981 94434 PS 46797 92359 18. Gummidipoo Inspr. Tr. Sudalaimani 94981 94433 ndi Circle 93989 97500 19. Arambakkam Inspr. Tr.Muthuramalingam 94981 -- Circle 47797 233
20. AWPS, W.InsprTmt. E. Tamilselvi 94981 94447 Thiruvallur . 47528 07572 21. AWPS, W.InsprTmt. Badhradevi 94981 994481233 Uthukottai . 47775 4 22. AWPS, W.InsprTmt. P. Tamilselvi 94981 -- Thiruthani . 47530 23. AWPS, W.InsprTmt.E.Chitradevi 94981 94441 Ponneri . 46658 32543 24. AWPS, GPD W.InsprTmt.Komalavalli 94981 -- . 47510 25. PEW, Mobile ------Check 26. PEW, Inspr. Tr.Kumar 94454 -- Thiruvallur 65737 27. PEW, R.K.Pet Inspr. Tr.Balaji, 94981 -- 31748 28. PEW, Ponneri Inspr. Tr.Thirumalaikozhunth 94981 979029293 u 02480 2 29. PEW, GPD Inspr. Tr.Radhakrishnan 94981 -- 10213 30. DCRB, Inspr. Tr.Ramamoorthy 94981 984077229 Thiruvallur 47430 8 31. DCB, W.Inspr. Tmt.S.Rajeswari 94981 50308 95669 38787 Thiruvallur 32. ALGSC, Inspr. Tr.Nandagopal 984095756 949814809 Thiruvallur 5 9 33. SB, Office, Inspr. Tr. Muralidharan 94981 94860 Thiruvallur 46292 54141 34. Armed Reserve RI Tr. Gopi 94981 42600 98403 27114
35. Thiruvallur RI Tr. Chelladurai, 94981 55835 94444 79340 Traffic 36. Uthukottai RI Tr. Paranthaman 94981 10391 94448 04598 Traffic 37. Thiruthani RI Tr. Purusothaman, 94981 02405 9940338745
38. Sholavaram RI Tr. Selvaraj, 94981 46040 94448 24100 Traffic 39. Gummidipoondi RI Tr. Rajendiran, 98403 73529 9498142639 Traffic
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Sub-Inspector CUG & Personnel Cell No.
S.No. Police Station Rank Name CUG Cell No. 1. SI Tr. Elango 94981 47565 SI Tr.B. Devarajan 94981 47514 2. B1-Thiruvallur Town WSI Tmt. Bharathi 94981 48124 3. 4. WSI Tmt. Rakkikumari 94981 55992 B2 Thiruvallur Taluk SI Tr. Alagesan 98436 72576 5. 94981 10108 6. B3 – Kadambathur SI Tr. Suresh 94981 32076 7. WSI Tmt. Devika 94981 91097 B4 –Sevvapet P S 8. SI Tr. Rajendran 94981 47317 9. SI Tr. Dhanapal 94981 47524 B5- Manavalanagar 10. SI Tr.Ramasamy 94981 54698 11. B6 – Mappedu SI Tr. Suresh 94981 07651 12. B7-Vellavedu PS SI Tr. Tamil Selvan 94981 47394 13. B8-Pullarambakkam SI Tr. Jayaraj 94981 47758 C1 – Uthukottai SI Tr.A.Mani Manoharan 94981 07711 14. SI Tr.M.Balaraman 94981 47425 15. 16. SI Tr. Krishnaraj 94981 48068 C2 – Periyapalayam 17. SI Tr.R.Venkatesan 94981 55725 18. C3-Arani WSI Tmt. Tamilselvi, 94981 47812 WSI Tmt. Padmasribavi 94981 10143 C4 – Pennalurpet 19. 99945 16707 WSI Tr. Paripooranam 94981 47322 20. C5 – Vengal 21. SI Tr.Chandrasekar, A.G 94981 48170 22. D1-Thiruthani SI Tr. Surendiran 9498148190 23. SI Tr. Arumugham 94981 47396 24. D2-Thiruvalangadu SI Tr. Kannaiah 94981 47612 25. D3 – K.K.Chatram SI Tr.S. Elango 94981 47376 26. SI Tr. S. Thiyagarajan 94981 55841 27. D4 – R.K.Pet SI Tr. Rajkumar 94981 47428 28. SI Tr. Sekar 94981 55821 29. SI Tr.Vinayagamurugan 94981 34271 D5- Pallipet 30. SI Tr.M. Sadhasivam 94981 47556 SI Tr. Balakrishnan 94981 47483 31. D6- Podhaturpet WSI Selvi. Tamilselvi 94981 47530 32. AWPS/TRT RSI Tr.Arumugam 94981 47538 33. Traffic/TRT
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34. WSI Tmt. Sathiyabama 94981 10114 35. E1- Ponneri SI Tr. Govindarajan 94981 47808 SI Tr.Eswaramoorthy 94443 36060 36. 37. SI Tr. Ramadoss 94981 48132 E2- Thirupalaivanam 38. SI Tr. C. Sekar 94981 47308 39. E3- Minjur 40. SI Tr. Dillibabu 94981 10015 41. SI Tr. C. Narayanamurthy 94981 47829 E4-Kattur 42. WSI Tr. Manimozhi 94448 63655 Tr.Velumani 94981 07656 SI 43. E5- Sholavaram 95970 13439 44. SI Tr. Kamal 94981 47641 45. F1 Gummidipoondi SI Tr. Alibabu 94443 72487 46. F2- Sipcot SI Tr. Gunasekaran 94981 48157 47. F3-Arambakkam SI Tr. Chandrasekaran 94981 47601 48. F4 –Kavarapet SI Tr.Mahalingam 94981 47408 F5 Padhirivedu SI Tr. Rajendran 94981 47365 49. Traffic/GPD RSI Tr. Govindan 94981 10094 50. PEW/Thiruvallur SI Tr. Bakthavathchalam 94981 55711 51. PEW/Periyapalayam 52. SI Tr. Subramanian 94981 47806 PEW/R.K.Pet SI Tr. Rajendran 94981 47480 53. PEW/Ponneri SI Tr.Munivel 94981 47605 54.
S.B. Hqrs. Staff CUG Numbers
Sl. Personal Unit Rank Name CUG Cell No. No No. 1 SB Office Inspr. Tr. S. Muralidharan 94981 46292 94860 54141 2 SB Office SI Tr. K. Naresh 94981 48107 96000 24653 3 SB Office SI Tr. J.C.Suresh Babu, 94981 47634 99444 64298 4 SB Office SI Tr. K. Saravanan 94981 47324 94433 97499 236
Thiruvallur District All Police Station CUG & Landline Number
Name of Police Station Cug Number Landline Thiruvallur Sub – Division:- 94981 00312 27660293 Thiruvallur Town 94981 00317 27660247 Thiruvallur Taluk Circle 94981 00318 27660350 Kadambathur 94981 00319 27651400 Sevvapet 94981 00320 27620210 Manavalanagar Circle 94981 00321 27640091 Mappedu 94981 00322 27655788 Vellavedu 94981 00323 26812283 Pullarambakkam 94981 00339 27600606 Uthukottai Sub – Division 94981 00313 27630082 Uthukottai Circle 94981 00325 27630256 Periyapalayam Circle 94981 00326 27927226 Arani 94981 00327 27927233 Pennalurpet 94981 00328 27635626 Vengal 94981 00329 27626736 Thiruthani Sub – Division 94981 00314 27886699 Thiruthani 94981 00332 27885221 Thiruvalangadu Circle 94981 00333 27872278 K.K. Chathram 94981 00324 27874242 R.K.Pet Circle 94981 00334 27845260 Pallipet 94981 00335 27843238 Podhaturpet 94981 00336 27849262 Ponneri Sub – Division 94981 00315 27974013 Ponneri 94981 00337 27972253 Thirupalaivanam 94981 00331 27978921 Minjur circle 94981 00338 27934268 Kattur 94981 00346 27980542 Sholavaram 94981 00340 26330041 Gummidipoondi Sub –Division 94981 00316 27928766 Gummidipoondi Circle 94981 00341 27929252 Sipcot 94981 00342 27922861 Arambakkam Circle 94981 00343 27948235 Kavarapettai 94981 00344 27925461 Padhirivedu 94981 00345 27945238 AWPS Cug Numbers Thiruvallur AWPS 94981 00347 27663422 Uthukottai AWPS 94981 00348 27630500 Ponneri AWPS 94981 00349 27973585 Thiruthani AWPS 94981 00350 27885281 Gummidipoondi AWPS 94981 00351 27928900
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Thiruvallur District Police Station Fax & Phone Numbers
S.No Police Station Office No.
