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Ministry of Home Affairs Disaster Management Division National Ministry of Home Affairs Disaster Management Division National Emergency Response Centre (NERC) **** Situation report on Heavy Rain fall in Kerala, Karnataka, Assam, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh, [As on 23rd August’ 2018 at 1800 Hrs.] As per information received from SEOCs Kerala, Karnataka, Assam, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh due to flood/heavy rainfall/landslide the following damages have been reported during current monsoon season: 1. Kerala: Till date During last 24 hours i. Rainfall 1873.78MM 1.84 MM (Average) ii. No. of Districts 14 ( Kannur, Kollam, Kasaragod, 06 (Alappuzha, Thrissur, Palakad, affected Alappuzha, Thrissur, Kozhikode, Pathanamthitta, Ernakulam, Idukki) with Name Palakad, Malappuram, Pathanamthitta, Ernakulam, Kottayam, Idukki, Thiruvanthapuram, Wayanad) iv. Population effected 54,11,712 - v. Human lives lost 392 05 ( Thrissur-1, Death cause:NA Idukki-3, Death cause:NA Kottayam-1, Death cause:NA) vi. No. of missing 33 1 vii. No. of injured 124 4 viii. Houses damaged Fully-1722 Partially- 20945 Fully- 632 Partially -2643 ix. Animal deaths Animal: 46,867, Poultry- Animal: 3 Poultry- 8261 1,72,02,457 x. No. of persons 280679 - evacuated xi. No. of Relief camp 5645 2774 opened xii. Inmates in relief 14,52,425 10,40,688 camps xiii. Relief material Yes Electric Bulbs, LPG, Food Yes distributed xiv. Total crop area 43727.73 Ha 850 Ha affected (in acres) Cash crops: 983No. Tree uprooted: 4920 No Plantain tree with fruit: 17,517 Plantain tree without fruit-15,000 xv. Infrastructure damage District Road: 3652.5 Km; - Panchayath road: 2590.49 Km State highways: 106.1 Km ; Poles: 5441 Transformers up to 11 KV: 1437 Assistance provided by Government of India:- i. NDRF At present 15 teams of NDRF consisting of 423 rescuers and 54 boats are deployed. From 9th August, 2018 to 21st August, 2018, NDRF has rescued 535 persons, evacuated 25225 persons, retrieved dead bodies 10, rescued livestock 119 and medical assistance provided to 5562 persons. ii. Air Force/Navy/ Army Air Force: 11x MI 17 V (Sorties/Hrs: 309/175:32), 8x ALH (Sorties/Hrs: 139/198:16) and 6 Chetek (Sorties/Hrs: 147/13:45). In addition 5xC-17(Sorties/Hrs: 40/98:41); 3xIL-76(Sorties/Hrs: 29/58:57); 3xC-130(Sorties/Hrs: 51/125:31); 11xAN-32(Sorties/Hrs: 154/215:08)ferrying resources. Army: 3x Colns, 4x Engineering Task Force (ETFs), 12x medical Teams; 20xBoats, 2xALH ,2xChetak. Navy: 20 teams(Stand by); 5X Dornier; 4x Sea King, 3x ALH and 4x Chetak, 26xBoats (S/by). Total Sorties/Hrs; 223/458:38. Coast Guard: 19DTR ; 3x Dornier and 2xChetak. Till date 36,000 personnel rescued and provided medical Aid to 4150 persons. iii. Other Central Government 7 Companies of BSF; CISF, CRPF and RAF’s; 10 Boats. Ministry/Department/CAPFs Deployment of SDRF, Local, Police and other forces:- i. SDRF, Local Yes Police/Fire/Boats 02. Karnataka Till date (During current During last 24 hours monsoon season) i. Rainfall 679 mm 4 mm ii. No. of Districts affected 11 (Udupi, Uttara Kannada, 11 (Udupi, Dakshina Kannada with Name Dakshina Kannada, Kodagu, ,Uttara Kannada, , Kodagu, Chikkamgalur, Hassan, Mysore, Chikkamgalur, Hassan, Mysore, Shivamogga, Bellary, Davanagere Shivamogga, Bellary, Davanagere and Raichur) and Raichur) iii. No. of village effected 275 30 iv. Population effected 3,50,000 3,50,000 v. Human lives lost 164 03(Landslide) vi. No. of missing 03 - vii. No. of injured 04 - viii. Houses damaged 12027 - ix. Animal affected 739 - x. No. of persons evacuated 13333 7594 xi. No. of Relief camp opened 124 51 xii. Inmates in relief camps 5839 2000 xiii. Relief material distributed Food, Water, and Medicine etc. Food, Water, and Medicine etc. xiv. Total crop area 3521.65 Ha - affected (in hectares) xv. Infrastructure damage Damages to roads, - bridges/culverts, irrigation tanks, electrical poles, transformers. Assistance provided by Government of India:- i. NDRF 06 Teams of NDRF consisting of 166 rescuers with 12 boats are deployed. ii. Air Force/Navy/ Army 1x Coln, 1xETF & 1x QRMT 504 persons rescued 02 temporary bridges constructed. RM