RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT District Disaster Management Plan 2020 - 2021
Sl.No CONTENT PAGE No
1 Introduction 1
2 District Profile 5
3 Disaster Management Goals 6-8 Hazard, Vulnerability analysis with sample maps &link 4 9-29 to vulnerable maps
5 Institutional Mechanism 30-55
6 Response plan 56-86
7 Community and Stake holders participants 87-110 Linkages and Co-ordination with other agencies for 8 111 Disaster Management
9 Budget and Other Financial Outlay 111 10 Monitoring and evacuation 112
11 Inter Departmental Zonal Team 113-127
12 Risk Communication Strategies 128-129
13 Important Contact Number 130-141
14 COVID-19 Plan 142-169
15 Disaster Do’s and Don’ts 170-193
16 Important G.O’s 193-195
17 Linkages with IDRN 195-208
18 Mock Drills 209
District Disaster Management Plan 2020-21 Ramanathapuram 2020
Introduction
In 1910, Ramanathapuram was formed by clubbing portions from Madurai and Tirunelveli district. And this district was named as Ramanathapuram. During the British period this district was called “Ramnad”. The name continued after independence. Later the district was renamed as Ramanathapuram to be in conformity with the Tamil Name for this region. As per GO.Ms.No.347 dated 8.3.1985, Madurai was trifurcated on 15-3-85 as
1) Pasumpon Muthuramalinga Thevar District which consists of Thiruppattur, Karaikudi, Devakottai, Sivaganga, Manamadurai and Ilaiyankudi Taluks. This district was later renamed as Sivaganga district. 2) Kamarajar District which consist of Sriviliputtur, Virudhunagar, Thiruchuli, Aruppukottai, Sattur and Rajapalayam Taluks. This district was later renamed as Virudhunagar District. 3) Ramanathapuram District, which consists of Tiruvadanai, Paramakudi, Kamuthi, Mudukulathur, Kadaladi, R.S.Mangalam, Kilakarai, Ramanathapuram and Rameswaram Taluks.
Geographical location of the districtRamanathapuram is one of thecoastal districts bounded on the north by Sivagangai and Pudukottai districts, on the east and south by the Bay of Bengal, and on the west by Thoothukudi and Virudhunagardistricts. The district headquarters is locatedat Ramanathapuram. The district lies between 9o 05” and 9 o 5’ North Latitude and78o 1’ and 79o 27’ East Longitude. Thegeneral geographical information of the district is simple and flat. Vaigai River and Gundar River are flowing in the district and they will be dry during the summer season.
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RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT MAP
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GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY OF RAMANATHAPURAM
Geographical location of the district Ramanathapuram is one of the coastal districts bounded on the north by Sivagangai and Pudukottai districts on the east and south by the Bay of Bengal and on the west by Thoothukudi and Virudhunagar districts.The district headquarters is locatedat Ramanathapuram. The district lies between 9 05 and 9 o 5’ North Latitude and 78o 1’ and 79o 27’ East Longitude. The general geographical information of the district is simple and flat. Vaigai river and Gundar river are flowing in the district and they will be dry during the summer season. The climate of this district in the inland plains is generally hot and dry with a low degree of humidity except within a radius of about 20km from the coast, where the temperature is tolerable and cool on account of the sea breeze. The district has a hot tropical climate with temperature ranging from 22.3o C (min) to 37.8o C (max) and therelative humidity is high at 79% on an average and it ranges between 80 and 90% in coastal areas.
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RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT BLOCK MAP
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2.RAMANATHAPURAM DISTRICT PROFILE
Location 9.05°N 78.10°E Total Area(Sq.Km) 4104 Administrative Division 2 Taluks 9 Revenue Village 400 Corporation 0 Municipalities 4 Town Panchayats 7 Blocks 11 Village panchayats 429 Major river Vaigai river Other Gundar, Manimuthar No of Tanks maintained by PWD 502 No of tanks maintained by Panchayat Union (1) MT Tanks 735 (2) Ex-Zamin Tanks 437 Maximum Temperature 40 °C Rainfall (1) South west Monsoon-2019 Average 139 Normal 135.3 (2) North East Monsoon-2019 Average 762.54 Normal 501.6 Rain gauge stations 16 Total population 13,53,445 Male 6,82,658 Female 6,70,787 Sex ratio 983 Child population 1,40,644 Population density sq km 320 Average Literacy 80.72 Flood, Earthquake, Natural Disaster Lightening & Thunder, Fire, Festival stampede, epidemics outbreaks like Man-made Disaster Dengue, Swine Flu,Covid-19
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3.Disaster Management Goals (2017- 2030)
Sendai Framework
Responding to the dramatic increase in extreme weather events and
mega disasters is one of the great challenges of our present age. Rapid
urbanization and population growth in hazard–prone areas and coastal areas
make action all the more urgent. Disaster risk reduction is a top priority as we
seek to hold back the tide of rising economic and human losses. Its impact can be
catastrophic for poverty reduction and sustainable development efforts, especially
in a country like ours. Unexpected rains, causing urban flooding in many low
lying area of the district, Lightening are other forms of recurrent disasters
affecting the communities. Land use pattern in the city has also changed
drastically which adds to severity of the disaster. It is high time that every district
whether big, medium or small starts focus Sendai Framework For Disaster Risk
Reduction (2015-30) to reduce risks and vulnerabilities, to adopt systematic and
scientific planning process to mitigate disaster risks and vulnerability factors.
Building capacities of state, district and local body institution and of the
communities who lives with hazards are most important and are prelude for DRR
initiatives.
Scope and Purpose of District Disaster Management Plan
The present plan-2018 will apply to risk of (a) small-scale and large scale (b) Frequent and infrequent (c) sudden, slow and on set disasters caused by man- made or natural hazards as well as related to environmental, technological and biological hazards. It aims to guide the multi-hazard management disaster risk in development at all levels as well as within and across all sectors DDMP discussed in detailed about types of disasters prone to the district. Natural disasters related to weather like flood, lightning and thunder, disaster related to geology like earthquake, disaster related to anthropology. It also discussed about man-made
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disasters like fire accident, festival stampede, epidemic outbreak etc. This will be discussed detailed in Hazard, Risk and vulnerability assessment chapter. District Disaster Management Plan discussed about management of any type of disasters, occurrence of any one disaster always brought us two or many
secondary disasters, say flood may cause epidermic outbreak, earthquake may result in fire accidents, dam failure, bridge collapse etc. Thus DDMP focus on multi-hazard management disaster risk in development at all levels as well as
within and across all sectors
Expected Outcome
Expected outcome of District Disaster Management Plan (2020-2021) is substantial reduction in disaster risk and losses in lives, livelihoods and health in the economic, physical, social, cultural and environmental assets of persons, business, communities and countries. Goal of the District Disaster Management Plan
To prevent new and existing disaster risk through implementation of integrated and inclusive economic, structural, legal, social, health, cultural, educational, environmental, technological, political and institutional measures that prevent and reduce hazard exposure and vulnerability to disaster, increase preparedness for response and recovery and thus strengthen resilience.