Thiruvallur Sub-Division Fax No.27660293
1. B1.Thiruvallur Town 27660247
2. B2. Thiruvallur Taluk 27660350
3. B3. Kadambathur 27651400
4. B4. Sevvapet 27620210
5. B5. Manavalanagar 27640091
6. B6. Mappedu 27655788
7. B7. Vellavedu 26812283
8. B8. Pullarambakkam 27600606
Uthukottai Sub-Division Fax No.27630082
9. C1. Uthukottai 27630256
10. C2. Periyapalayam 27927226
11. C3. Arani 27927233
12. C4. Pennalurpet 27635626
13. C5. Vengal 27626736
Thiruthani Sub-Division Fax No.27886699
14. D1. Thiruthani 27885221
15. D2. Thiruvalangadu 27872278
16. D3. K.K. Chatram 27874242
17. D4. R.K.Pet 27845260
18. D5. Pallipet 27843238
19. D6. Podhaturpet 27849262
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Ponneri Sub-Division Fax No.27974013
20. E1. Ponneri 27972253
21. E2. Thirupalaivanam 27978921
22. E3. Minjur 27934268
23. E4. Kattur 27980542
24. E5. Sholavaram 26330041
Gummidipoondi Sub-Division Fax No. 27925766
25. F1. Gummidipoondi 27929252
26. F2. Sipcot 27922861
27. F3. Arambakkam 27948235
28. F4. Kavarapettai 27925461
29. F5. Padhirivedu 27945238
Other Units
30. AWPS Thiruvallur 27663422
31. AWPS Uthukottai. 27630500
32. AWPS Thiruthani 27885281
33. AWPS Ponneri 27973585
34. PEW Thiruvallur 27660101
35. PEW Periyapalayam 27927071
36. PEW R.K.Pet 27880191
37. PEW Ponneri 27974130
38. Special Branch 27665522
39. DCRB 27663555
40. DCB 27691901
41. PEW 27691265
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List of BDDS Teams with Sniffer dogs.
Team-I Team Leader : Tr. Arumugam,SI, Mappedu PS Sniffer Dog: Veera – Dog handler: Gr.I PC 1118 Sl. No. Name and rank of BDDS Trained police personnel Cell number
1 Tr. Veeramani, SSI, Pullarambakkam PS 9498147682
2 Tr. Rajamani, SSI, Pullarambakkam PS 9498155738
3 Gr.I. 1191 Palani, Periyapalayam PS 9498148117
4 Gr.I.178 Tr.Ashok Kumar, Manavalanagar PS 9498147696
Team-II Team Leader : Tr. Mathialagan,SI, Vellavedu PS, Sniffer Dog: Lucky - Dog handler: Gr.I PC 1111 Sl. Name and rank of BDDS Trained police personnel Cell number No.
1 HC 585, Divagar, Thiruthani Highway Patrol 98941 89201
2 HC590, Tr.Pargunam, Manavalanagar PS 94981 48146
3 HC 593 Tr.Saravanan, Thiruvallur Town PS 94981 55726
4 Gr.I 517 Tr. Sekar, Podaturpet PS 94981 48101
Team-III Team Leader : Tr. Munivel, SI, Arambakkam PS Sniffer Dog L Ruby – Dog handler: Gr.I PC 290 Sl. Name and rank of BDDS Trained police Cell number No. personnel
1 Tr.Gunasekaran, SI, Sipcot PS 94981 47633
2 Tr.Chandran, SSI, Minjur PS 94981 55819
3 Tr.Vinayakumar, SSI, Arambakkam PS 94981 48157
4 Tr.Meganathan, SSI, Sevvapet PS 94981 55815 240
List of Panel of negotiators comprising:
PSYCHOLOGISTS
S.No Name & Address Cell No.
1. Dr. Tr.Padur Mohideen, GH, Thiruvallur 99440 03395
2. Dr. Tmt. Sakunthala, GH, Thiruvallur 9444570588
3. Dr. Tr. Mohan, Joint Director, Health Services, 9443484576 Thiruvallur. (Alternate)
LINGUISTS
S.No Name & Address Cell No.
1. Tmt.Radhika Vidyasagar, 94422 77664 Professor / Home Guard Area Commander
2. Dr.J.Vanitha Jain, Professor 89399 92751
3. Tmt.Beaula, Principal, Prathyusha Engg. College, 90470 90861 Aranvoyal (Alternate)
INTERPRETERS
S.No Name & Address Cell No.
1. Tr.Syed Rauf, Probation Officer 94445 16987
2. Tr.Ramachandran, Retired Inspr 94444 76282
3. Tr.Ramkumar, Public Prosecutor, Thiruvallur 94434 84539 (Alternate)
Negotiators:
S.No Name & Address Cell No.
1. Tr. Vijayakumar, DSP, Thiruvallur 9486373735
2. Tr. S.Manickam, DSP, Uthukottai 9498150253
3. Tr. S.Porchezhiyan, DSP, Thiruttani 9498147746
4. Tr. S.Jayachandran, RDO, Thiruvallur 9445000412
5. Tr. Narayanan RDO, Ponneri 9445000410
6. Tr.Sethumadhavan RDO, Tiruttani 9445000411
7. Tr. Rajendran, DSP, PEW Thiruvallur (Alternate) 9498152212
8. Tr. R.Sivalingam, DSP, Gummidipoondi (Alternate) 9444904840
9. Tr. Linga Thirumaran, DSP, DCRB, Thiruvallur (Alternate) 9498195007
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List of Quick Reaction Teams (QRT), Thiruvallur District QRT-I
Vehicle: TN 20 G 0914 (Tempo Traveler) 1) Driver PC 1395, Tr. Senthil Kumar (94981 47892) 2) Driver PC 1292, Tr. Siva (94981 48012) Fire Power Sl. Team members (including and Phone number and address Age Blood No. drivers) (Buddies to be equipments group marked) carried
1 Tr. Krishnaraj, Pistol Periyakuppam Police quarters, 32 AB +ve RSI, Thiruvallur Thiruvallur Town Thiruvallur Dist. 9498148068
2 HC 1083 A.K.47 TNHB quarters, 40 A +ve Tr. Logesh Gandhi M.G.R. Nagar, Thiruvallur Dist 9498148059
3 Gr.I. 599 A.K.47 Ponniyamman koil st, 29 O +ve Tr. Ganesan Arakkonam Taluk, Vellore Dist. 9498148015
4 PC 1379 7.62mm SLR Thirupathur Taluk, 27 A +ve Tr. Sivakumar Vellore Dist. 9498147887
5 PC 1417 7.62mm SLR Vadamadurai, Periyar colony, 27 A +ve Tr. Raji Uthukottai Taluk, 9498147962
6 PC 1418 7.62mm SLR No.2/150, Thozur village, 29 A +ve Tr. Saravana Thiruvallur Dist. kumar 9498147920
7 PC 1419 7.62mm SLR Bajanai koil st, Panapakkam 25 B +ve Tr. Mahesh village, Thiruthani Taluk, Thiruvallur Dist. 9498110147
8 WPC 1505 INSAS Palayam village, Godalur post, 26 O +ve Tmt. Vellaimathi Arur Taluk, Darmapuri Dist. 9498147904
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QRT-II Vehicle: TN 20 G 924 (Tempo Traveler) 1) Driver Gr.I. 661 Tr. Kalaivanan (94981 48010) 2) Driver PC 1415, Tr. Hari (94981 47919) Sl. Team members Fire Power Phone number and address Age Blood No. (including drivers) and group (Buddies to be marked) equipments carried
1 Tr. Narasimman Pistol Rajanagaram west, 33 O +ve RSI, Thiruvallur Pallipet Taluk, 9498155737
2 HC 1165 A.K.-47 New Venmangalam, 44 O +ve Tr. Sivakumar Pudhur, Kadambathur 9498147959
3 Gr.I. 639 A.K.47 No.333, Dr. Ambethkar st, 31 B +ve Tr. Prabhakaran Vidaiyur village 9498147998
4 PC 1410 7.62mm SLR Goonipalayam village & 26 AB +ve Tr. Ekambaram post, Uthukottai, 9498155738
5 PC 1412 7.62mm SLR Chinnamapet village 26 B +ve Tr. Murali Thiruthani Taluk 9498147918
6 PC 1413 7.62mm SLR NO.109, Bajanai koil st, 28 A +ve Tr. Arunkumar Kakavakkam village, Uthukottai 9498148005
7 PC 1431 7.62mm SLR N.Mottur village, 26 B +ve Tr. Santhoshkumar Thandrampet post & Taluk, Thiruvannamalai Dist. 9498148054
8 PC 1434 INSAS Sikkalur village Arur Taluk, 23 B +ve Tr. Premkumar Dharmapurai Dist. 9498148049
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QRT-III Vehicle: TN 20 G 1830 (Tempo Traveler) 1) Driver PC 1481 Tr. Palanivel (94981 55743) 2) Driver PC 766, Tr. Rajesh (94981 48009) Sl. Team members (including Fire Power and Phone number and Age Blood No. drivers) (Buddies to be equipments address group marked) carried
1 Tr. Babu, RSI, Thiruvallur Pistol Periyakuppam, 48 O +ve Thiruvallur, 9498147930
2 HC 144 A.K.-47 Jaya Nagar, 35 AB +ve Tr. Ashok kumar Thiruvallur Dist. 9498148071
3 Gr.I. 669 A.K.47 Anthimanjeripet, 28 B +ve Tr. Guru Pallipet Taluk, 9498148013
4 PC 1416 7.62mm SLR Vengal Police 23 A +ve Tr. Anand quarters, Thiruvallur Dist. 9498148052
5 PC 1421 7.62mm SLR Pappareddy Palli 23 O +ve Tr. Venkatesan village, Thiruthani Taluk. 9498147921
6 PC 1424 7.62mm SLR Ramana St, 24 O +ve Tr. Jagadeesan Athimancheripe, Pallipet, 9498110174
7 PC 1425 7.62mm SLR Verapanur village, 25 O +ve Tr. Annadurai Polur Taluk, Thiruvannamalai Dist. 9626474742
8 PC 1428 INSAS Thindivanam village, 24 A +ve Tr. Suresh Athimur post, Polur Taluk, Thiruvannamalai Dist. 9498148050
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QRT-Fall Back Team
Vehicle: TN 20 G 0807 (Tempo Traveler) 1) Driver PC 1487 Tr. Ramadoss (94981 48061) 2) Driver PC 1491, Tr. Chezhiyan (94981 48060) Sl. Team members Fire Power and Phone number and Age Blood No. (including drivers) equipments carried address group (Buddies to be marked)
1 Tr. Arumugam Pistol Chitheri village, 53 O +ve RSI, Thiruvallur Arakkonam, Vellore Dist. 9498147538
2 HC 402 A.K.47 Jaya Nagar, 52 B +ve Tr. Johnson Thiruvallur. 9498148070
3 HC 196 A.K.47 Atrambakkam village, 31 B +ve Tr. Jagan Odhappai post, Thiruvallur Dist. 9498147999
4 PC 1444 7.62mm SLR Kilkanchara-pattu, 27 AB +ve Tr. Balaji Thiruvannamalai Dist. 9498147974
5 PC 1445 7.62mm SLR New Kuilam village, 27 O +ve Tr. Prabu Chengam Taluk, Thiruvannamalai Dist. 9498147927
6 PC 1453 7.62mm SLR Vayalur village 26 B +ve Tr. Kalaiselvan Vandavasi, Thiruvannamalai Dist. 9498147975
7 PC 1473 7.62mm SLR Sirumur village Arani 25 O +ve Tr. Sathyaraj Taluk, Thiruvannamalai Dist. 9498148042
8 WPC 1494 Insas Melmanambedu, 25 B +ve Tmt. Vasuki Thiruvallur Dist. 9498148040
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Unit code : Team – 1 Unit leader : Tr. Manimaran, Inspector of Police, Manavalanagar circle
Team leaders : 1) Tr.Suresh, SI, Kadambathur PS Kungumapoo St, Poonga nagar, Kakkalur 9498132076 2) Tr.Dayalan, SI, Vellavedu PS Periyakuppam Police Quarters 9494147316 3) Tr.Elango, SI,Thiruvallur Town PS Arakkonam, 9498147565.