visiting Kodagu from 0900-1400 hrs. BRO requisitioned for assessment on road restoration in the district. iii. Other Central Government - Ministry/Department Deployment of SDRF, Local, Police and other forces:- i. SDRF, Local Yes Police/Fire/Boats Civil defence QRT NCC 03. Assam: Till date During last 24 hours i. Rainfall 829.50 mm 5.3 mm ii. No. of Districts affected 23 (Dhemaji, Lakhimpur Sonitpur, 02 (Dhemaji, Golaghat ) with Name Nalbari,Biswanath, Udalguri, Barpeta , Chirang, Kokrajhar ,Nagaon. Hojai, Karbi-Anglong East, Karbi-Anglong West, Golaghat, Dibrugarh, Jorhat, Majuli, Charaideo Karimganj, Sivasagar, Hailakandi , Cachar and Dima Hasao district) iii. No. of village effected 1,457 07 iv. Population effected 11,46,598 7244 v. Human lives lost 46 - vi. No. of missing Nil Nil vii. No. of injured Nil Nil viii. Houses damaged Fully-986 Partially-5,198 Fully - Nil Partially- Nil ix. Animal affected Big-136 Small- 56 Big- 246 Small- 140 x. No. of persons evacuated 41,472 - xi. No. of Relief camp opened 356 03 xii. Inmates in relief camps 2,45,614 470 xiii. Relief material distributed Rice-23264.18 Q, Dal-5531.70 Q, - Salt- 1338.04 Q, M.Oil-19001.07 L xiv. Total crop area 27,630.55 33 affected (in hectares) xv. Infrastructure damage Damages to roads, bridges, - embankments Assistance provided by Government of India:- i. NDRF 12 Teams of NDRF consisting of 343 rescuers with 35 boats are deployed. Till date NDRF has evacuated 5197 persons. ii. Air Force/Navy/ Army Assam Rifles (in Cachar district) iii. Other Central Government - Ministry/Department Deployment of SDRF, Local, Police and other forces:- i. SDRF, Local Deployed in 30 locations Police/Fire/Boats 04. West Bengal: Till date (During current monsoon During last 24 hours season) i. Rainfall - - ii. No. of Districts affected 23 (North 24 Parganas, Birbhum, 02 (Jalpaiguri,South 24 with Name Paschim Burdwan,Purba Burdwan, parganas) Bankura, Alipurduar,Jalpaiguri, Darjeeling, Nadia, Coochbehar, Hooghly,Kalimpong, Paschim Medinipur,Jhargram, South 24 Parganas, Purulia, Purba Medinipur, Uttar Dinajpur, Dakshin Dinajpur, Murshidabad, Howrah, Kolkata) iii. No. of village effected 2180 02 iv. Population effected 227829 03 v. Human lives lost 197 02 (Lightning-01, Drowning- 01) vi. No. of missing 05 - vii. No. of injured 32 01 viii. Houses damaged Fully - 1270 Fully - Partially – 11199 Partially – 20 ix. Animal affected 25 - x. No. of persons evacuated - - xi. No. of Relief camp opened - - xii. Inmates in relief camps - - xiii. Relief material distributed Sugar, Rice, Molasses, Tarpaulin, Tarpaulin Pulses, Cooked food , drinking water xiv. Total crop area 48552.580 - affected (in hectares) xv. Infrastructure damage Damages to roads, bridges, - embankments Assistance provided by Government of India:- i. NDRF 07 Teams of NDRF consisting of 229 rescuers with 15 boats are deployed. ii. Air Force/Navy/ Army Nil iii. Other Central Government Nil Ministry/Department Deployment of SDRF, Local, Police and other forces:- i. SDRF, Local Nil Police/Fire/Boats 05. Uttar Pradesh: Till date (During current monsoon During last 24 hours season) i. Rainfall 487.10 mm 4.7 mm ii. No. of Districts affected 16 ( Faizabad, Farrukhabad, Bijnor, - with Name Kanpur Dehat, Behraich, Gonda, Banrabanki, Kanpur Nagar, Lakhimpur Kheri, Sitapur, Pilibhit, Mau, Siddharthnagar, Kushinagar,Basti, Ambedkar Nagar)) iii. No. of village effected 384 11 iv. Population effected 252266 8469 v. Human lives lost 210 06 (Building Collapse) vi. No. of missing - - vii. No. of injured 175 - viii. Houses damaged 3874 51 ix. Animal affected 202 04 x. No. of persons evacuated 27249 - xi. No. of Relief camp opened 65 - xii. Inmates in relief camps 10842 490 xiii. Relief material distributed 10274 200 xiv. Total crop area 42373.33 18 affected (in hectares) xv. Infrastructure damage 02 - Assistance provided by Government of India:- i. NDRF 09 Teams of NDRF consisting of 238 rescuers with 21 boats are deployed. ii. Air Force/Navy/ Army Nil iii. Other Central Government Nil Ministry/Department Deployment of SDRF, Local, Police and other forces:- i. SDRF 01 ii. State Police/ Fire 16 iii. Boats 600 ***** .
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