Targets of District Disaster Management Plan
Sendai framework target about reduction of mortality rate, reduction in affected population, reduction in economic loss, reduction in damage of properties, enhancing international cooperation, strengthening of multi-hazard warning system and accessibility and availability of information to the people by 2030. Based on the Sendai frame work, Ramanathapuram District has defined targets accordingly and listed below:-
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Priority for action
Priority Need for focused action at national, state and district level
One Understanding disaster risk Two Strengthening disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk Three Investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience
• Ramathapuram district human loss 2016- Reduction of 17 is 7 Nos , 2016-17 is 4 Nos mortality • loss human will be sustainally in 2020-30
• effective implementation of the disaster Reduce the No of the risk reduction enables reduction of the affected people by 2030 affected people by 2030
Reduce direct Disaster •Hut Damages 2016 is 15 and 2017 is 10. It will economic loss in relation be reduce by 2020-30 •Due to severe drought at the state level Rs. to global gross domestic /- has been allotted for Agriculture and product (GDP) by 2030 Horticulture. It will be reduce by 2020-30.
Reduce Disaster damage to criticalled infrastructure •Step will be taken to reduce damage in critical and disturbtion of basic infrastructure like health and educational services among them facilities by 2030. health and educational facilities by 2030
Increase the availablity and access to multi •Emergency Operation Centre is established in hazard Early Warning Ramanathapuram District. Updation of System and Disaster Risk information , data are done in regular basis. Information and Peoples accessing the information by using Toll Free No. assesments to people by 2030
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4. Hazard Risk and Vulnerability analysis with sample Maps & link to vulnerable maps
Priority One –Understanding disaster risk
Understanding disaster risk involves types of disaster prone to Ramanathapuram district. Hazard risk and vulnerability assessment study of the Ramanathapuram District will enable to understand disaster risk. Past disaster data will support and facilitate this action. Understanding Disaster Risk of Ramanathapuram district involves.
1. Hazard Profile of the district (Study of Past disasters occurrence)
2. Types of disasters Prone to Ramanathapuram district
3. Vulnerable areas of Ramanathapuram districts (Villages/Taluk prone to various types of disasters) and preparation of vulnerable map
4. Preparation of Hazard Risk and Vulnerability Maps based on GIS application
Hazard profile of the Ramanathapuram District Ramanathapuram District has identified and assessed the various hazards and risks to public health & safety that could give rise to disasters and has identified the facilities and other elements of the infrastructure that are at risk of being affected by disasters. They can be grouped into three categories:
S.No. Classification Types of disastersTypes of disasters
Natural Flood –Urban flooding, Riverine flooding 1 Thunder, Lightning,Heavy winds & Weather related Drought 2 Geological Earthquake Epidemics 3 Biological Pest attack Food poisoning/ Hooch accidents Fire accidents- Fire works/Short Circuits/LGP 4 Accidental Explosion Stampedes
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Sturctural Collapse Air Craft/Rail./Road Accidents Power failure, Water supply failure Infrastructure 5 Sewage failure Disruption Accumulation of solid waste Critical resource shortage
Occurance of Major Disaster and Damages in Ramanathapuram District
Floods have also occurred in areas, which were earlier not considered flood prone. Eighty per cent of the precipitation takes place in the monsoon months from October to December. The rivers bring heavy sediment load from catchments. These, coupled with inadequate carrying capacity of rivers are responsible for causing floods, drainage congestion and erosion of river- banks.
Ramanathapuram District The entire chapter deals about the HAZARD RISK VULNERABILITY of the Ramanathapuram District. For the first time the taluk level officials were trained about the Hazard Risk Vulnerability and template was prepared for collecting primary dates, based on format the HRVA result was prepared for the Disaster Management Plan and shared with the stakeholders. This makes the stakeholders to understand the risk and probability of disasters. This District is exposed to the following Hazards Geological Related: This District falls under seismic zone 4 which is Low Damage Risk Zone (reference Seismic map of Tamilnadu) Water & Climate Related: Rain, Heavy Rain, Very Heavy Rain which may result in flooding River over flow due to various reasons which may result flooding Dam Burst/ Failure which may result into flooding Cyclone which may result in flooding.
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Chemical, Industrial and Nuclear disasters: How ever this district has no major industries the small industries are also vulnerable too – the failure of industries may cause disaster to the workers and to the community Accident related disaster: This District has experienced Rail, Road and other types of accidents including fire therefore this district is also exposed to accident related hazards.
Biologically related disaster: The Environment and health hazards were experienced in this district and it is also exposed to the Biological Hazard In Ramanathapuram district Flood prone areas have been identified both in town and villages all the officers concerned have been instructed during performance meeting to ensure that the future construction of buildings are made with precaution that the buildings are build flood resilient. The Assistant director (Town Panchayat), Assistant director (Panchayat), all Municipal Commissioners have been instructed to convene meeting along with private builders and sensitized them about the need of construction of bulidings which are able to withstand any natural disaster.
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Kadaladi Taluk Risk Assessment
Total Population of the Taluk, the Aged and Children considered to the Vulnerable Population
Total Population - 129120 Male -65424 Female- 63696 Children - 7417 Old-12055
KADALADI Taluk Population
Villages likely to be flooded with Approxamitaly Population
Villages likely to be flooded with Approxamitaly Population
Kannirajpuram - 4758 Narippaiyur -9837 Kuthiraimozhi -591 Mookkaiyur -2656 Periakulam -4863 Mariyur -6061 Valinockam- 6222
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Keelakarai Taluk Risk Assessment
Total Population of the Taluk, the Aged and Children considered to the Vulnerable Population
Keelakarai Taluk Total Population - 179181 Male -85671 Female- 90190 Children - 17690
Kamuthi Taluk Risk Assessment
Total Population of the Taluk, the Aged and Children considered to the Vulnerable Population
Kamudhi Taluk Total Population - Male - 58954 Female- 58188 Children - 10837 Aged- 18991
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Approximate Population which will be affected during flooding
This Population may need safe shelter and to be evacuated before flooding
Village Name Mandalamanickam- 500 Kamuthi- 2543 Pakkuvetti-300 Sengappadai- 454
Mudukalathur Taluk Risk Assessment
Total Population of the Taluk, the Aged and Children considered to the Vulnerable Population
Mudukalathur Taluk Total Population - 161112 Male - 77407 Female- 77542 Children - 20258 Aged- 17985
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Paramakudi Taluk Risk Assessment
Total Population of the Taluk, the Aged and Children considered to the Vulnerable Population
Paramakudi Taluk Total Population - 161635 Male - 71741 Female- 69799 Children - 13553 Aged- 7765
Name of the Villages likely to be flooded during rain: (low lying areas)
Name of the Village & Approx Population Muthalur -1841
Sevur -1972
Nagachi - 1134
Thurathiyendal- 1841
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Villages near Vaigai river beds exposed to vulnerability and may need Safe shelter in case of flooding
Name of the Village & Approximate Population Emaneswaram - 859
Gangaikondan -2060
Kallikudi -2067
Kamuthakudi-3474
Kattuparamakudi -8773
Perungarai -3061
Villages ( Huts Exposed for Fire Accidents)
Name of the Village & App Population
Kalliyadiyendal - Urapuli - 5427 Muthalur -1841 Sevur- 1972 Nagachi -1134 Thurathiyendal -1841
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RamanathapuramTaluk Risk Assessment
Total Population of the Taluk, the Aged and Children considered to the Vulnerable Population
Ramnad Taluk Total Population - 155732 Male - 75717 Female- 75298 Children - 14218 Aged- 21
Name of the Villages likely to be flooded during rain: (low lying areas)
Name of the Village & Approximate Population in low lying areas
Karendal - 1025 Kavanoor- 2912 Tholuvalur- 2619 Karukudi-512 Achuthanvayal-2908 Landai-2419 R.S.Madai- 5070 Pullangudi-1524 Sakkarakottai-25002
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Villages near vulnerable industries (hazardous industries/ factories)
Name of the Village near to Hazardus Industries Approximate Population
ONGC- 3429
Villages near river beds- Vaigai River - may need safe shelter during evocation
Name of the Village & Approximate Population which will be affected during flooding
Kavanoor -2912 Kumariyendal -285 Tholuvalur -2619 Soorankottai-5883
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Thiruvadanai Taluk Risk Assessment
Total Population of the Taluk, the Aged and Children considered to the Vulnerable Population
ThiruvadanaiTaluk Total Population - 277546 Male - 133893 Female- 130131 Children-35694 Aged- 27543
From the History it was observed that 32 persons died in flood in Kottakkarai River Disaster Inventory (past Disaster Events)
Sl.No. Disaster Type Year Place Damages/Life loss (Flood/Fire/Industrial disasters/Others please specify 1. Flood 2005 Sanaveli 32 Persons are died in the Kottakkarai river
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The Past Experience in Dhanuskodi
On December 22, the powerful cyclone struck northern areas of Ceylon and caused catastrophic damage. According to survivors, a storm surge of 4.5 m (15 ft) swept across the area. Initial reports stated that 250 people lost their lives with thousands missing. About 5000 houses and 700 fishing boats were destroyed in the Jaffna district of Ceylon. The district's paddy crop was also destroyed. Other badly hit areas include Mannar and Trincomallee. The Trincomallee port suffered severe damages rendering it inoperable. The economic damage caused in Ceylon was estimated at Rs.200 million. About 350 Ceylonese fishermen were missing at sea. At least 1,000 people were killed on the island and many more were left unaccounted for.[10] An unofficial estimate stated that the death toll would likely exceed 2,000.[8] The government regarded it as, "the greatest tragedy to ever hit Ceylon."[10] Remains of a church in Danushkodi in 2007.
