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Planning procedures, preparation and coordination process in the emergency evacuation m-r Asim Selmani, advisor for measures evacuation , care and sheltering Protection and Rescue Directorate st.Vasko Karangeleski 8, 1000 Skopje [email protected] +389 22433 302 +389 22433 356 Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Introduction Legislation Law for protection and rescue (сл .весник на Р.М, бр : 49/04, 36/04, 86/08,124/10, 18/11 и 93/12 National Strategy for Rescue and Protection 2014-2018 („ сл . весник на Р.М“ бр : 36/2004,49/2004,86/2004,124/10,18/11 ,93/12) Methodology for the process of hazard assessment and the content of the plan for rescue and protection („ сл . весник на Р.М“ бр : 76/06 ) Risk assessment of the Republic of Macedonia from natural and other disasters. (сл . весник на РМ “ бр 117/10) Draft strategic plan for 2018-2020 By laws 82 SOP 18 П Л А Н ЗА З А Ш Т И Т А И С П А С У В А Њ Е D O K U M E N T ZA СПРОВЕДУВАЊЕ НА E V A K U A C I J A I ZGOTVUVA : Асим Селмани A@URI RANO: 01.04.2018 год. ODOBRUVA Sector for prevention, planning and development Preparation and updating the Plan of Measures, education, training and exercises for the members of the teams and the state units for the P&R, concluding the necessary contracts in accordance with the Law of P&R, continuous cooperation with all involved institutions, collecting data on possible hazards Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia EVACUATION Planed, organized and controlled relocation of the population, material goods and cultural heritage of the Republic, from the endangered in the safer areas. Evacuation will be performed if other measures can not prevent the consequences of natural and other populationdisasters material goods cultural heritage Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Types of evacuation Depending on the time and the way of planning and organizing: timely time and the way additional Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Organization of evacuation depending on the scope: full selective scope partial structural Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Depending on the duration: short -term (up to 15 days) and duration long -term (from 15 days to 1 year) Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Evacuation plans: Informing the population Accept the population collection points Providing teams for first aid Providing teams for transport Transport of evacuated persons to shelter areas Displacement of evacuees in facilities for accommodation Providingliving normal conditions Establishment of educational system Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Operational functions ° immediate hazard ° during the time of hazard and ° after the end of the hazard and removing the consequences Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Involved institutions in case Evacuation coordination process City and Municipalities , •M for Local self PRD, Government, M for Labour and •M for Health Social Policy, Centre for Crisis •M of Interior, Management, •M for Public enterprises, Transportation institutions and services •M for Trade companies Environment, Associations of •M for Education citizens and humanitarian and science, organizations etc. •M of Defense Protection and rescue directorate of Republic• of North Red of Macedoni Crossa of RNM. Activities after the end of the hazard return of the population analysis of the implemented activities submitting a report to the PRD Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Red.br Organizaciona Edinica na DZS @iteli vo urbano podra~je @iteli vo ruralno podra~je Vkupno 1. 86 408 Ba~ 755 100 959 Bistrica 5 042 Mogila 4 536 Novaci 2 478 Staravina 316 Capari 1 424 2. RESEN 16 825 16 825 3. KRU[EVO 9 684 @ito{e 2 128 11 812 4. MAKED.BROD 5 588 11 686 Plasnica 4 545 Samokov 1 553 5. DEMIRHISAR 7 178 Sopotnica 2 319 9 497 6. PRILEP 73 351 Vitoli{ta 494 99 393 Dolneni 11 583 Konopi{te 350 Krivoga{tani 6 007 Kukure~ani 2 511 Dobru{evo 2 174 7. VELES 57 602 Bogomila 1 252 66 541 Gradsko 3 760 ^a{ka 2 878 Izvor 1 049 8. NEGOTINO 19 212 23 757 Demir Kapija 4 545 9. KAVADARCI 38 391 Rosoman 4 141 42 532 10. Grad. SKOPJE Gazi Baba 72 222 108 363 Karpo{ 101 300 136 708 Kisela Voda 125 379 Ara~inovo 11 992 156 224 Centar 82 604 Ilinden 15 984 82 604 ^air 68 395 Petrovec 8 255 94 245 Kondovo 11 155 Saraj 24 253 Zelenikovo 4 077 Sopi{te 9 522 Studeni~ani 17 246 [utka 17 357 ^u~er Sandevo 8 493 11. KUMANOVO 103 205 Lipkovo 27 058 135 783 Ora{ac 1 252 Staro Nagori~ane 4 258 12. KRATOVO 10 441 15 194 Rankovce 4 144 Kle~evce 1 609 13. KRIVA PLANKA 20 820 20 820 14. OHRID 54 380 Bel~i{ta 2 940 61 256 Kosel 1 369 Me{ei{ta 2 567 15. Vev~ani 2 433 60 809 Vele{ta 8 156 Delogo`di 7 884 STRUGA 36 829 Labuni{ta 8 935 Lukovo 1 509 Review number of population 16. 189 066 Bogoviwe 14 555 Brvenica 15 855 Vratnica 3 563 [ipkovica 7 820 TETOVO 70 841 @elino 24 390 Jegunovce 7 227 Kamewane 14 442 Tearce 22 454 Xep~i{ te 7 919 17. 116 739 Vrap~i{te 8 586 Vrutok 5 999 D.Bawica 9 467 M.Anovi 984 GOSTIVAR 49 545 Negotino 16 813 Rostu{e 9 451 Srbinovo 3 709 ^egrane 12 310 18. 24 251 DEBAR 17 952 Centar @upa 6 299 19. Vrane{tica 1 322 56 739 Drugovo 3 249 KI^EVO 30 138 Zajas 11 605 Oslomej 10 425 20. [TIP 47 796 Karbinci 4 012 51 808 21. BEROVO 13 941 Peh~evo 5 517 19 458 22. VINICA 17 914 Blatec 2 024 19 938 23. ^EVO 17 505 Mak Kamenica 8 110 25 615 24. Zrnovci 3 264 48 846 Oble{evo 5 071 KO^ANI 33 689 ^e{inovo 2 419 Orizari 4 403 25. Sv.NIKOLE 18 497 Lozovo 2 858 21 355 26. PROBI[TIP 12 765 Zletovo 3 428 16 193 Bosilovo 12 457 92 625 Vasilevo 12 122 27. STRUMICA 45 087 Kukli{ 4 449 Murtino 6 544 Novo Selo 11 966 28. Kon~e 3 536 31 770 RADOVI[ 24 498 Podare{ 3 746 29. VALANDOVO 11 890 11 890 Bogdanci 8 807 35 121 30. GEVGELIJA 20 362 Miravci 2 626 Dojran 3 426 Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Experiences in the case of evacuation, training and exercises Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia SKOPJE CITY MOL Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Еvacuation “Eсенска бура Evacuation in Stajkovci , Gazi Baba Municipality -Skopje Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Education Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia Thank you! Ul.Vasko Karangeleski br.8, kasarna Goce Delcev; 1000 Skopje, Republic of North Macedonia Phone:+2 5514 302 e-mail: [email protected] Protection and rescue directorate of Republic of North of Macedonia.
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