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Government of Uttarakhand Information & Public Relations Department 12, E Government of Uttarakhand Information & Public Relations Department 12, E. C. Road, Dehradun Dehradun, 17 September, 2013 Time 05:00 PM District wise Description of Disaster Relief Operation in State dt. 17 September, 2013 Description of Distributed Relief Material Amount Weight of S. No. of Quantity of Distributed to District Name Food Kerosene Description of Restored and blocked roads No. Name of the Villages LPG Fodder till Date Material (in Liters) cylinders (in Quintals) (in Rs.) (in Quintals) Ukhimath-Gopeshwar and Tilwada-Mayali- Guptkashi motor road are open for transportation. 1 Rudrapayag _______ 0 0 0 0 41,75,94,067 Total 09 roads are obstructed in the district due to debris, under which Rishikesh-Kedarnath NH are obstructed at Fata. Work is progress to rebuild obstructed roads. Rishikesh-Badrinath NH till Govindghat, Simli- Narayanbagad, Narayanbagad-Tharali, Nandprayag -Ghat, Karnaprayag-Ranikhet-Kathgoadam, Gopeshwar-Ukhimath and Karnaprayag-Pokhri 2 Chamoli _______ 0 0 0 0 15,47,45,800 roads are open for transportation. Total 34 Roads are obstructed due to debris in the district, Work is progress to rebuild them. Bageshwar-Almora, Kapkot-Bageshwar-Shama and 3 Bageshwar _______ 0 0 0 0 2,20,62,421 Kapkot-Pindar roads are open for transportation. Rishikesh-Gangotri NH till Bhatu Saud, Rishikesh- Yamunotri NH till Phoolchatti, Uttarkashi-Dohtari, 4 Uttarkashi _______ 0 0 0 0 13,44,90,043 Chinyalisaud-Suwakholi-Mussoorie-Dehradun, Dharasu-Badkot and Damta-Dehradun, roads are open for transportation. Ghaat-Pitthoragarh-Augla-Jauljeevi-Baluwakot- Dharchula NH and Kot-Dharchula NH are open for transportation along with Dharchula-Tawaghaat- Pangla NH till Elagadh & Chaitulkot, Jauljeevi- Madkot road till Bangapani, Thal-Munyari, Tejam– Sama (Kapkot), Dharchula-Tawaghat, Munsyari- 5 Pithoragarh Munsiyari 0 0 91 0 12,98,60,990 Madkot, Berinag-Raiagar-Seraghat and Pithoragarh –Jhulaghat roads. Tawaghat-Sovla road is obstructed due to debris, Else Kanjoti-Narayan Ashram road at Kanjyoti are obstructed due since Bridge has broken. Work is progress to rebuild obstructed roads. Almora–Pitthoragarh and Bageshwar-Almora roads are open for transportation along with Khairna– Almora NH. 6 Almora _______ 0 0 0 0 2,64,69,776 4 Rural motor roads are obstructed in the district along with Choukhutiya-Bachuaban road, Work is progress to rebuild them. 5 Rural motor roads are obstructed in the district, 7 Champawat _______ 0 0 0 0 81,84,600 Work is progress to rebuild them. 01 road is obstructed in the district, Work is 8 Haridwar _______ 0 0 0 0 17,79,09,000 progress to rebuild them. Pauri-Satpuli, Pauri-Devprayag, Pauri-Sringar, Kalagarh-Kotdwar and Pauri-Dugadda- Nazibabad roads are open for transportation 9 Pauri _______ 0 0 0 0 9,05,20,900 along with Ramnagar-Buwakhal NH. 26 roads are obstructed in the district, Work is progress to rebuild them. Rishikesh-Tehri, Chamba-Mussoorie, Chamba –Rishikesh, Ghansali-Tipri-New Tehri, Cham- 10 Tehri _______ 0 0 0 0 15,69,30,540 Kandisaud, Chamba-Uttarkashi, Lambgaon- Pipaldali and Ghansali-Tipri-Devprayag roads are open for transportation. Bhawali-Almora NH, Haldwani-Almora NH and Bhujan-Betalghat-Garjia road are open for transportation. 11 Nainital _______ 0 0 0 0 1,21,23,200 2 Rural motor roads are obstructed due to debris in the district, Work is progress to rebuild them. Chakrata–Yamuna Bridge, Kalsi–Chakrata, Chakrata–Lakhamandal and other major roads are open for transportation. 12 Dehradun _______ 0 0 0 0 12,00,00,965 2 Motor roads of Chakrata, 4 Motor roads of Sahiya and 3 Motor roads of Rishikesh are obstructed along with Mussoorie–Tyuni–New Tehri-Kirtinagar, Work is progress to rebuild them. Uddhamsingh 13 _______ 0 0 0 0 33,07,400 All major roads are open for transportation. Nagar 0 0 91 0 1,45,41,99,702 Total Note : 1- All the above mentioned information has been collected from concerning Departments, State Emergency Operational Centre and all concerned District Information Officers of States via E-mail/Fax/Telephone. 2- Out of 247 drinking water schemes, 194 schemes out of 200 in Garhwal Mandal and 38 out 0f 47 schemes in Kuamaon Region have been restarted. Now work is on to start remaining 15 schemes. 3- Out of total 2402 obstructed roads due to disaster 2137 are functional again. Work is progress to reopen the remaining 265 roads. 4- Due to disaster, 4200 villages have been cut off by road. Though 4050 villages have been reconnected, work is progress to reconnect 150 villages to roads. In this work, 385 Dozers/JCB are being used and more than 5800 workers have been employed. 5- Out of 3758 disaster affected villages, electricity has been resumed in 3747 villages and work is progress to resume electricity in remaining 11 villages. Information & Public Relations Department, Uttarakhand. .
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