Vehicle no. TN 20 G 0858 (bus) Driver 1) Gr.I PC 1371 Tr.Iyarsamy (9498148019) 2) HC 1218 Tr.Jeganathan (9498147932) Team members (including Fire power and Phone number and Age Blood drivers) (buddies to be equipment carried address group marked)
1. Gr.I.1319 7.62mm SLR No 65 Pillaiyar koil st 36 A +ve Tr.Moorthy Kakkalur, Thiruvallur (Sniper) 9498147363
2. PC 1096 7.62mm SLR C 10 Police quarters, 36 B –ve Tr.Kalandar Nethaji St, Thiruvallur (Gas Gun) 9498100158
3. HC 295 7.62mm SLR 18 New Colony 39 O +ve Tr.Govindasamy Chithampakkam 9498147403
4. Gr.I.229 Lathi Perumal koil st 40 AB +ve Tr.Sankar Pattaraiperum-buthur, 9498155721
5. Gr.I.268 Lathi Sorakayapet village 39 AB +ve Tr.Devan, 9498147305
6. Gr.I.815 Lathi Madha kovil st, 36 B +ve Tr.Pushparaj Gandhipet village 9498147571
7. Gr.I.1116 AK 47 Dharanivarahapuram, 36 B +ve Tr.Elangovan, Thiruthani 9498147694
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8. Gr.I.179, .303 Rifle Pilliyar koil street, 40 O +ve Tr.Neelamegam Anaikattaputhur, Sagayathottam post, Arakonam Taluk. 9498148175
9. PC 1260 .303 Rifle No,253/3 Pillyar koil st, 35 A1 +ve Tr.Sathishkumar New Erulancheri village, 94981 48076
10. Gr.I.591, .303 Rifle No,214/296, Paulpannai 36 O +ve Tr.Suman, st, Pattarai 9498148081
11. Gr.I.132 7.62mm SLR No.54/19 Ekkadu road, 39 O –ve Tr.Gopinath 9498148172
12. Gr.I.1109 7.62mm SLR No.495 Perathur village 39 O +ve Tr.Chellamuthu & post,Thiruvallur Taluk, Thiruvallur.
13. Gr.I.1131 7.62mm SLR Sorakayapet village 36 B +ve Tr.Velu Podhaturpet (Sniper) 9498147699
14. PC 1603 Lathi No.71 Arumbakkam 35 O +ve Tr.Suresh village, Monnavedu (Gas Gun) post, 9498186513
15. PC 325 Lathi Ellaiamman koil street, 36 B +ve Tr.Tamilselvan Thiruvallur Taluk 9498147656
16. PC 1589 Lathi Mettupalayam, 35 A +ve Tr.Jegadeesan, Sendryanpalayam post 9498128892
17. Gr.I.1108 AK 47 Plot.No 42 5th street 36 AB +ve Tr.Haribabu, Ancheneya Puram, Kakkalur, Thiruvallur 9498147584
18. PC 1596 .303 Rifle No 108, SP road, Periyar 35 A +ve Tr.Appu street Melnallathur Thiruvallur 9498128910
19. Gr.I.207 .303 Rifle No.3015 TNHB, 37 O +ve Tr.Malardevan Kakkalur, Thiruvallur 9498147868
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20. HC 399 .303 Rifle No.3, Ram Nagar, 40 B +ve Tr.Baskar Palliarai kuppam, Kosavan Palayam, Thirupachur 9498148188
21. HC 626 7.62mm SLR No.3,J block, police 36 A1 +ve Tr.Sivakumar quarters, Periyakuppam, Thiruvallur 9498148178
22. HC 903 7.62mm SLR Illuppur village & 40 B +ve Tr.Velu Thiruvallur 9498148119
23. Gr.I.930 7.62mm SLR Chitrambakkam village, 39 O –ve Tr.Velayutham Perabamkkam Thiruvallur
24. Gr.I.1120 Lathi Buchi Reddy Palli, 32 B +ve Tr.Kanthavel Thiruthani 9498147364
25. Gr.I.1581 Lathi Thirur, 40 O +ve Tr.Srinivasan Thiruvallur 9444158757
26. Gr.I.1342 Lathi No 70, Thotikalai, 36 O +ve Tr.Arunagiri Kilambakkam. 9498147358
27. PC 770 AK 47 No 80/2 ICMR back side 35 B +ve Tr.Bakkiyaraj Tollgate, Thiruvallur 9790229096
28. HC 600 .303 Rifle No 12, 3rd block, Police 38 O +ve Tr.Ramesh quarters, Nethaji salai, Thiruvallur 9498148192
29. HC 1331 .303 Rifle Manavalanagar, 39 O +ve Tr.Ranjith Kumar Thiruvallur (Gas gun) 9444256481
30. HC 726 7.62 mm SLR Police Quarters - 40 A +ve Tr.Dhananjeyan Thiruvallur (Sniper) 9498147779
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Sub Leaders
Team I : 1) HC 295, Tr.Govindasamy 2) Gr.I.815, Tr.Pushparaj
Team II: 1) Gr.I.132 Tr.Gopinath 2) Gr.I.1108, Tr.Haribabu,
Team III: 1) HC 626, Tr.Sivakumar 2) Gr.I.930, Tr.Velayutham
Technical team: 1) Tr.Ravi, SSI, Kadambathur PS 2) Tr.Devan, Gr.I.268, Thiruvallur Taluk PS 3) Tr.Muthukumar, HC 1246, Mappedu PS
Quick Response Unit -2
Unit code : Team - 2 Unit leader : Tr. N.C.Sarathi, Inspector of Police, Thiruthani PS.
Team leaders : 1) Tr.Surendran, SI, Thiruthani PS A/35, Kancheepuram, 9498148190 2) Tr.Sekar, SI, R.K.Pet PS A/52, Ponneri, 9498155821 3) Tr.Elango, SI, K.K.Chatram PS A/53, Poonga Nagar, Thiruvallur, 9498147376
Vehicle no. TN 20 G 1375 (bus) 1) Driver PC 1002 Tr. Manigandan (9498161320) 2) Driver PC 1471 Tr. Ramesh Kanna (9498110152) Team members (including Fire power and Phone number and Age Blood drivers) (buddies to be equipment address group marked) carried
1 HC 878 7.62mm SLR Mamandur Village, 37 A1 +ve Tr. Rukmangathan Arungulam Post, (Sniper) Thiruthani TK 9444369678
2 Gr.I.1585 7.62mm SLR Thiruthani Police 37 O +ve Tr.Raman Quarters, Thiruthani (Gas Gun) 9498127093
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3 PC 1602 7.62mm SLR R.K.Pet Police Quarters 32 O +ve Tr.Shanmugam R.K.Pet 9498148020
4 PC 1285 Lathi Thiruvallur Police 38 AB +ve Tr.Vedhagiri Quarters, Thiruvallur 9498147943
5 HC 1195 Lathi Putlur village, 40 O +ve Tr.Amulraj Thiruvallur 9498110136
6 HC 769, Lathi Agoor village, 38 O +ve Tr.Gopinath, Thiruthani 9498147355
7 Gr.I.729, AK 47 Periyapalayam 39 O +ve Tr.Balaji Uthukottai TK 9498148136
8 Gr.I.499, .303 Rifle Thiruthani Town 35 O +ve Tr.Gopi 9498147572
9 HC 408 .303 Rifle Srikalikapuram village 36 A1 +ve Tr.Devan R.K.Pet 9498148135
10 Gr.I.1290 .303 Rifle Gandhi Road Main, 36 O +ve Tr.Senthil Kumar Thiruthani 9498148092
11 PC 1001 7.62mm SLR First St, 33 O +ve Tr.Thiyagarajan, Avitcheri Village, (Sniper) Pennalurpet Post, Uthukottai T.K. 9498147457