The effects of the cyclone were felt mostly in Pamban Island, which lies between the Indian mainland and Ceylon.]More than 3000 people, many of them tourists and pilgrims, were stranded on the island. The total damage to property was estimated at $150 million.
On December 23, an estimated 7.6 m (25 ft) storm surge struck the town of Dhanuskodi on the south-eastern edge of the island, submerging the town and overturning the Pamban-Dhanuskodi passenger train killing all 150 passengers on board.[12] The town, an important transit point between India and Ceylon, was completely destroyed and has not been rebuilt since. Prior to the cyclone, the town had been an important commercial centre with a railway station, a customs office, post and telegraphs office, two medical institutions, one railway hospital, a panchayat union dispensary, a higher elementary school and port offices. A port had been functioning since 1 March 1914. At least 800 people were killed in Dhanushkodi alone.
Four radio operators remained in Dhanuskodi and risked their lives to continue broadcasting during the storm. They were ultimately caught up in the storm surge but survived by clinging to the Pamban Bridge for 12 hours. The government later honored and rewarded them for their dedication.
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RAINFALL COMPARISION
10 Years Month & Normal 2020 2020 average 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Season rainfall (mm) Excess Deficit January 48.50 20.80 1.95 0.56 72.77 1.01 0.00 7.01 41.49
February 18.90 14.83 4.90 1.89 5.58 0.59 0.44 6.26 12.64 Winter 67.40 35.63 6.85 2.45 78.35 1.60 0.44 13.27 54.13 Rainfall Total March 25.00 48.31 20.67 0.59 31.86 18.08 0.00 0.91 24.09
April 57.40 46.82 162.24 5.68 0.00 26.11 8.18 26.91 30.49
May 40.30 52.47 141.87 91.38 23.92 53.82 3.35 42.87 2.57
Summer 122.70 147.60 324.78 97.65 55.78 98.01 11.53 70.69 52.01 Rainfall Total 34.65 June 14.40 8.12 2.32 8.82 35.87 15.51 0.00 49.05
July 27.00 17.32 33.80 18.03 13.64 12.69 11.77 26.61 0.39
August 44.40 45.72 60.39 15.23 68.49 22.82 43.32 23.21 21.19
September 49.50 47.15 58.55 32.59 69.14 45.86 83.91 79.08 29.58 South
West 135.30 118.31 155.06 74.67 187.14 96.88 139.00 177.95 42.65 Monsoon
Total October 182.60 185.07 140.71 40.79 61.82 221.14 384.41
November 206.30 254.21 302.09 92.25 163.83 217.91 188.34
December 112.70 126.50 184.50 40.83 53.02 28.13 189.79 North East 501.60 565.79 627.30 173.87 278.67 467.18 Monsoon 762.54 Total Grand 827.00 867.32 1113.99 348.64 599.94 663.67 913.51 total
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List of Rain Gauge Stations
S .No. Stations Taluks 1 Ramanathapuram Ramanathapuram 2 Mandapam Ramanathapuram 3 Rameswaram Rameswaram 4 Pamban Rameswaram 5 Thangachimadam Rameswaram 6 Pallamorkulam Kilakarai 7 Rajasingamangalam Rajasingamangalam 8 Tiruvadanai Tiruvadanai 9 Thondi Tiruvadanai 10 Vattanam Tiruvadanai 11 Theerthandadhanam Tiruvadanai 12 Paramakudi Paramakudi 13 Mudukulathur Mudukulathur 14 Kadaladi Kadaladi 15 Valinokkam Kadaladi 16 Kamuthi Kamuthi
Vulnerability assessment
To understand risks, it is important to assess vulnerable areas of the Ramanathapuram district. District Administration has identified vulnerable areas of the districts based on the past disaster events. S.No Taluk Name Name of the Vulnerable Name of the Tank Department location and channel in vulnerable Location 1 Ramanathapuram Chittur Vaigai River PWD 2 Ramanathapuram Sakkankudi Vaigai River PWD 3 Ramanathapuram Vannivayal Vaigai River PWD 4 Ramanathapuram Sakkarakottai Vaigai River PWD 5 Ramanathapuram Lanthai Vaigai River PWD 6 Ramanathapuram Kooriyur Vaigai River PWD 7 Ramanathapuram Karukudi Vaigai River PWD 8 Ramanathapuram Karendhal Vaigai River PWD 9 Ramanathapuram Kumariyendhal Vaigai River PWD
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10 Ramanathapuram Thoruvalur Vaigai River PWD 11 Ramanathapuram Pullankudi Sakkaraikottai PWD Tank 12 Ramanathapuram Sakkaraikottai PWD Sethu Nagar Tank 13 Ramanathapuram Pasumpon Nagar Sakkaraikottai PWD Tank 14 Ramanathapuram R.S.Madai Sakkaraikottai PWD Tank 15 Paramakudi Kattuparamakudi Vaigai River PWD 16 Paramakudi Emaneswaram Vaigai River PWD 17 Paramakudi Ponnaiahpuram Vaigai River PWD 18 Paramakudi Kallikottai Vaigai River PWD 19 Paramakudi Kangaikondan Vaigai River PWD 20 Paramakudi Kamankottai Vaigai River PWD 21 Paramakudi Mudhalur Vaigai River PWD 22 Paramakudi Thurathiyendal Vaigai River PWD 23 Paramakudi Nagachi Vaigai River PWD 24 Paramakudi Sevvur Vaigai River PWD 25 Kamuthi Sengampadai Malatar channel PWD 26 Kamuthi Mandalamanickam - PWD 27 Kamuthi Kamuthi kamuthi tank PWD 28 Kamuthi Pakkuvetti Gundar PWD 29 Kadaladi Kannirajapuram - 30 Kadaladi Naraipaiyur - 31 Kadaladi Sayalkudi Town - 32 Kadaladi Mookaiyur - 33 Kadaladi Kuthiraimozhi - 34 Kadaladi Mariyur - 35 Kadaladi Periyakulam - 36 Kadaladi Valinokkam - 37 Kadaladi S.Tharaikudi Tharaikudi tank PWD 38 Rameswaram Manthoppu 39 Rameswaram Chinnapalam -
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VULNERABLE AREA MAP
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Priority Two Strengthening Disaster Risk Governance to manage disaster risk
Strengthening Disaster Risk G overnance to manage disaster risk involves formation of Disaster Management Committee. It is apex body which gives direc tions to all stakeholders for disaster mana ement for Pre and post disasters activities Organogram for disaster risk governance.
