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Thane Region 1 OFF SITE EMERGENCY PLAN THANE REGION PREPARED BY Joint Director Industrial Safety & Health & Member Secretary District Crisis group, nd 2 floor, Vardaan, Wagle Estate, Thane August 1999 Updated May 2006 Updated Sep 2012 Updated up to August 2018 2 Nothing would be done at all, if a man waited till he could do it so well that no one could find fault with it. Cardianl Newman DISCLAMER It is sincerely hoped that the information presented in this Off-site Disaster Control Plan lead to an even more impressive safety performance by us. This document has been prepared with all sincerity and in good faith and reasonable care has been taken for the accuracy and correctness of information. However neither Local Crisis Group members warrant or represent, expressly or implying, the correctness or accuracy of the contents of the information presented in this document nor can any of them be deemed to be liable or responsible for the consequences of its use by anyone. 3 PREFACE The Industries operating in Thane Municipal Corporation Area consist of Chemicals, Engineering, Pharmaceuticals and other allied small and medium scale industries. There are 12 MAH [Major Accident Hazard] and Chemical industries identified in Thane Region, Thane. Experience has shown that in spite of taking all precautions and safety measures, it is not possible to eliminate the hazards posed. If the effects of an accident or disasters escalate beyond the factory boundary, then the situation so created is called an OFFSITE EMERGENCY. Therefore, a comprehensive disaster planning is essential to mitigate the adverse effects on human life and damage to the property and environment caused due to fire, explosion, toxic release, spillage of hazardous substances etc. Notwithstanding, the preparation and implementation of Off-Site and On Site emergency plan is mandatory under the provisions of Chemical Accidents [Emergency, Planning. Preparedness and Response ] Rules 1996. Therefore, this Off-Site Emergency Plans prepared for TMC Area as per MOEF Guidelines. We are very much grateful to Dr. Mahendra Kalyankar IAS. District Collector, Shri.Sanjeev Jaiswal, IAS, Municipal Commissioner,Thane, Dr. Radhaswami N, IAS Municipal Commissioner Navi Mumbai,. Shri. S.P.Rathod, Director (I/C) DISH, Maharashtra State Mumbai for their support and technical guidance for updating this Plan. We are also very much thankful to all industries and agencies for their assistance and co-operation in updating of this Plan. We hope that this Plan will be very effective and useful to minimize the adverse effects on human life and environment due to any industrial disaster in Thane Region, Thane. Shri. Satish Tikhe Jt, Director, Industrial Safety & Health,Thane & MS, DCG Thane Shri. Naresh Devraj Anjali Ade Shri. L.K. Gorane Shri. Patange Dy. Director(DISH) Dy. Director(DISH) Dy.Director(DISH) Director(DISH) Date- 8/8/18 4 A. INTRODUCTION A.1 The Need for Hazardous Materials Emergency Planning Major disasters like that in Bhopal, India, in December 1984, which resulted in 2,000 deaths and over 200,000 injuries, are rare. Reports of hazardous materials spills and releases, however, are increasingly commonplace. Thousands of new chemicals are developed each year. Citizens and officials are concerned about accidents, [e.g.- highway incidents, warehouse fires, train derailments, industrial incidents] happening in their communities. Recent evidence shows that Hazardous material incidents are considered by many to be the most significant threat facing local jurisdictions. Communities .need to prepare themselves to prevent such incidents and to respond to the accidents that to occur. Purpose of this Plan The purpose of this plan is to assist public in planning for hazardous materials incidents. The Objectives of this plan are to: Focus public activity on emergency preparedness and response; Provide public with information useful in organizing the planning task; Furnish criteria to determine risk and to help public decide whether they need to plan for hazardous materials incidents: Help public conduct planning that is consistent with their needs and capabilities; and Provide a method for continually updating a public's emergency plan. This plan will not Give a- simple "fill-in-the-blanks" model plan [because each public needs an emergency plan suited to its own unique circumstances]; Provide details on response techniques; or Train personnel to respond to incidents. Public planners will need to consult other resources in addition to this plan. ANNEXURE - 1 Incident Information Summary 5 A.2 Plan Distribution 1. Chairman DCG and District Collector 2. Chairman LCG and Municipal Commissioner - TMC, Thane and Chairman LCG and Municipal Commissioner ,Navi Mumai 3. Member Secretary DCG and Joint Director DISH Thane 4. Member Secretary LCG TMC, Thane Area and Deputy Director DISH Thane and Member Secretary LCG Navi Mumbai, and Deputy Director DISH Thane 5. Chief Medical Officer TMC and Chief Medical Officer ,Navi Mumbai. 