12 PC 514 7.62mm SLR Santhavalliamman Koil 32 O +ve Tr.Gopal St, Pennalurpet (Gas Gun) 9498147462
13 Gr.I.1565 7.62mm SLR Panavattambadi village 36 B +ve Tr.Umapathi 9498147470
14 PC 1106 Lathi Somasundharam village, 32 B +ve Tr.Elayaraja Thiruthani. 9498147729
15 Gr.I.1295 Lathi Sanjeevipuram village 33 O +ve Tr.Venkatesan R.K.Pet 9498147500
16 Gr.I.1277 Lathi Katchur Village 33 O +ve Tr.Velmurugan, Uthukottai 9498147651
17 HC 168, AK 47 Nallattur Village, 40 AB +ve Tr.Anthony Thiruthani TK, Thiruvallur Dist.
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18 Gr.I.213 .303 Rifle Police Quarters, B +ve Tr.Sujan Chittoor Road, Thiruthani 9498147672
19 Gr.I.228, .303 Rifle Erikarai St, bypass road, 38 O +ve Tr.Yamugandhi Subramaniya Nagar, Thiruthani, 9498148093
20 HC 797 .303 Rifle Nochili village 40 O +ve Tr.Ashokan Thiruthani TK 7868098201
21 Gr.I.1078 7.62mm SLR New Police Quarters, 40 B +ve Tr.Narasimman Sholinghur road, Pallipet, 9498147719
22 HC 1102 7.62mm SLR Velanjeri Village, 39 O +ve Tr.Murugan Thiruthani TK. 9498147460
23 HC 1124 Lathi Srinivasapuram, 40 B +ve Tr.Kumar Thiruthani 9498147499
24 HC 1266 Lathi Avadi, Chenai 39 O –ve Tr.Sankar 9498147817
25 HC 1298 Lathi Vellathur village, 40 B +ve Tr.Rajasekaran 9498155824
26 HC 1309 .303 Rifle Thiruthani 40 B +ve Tr.Chakravarthi 9498147492
27 Gr.I.604 AK 47 Anvarthikan Pettai 38 B +ve Tr.Shankar village, Arakonam tk. 9498147179
28 HC 631 .303 Rifle Gandhi Nagar, 40 B +ve Tr.Muthu Avadi, Chennai- 54 saravanan 9498110134
nd 29 HC 923 .303 Rifle Othavadai 2 street, 40 A +ve Tr.Chandran Palanipet, Arakkonam. (Gas Gun) 9498147463
30 HC 1074 7.62mm SLR Balapuram village. 40 O +ve Tr.Balaji R.K.Pet (Sniper) 9498147465
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Sub Leaders : Team I : 1) HC 1195, Tr.Amulraj 2) PC 1285, Tr.Vedhagiri Team II: 1) HC 408, Tr.Devan 2) Gr.I.499, Tr.Gopi Team III: 1) HC 168, Tr.Anthony 2) Gr.I.213, Tr.Sujan
Technical team: 1) Tr.Murugesan, SSI, Highway Patrol, Thiruthani 2) Tr.Marimuthu, SSI, Highway Patrol, Thiruthani 3) HC 785, Tr.Venkatesan, K.K.Chatram PS
QUICK RESPONSE UNIT- 3 ( Fall Back Team) (FILLED IN THE EACH TEAM INCLUDING FALL BACK TEAM INDIVIDUALLY)
Unit code : Team – 3 (Fall back team) Unit leader : Tr. Dillibabu, Inspector of Police, Gummidipoondi PS.
Team leaders : 1) Tr.Rajinikanth SI, Arani PS, 9443396949 : 2) Tr.Sethu SI, Sholavaram PS, 9498148166 : 3) Tmt. Paripooranam, Vengal PS, 9499147322
Vehicle no. TN 20 G 1819 (bus) 1) HC 1159 Tr. Ranjan Kumar (9445302346) 2) Gr.I PC 917 Tr. Rajkumar (9498155740) Team members (including Fire power and Phone number and Age Blood drivers) (buddies to be marked) equipment carried address group
1. Gr.I. 104 7.62.mm SLR Ragunadhapuram Village, 36 O +ve Tr. Ramamoorthy Thiruthani TK 9498147415
2. Gr.I. 161 7.62.mm SLR Vellathur Village, 34 A +ve Tr. Arumugam AV Puram Post, Pallipattu TK 9498147520
3. Gr.I. 693 7.62.mm SLR SM Nagar, 33 B +ve Tr. Suryadeepan Avadi, Chennai (Sniper) 9498148150
4. Gr.I. 1351 Lathi Perumbedu Chatram, 36 O +ve Tr. Venkatesan Ponneri TK 9498147661 (Gas Gun)
5. PC 1207 Lathi Velliyur village, Thiruvallur 30 O +ve Tr. Siva Taluk, 9498147867
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6. PC 1229 Lathi Malliyankuppam Village, 31 O +ve Tr. Gajendiran Arani Post, Ponneri TK 9498147849
7. Gr.I. 1606 A.K.47 Anna Nagar, Kottakarai, 34 O +ve Tr. Madhavan Gummipoondi, 9498132586
8. PC 1127 .303 Rifle Periya Soliyampakkam, 33 O +ve Tr. Kumaran Gummidipoondi TK 9498155817
9. Gr.I. 1321 .303 Rifle Bus Stand Backside, 35 A +ve Tr. Raghu Thiruvallur, 9498147319
10. Gr.I. 1243 .303 Rifle Block No.F 6, 36 A +ve Tr. Suresh Periyakuppam Police Quatres, Thiruvallur 9498147870
11. HC 556 7.62.mm SLR No.3, HC Block, Police 36 O +ve Tr. Hari Quarters, Ponneri 9498148143
12. HC 1097 7.62.mm SLR C - Block, Police Quarters, 36 B +ve Tr. Balaji Ponneri. 9498155838
13. HC 713 Lathi Balaji Nagar, 37 A +ve Tr. Vasudevan Ponneri TK 9498147845
14 Gr.I.103 Lathi Poonga Nagar, 34 O +ve Tr. Suryaprabu Thiruvallur Town , Thiruvallur, 9498147587
15. Gr.I.379 Lathi Sirupuzhalpettai village, 34 B +ve Tr. Rajaram Gummidipoondi TK 9498147493
16. Gr.I. 1317 A.K.47 Thozhurkuppam village, 32 O +ve Tr. Sezhiyan Thiruvallur 9498147621
17. Gr.I. 1582 7.62.mm SLR Anna Nagar, Kottaikarai, 31 O +ve Tr.Rajesh Gummidipoondi (Sniper) 9498132632
18. Gr.I. 1590 .303 Rifle Sirupuzhalpettai 36 A +ve Tr. Arumugam Gummidipoondi (Gas Gun) 9498133310
19. PC 1028 .303 Rifle Karadiputhur village, 34 A +ve Tr. Prabhakaran Kannankottai post, Gummidipoondi TK 9498147770
20. PC 1242 .303 Rifle Mambakkam village, 30 A +ve Tr. Tamilselvan Uthukottai TK. 9498147625
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21. PC 1278 7.62.mm SLR Indhira Nagar, Katchur 32 O +ve Tr. Senthilkumar village, 9498147624
22. PC 1163 7.62.mm SLR Thalayari street, Moodhur 32 A +ve Tr. Ramesh Village 9498147658
23. PC 890 7.62.mm SLR Ananderi village, 36 O +ve Tr. Sriram Pondhavakkm post, 9498147738 Uthukottai TK
24. PC 1270 Lathi Bajanai kovil street, 35 O +ve Tr. Sundaram Pennalurpettai, Uthukottai TK. 9498147731
25. PC 1273 Lathi Narasambalaiyam village, 32 B +ve Tr. Kabali Sunnambukulam 9498147737
26. PC 1279 Lathi New Quarters 34 A +ve Tr. Tamilselvam Perambkkam Village. 9498147732
27. PC 1352 A.K.47 Gandhi Nagar, Nadu 35 A +ve Tr. Sridhar Veerapattu village, Kancheepuram Dist 9498147657
28. HC 813 .303 Rifle Bajanai kovil street, 38 A +ve Tr. Thirukumaran Pennalurpettai Uthukottai TK 9498147740
29 HC 1169 .303 Rifle Sunnambukulam 38 B +ve Tr. Vilvamani Gummidipoondi, (Sniper) 9498148095
30. HC 749 .303 Rifle Thandapani Nadar St, 38 O +ve Tr. Duraimurugan Gummidipoondi. (Gas Gun) 9498147575
Sub Leaders : Team I : 1) Gr.I. 161, Tr. Arumugam 2) PC 1229, Tr. Gajendiran Team II: 1) HC 556, Tr. Hari 2) Gr.I.103, Tr. Suryaprabu Team III: 1) HC 1169, Tr. Vilvamani 2) PC 1352, Tr. Sridhar Technical: 1) Tr.Govindaraj, SSI, Ponneri PS 2) HC 926, Tr.Chandraprakash, Minjur PS 3) HC 1306, Tr.Venkatesan, Sholavaram PS 254
Annexure-F
List of location of public services / departments
Police Department
Desig- Contact Office S.No Unit/Place nation Number Phone
1. SP 9498111118 27666555
2. ADSP Hqrs 94981 55777 27665332
3. ADSP PEW 94981 64999 27660008
4. DSP Thiruvallur 94863 73735 27660293
5. DSP Uthukottai 94981 50253 27630082
6. DSP Thiruthani 94981 47746 27886699
7. DSP Ponneri 94981 52212 27974013
8. DSP Gummidipoondi 94449 04840 27928766
9. DSP DCRB 94981 95007 27663555
10. DSP PEW 9498154615 27691265
11. DSP DCB 9940647878 27691901
12. DSP ALGSC 94981 64122 27662009
13. DSP SJ & HR 9498165265 27691278
14. Inspr. Special Branch 9498146292 27665522
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OFFICERS CUG & PERSONNEL CELL NO.
