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Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan MEGHALAYA STATE DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN 2016 Annexures MEGHALAYA STATE DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY GOVERNMENT OF MEGHALAYA Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure a Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure b Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure c Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure d Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure e Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure f Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure g Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure h Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure i Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure j Content Page No List of Annexure Annexure I- Important Contact Details For Disaster Response Disaster Management Division, Ministry Of Home Affairs 1-5 Annexure II- Important Telephone Numbers at State and District Level 6-8 9 Annexure IV - List of Equipments and Volunteers Available With Civil Defence Annexure III- Notification of SDMA & Home Guards, Government of Meghalaya 10-13 in different Departments Annexure V- Contact Details of Officers Connected with Disaster Management 14-23 Annexure VI- List of Vehicle Available With the Directorate of Soil and Water Conservation 24 Annexure VII - List Of Police Stations/Outposts/FIRE Stations in Meghalaya 25-27 Annexure VIII- List of Equipments Available With Fire & Emergency Service Organization 28-30 Public Works (Roads) Department, N.E.C Branch: Shillong Annexure IX- List of Machineries available with Office of the Chief Engineer Government of Meghalaya 31 Annexure X - List of Heavy Vehicles Available With Transport Department, Government of Meghalaya 32-34 Annexure XI- First Information Report (FIR) On Occurrence of a Natural Disaster 35-37 Annexure XII- List of NGOs in Meghalaya 38-43 Annexure XIII- Emergency Support Functions (ESFs) Plan 44-51 (Photographs) Annexure XIV- List of Equipments with Home Guard and Civil defence 52 Annexure XV - List of Equipments for Emergency in Hospitals 53-60 Annexure XVI- List of Government Hospitals, PHC and CHC 61-72 Annexure XVII- Allocation of SDRF during 2015-16 to 2019-20 73 Agency for landslide Annexure XVIII- Notification of soil and water conservation as nodal 74 Annexure XIX- List of equipments at State EOC and DEOC 75-77 Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure k IMPORTANT CONTACT DETAILS FOR DISASTER RESPONSE DISASTER MANAGEMENT DIVISION, MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS ANNEXURE I Name of Officer/ Telephone (O) Telephone (R) Mobile No Email id Designation 23092989 Shri L.C. Goyal 23093031 24673397 [email protected] Home Secretary 23093003 (Fax) Smt. Sneh Lata Kumar 23092440 [email protected] Secretary (Border Management) 23092717 (Fax) Shri G. V. V. Sarma 23438087 24677927 [email protected] Joint Secretary (Disaster Management) Shri Ashok Shukla 23438071 26265646 Director (Disaster Management-II) Shri Sanjay Aggarwal Director 23438102 (Disaster Management-III) Control Room (Disaster Management) 23093563, 23093564, 23093566, 23093571 Toll Free No.(MHA, C/R) 011-1070 NATIONAL DISASTER MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY A-1, SAFDARJUNG ENCLAVE, NEW DELHI – 110029 TELEPHONES: 91-11-26701700 FAX: +91-11-26701729 e-mail: [email protected] CONTROL ROOM: +91-11-26701728 (for reporting of grave emergencies and request for specialized response) Name of Officer/ Telephone (O) Telephone (R) Mobile No Email id Designation Lt Gen (Retd) N C Marwah, 011-26701775 24673397 [email protected] PVSM, AVSM, Member Shri Vijaya Kumaran, 011-26701782 PA to Member 011-26701783(F) Shri R K Jain, IAS, 011-26701710 [email protected] Secretary Smt. Neelkamal Darbari, IAS, 011-26701817 JS (Admin & Capacity Building jsadm@ndma. gov.in 011-26701717(F) and Training) & JS (Policy & Plans) Shri A.K.Sanghi, ITS 011-26701718 mitigation@ ndma.gov.in JS (Mitigation) 011-26701864 (F) 01126701728, 9868891801 [email protected], Control Room 011-26701730 9868101885 [email protected] 011-26701729(F) Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure 1 GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA Name of Officer/ Telephone Designation Mobile No Email id Designation (Office) Shri Narendra Singh Tomar Honourable Minister of Mines 08001 (IP Phone) Honourable Minister of State Shri Vishnu Deo Sai for Mines Anup K.Pujari Secretary 08003 (IP Phone) Dr. N. K. Singh Joint Secretary 08010 (IP Phone) Shri Joyesh Bagchi Deputy Secretary 08006 (IP Phone) Shri S. K. Ranjan Deputy Secretary S P Sahai AO (Mines) Shri Raghubir Singh, 11001 HOD North Eastern Region (IP Phone) hod.ner@gsi. GSI Office, Shylla Building, 0364- 2520228 gov.in Nongrim Hills, Shillong - 793003 Meghalaya 0364-2520033 (F) helpdesk.gsi@ helpdesk.gsi@ GSI HELPDESK 01082 (IP