Objectives of Disaster Management committee
The District Disaster M anagement Committee provides with an effective vehicle for developing and maintaining a comprehensive disaster management program, as defined under the National Disaster Management Act, 2005, and to manage emergency respons e activities, which will ensure:
Objectives of District Disaster Management committee
. Mitigation, preparedness, response & recovery . Support of emergency operations at the site(s) . Overall strategic man agement of the emergency Risk identification, critical infrastructure protection
. Mobilization of all municipal, voluntary, and other agencies required . Prevention of further injury, loss of life, property damage . Establishment of infor mation centres for the public and news media . Procurement of essential resources . Restoration of utilitie s and other essential services . Rehabilitation
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The following officers constitute the District Disaster Management committee:
S.No. Name and Designation
1 Collector of Ramanathapuram District Chairman
2 District Revenue Officer, Ramanathapuram Vice Chairman
3 Project Director, D.R.D.A. Ramanathapuram Member
4 Superintendent of Police, Ramanathapuram Member Superintending Engineer (PWD) Buildings, 5 Ramanathapuram Member Superintending Engineer, TNEB, 6 Ramanathapuram Member Superintending Engineer, TWAD, 7 Ramanathapuram Member Municipal Commissioner, Ramanathapuram 8 / Rameswaram / Keelakarai / Paramakudi Members Executive Engineer, (PWD – WRO), 9 Ramanathapuram Member Divisional Engineer, ( H & R.W ) 10 Ramanathapuram Member Divisional Engineer, ( Rural Roads) 11 Ramanathapuram Member Senior Regional Manager, TNCSC, 12 Ramanathapuram Member Joint Registrar (Cooperative) 13 Ramanathapuram Member Revenue Divisional Officers, 14 Ramanathapuram Dt Member Joint Director of Health Services, 15 Ramanathapuram Member
16 Regional Transport Officer, Ramanathapuram Member
17 Public Relations Officer, Ramanathapuram Member Deputy Director of Health Services, 18 Ramanathapuram Member Assistant Director of Panchayats, 19 Ramanathapuram Member
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20 Assistant Director of Audit, Ramanathapuram Member Deputy Superintendent of Police, Home 21 Guard, Ramanathapuram Member Executive Engineer (Building Constructions 22 and Maintenance Division), Ramanathapuram Member Joint Director of Agriculture, 23 Ramanathapuram Member Commanding Officer, (NCC) 24 Ramanathapuram Member Joint Director of Animal Husbandry, 25 Ramanathapuram Member
26 District Supply Officer, Ramanathapuram Member
27 Divisional Fire Officer, Ramanathapuram Member Area Commander (Home Guard), 28 Ramanathapuram Member
29 Chief Educational Officer , Ramanathapuram Member Personal Assistant (G) to Collector, 30 Ramanathapuram Member Special Deputy Collector (PGRC), 31 Ramanathapuram Member All Personal Assistants to Collector 32 Ramanathapuram Member
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Various other committees chaired by the District Collector
S No. Details of Committee
1 Early warning committee
2 Search and Rescue committee
3 Shelter and Relief (Food, Water and Sanitation)
4 Waterways management including eviction of encroachments
5 Public Health
6 Traffic management
7 Media management (including Social Media)
8 Nodal Officers team for Manning
9 Taluk Level Teams (All Departments)
10 Inter Departmental Co ordination teams
11 Rescue and Relief teams at Taluk levels for M.V. Areas
Nodal Officers for Taluk Level Teams (All Departments) and Inter Departmental 12 Co ordination teams
13 Nodal Officers for Rescue and Relief Team
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5. Institutional Mechanism
District Emergency Operation Center
EOC is established in the administrative block of district with all facilities i.e Toll Free No.1077 and VHF sets. Further, the Base Station, Mobile Station, and Walkie-Talkies are working in good condition.
EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER CONTACT DETAILS
TOLL FREE 1077
E-MAIL ID [email protected]
LAND LINE NO. 04567-230056-59, 04567-230060
FAX NO. 04567- 230060
VHF DETAILS
Description Total
No. of Base stations 13
No. of Mobile Stations 12
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Preparedness
Priority Three-Investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience
Investing in DRR – Structural Measures
Undertaking necessary structural measures is one of the major thematic areas for action for disaster risk reduction and enhancing resilience. These consist of various physical infrastructure and facilities required to help communities cope with disasters. The implementation of these measures is essential to enhance disaster preparedness, a component of Priority-4 of the Sendai Framework. It is also an important component of investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience, which is Priority-3 of Sendai Framework.
Investing in DRR – Non-Structural Measures
Sets of appropriate laws, mechanisms, and techno-legal regimes are crucial components in strengthening the disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk, which is Priority-2 of the Sendai Framework. These non-structural measures comprising of laws, norms, rules, guidelines, and techno-legal regime (e.g., building codes) framework and empowers the authorities to mainstream disaster risk reduction and disaster resilience into development activities. The central and state governments will have to set up necessary institutional support for enforcement, monitoring, and compliance.
Capacity Development
Capacity development is a theme in all the thematic areas for action. The Sendai Priority-2 (Strengthening DRR governance to manage DR) and Priority-3 (Investing in DRR for resilience) are National Disaster Management Plan central to capacity development. The capacity development includes training programs, curriculum development, large-scale awareness creation efforts, and carrying out regular mock drills and disaster response exercises. The capabilities to implement, enforce, and monitor various disaster mitigation measures has to be improved at all levels from the local to the higher levels of governance. It is also strengthening the DRR governance.
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Prevention and mitigation plan
Disaster Risk Management
The UNISDR defines disaster risk management as the systematic process of
using administrative decisions, organization, operational skills and capacities to
implement policies, strategies and coping capacities of the society and communities
to lessen the impacts of natural hazards and related environmental and
technological disasters. This comprises of all forms of activities, including
structural and non-structural measures to avoid (prevention) or to limit (mitigation
and preparedness) adverse effects of hazards. A definition for the term ‘Disaster
Management’ is not included in the UNISDR’s handbook of terminology. However,
the proposed, but not yet adopted, ‘Updated Terminology on Disaster Risk
Reduction’ of UNISDR3 has proposed the following definition for the term Disaster
Management (UNISDR 2015b): “The organization, planning and application of
measures preparing for, responding to and, initial recovery from disasters.”
As per this definition, ‘Disaster Management’ focuses on creating and implementing preparedness and others plans to decrease the impact of disasters and build back better. Failure to create/apply a plan could result in damage to life, assets and lost revenue. However, it may not completely avert or eliminate the threats.
The term Disaster Management as used in the NPDM 2009 and the DM Act 2005 document is comprehensive covering all aspects – disaster risk reduction, disaster risk management, disaster preparedness, disaster response, and post- disaster recovery. This document uses the term with the same meaning as defined in the DM Act 2005.