S.No Sub-Division / Unit Rank CUG Cell No.
SP / 1 Mike – 10 SP 94454 65669 Landline - 27666555 HQRS / 2 Mike – 11 ADSP -- Landline - 27665332 PEW / 3 Mike – 12 ADSP 94981 55777 Landline - 27660008 Thiruvallur SDO / Mike – 20 4 DSP 94863 73735 Landline – 27660293 Cug- 94981 00312 Uthukottai SDO / Mike – 21 5 DSP 94981 50253 Landline – 27630082 Cug- 94981 00313 Thiruthani SDO / Mike – 22 6 DSP 94981 47746 Landline – 27886699 Cug- 94981 00314 Ponneri SDO / Mike – 23 7 DSP 94981 52212 Landline – 27974013 Cug- 94981 00315 Gummidipoondi SDO/ Mike – 24 8 DSP 94449 04840 Landline – 27928766 Cug- 94981 00316 DCRB / 9 Mike –25 DSP 94981 95007 Landline - 27663555 PEW / 10 Mike – 26 DSP 94981 47772 Landline - 27691265 DCB / 11 Mike – 27 DSP 94981 55822 Landline - 27691901 AR / 12 Mike – 28 DSP -- Landline - 27691902 ALGSC / 13 Mike – 29 DSP 94981 64122 Landline - 27662009 PCR Wing 14 DSP -- Landline - 27691278 256
Tiruvallur District Inspector CUG & Personnel Cell No.
Sl. Police Station / Unit Rank CUG Cell No. No
1. Thiruvallur Town PS Inspr. --
Thiruvallur Taluk 2. Inspr. 94981 47710 Circle
3. Sevvapet PS Inspr. 94430 51501
Manavalanagar 4. Inspr. 94981 47371 Circle
5. Vellavedu PS Inspr. 94981 47600
6. Uthukottai Circle Inspr. --
7. Periyapalayam Circle Inspr. 94981 47797
8. Vengal PS Inspr. 94441 45045
9. Thiruthani PS Inspr. 94981 46080
10. Thiruthani Crime Inspr. 94981 04830
Thiruvalangadu 11. Inspr. 94981 53761 Circle
12. R.K.Pet Circle Inspr. 94981 03148
13. Ponneri PS Inspr. 94981 55713
14. Thirupalaivanam PS Inspr. 94981 47690
15. Minjur Circle Inspr. 94981 11427
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17. Sholavaram PS Inspr. 94981 26067
Gummidipoondi 94430 63374 18. Inspr. Circle
19. Arambakkam Circle Inspr. 94454 65737
20. AWPS, Thiruvallur W.Inspr. 94981 48199
21. AWPS, Uthukottai W.Inspr. 94981 48900
22. AWPS, Thiruthani W.Inspr. 94981 47528
23. AWPS, Ponneri W.Inspr. 94981 47510
AWPS, 24. W.Inspr. 94981 47530 Gummidipoondi
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26. PEW, Thiruvallur Inspr. 94981 47430
27. PEW, R.K.Pet Inspr. 94981 06222
28. PEW, Ponneri Inspr. 94981 55811
29. DCRB, Thiruvallur Inspr. 94981 47466
DCB, Thiruvallur Inspr. 94981 10101 30.
ALGSC, Thiruvallur Inspr. 99412 14131 31.
SB, Office, Inspr. 32. 94981 46292 Thiruvallur
Armed Reserve RI 94981 10138 33.
Thiruvallur Traffic RI 98403 73529 34.
Uthukottai Traffic RI 949814 6535 35.
Thiruthani RI 94981 02405 36.
Sholavaram Traffic RI 94981 55835 37.
Gummidipoondi RI 94981 46040 38. Traffic
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Sub-Inspector CUG & Personal Cell No.
Sl. Police Station Rank CUG Cell No. No. 1. SI 94981 47565
B1 – Thiruvallur Town 2. SI 94981 47679
3. WSI 94981 55992
4. B2 – Thiruvallur Taluk SI 94981 47482
5. SI 94981 10132
6. B3 – Kadambathur SI 94981 47406
7. B4 – Sevvapet SI 99656 51910
8. SI 94981 48100
9. B5 – Manavalanagar SI 94981 47308
10. WSI 98411 31884
11. SI 94981 47425
B6 – Mappedu 12.
13. SI 94981 32076
14. B7 – Vellavedu SI 94981 47316
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16. B8 – Pullarambakkam SI 94981 47803
17. C1 – Uthukottai WSI 94981 10114
18. C2 – Periyapalayam WSI 99945 16707 94981 10143
19. C3 – Arani SI 94981 55843
20. C4 – Pennalurpet SI 94981 47829
21. SI 94981 48106
C5 – Vengal 22. SI 94981 55725
23. SI 94981 48190
D1 – Thiruthani 24.
25. D2 – Thiruvalanagadu SI 94981 47691
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SI 94981 47601 26. D3 – K.K.Chatram 99447 85794
27. D4 – R.K.Pet SI 94981 55841
28. SI 94981 55821
29. D5- Pallipet SI 94981 47556
30. WSI 94981 48124
D6- Podhaturpet 31. SI 94981 47514
E1- Ponneri SI 94981 47700 32.
E2- Thirupalaivanam SI 94981 48132 33.
E3- Minjur SI 94981 47376 34.
SI 88708 29105 E4- Kattur 94981 47736 35.
SI 94981 47449 36.
E5- Sholavaram SI 94981 48166 37.
SI 94981 55708 38.
F5-Gummidipoondi SI 94981 47605 39.
SI 94981 48157 40. F2 Sipcot
SI 94981 47408 41.
F3-Arambakkam SI 94981 47509 42.
F4 –Kavarapettai WSI 94981 47322 43.
F5 Padhrivedu SI 94433 96949 44.
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Special Branch Hqrs. Staff CUG Numbers 27665522/27661010
Sl. Unit Rank CUG Cell No. No
1 Special Branch Office Inspr. 94981 46292
Special Branch Office 2 SI 94981 47702
Special Branch Office 3 SI 94981 48107
Special Branch Office 4 SI 94981 47634
Special Branch Office 5 SSI 94981 47324
Special Branch Office 6 SSI 94981 47707
Special Branch Office 7 SSI 94981 47665
Special Branch Office 8 SSI 94981 48177
Special Branch Office 9 SSI 94981 47703
Special Branch Office 10 SSI 94981 47676
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All Station CUG & Landline Number
Station Cug Number Landline
Thiruvallur Sub – Division:- 94981 00312 27660293
Thiruvallur Town 94981 00317 27660247
Thiruvallur Taluk 94981 00318 27660350
Kadambathur 94981 00319 27651400
Sevvapet 94981 00320 27620210
Manavalanagar 94981 00321 27640091
Mappedu 94981 00322 27655788
Vellavedu 94981 00323 26812283
Pullarambakkam 94981 00339 27600606
Uthukottai Sub – Division 94981 00313 27630082
Uthukottai 94981 00325 27630256
Periyapalayam 94981 00326 27927226
Arani 94981 00327 27927233
Pennalurpet 94981 00328 27635626
Vengal 94981 00329 27626736
Thiruthani Sub – Division 94981 00314 27886699
Thiruthani 94981 00332 27885221
Thiruvalangadu 94981 00333 27872278
K.K. Chathram 94981 00324 27874242
R.K.Pet 94981 00334 27845260
Pallipet 94981 00335 27843238
Podhaturpet 94981 00336 27849262
Ponneri Sub – Division 94981 00315 22974013
Ponneri 94981 00337 27972253
Thirupalaivanam 94981 00331 27978921
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Minjur 94981 00338 27934268
Kattur 94981 00346 27980542
Sholavaram 94981 00340 26330041
Gummidipoondi Sub –Division 94981 00316 27928766
Gummidipoondi 94981 00341 27929252
Sipcot 94981 00342 27922861
Arambakkam 94981 00343 27948235
Kavarapettai 94981 00344 27925461
Padhirivedu 94981 00345 27945238
AWPS Cug Numbers
Thiruvallur AWPS 94981 00347 27663422
Uthukottai AWPS 94981 00348 27630500
Ponneri AWPS 94981 00349 27973585
Thiruthani AWPS 94981 00350 27885281
Gummidipoondi AWPS 94981 00351 27928900
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BDDS Team Phone Numbers List
Rank Name & PS Limits Cell No. Cug No.