Phone) gov.in gov. in INDIAN METEROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT (for weather related early warning and data) Name of Officer/ Telephone (Office) Telephone (R) Mobile No Email id Designation Dr. A.C. Lyngdoh, 0364-2560075/2560106 Director, Meteorologist 0364- 2561638(F) Shri M.Taid -do- (Assistant Director) NATIONAL DISASTER RESPONSE FORCE SECTOR-1 R K PURAM, NEW DELHI -66 (For Specialized response during disasters) Name of Officer Designation Address Contact No Email id Directorate 011-26712851 General, NDRF, Shri O.P. Singh (IPS) Director General 011-26161442 [email protected] Sector-1 R K Puram, 011-26715303(F) New Delhi -66 011-26160252 Shri Sandeep Rai Rathore (IPS) Inspector General -- Do -- [email protected] 011-26105912(F) Deputy Inspector General (Ops & Trg), 011-26169214 Shri. S.S Guleria Deputy Inspector --Do-- 011-26105912(F) General (East /North East Sector) Deputy Commandant 011-26107921 Shri. Muneesh Kumar -- Do -- (Procurement) 011-26105912(F) Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure 2 Deputy General (Proc & Comm),Deputy Shri Randeep Kumar Rana -- Do -- 011--26166559 Inspector General (Central Sector) ndrf01@ 1st BN NDRF, 0361-2840027, hotmail. com Sh. A.K.Singh, Commandant Patgaon PO- 0361-2849080 ndrf01@yahoo. Azara, Guwahati 09401048790 com. in CENTRAL CRISIS GROUP (For Industrial & Chemical) Name of Officer Designation Address Telephone Email id Shri Ashok Lavasa Indira Paryavaran +91 1124695262(O) Secretary Bhawan, Jor Bagh +91 1124695265 (O) Ministry of Environment, CHAIRMAN Road New +91 11 24103440 (R) Forest and Climate Change Delhi - 110003 +91 11 24695270 (F) Indira Paryavaran +91 11 24695274 (O) Shri B. Sinha Bhawan, Jor Bagh +91 11 24695277 (F) Joint Secretary MEMBER [email protected] Road New +91 11 26160515 (R) Ministry of Environment, SECRETARY Delhi-110003 +91 9999711816 (M) Dr. A. J. V. Prasad Shastri Bhawan, +91 1123383428(O) Joint Secretary, Dr. Rajendra +91 9868177347(M) Department of Chemical and Prasad Road, New [email protected] MEMBERS +91 1123073682(F) Petrochemicals, Ministry of Delhi-110001 +91 1124677182(R) Chemicals and Fertilizers. STD Code-011 +91 1126715303(O) East Block VII, +91 1126712851(O) Shri O.P. Singh DG, NDRF, Level-VII, R.K. +91 1126712442(O) Civil Defence, Puram, New [email protected] +91 1124677928(R) Ministry of Home Affairs Delhi-110066 +91 9818564455(M) STD Code-011 +91 1126715303(F) Kamgar Bhawan Shri V.S. Moray 5th Floor, E-Block, +91 2226114184(O) Director C-20, Opp. RBI, +91 2228850039(R) (Industrial Safety & Health) Bandra-Kurla +91 8425887821(M) Office of Directorate Complex, +91 2226572474(F) Industrial Safety & Health Mumbai-400059 STD-022 Shri P.B.O Warjri Main Secretariat +91 03642224801(O) Chief Secretary Building, +91 03642225978 (F) MEGHALAYA Govt. of Meghalaya Shillong-793001, +91 0364 2534629(R) STD Code-0364 +91 9774033922(M) Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure 3 BORDER SECURITY FORCE UMPLING, SHILLONG-6 Name of Officer/ Designation Telephone (O) Telephone (R) Mobile No Email id Shri Sudesh Kumar, IPS, IG 0364-2535891 Shri Mahendra Singh, DIG/PSO 0364-2534856 Dr. Tapan Biswas DIG(MED) 0364-2230278 Shri. Wajid Ali DIG(OPS) 0364-2230263 Shri Sushil Kr Singh DIG(G) 0364-2537515 Shri Azad Singh Mallik, DIG (Prov) 0361-2410733 Shri S K Tyagi DIG(COMN) 0364-2534955 HQ Shillong Sector 0364-2537653 [email protected] Shri Yadvendra Singh, DIG HQ Tura Sector 03651-221593 [email protected] Shri Madan Singh Rathore, DIG HQ Jowai Sector 03655-230710 [email protected] Shri N D Bahuguna, DIG Name of Officer/ Telephone Telephone (O) Mobile No Email id Designation (R) Eastern Air command , Upper Shillong 0364- 2561461, 2561465 0364- 2210321/2590069/ Central Reserve Police Force, Shillong 2591948 Indo-Tibetan Border Police Force 0364- 2220438/ 2224591 Assam Rifles, Shillong 0364- 2705403 ARMY 101 AREAS Name of Officer/ Telephone Telephone (O) Mobile No Email id Designation (R) General Officer Commanding, Major 0364-2224968 General ALL INDIA RADIO (For broadcasting services) Name of Officer/ Telephone (O) Telephone (R) Mobile No Email id Designation Station Director 0364-2224153 Superintending Engineer 0364-2224443 Programme Executive 0364-2224439 Duty Room 0364-2223112 Control Room 0364-2223057 [email protected] Meghalaya State Disaster Management Plan - Annexure 4 BHARAT SANCHAR NIGAM LIMITED Name of Officer/ Telephone Telephone (R) Mobile No Email id Designation (Office) Mr. A.V Srikumar Add.GM 0364-2222300 9436114444 dgmopml@gmail. com (CFA & HR) 0364-2502025(F) 0364-2500500 Mr. Jhon Chrissostum GMTD 9436700700 [email protected] 0364-2500700(F) CENTRAL WATER COMMISSION Name of Officer/ Telephone (O) Telephone (R) Mobile No Email id Designation 0364-22204849 Director 0364-2220568 Flood Director 0364-26168258 CENTRAL PUBLIC WORK DEVELOPMENT Name of Officer/ Telephone (O) Telephone (R) Mobile No Email id Designation Shri S.P. Singh 0364-2225976(O)
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