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“A continuous and integrated process of planning, organising, coordinating and implementing measures which are necessary or expedient" for the following:
1) Prevention of danger or threat of any disaster, 2) Mitigation or reduction of risk
of any disaster or its severity or consequences, 3) Capacity-building, 4)
Preparedness to deal with any disaster, 5) Prompt response to any threatening
disaster situation or disaster, 6) Assessing theseverity or magnitude of effects of
any disaster 7) Evacuation, rescue and relief, and 8) Rehabilitation and
reconstruction.”
Disaster Risk Reduction (Mitigation)
Disaster Risk Reduction, as per UNISDR, consists of a framework of elements that will help to minimize vulnerabilities and disaster risks throughout a society, to avoid (prevention) or to limit (mitigation and preparedness) the adverse impacts of hazards, within the broad context of sustainable development.
ACTIVITY CALENDAR
Department Pre-Monsoon During Monsoon Post Monsoon HEALTH Training to all staff. Intersectoral Co- Improve active and Awareness campaign Ordination Meetings. Passive blood and intersectoral co- Strengthen treatment collection for ordination. facility. Malaria detection. Identify outbreak prone Surveillance of Conduct regular areas diseases and screening of from experience of previous outbreaks. migrant to detect years. Dry day observation. Malaria and Identify high risk areas as Intensive screening of Filarias. per vector index. immigrants for Malaria. Detection and Breeding container Release larvivorous elimination of elimination campaign. fishes in wells and other breeding sources of Clean public place water sources. Aedes Mosquitoes.
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campaign. Aedes surveillance Detection and Clean water campaign. work. elimination of Formation and Super chlorination of breeding sources of rejunuvation of rapid water sources. Anopheles response team. Indoor Residual Spray in mosquitoes. Stock necessary drugs, Malaria reported areas. Identify water insecticides, allied Indoor space spray and scarcity area and materials, test kits, thermal fogging at work to avail safe disinfectants, larvicides, Dengue reported areas. drinking water. equipments etc. Supply of Doxycycline for Conduct D&O Repair of fogging the prevention of trade inspection machines, sprayer etc. Leptospirosis to high risk regularly. Advocacy and groups. sensitization meetings. Public Health Act Active DISASTER Implementation, RESPONSE TEAM for D&O Trade inspection. community action. Active DISASTER RESPONSE TEAM if may required.
REVENUE Maps and Survey sketches The Chairman of DDMA Creating a activity to be kept ready for forms a Disaster team calendar of the providing to concerned and TRIGGER District with departments so as to Mechanism in order to Reference of Past establish easy operation and avoid major damages Disaster administration procedure All Line Department Forming Disaster Identifying low lying areas officials, Army, SDRF, Response Team Inspection of cyclone prone and Revenue officials are which includes all Villages & Low lying areas in Co-ordination to Line department Forming a Team for rescue People. Officials along with Upcoming Monsoon Co- Activating DEOC Revenue Officials ordinating with Line People from Low- lying Enumeration and Departments areas should be Inspection of Low- Monitoring water bodies & immediately rescued and Lying Areas Reservoirs of the District transformed to Safer Enumeration of Inspection of Manpower & Places flood Affected Resources in the District Temporary Restoration Villages and
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Operating Emergency Shelter Homes are Cyclone prone Operation Centre in 24x7 formed for affected Villages Pattern with Round the Peoples Temporary and clock manpower Evacuation Teams are in permanent Close contact with Line Charge for Evacuating Restoration Departments and NGO's Peoples from Risk Damages in crop, Preparing Action Plans Medical Camps to be roads, Bridges and Emergency Response teams formed for injured tank are Emergency response persons and for permanently methods preventing from Diseases restored by the Monitoring IMD Warnings Rapid Response Teams concerned officials Shelter, Evacuation Plans are in action along with Mapping and Develop Trained Volunteers Local Bodies and NGO's sketching of past Monitoring Early Warning and Volunteers Disaster affected Systems, Cyclone Shelters, Water Breaches and areas Multipurpose Evacuation other damages in Tanks Desilting of Shelters or any other Water channels Bodies should be Availabiltiy of temporarily Restored in Resources & order to avoid losses Inventories Road , Bridge Damages Preparing Action should be Temporarily Plans done in Past restored by the Line Disaster Departments. Food packets, Water Bottles and other needs should be immediately delivered to affected people Hospitals and PHCs in the districts should functions at full strength - 24 hour Reporting Human Loss, Cattle Loss, Hut Damages & Crop Damages Relief fund will be immediately given to the beneficiaries
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PWD and • Clearing drain, chalked Roads with pothole free which Resurfacing arranging to HIGHWAYS culvert etc. to avoid flooding have been formed during rectify the damaged road during monsoon and to make road monsoon and making the road surface. traffic worthy. traffic worthy, cutting and removing branches of tree and fallen trees. POLICE Equipment and vehicles Police patrolling would be Availability of would be inspected intensified. On Manpower ensuring the working emergencies, a Control Ensure availability condition. Men and officers Room become of Resources and will be alerted and briefed. operational at District inventories Police Office. Activating Flood Contol rooms in 24x7 Pattern Rescue and Evacuation Teams Reporting any Losses immediately FIRE Vehicles and equipments Attends emergency calls Forming Search are being kept ready to whenever required. and Rescue Teams meet out any eventuality. Rescue and Evacuation in case of Teams kept ready. emergencies Availability of Manpower Co-ordination with Availability of Volunteers and Resources and NGO's with contact inventories numbers Conducting Mock- Drills periodically Availability of Manpower Ensure availability of Resources and inventories AGRICULTURE Buffer stock of paddy seeds Crop damages Relief Provide will be made available by compensation for seed authority for resowing crop loss due to the flood damaged paddy natural calamity. areas. Removal of silt and cleaning of water bodies with the assistance of Village Panchayaths (to avoid flood) Construction of rain water harvesting structures popularizing. Moisture conservation by mulching husk burial etc. Improve drainage system- drainage channels are
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deepened before the onset of monsoon in all possible areas. Propping of bananas/ Collar ringing method to avoid damage to bananas by wind. ANIMAL Vaccination and deworming Assessing & reporting Vaccination HUSBANDRY of animals & birds, of losses due to natural and deworming of Conducting awareness calamities animals & birds, Conducting Medical Conducting Teams for infected awareness Cattles Vaccination and deworming of animals & birds Adequate Medicines in stock for emergency TNEB Removing defect HT and Sufficient Staff available HT and LT lines to LT lines, tightening all in all sectors for 24 be cleared from jumper connections and re- hours emergency service creepers and shack LT lines wherever with vehicle to attend touchings. necessary, cleared all any line breakdown and All transformer transformer stations, untoward incidents. stations to be replacing faulty lightning Supply rectification cleared off arrestors, breathers, earth should be carried out on vegetation. connections etc. war foot basis. Supply should be Filling transformer oil in Individual complaints restored on transformers wherever should be rectified by temporary basis if necessary. Section staff and major any to be made HT/LT breakdown cases pukka using should be rectified standard immediately. accessories.
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GROUND Coordinate with ULB’s Take initiation topreserve Steps are adopted WATER (TWAD and TWAD to disseminate water resources. Steps to to collect, store and be adopted so asto and ULB’s) adequate water to the disseminate maintain HIS necessities. (Hydrological Information hydrological data in System) database and district level. monitor on a regular basis.