“A” TEAM :-
SI Tr. Damodharan, C3 PS 90035 40826 94981 55843 SI Tr. Gunasekaran, F2 PS 84893 79302 94981 48157 SSI Tr. Mathiyalagan, B7 PS 96000 62129 94981 47345 HC 1191 Tr. Palani, C4 PS 98945 10507 94981 48117 HC 131 Tr. Samraj, D6 PS 99947 63370 9498147514 “B” TEAM :- SSI Tr. Arumugam, B7 PS 97868 58282 94981 47396 SSI Tr. Rajamani, 97901 70120 94981 55738 Highway TRT SSI Tr. Vinaykumar, F3 PS 98418 61331 94981 47633 HC 743 Tr. Ravichandran, C1 PS 98946 57394 94981 47780 (CSCID) HC 178 Tr. Ashokkumar, B1 PS 99445 05369 94981 47696 Gr.I. 590 Tr. Pargunan, E5 PS 96887 03430 94981 48146 “C” TEAM :- SSI Tr. Veeramani, B8 PS 94454 34362 94981 47682 SSI Tr. Munivel, F1 PS 77087 67489 94981 47605 SSI Tr. Chandran, E3 PS 94449 44350 94981 55819 HC. 585 Tr. Divakar, D1 PS 98941 89201 HC 768 Tr. Meganathan, B4 PS 99407 91015 94981 55815 HC 517 Tr. Sekar, D6 PS 99942 36867 94981 48101 SPARE TEAM :- HC 147 Tr. Venkatesan, C1 PS 98409 66950 Uthukottai Camp Office 94981 47788 HC. 593 Tr. Saravanan B1 PS 94860 46990 District Crime party 94981 55726 264
TECHNICAL, SCIENTIFIC, FINGER PRINT &
PHOTO SECTION
Office Station Name CUG Numbers Landline Numbers Technical 94454 66177 26864611
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94454 66048 Scientific 94447 56707 26582263 Officers
99622 41792 --
Finger Print 94454 62113 27666564
94441 21950 “ 94454 62111 “
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DOG SQUAD
Rank Cug Numer
Gr.I. 290 94981 47585
Gr.I. 103 94981 47587
Gr.I. 1111 94981 48091
Gr.I. 460 94981 47982
Gr.I. 1318 94981 47815
Gr.I. 1317 94981 47621
PC 1235 94981 48021
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ARMED RESERVE & TRAFFIC UNITS
Station Name CUG Numbers Landline Numbers Armed Reserve 94981 10138 94981 47931 -- 94981 48069 -- 94981 55746 -- 94981 47981 -- 94981 47930 94981 55737 94981 48068 94981 55750 -- 9498148071 -- Thiruvallur -- 27884674 Traffic 94981 47670 --
94981 47668
Uthukottai 949814 6535 -- Traffic Thiruthani 94981 02405 Traffic 9498147538 -- Ponneri SDO 94981 55835 -- (Sholavaram 94981 48078 -- Traffic) Gummidipoondi 94981 46040 --
Traffic 94981 10094 --
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HIGHWAY PATROL
Other Mobile Station Officers Name Rank
Nos. Highway Patrol Tr. Shakkarai SSI 94981 47549
Thiruvallur NO. 7 Tr. Arasu SSI 94981 47342
94433 -87738 Tr. Ramesh HC 600 94981 48192
Tr. Paranthaman HC 1310 94442 43648
Tr. Perumal HC 1336 94981 47783
Tr. Ravi Gr.I. 525 94981 55720
Tr. Saravanakumar Gr.I. 819 94981 48155
Highway Patrol Tr. Ravikumar SSI 94981 47479
Uthukottai Tr. Dhanavelu SSI 94981 10110
Tr. Baskar HC 339 94981 48188
Tr. Velu HC 903 94981 48119
Tr. Saravanan, HC 1101
Tr. Nagesh HC 1098 94981 47387
Tr. Arumugam Gr.I. 105 94981 47393
Highway Patrol Tr. Chengalvarayan SSI 94981 47485
Thiruthani NO. 8 Tr. Rajamani SSI 94981 55735
94433-87739 Tr. Ranjan HC 921 94981 31865
Tr. Sudhakaran HC 814 94981 47846
Tr. Sankar Gr.I. 604 94981 48179
Highway Patrol Tr. Shanmugam SSI 94981 47793
Gummidipoondi Tr. Karuppasamy SSI 94981 47609
NO. 6 Tr. Palani SSI 94981 47800
94433-87737 Tr. Selvaraj HC 710 94981 47677
Tr. Moorthi Gr.I. 94981 47363 1319
Tr. Kandhavel PC 1120 94981 47364
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20. LINKAGES WITH IDRN
IDRN (India Disaster Resource Network) is a nation-wide electronic inventory of resources that enlists equipment and human resources, collated from districts, states and national level line departments and agencies. It is a web based platform, for managing the inventory of equipment, skilled human resources and critical supplies for emergency response. Primary focus of IDRN portal is to enable the decision makers to find answers on availability of equipment and human resources required to combat any emergency situation. This database will also enable them to assess the level of preparedness for specific disasters.
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21.SPECIFIC ISSUES ON VARIOUS VULNERABLE GROUPS HAVE BEEN ADDRESSED Kosasthalaiyar River Issues
Sl. No. ISSUES REMEDIES
1 Left side flood bank eroded and over washed Work to be taken up under MP LAD during during 2015 floods in Edayanchavadi Village 2017-18.
2 Right side flood bank eroded and over Work to be taken up under MP LAD during washed during 2015 floods in 2017-18. Sadayankuppam Village 3 Sadayakuppam & Edayanachavadi villages The formation of bund work is to be taken are almost in the tail end of the under MP Lad. Even if the bund is formed to Kosasthaliyar river and which is near by the required height, and if the flow in the Ennore creek. river is more than 50,000 cusecs, the entire area will be inundated since both the villages are in low level. 4 The both villages are almost 2 to 3 metre If the formation of bund is carried out, we above the MSL and also the back water flows will minimize the inundation problems to in the river upto Napallayam from the Ennore some extent. creek to a distance of about 4km. 5 Sirungavoor tank: During the monsoon Encroachment is to be evicted. During period / flood the weir is cut opened illegally monsoon period police protection is needed by the encroachers. The encroachment is to safeguard tank bund. about more than 400 huts and tiled houses etc.. 6 Sembiyammanali tank: During the monsoon Encroachment is to be evicted. During period /flood the weir is cutopened by the monsoon period police protection is needed. encroachers. The encroachment is the form of field. 7
REMEDIAL MEASURES TAKEN BY PWD
Remedial SL. Remedial Villages measure taken No measure taken permanently Temporary
A Kosasthalaiyar River Breached in the following places during 2015 flood
Sekkanjeri, Karanodai, Formation of flood bank is Irulipattu, Breached places are taken up Permanently under Pudukuppam, Gnayar, Temporarily restored Under MP LAD for for flood 1 Vannipakkam, by providing sand bank on both sides of Kosavanpalayam, bags and bund kosasthalaiyar River from Madiyur, Peria Madiyur, formed Karanodai to Vellivoyal. Seemavaraam, Villages. By providing sand 2 Banavedu bags and bund Bund formed Permanently formed
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By providing sand 3 Veeraraghavapuram bags and bund Bund formed Permanently formed By providing sand 4 Pandeswaram bags and bund Bund formed Permanently formed Desilting and Clearing the Karunakaracheri Obstructions cleared 5 obstructions for free flow of Channel with machineries water. Obstructions cleared Desilting and Clearing the 6 Thandurai Channel obstructions for free flow of with machineries water. Desilting and Clearing the Ambathur tank surplus Obstructions cleared 7 obstructions for free flow of course with machineries water. Desilting and Clearing the Korattur tank surplus Obstructions cleared 8 obstructions for free flow of course with machineries water.
VULNERABLE TO DAMAGE AND THEIR RISKS
Due to heavy rain during 1986,1996,1998,2005 & 2015 the following tanks have been badly damaged and breached and rectified the damages and now it is intact to store water as per their capacity.