6. Police Commissioner Thane 7. DCP Thane and Navi Mumbai 8. ACP Wagle Estate, Kapurbawdi, Thane and Navi Mumbai. 9. Fire Chief TMC, Thane and Navi Mumbai. 10. Fire Chief F&BRS TBR 11. RTO Thane 12. Joint Chief Control Of Explosive CBD Belapur 13. Deputy Control Civil Defence Thane 14. District Information Officer 15. District Agricultural Officer, Thane 16. District Fisheries Officer, Thane 17. District Sports Officer, Thane 18. RDC/Tahsildar, Thane and Navi Mumbai. 19. District Supply Officer, Thane 20. Civil Surgeon, Thane 21. Medical Superintendent Medical Hospital, Thane 22. District Health Officer, Thane 23. Regional Officer MPCB, Thane 24. President Thane Manufacturing Industries Association, Thane 25. Certifying Surgeon, Thane. 26. Executive Engineer MIDC, Thane 27. Executive Engineer 28. Executive Engineer PWD, Thane 29. Education Officer TMC, Thane 30. Assistant Commissioner FDA 31. Chairman LCG and Municipal Commissioner Mira Bhayandar / Kalyan. / Panvel / Mumbai /Vasai 32. All MAH Factories in Thane Municipal Corporation Area and Navi Mumbai. 33. City Engineer TMC and Navi Mumbai. 34. Co-ordinator MARG Thane City and Navi Mumbai 35. NGO 36. General Manager Central Railway Mumbai 37. General Manager MTNL, Thane 6 A.3 Record of Amendment This document shall be reviewed and updated once in year to assure consistency with evolving capabilities and Procedures, the Municipal Commissioner of TMC is expected to be responsible for maintaining this document and assuring that all personnel involved in emergency response are familiar with the procedures described herein. The present document is edition No. 1. Edition Date of Change Recording Signature Page No. of Change made. 1 Prepared on Aug 1999. 2 30/03/2006 3 27.09.12 1,3 4 8.6.2018 1,3,6 Record of Amendment On 08.08.2018 This document is reviewed and updated and changes are made in page No.3,5 6,7,9,21,54,61,62,64,83,85,92,93,98,99 and old pages are replaced by new pages. This document is reviewed and updated under the technical guidance of Shri Satish Tikhe Jt. Director, Industrial Safety & Health, Thane and Shri.Naresh Devraj, Smt.Anjali Ade, Dy. Director, Industrial Safety & Health, Thane. This document is possible with the active support and cooperation from Shri Sashikant A. Kale, Chief Fire Officer, TMC, representative of MAH industries and DCG members Shri M G Patel, Shri A G Thaokar, Shri N M Koli, Shri Abhijeet Kale and Shri Ulhas Thakur.Shri. Vaibhav Naik, Shri. Katkar, shri. Santosh Hule We express our sincere thanks to them. Sd/- Sd/- (Anjali Ade ) Dy. Director ( Y.P. Patange) Dy. Director Industrial Safety & Health, Thane Industrial Safety & Health, Thane Mem. Secretary, DCG, Thane & Mem. ecretary, LCG, Navi Mum. Date: 8.8.18 7 A.4.1. Brief Description of Industries in Thane Municipal Corporation Area and Navi Mumbai,Area. Thane, the northern most district of Konkan lies adjoining the Arabian Sea in the north- west of Maharashtra State. It extends between 18 42' and 20 20' north altitude and 70 25' and 73 44' longitude. Thane has derived its name from "STHAN" or "STHANAKA" known then as the head quarter of the Konkan Kingdom of Shilaharas. It has immensely benefited from its fringe location to the Metropolitan City. All the trunk Railway routs viz. Mumbai-Bhusawal-Calcutta line and Mumbai-Pune-Madras line transverse through Thane. Similarly both Express Highways [Eastern and Western] and National Highways namely Mumbai-Agra NM-3, Mumbai-Ahmedabadt NH-.8, Mumbai-Puhe NH4 Starting from Mumbai and fanning through length 'and breadth of India, pass through the district. Thus lying in the vicinity of Metropolitan Mumbai and with the tremendous rail network, the corporation has attracted a large number of chemical and petrochemical units which have come up in Thane City along the old Mumbai-Agra road and the new Eastern Express Highway, in the Trans-Thane Creek and Belapur Industrial Area. Population around the Industries The population around the MAH / chemical factories within 500 meters from the boundaries of these industries there are about 12,000 dwelling with a population of about 75,000. In addition to these, 45% of the total population of 75000 is in slums, four of the industries have their own housing colonies wherein some of their essential staff is living. Apart from this population the Population along the highways and roads about 50000 should be taken into accounts. The Off-site Disaster Control Plan envisages the following types of t emergencies. A.4.2 Types of Emergencies The Off-site Disaster Control Plan envisages the following types of emergencies. Toxic Release of Chemical Substances / Gases Fire / Explosion / BLEVE / VCE Transportation Emergencies. Spillage [Corrosive Chemical] on the Emergencies only. 8 A.4.3 The Following Factories are identified as MAH / Chemical Units in Thane Municipal Corporation Area A) MAH Units (Thane) Sr. No. Name of the Unit 1 Indofil Industries Ltd. Off. G.B. Road, Azad Nagar, Thane.
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