TWAD and TWAD officials are given All stand by Any corrective ULB’s adequate alerts through arrangements are measures to be circulars and meetings made ready and level taken are carried regarding maintaining all of treatment is carried out and the Treatment plants, out by maintaining regular water Machineries in good the desired level of supply by working condition by residual chlorine to maintaining the overhauling. fight epidemics or required quality Also to ensure the water water borne diseases. and quantity is quality as per standards. Water sample analysis ensured. Constituting a Blue is also carried out. Constructing street Brigade team for pipe line Arrangements for super fire hydrants at works. - chlorination wherever various locations Completing trenching contaminations noticed for proving tapping works and other activities in the water supply facilities to Fire for pipe line maintenance distribution systems. Engines. works. Keep ready stock of Procure bulk quantity of sufficient quantity of PVC pipes as ready stock for bleaching powder for drawing or tapping water super chlorination where from nearest available required. source on emergency Immediate action for situations. carrying out repair works
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Address to TNEB officials with the help of Blue to provide an Brigade team or alternate uninterrupted power arrangement for water supply. supply facility. Constructing street fire Immediate Refilling the hydrants at various pipe line trenches where locations for tapping pipe rectification works facilities to Fire Engines or carried out or where soil other agency erosion occurred due to major pipe line bursts
2017-2020 2021-25 2026-30 1. Periodic meeting of 1. Applications of 1. Overall co-ordinated DDMC and follow up advanced technology governance and action take by line to strengthen warning management for multi- departments. system. hazard disaster.
2. Training of the 2. Non- Structural 2. Strengthening EWS officials for measures and to according to the institutionalisation revise and update changing situations. of DRR. rules, norms and codes. 3. Strengthening of warning system 3. Update existing (observation, data Standards. analysis, prediction. 4. Revise and improve 4. Strengthening policies as per the response NDMA forth coming mechanism. policies.
5. Strengthening the 5. To reduce the resources of stake Disaster risk and to holders and live achieve disaster risk organisation in reduction by inter – public private linking all the patnership mode. agendas as per sendai framework for disaster risk reduction.
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PREPAREDNSS MEASURES AS PER SENDAI FRAME WORK
The district administration shall identify sites for establishment of various facilities as mentioned in the IRS guidelines such as Incident Command Post, relief camp, base, staging area, camp, and helipad, for providing various services during the response. The administration will widely disseminate and publicise information about these arrangements as mandated in the SDMP and DDMP. Since disaster response operations are multifaceted, timesensitive, extremely fast-moving, and mostly unpredictable, it requires rapid assessment, close coordination among several departments, quick decisionmaking, fast deployment of human resources and machinery as well as close monitoring.
In order to prevent delays and to eliminate ambiguities with regard to chain of command, DDMP will clearly spell out the response organisation as per IRS. These plans will clearly identify the personnel to be deputed for various responsibilities in the IRT at various levels of administration along with proper responsibility and accountability framework. Provision for implementation of unified command in case of involvement of multiple agencies such as Army, NDRF, CAPF, and International Urban Teams Search and Rescue will be spelt out in the DDMP. From time to time, the DM plan will be tested and rehearsed by carrying out mock exercises.
Thematic Areas for Disaster Risk Reduction Pre-Disaster Activities:-
Key Aspects Thematic Areas
Risk Identification Hazards Assessment , frequency and magnitude of flood is moderate Vulnerability Assessment (Population and assets
exposed) Risk Assessment (function of hazards and vulnerability Strengthening early warning systems Mainstreaming of disaster risk assessment, mapping and management into development plans and programs
Prevention or Revision of building codes and standards for rehabilitation mitigation for reconstruction practices both for urban and rural areas disaster risk Retrofitting techniques. reduction Rapid visual surveys for safety evaluation of buildings. Training and skill development for masons and other artisans Reinforce systems to implement, monitor, and enforce regulations for DRR to promote disaster-resistant built environment. Promoting community-based DM taking into account specific needs,regional diversities and multi-hazard vulnerabilities Design and implement social safety-net mechanisms, including community-based systems.
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Disaster resilience of health care systems by integrating disaster risk management into primary, secondary and tertiary health care. Business resilience, and protection of livelihoods and productive assets throughout the supply chains, ensure continuity of services and integrate disaster risk management into business models and practices.
Risk Transfer Developing appropriate risk transfer instruments by collaborating with insurance companies and financial Institutions Developing financial protection strategies Effective Emergency response capabilities – EOCs, infrastructure, preparedness and equipment upgrades and adoption of best available technologies. response Strengthening of the Fire and Emergency Service through revamping, institutional reforms, and modernization. Comprehensive revamping of Fire and Emergency Services with
institutional reforms and modernization. Adoption and adaptation of emerging global good practices. Rigorous training and HRD of first responders. Early warnings, maps/ satellite data/ effective dissemination of information. Table-top exercises, simulations, and mock drills to improve operational readiness of the plans Rescue equipment at all levels.
Post –Disaster Activities Emergency response Systems to provide basic services in emergencies Housing and emporary shelters Medical care for casualties, health care and sanitation Power and fuel supply management Transportation systems and network Logistics and supply chain management Media relations,Managing the dead, disposal of animal carcasses, and debris. Rehabiliation and Post-Disaster Needs Assessment systems and expertise. Recovery Credible damage assessment mechanisms and expertise.
Planning capabilities to ensuring coherence of BBB with overall development efforts and goals. Studies and research for incorporating resilience into BBB models. Studies on past disasters and recovery to draw useful lessons.
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Introduction The entire disaster management operations should be so designed that all the levels disaster control and mitigation operation starts immediately after the information of disaster striking the district is received. In other words the entire system at all the levels is self activated without requiring any directions from the district level authorities to act. For this the, role and responsibility of each of the officer at various levels of district administration has to be unambiguous, and the system should be in the state of alert during the normal flood and cyclone period.
Trigger Mechanism The trigger mechanism envisages that on receiving signals of a Disaster happening or likely to happen, all activities required for the mitigation process are energized and activated simultaneously without loss of any time and the management of the event is visible on the ground. The primary objective of the trigger mechanism is to undertake immediate rescue and relief operations and stabilize the mitigation process as quickly as possible. The trigger mechanism in fact is a preparedness plan in which all the participating officers and agencies know in advance the task assigned to them and the manner in which they have to be prepared themselves to respond. As such the organization and planning has already been taken care of. The resources are identified including manpower, material and equipment. The performers should have adequate delegation of financial and administrative powers and have the mandate for accomplishing the task.
The success of the trigger mechanism depends on the vision and perception of the planners. They are required to anticipate the likely activities with reference to the nature of the Disaster and its impact. In fact the trigger mechanism can also be called the operating standard procedures where the implementation of the efforts on ground is well laid down. Generally, the activities will include evacuation, search and rescue, temporary shelter, food, drinking water, clothing and sanitation, communications, accessibility and public information. All these major activities, which are common in all types of disasters, will require sub- division and preparation of sub-action plans by each specified authority. They will be required to list all requirements and their availability within the prescribed response time.
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To sum up, the trigger mechanism is an emergency quick response mechanism like ignition switch, when energized, spontaneously sets the vehicle of management into motion on the road of Disaster mitigation.
The District Collector as the chairman of the District Disaster Management Committee activates the trigger mechanism in the district. Immediately on receipt of the warning message he starts issuing and receiving information to and from all the departments which each department is expected to pass on.