Araniyar Basin Division Completed Works after flood December 2015 in Vulnerable Points Sl. Description of Works Amount No. in Lakhs
1 Special Repairs to Right bank of Araniyar River near Monopuram 1.00 Village in Ponneri Taluk of Thiruvallur District Est. 1.00 Lakh DR No. 52 I / 2016 - 17 2 Special Repairs to Right bank of Araniyar River near A. 9.50 Reddypalayam Village in Ponneri Taluk of Thiruvallur Reach – I District Est. 9.50 Lakh DR No. 50 I / 2016 - 17 3 Special Repairs to Right bank of Araniyar River near A. 9.50 Reddypalayam Village in Ponneri Taluk of Thiruvallur Reach – I District Est. 9.50 Lakh DR No. 51 I / 2016 - 17
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4 Special Repairs to Sluice No. 2 of Palavakkam Tank in Gummidipoondi 4.00 Taluk of of Thiruvallur Reach – I District Est. 4.00 Lakh DR No. 34 I / 2016 - 17
5 Reconstruction of Sluice No. 3 of Katchur Natteri in Uthukottai Taluk of 6.00 Thiruvallur District Est. 6.00 Lakh DR No. 36 I / 2016 - 17 6 Special Repairs to Flood protection wall and Re grading Mamabakkam Tank Supply Channel in Uthukottai Taluk of Thiruvallur District. Est. 4.00 4.00 Lakh DR No. 58 I / 2016 - 17 7 Renewal of Hoisting arrangements in the Head Sluice Shutter in Lakshmipuram Anicut Left Off-take Channel in Ponneri Taluk of 7.76 Tiruvallur District. 8 Renewal of Hoisting arrangements in the Head Sluice Shtter in Lakshmipuram Anicut Right Off-take Channel in Ponneri Taluk of 7.80 Tiruvallur District. 9 Renewal of Shutters in Head Sluice in Lakshmipuram Anicut Left Off- 7.14 take Channel in Ponneri Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 10 Renewal of Scour Vent Shutters in Lakshmipuram Anicut Left side in 7.50 Ponneri Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 11 Special Repairs to Weir No.1, Renewal of emergency shutters, Regrading Supply Channel and repairs to bund in Kakkavakkam Hissa Tank in 9.68 Uthukottai Taluk of Thiruvallur District. 12 Regrading Supply Channel from Tamil Nadu Border to Uhtukottai Tank 5.00 in Uthukottai Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 13 Renewal of Shutters in Outlet in Upstream of A.N. Kuppam Anicut in 2.00 Gummidipoondi Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 14 Special repairs to Sluice No.2 of Palavakkam Tank in Gummidipoondi 4.00 Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 15 Special Repairs to Protection wall and strengthening the bund of Panayancheri Tank in Panayancheri village of Uthukottai Taluk in 4.00 Tiruvallur District. 16 Special Repairs to Weir and Tank bund in 82 Panapakkam Tank in 5.00 Uthukottai Taluk of Tiruvallur District. 17 Construction of Flood Protection wall and strengthening the flood bank from Vannipakkam Checkdam to Subhareddypalayam village in Ponneri 400.00 Taluk of Thivurallur Distict ( Left flood bank and Right Flood bank 16.00 Kms Total 493.88
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22. MOCK DRILL SCHEDULES
MOCK DRILL
APPENDIX V: POST DRILL EVALUATION FORM for Scenario I
TSUNAMI MOCK DRILL: 07 SEPTEMBER, 2016
NAME OF THE RECIPIENT :THIRU.V.P.THANDAPANI, I.A.S.,
ORGANIZATION NAME :SUB COLLECTOR OFFICE, PONNERI
ADDRESS :TALUK OFFICE ROAD, PONNERI TALUK,
TIRUVALLUR DISTRICT,
TAMIL NADU STATE.
EMAIL :[email protected]
PHONE NO :044-27974073
1. Validate the Dissemination/Receipt of Notifications between the Tsunami Warning Centre and your agency and access to the Website (a) Complete the following table with the ITEWC notification message receipt times
Message Received ITEWC Sent Time Time How Website Comments (IST) (IST) Received Accessible? (Y/N) 08:30 Message received. All 8.30 Email Yes Test Start preparedness checked 08:35 Arrival of all departments 8.37 Email Yes Bulletin 1 ensured and documented Door by door information to the community members 08:40 have been commenced using 8.41 Email Yes Bulletin 2 CBDRM volunteers and members from community groups All departments were given instructions about the event 09:15 9.18 Email Yes of Mock drill and their Bulletin 3 respective roles in the mock drill 326
School children were given awareness on Tsunami 09:30 9.30 Email Yes disaster risks and how to act Bulletin 4 during the receipt of warning information on Tsunami Ensured that the Ponneri is only in the alert zone and 10:30 mock drill to community is 10.33 Email Yes Bulletin 5 enough and planned to do the mock drill exercise from 11.30 am All teams deployed to ensure 11:30 the evacuation of the public 11.30 Email Yes Bulletin 6 with their important documents and cattle Around 650 people and 150 cattle reached the relief centre. District Collector 12:30 addressed the villagers 12.31 Email Yes Bulletin 7 gathered in the relief centre on tsunami risk and how to act during the receipt of warnings 13:30 Mock drill exercise has been 13.30 Email Yes Bulletin 8 concluded Fire and rescue department 14:30 have conduct their mock drill 14.30 Email Yes Bulletin 9 in the adjacent creek area
15:30 Fax Bulletin 15:30 Email 10 SMS 16:30 Fax Bulletin 16.30 Email 11 SMS 17:30 Fax Bulletin 17.32 Email 12 SMS 18:30 Fax Bulletin 18.32 Email 13 SMS 19:30 Fax Bulletin 19.30 Email 14 SMS 20:30 Fax Bulletin 8.31 Email 15 SMS
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(b) Was the tsunami threat information available on the ITEWC website? YES. Got the information.
Remarks/Suggestions: This mock drill exercise has been completely documented and it was a wonderful experience to the departments and to the people. This documentation will be utilized for training other villagers living in the coastal areas of this district.
Question No. 2 to 20 same as below section.
(a) Was the tsunami threat information available on the ITEWC website? YES
1. Were you able to understand the bulletins, assess status of the threat to your coastal areas and make decisions regarding public response? YES
Remarks/Suggestions:
2. Was any other information available to support local decision making? NO Remarks/Suggestions: 3. Do you have a formal Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for tsunami response? YES Remarks/Suggestions: If yes, How well did your SOPs perform for generating and disseminating tsunami warnings. Extremely well
4. What actions were taken after receiving messages? Please list times as well as actions.
Sl. Action Taken Time (IST) No. 1. Arrival of all departments ensured and documented. Door by door information to the community members have been 08.30 commenced using CBDRM volunteers and members from community groups. 2. All departments were given instructions about the event of Mock drill and their respective roles in the mock drill. School children were given awareness on Tsunami disaster 09.30 risks and how to act during the receipt of warning information on Tsunami 3. Ensured that the Ponneri is only in the alert zone and 10.30 mock drill to community is enough and planned to do the 328
mock drill exercise from 11.30 am 4. All teams deployed to ensure the evacuation of the public with their important documents and cattle. 11.30 5. Around 650 people and 150 cattle reached the relief centre. District Collector addressed the villagers gathered in the relief centre on tsunami risk and how to act during the 12.30 receipt of warnings 6. Mock drill exercise has been concluded 13.30 7. Fire and rescue department have conduct their mock drill in the adjacent creek area 14.30
5. Did your organization issue tsunami warning messages to other organizations / government agencies? YES If YES, please include details of organizations/other government agencies you have contacted
Dissemination Sl. Time mode Disseminated To No. (IST) (Fax/Email/Phone etc) 1 Police Department 8.30 Phone 2 Fire & Rescue Department 8.30 Phone 3 Fisheries Department 8.30 Phone 4 Animal Husbandry 8.30 Phone Department 5 Public Health Department 8.30 Phone 6 Block Development 8.30 Phone 8.30 9.30 10.30 7 District Administration Phone 11.30 12.00 13.00
6. Did your organization receive confirmation of warning messages from other organizations / government agencies YES
If YES, please include details of organizations /other government agencies
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Reception Sl. Time Information mode Received From No. (IST) Received (Fax/Email/ Phone etc) 1 Police Department 9.00 Yes Phone 2 Fire & Rescue Department 9.15 Yes Phone 3 Fisheries Department 9.20 Yes Phone 4 Animal Husbandry 9.30 Yes Phone Department 5 Public Health Department 9.45 Yes Phone 6 Block Development 9.50 Yes Phone
7. Did your organization issue tsunami warning messages to public? YES
If YES, please identify the modes that were employed to notify and instruct the public?
Arrangements Method used to disseminate information Yes/No Exists to public Yes/No Telephone Yes Yes SMS Yes Yes Public Radio - - TV - - Website - - Sirens - - Public announcement system - - Public call centre Yes Yes Police Yes Yes Door-to-door announcements Yes Yes Other (specify) (Public Address System) Yes Yes
8. Did your organization communicate with Media during the event? YES. But they have participated other function / events organized by District Administration.
9. If tsunami warning was issued, at what time was the warning cancelled? What was the reason for cancellation? No. We have no issues in Tsunami Warning. Time of Cancellation: - Reason for Cancellation: - Remarks/Suggestions: -
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YES. By Email and Phone
11. Assessment of the elapsed time until the public were notified:
Activity Elapsed Time (e.g. 1hr 15mins) Making a decision on public warning 9.30 (Door to Door) (From time of receipt of warning) Formulation/compilation of public 10.30 to 11.00 Alerted Notification (From time of decision) Public have been alerted but the bulletin are need from the INCOIS and alerted for the communication for evacuation. 6 community teams have taken the task of giving door by door communication to participate in the Activation of public notification mock drill exercise and to leave their systems (After formulation of public house with important document such notification) as Aadhar Card, Ration Card, School Certificate, Household documents, Bank Pass book, Voter ID Card etc., They have also alerted to take care of their cattle & women to the relief centre. Total Time 11.30 to 12.30 (Evacuation)
12. Were any areas evacuated? YES
(a) If YES, please provide details in the following table:
Estimated No. Time Area Evacuated People were moved to of People (IST) Evacuated Vairavan 11.30 Cyclone Relief Centre 115 kuppam Team-I 11.45 Cyclone Relief Centre 112 Team-II 11.45 Cyclone Relief Centre 106 Team-III 11.30 Cyclone Relief Centre 88 Team-IV 11.45 Cyclone Relief Centre 101 Team-V 12.00 Cyclone Relief Centre 118 Team-VI 12.05 Cyclone Relief Centre 10
(b) If an evacuation occurred, did the process happen smoothly? YES If NO, please provide details of problems encountered:
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13. Were tsunami evacuation maps available? YES. Maps prepared and awareness given to people well in advance on 23.08.2016 & 04.09.2016. Remarks/Suggestions:
14. The Level of Community awareness of the local tsunami risk High Remarks/Suggestions:
15. Have community members received any prior evacuation training? YES. 165 People. Remarks/Suggestions:
16. Did the community receive an all-clear message? YES. If Yes, at what time: 09.30 to 10.30 Remarks/Suggestions:
17. Whether the drill contributed to the improvement or the development of planning related to public warnings and other response activities required for an event of this nature. YES Remarks/Suggestions:
18. How could future evacuation drills be improved? Remarks/Suggestions: Micro level prior planning and awareness to the community played a great role in the successful conduct of mock drill. Role of community based Disaster Risk Management team members in the pre enumeration, mapping the villages, has found very vital to the rescue teams, voluntary people like present leaders, physically handicapped peoples has held to focus these type of people in the events.