Role of district level officials:
With increasing importance on the preparedness and preventive measures for disaster mitigation, immense initiatives have been taken by appropriate authorities at various levels. A paradigm shift from relief & rehabilitation and post disaster assistance to pre disaster mitigation efforts has not gone unnoticed.
Role of District Collector:
Districts, headed by the District Collector (also known as the district magistrate ), is the focal point at the district level for directing, supervising and monitoring relief measures for disaster and for preparation of district level plans, the collector exercises coordinating and supervisory powers over functionaries of all the departments at the district level. The district disaster management committee consisting of and non-official members, including elected representatives, reviews the disaster mitigation measures in the district before, during and after any disaster. The District Collector is responsible for the district for day-to-day monitoring of the rescue and relief operations on a continuous basis.
The Collector maintains close liaison with the central government authorities in the districts, namely, army, air force and navy, ministry of water resource, etc, who supplement the effort of the district administration in the rescue and relief operation.
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The National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) of the country have played a vital role during disaster emergencies providing prompt relief to victims even in the most inaccessible and remote areas of the country. The organizational strength of the armed forces with their disciplined and systematized approach, and with their skills in technical and human resource management make them indispensable for such emergency situations. India having a federal structure the integrated disaster management mechanism exists within the government framework. The district collector is responsible for providing all logistics and local support to the personnel of National Disaster Response Force (NDRF). He also coordinates all voluntary efforts by mobilizing the non-government organizations capable of working in such situations.
Powers and Functions of the Collector During the period of disaster if an area is affected, the Collector may issue directions to the officers of the departments of the government and the local authority in the affected area, to provide emergency relief in accordance with the disaster management plans.
The Collector may: Make arrangements for release and use of available resources; control and restrict traffic to, from and within the area affected by a disaster; control and restrict the entry into, movement within and departure from any disaster area or part of it; make arrangements for removing debris; conduct search and rescue operations; Make arrangements for the disposal of the unclaimed dead body, by appropriate means; provide alternative shelter; provide food, medicines and other essentials; Require experts and consultants in the matters relevant to the disaster to provide relief under his direction and supervision; To take possession and make use of any property, vehicles, equipment, buildings and means of communication on such terms and conditions as may be prescribed. Procure exclusive or preferential use of amenities as and when required; Order for construction of temporary bridges or other structures; Demolish unsafe structures, which may endanger the public;
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Coordinate with non-governmental organizations and ensure that such entities carry out their activities in an equitable manner; Disseminate information to the public to deal with the disaster Direct and compel evacuation, of all or part of the population from ay affected area for the purpose of preservation of life and for such evacuation, and for such evacuation use such force as may be necessary; Authorize any person, to make any entry into any place, to open or cause to be opened, any door, gate or other barrier, if he considers such an action is necessary for preservation of life and property, if the owner or occupier is absent, or being present, refuses to open such door, gate or barrier;
The Collector may exercise the powers to the extent only that this is necessary for the purpose of -
Assisting and protecting the community; providing relief to the community; Preventing or combating disruption; or Dealing with the destructive and other effects of the disaster.
The Collector may issue such directions to any person or government agency and take such other steps, as may be necessary to curtail the escalation of the disaster or to curtail the escalation of the disaster or to alleviate, contain or minimize the effects of disaster. Collector shall - Ensure that actions for prevention of a disaster or mitigation of its effects or preparedness to cope up with such effects are carried out in accordance with guidelines as may be prescribed; Provide inputs to authority relating to various aspects of disaster management, such as early warnings and status of preparedness; Ensure that officials in the district acquire the knowledge to deal with disaster management; Ensure that district disaster management plans are prepared, revised and updated; Facilitate and, coordinate with, local Government bodies to ensure that pre-disaster and disaster management activities in the district are carried out; Facilitate community training, awareness programmes and the installation of emergency facilities with the support of local administration, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector; Establish inter-department coordination on matters related to disaster management; Review emergency plans, DDM plans and guidelines;
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Other powers and functions; Ensure that local authorities in the district are involved in developing their own mitigation strategies; Ensure linkage between disaster management activities and planning; Ensure that communication systems are in order; Ensure that fire fighting equipments and other equipments related to disaster management are so maintained as to be ready for use; Coordinate the activities of reconstruction and rehabilitation in the district; Ensure that disaster management drills are carried out periodically; Assist the authority in monitoring the progress and outcome of efforts for reconstruction and rehabilitation; Exercise such powers and perform such functions as may be delegated by the state government, the authority and the commissioner; Exercise such other powers and perform such other functions as may be prescribed.
FUNCTIONS OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES: For the purpose of disaster management, local authority shall, subject to such directions as the authority may give and under the supervision of the collector - Assist the authority, the commissioner and the collector; Ensure that the staffs of the local authority are trained; Ensure that all resources related to disaster management are so maintained as to be ready for use; Ensure that all buildings and other structures in the local area comply with the specifications laid down in this behalf by the departments of government and the authority; Carry out relief operations in the affected area subject to directions of the commissioner; Carry out reconstruction and rehabilitation activities in accordance with the guidelines framed by the authority; Prepare a disaster management plan setting out the following, namely;-
(1) The manner in which the concept and principles of disaster management are to be applied in local area;
(2) Role and responsibilities of the local authority in the terms of the disaster Management plan of the state;
(3) Capacity of the local authority to fulfil its role and responsibilities;
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(4) Particulars of disaster management strategies; and
(5) Contingency strategies and emergency procedures in the event of a Disaster, including measures to finance the strategies.
Coordination the preparation and the implementation of plan with those of the organizations of the estate and stake holders; necessary to regularly review and update the plan. Conduct disaster management drills periodically; and provide such assistance to the authority, the commissioner and the collector and take such other steps as may be necessary for disaster management. Each local authority shall submit to the authority and the commissioner a copy of its disaster management plan proposed and any amendment thereto. Each department of the government in a district shall prepare a disaster management plan for the district and the collector shall ensure that such plans are integrated into the disaster management plan for the whole of the district.
The department of government while preparing a plan- Anticipate the types of disaster that may occur in the district and their possible effects; Identify the communities and property at risk; Provide for appropriate prevention and mitigation strategies;
District Emergency Operation Centre(EOC) – Preparedness
Setting up EOC and ensure 24 hours of service Conduct regular district coordination meetings and assign duties Conduct capacity building activities to all sectors in the district Regular maintenance of the Early warning system Arrange for safe shelters in coordination with relevant departments Arrange for food, water, medicines and basic necessities for the public Arrange for transportation facilities for public and livestock Plan spaces for the evacuees and livestock
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District Emergency Operation Centre(EOC)- Pre Disaster
Early warning dissemination and coordination with departments Monitor the functioning of district Emergency Operation Centre(EOC) Conduct district coordination meetings and assign duties Information compilation from all relevant departments and NGOs Ensure proper maintenance and functioning of communication systems
District Emergency Operation Centre(EOC)- During Disaster
Coordinate with all district level officials and NGOs Dissemination of information regarding status of the disaster Monitor the entire situation to reduce rumours and illegal practice Submit report to state government and media.
District Emergency Operation Centre (EOC)- Post Disaster
Dissemination of information regarding status of the disaster Coordinate with relevant departments and NGOs for relief and rehabilitation Monitor the entire situation to reduce rumours and illegal practice Submit detailed report to state government and media
Role of Line Departments
Revenue Department - Pre Disaster
Establish control room in Taluk, RDO Offices and District Headquarters and train all staff on DM Form special relief teams headed by Zonal officers & install wireless systems in official vehicles Inspection of irrigation tanks / tanks /rain gauges and to report the number of repairs to be carries out.