19. Whether the drill planning, conduct, format and style were satisfactory. Strongly Agree Remarks/suggestions: 332
FIRE AND RESCUE DEPARTMENT MOCK DRILL FOR THE YEAR-2017
No. of No. of Date of Pub Studen Sl. Public Govt. Nature of District (District) Mock Drill Private co. School lic ts No places Buildings Drill conducted part partici icip pated ate d (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (12) District Sports Fire 11/1/201 1 Thiruvallur - - Ground,Thiruv 100 Prevention 7 allur Mock Drill Head post Fire 18-01- 2 Thiruvallur office, 50 Prevention 2017 Thiruvallur Mock Drill Gaudi Fire 20-01- 3 Thiruvallur Hr.Sec.School, 200 Prevention 2017 Thiruvallur Mock Drill
FIRE Sir Niketan 21-01- EVUCATIO 4 Thiruvallur School, 250 2017 N MOCK Thiruvallur DRILL
Govt.Middle Disaster 23-01- 5 Thiruvallur School, 150 Prevention 2017 Thiruvallur Mock Drill Govt. Hr.Sec., Fire 27-01- School, 6 Thiruvallur 100 Prevention 2017 meyur,Thiruvall Mock Drill ur
Servodya Fire 13-01- Nursery Primary 7 Tiruttani 50 Prevention 2017 School, Mock Drill Manavur
Govt.Middle Disaster 25-01- 8 Tiruttani School, 50 Prevention 2017 Tiruttani Mock Drill
Disaster 30-01- Primary School, 9 Tiruttani 100 Prevention 2017 Tiruttani Mock Drill
Disaster 19-01- Middle School, 10 Perambakkam 68 Prevention 2017 Perambakkam Mock Drill
Primary School, Disaster 24-01- 11 Perambakkam Agaram,Peramb 45 Prevention 2017 akkam Mock Drill
Primary School, Fire 30-01- 12 Perambakkam Narasamangala 34 Prevention 2017 m Mock Drill 333
Riffle Training Disaster 13 Pallipattu 9/1/2017 Place, 126 Prevention Pallipattu Mock Drill
Govt. Hr.Sec., Disaster Thervoy 11/1/201 14 School, 50 Prevention kandigai 7 Periyapallayam Mock Drill
Middle School, Disaster Thervoy 12/1/201 15 Thervoy 101 Prevention kandigai 7 kandigai Mock Drill
Disaster Thervoy 13-01- Govt.School, 16 225 Prevention kandigai 2017 Thandalam Mock Drill
Disaster Primary School, 17 Tiruvur 6/1/2017 50 Prevention Tiruvur Mock Drill
Disaster A.N.M. Primary 18 Tiruvur 6/1/2017 37 Prevention School, Tiruvur Mock Drill
Indian Oil Disaster 19 Tiruvur Corporation 50 Prevention Ltd , Thiruvur Mock Drill
Govt.Hr.Sec.Sch Disaster ool, 20 Gummidipoondi 5/1/2017 914 Prevention Sunnampukula Mock Drill m
Govt.Hr.Sec.Sch Disaster 21 Gummidipoondi 6/1/2017 ool, 195 Prevention Opasamuthiram Mock Drill
Fire Primary School, 22 Ponneri 5/1/2017 52 Prevention M.N. Chathiram Mock Drill
Gov. Middle Fire 23 Thiruvallur 3/2/2017 - - - School, - 70 Prevention Thiruallur Mock Drill
Govt Middle Disaster 24 Thiruvallur 7/2/2017 - - - School, - 60 Prevention Manavalanagar Mock Drill
Govt. Middle Disaster 13-02- 25 Thiruvallur - - - School, - 60 Prevention 2017 Melnallathoor Mock Drill 334
Disaster 21.02.201 PU Primary 26 Perambakkam - - - - 36 Prevention 7 School, karani Mock Drill
PU Primary Disaster 22-02- 27 Perambakkam - - - School, - 40 Prevention 2017 Thirupanthivoor Mock Drill
PU Primary Disaster 24-02- 28 Perambakkam - - - School, - 16 Prevention 2017 Aattupakkam Mock Drill
BDO Disaster 23-02- 29 Tiruttani - Office, - 10 80 Prevention 2017 Tiruttani Mock Drill
Disaster 18-02- ANM Primary 30 Tiruttani - - - - 200 Prevention 2017 School, Thatoor Mock Drill
Vidhyala Disaster 28-02- Nikethan 31 Tiruttani - - - - 100 Prevention 2017 School, Mock Drill K.G.Kandigai
Govt. Middle Disaster 15-02- 32 Tiruttani - - - School, MGR - 50 Prevention 2017 Nagar, Tiruttani Mock Drill
Aravindh Matric Disaster 33 Tirur 8/2/2017 - - - Hr. Sec., School, - 78 Prevention Veppampattu Mock Drill
Govt. Middle Disaster 22-02- 34 Ponneri - - - School, Balaji - 130 Prevention 2017 Nagar, Ponneri Mock Drill
PU Middle Disaster Gummidipoondi 23-02- 35 - - - School, - 94 Prevention Sipcot 2017 Soolimeni Mock Drill
PU Primary Disaster 13-02- 36 Gummidipoondi - - - School, - 40 Prevention 2017 Melpakkam Mock Drill
PU Primary Disaster 13-02- 37 Gummidipoondi - - - School, - 40 Prevention 2017 Gummidipoondi Mock Drill
PU Primary Disaster 15-02- 38 Gummidipoondi - - - School, - 40 Prevention 2017 Mahanalloor Mock Drill 335
PU Primary Fire 15-02- 39 Gummidipoondi - - - School, 30 Prevention 2017 Pathirivedu Mock Drill
PU Primary Disaster 21-02- 40 Gummidipoondi - - - School, - 30 Prevention 2017 Nemanalloor Mock Drill
PU Primary Disaster 21-02- 41 Gummidipoondi - - - School, - 40 Prevention 2017 Madharpakkam Mock Drill
PA Foot Disaster 18-02- Wares, 42 Gummidipoondi - - - 50 - Prevention 2017 Gummidi Mock Drill poondi
Govt. Middle Disaster 43 Thiruvallur 7/3/2017 - - - School, - 60 Prevention Punambakkam Mock Drill
Gov Middle Disaster 27-03- School, 44 Thiruvallur - - - - 40 Prevention 2017 Ramadhandala Mock Drill m
PU School, Disaster 28-03.- 45 Thiruvallur - - - Kalayana - 40 Prevention 2017 Kuppam Mock Drill
PU Primary Fire 15-03- 46 Perambakkam - - - School, - 61 Prevention 2017 Kadambathur Mock Drill
PU Primary Disaster 15-03- School, 47 Perambakkam - - - - 31 Prevention 2017 Panchandhanga Mock Drill l
PU Middle Disaster 23-03- 48 Perambakkam - - - School, - 47 Prevention 2017 Konakamchery Mock Drill
Govt. Middle Disaster 27-03- 49 Tiruttani - - School, - 150 Prevention 2017 Tiruttani Mock Drill
Lakshmi Disaster 30-03- Narayana 50 Tiruttani - - - - 200 Prevention 2017 Vidhyala School, Mock Drill tiruttani
Sree Gana Banu Vidhyala Fire 51 Tirur 7/3/2017 - - - Matriculation - 78 Prevention School, Mock Drill Veppampattu 336
Madras Hydraulic Pvt. Fire Gummidipoondi 10/3/201 52 - - Ltd., - 40 - Prevention Sipcto 7 Gummidipoon Mock Drill di Sipcot
TCP Pvt. Ltd., Disaster Gummidipoondi 29-03- 53 - - Dhandalacher - 50 - Prevention Sipcot 2017 y Mock Drill
Co- Disaster Operative 54 Ponneri 9/3/2017 - - - 5 - Prevention Soceity Mock Drill Ponneri
Govt. Middle Disaster 17-03- 55 Ponneri - - - School, - 120 Prevention 2017 Thirupalayanam Mock Drill
Disaster 22-03- Govt. Middle 56 Ponneri - - - - 96 Prevention 2017 School, Meathur Mock Drill
Fire 27-03- 57 Ponneri - Post Office - - 12 - Prevention 2017 Mock Drill