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Revenue Department - During Disaster
Co-ordinate with all depts. to share information & resources, keep track of coordinated efforts Evacuate, arrange temporary shelters, food and medical assistance until situation turns normal Revenue Department - Post Disaster
Ensure all resources are accounted & submit a report to coordinated departments & DDMC. Periodically verify the situation in the site & conduct case studies if required,document the activity To ensure proper distribution of cash doles/ Food pockets and other benefits to the flood cyclone affected people.
The key representatives of various departments are as follows for getting prepared for the disaster are noted below.
Panchayat Development - Pre Disaster
Establish control room in BDO Offices, District Headquarters & train staff & community on DRM Form task forces at village, panchayat & BDO offices & install wireless systems in official vehicles Inspection of Minor Irrigation Tanks
Panchayat Development - During Disaster
Co-ordinate with local agencies to share information & resources, keep track of efforts Evacuate, arrange temporary shelters, food and medical assistance until situation turns normal To ensure chlorinated drinking water supply in Special Panchayat / Panchayat areas and proper maintenance of sanitation. To Co-ordinate with voluntary organizations for getting assistance, and distribute them to the flood affected victims
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Panchayat Development - Post Disaster
Ensure all resources are accounted & submit a detailed report to coordinated agencies Periodically verify the situation in the site & conduct case studies if required, document the activity
Corporation and Municipalities - Pre Disaster
Establish control room in all municipalities and train all staff on DM techniques Form task forces in ward levels & in municipalities & install wireless systems in all official vehicles
Corporation and Municipalities - During Disaster
Co-ordinate with agencies to share information and resources, keep track of coordinated efforts Evacuate; arrange temporary shelters, food and medical assistance until situation turns normal To ensure chlorinated drinking water supply in Municipal proper maintenance of sanitation.
Corporation and Municipalities - Post Disaster Ensure all resources are account ted & submit a detailed report to coordinated agencies Periodically verify the situation in the site & conduct case studies if required, document the activity
Public works departments: To ensure that the roads are properly maintained by location the sensitive points and strengthening them.
To keep close watch over the dams, rivers, Anaicut by having the patrolling team. To give immediate information through wireless is excess inflow of water in river and channel is noticed. To strengthen the week portions and vulnerable points in the water courses To watch the possible breaches in river banks by setting up mobile teams with adequate number of staff. To keep sufficient number of sand bags, along with transport facility for instant mobilization to the vulnerable places.
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Highways Department
To ensure that the roads are properly maintained by locating the sensitive points and strengthening them. To keep ready the rescue teams with the tree cutting materials preferably power saws for removing the flood and wind fallen trees. To keep sufficient stock of gunny bags, casurina and bamboo poles for strengthening the roads against over washes. To keep special teams to attend to the breaches in roads and culverts and cause ways.
Medical Department
To keep ready sufficient quantity of medicines such as drugs, and surgical textiles in the Government hospitals and PHCs. To form first aid parties for rendering first aid on the spot and these first aid parties should be equipped with stretches and other emergency transport facilities like ambulances. To keep mobile surgical units for providing surgical facilities where the facility are deficient. To keep sufficient stock of blood at the blood bank during the period form October to December. To keep sufficient number of beds by restricting their admissions only to those who require emergency and immediate hospitalisation.
Civil Supplies
To ensure that adequate stock of rice, sugar and kerosene at all storage points throughout the district (at lease one month minimum stock should be kept) in co-ordination with Senior Regional Manager TNCSC. To ensure that all the fair price shops kept open all the days without stock out in coordination with the joint Register of Co-operative Societies.
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Tamilnadu Electricity Board: To keep ready sufficient number of generators with trained personnel to operate them with mobilization facilities. To employ special team for putting off electricity supply at the times of any disaster so that the loss due to electrocution can be avoided. To keep sufficient number of rubber gloves and safety tools at all the sub stations To form special teams to attend to the failing of electric lines, poles, transmission towers etc., Animal Husbandry Department:
To keep sufficient number of preventive vaccines and essential drugs at all the centers. To form special squads to administer vaccination in the cyclone prone area to prevent contagious disease. To form mobile veterinary units with a vehicle.
Transport Department:
To keep ready list of private vehicles along with the details of owners so that the vehicles can be sent to the affected areas whenever warranted.
Fisheries Department: To issue warning to the fishermen and boatmen to be alert of the possible damages. To keep ready sufficient number of private boats and kattamaram with crew and nylon ropes etc.,
Rural Development Departments
To keep watch over the roads under their control To keep ready the equipments needed for attending the breach To make arrangements to clean the drinking water supply in the rural areas by Chlorination. To be ready to transport drinking water to the affected areas if needed.
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Education Department: To keep ready the school buildings in good condition for providing shelter to the affected people.
Fire Service Department: To be in a state of alert to meet any kind of emergency. To keep many number of life jackets ropes etc., and with modern equipments like combination tools.
Police Department: To be alert to meet with any emergencies To undertake rescue operation along with fire department. To keep ready the wireless sets in all the stations for passing the messages about the damages and relief operations to the officers concerned.
NCC and Home guards: NCC to keep volunteered cadets who know swimming as rescue parties and to keep ready their boats for engaging in rescue operatations. To home guards should have the volunteers for forming flood rescue teams. The Voluntary organisations to be ready to render all possible assistance to the flood affected victims and to render all cooperation to the district administration.
Check slip for preparations: A copy of the plan is furnished to all members of the District Committee and other stake holders. It is up to the officers at all the levels to rise up to the occasion in providing relief restoration of damages and rehabilitation of the victims are achieved within the quickest time possible and by the easiest manner. The aim is to provide immediate relief to the persons in need of it.
All departmental officers will ensure that the duties and responsibilities assigned to them are carried on without any further order at every stage and they need not wait for orders at every stage. RDOs and the Tahsildars will clarify the instructions to the concerned officials in the vulnerable areas and fix the responsibility. Materials required facing any situation well in advance as briefly narrated below.
Lighting in the event of Flood and Heavy Rain the first and foremost need will be the provision of alternate arrangements for lighting, as the electricity will naturally fail. The Tahsildars are requested to assess the requirements of generators (1) to serve their offices (2) and subordinate officers (3) other essential services and arrange to send advance intimations to all the proprietors intimating them that they should keep their generators ready for handing over to the department. At short notice for tiding over the situation. In fact, if the Heavy Rain is imminent, the generators may be brought to the offices and fitted so that the failure of lighting arrangements may not stop relief operations.
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Staff: During the months of October, November and December, ordinarily leave should not be granted to any government servant unless it is very essential. The residential address of all the members of staff in the various government officers should be collected and made available in the Taluk offices where form the man power will have to be utilised case of an emergency.
Supply of petrol and diesel:
Quite a large number of vehicles will be pressed into service in the event of cyclone, the revenue divisional officers and district supply officer will ensure that at least 25% of the capacity of tankers is kept as reserve throughout the period of emergency i.e. 16th October to 15th December. The District Supply Officer will chalk out a programme and furnish it as a supplement to this plan.
The District supply Officer, Ramanathapuram, the Joint registrar of Co- operative Societies and the Senior Regional Manager TNCSC Ltd Ramanathapuram will move all essential commodities and store rice, sugar, kerosene, salt, Candles, Matches, Lantern, edible oil, etc., in the vulnerable areas. The senior Regional Manager and the Joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies, Ramanathapuram have made necessary arrangements for the storage of two months buffer stock in the village fair price shops which are noticed as vulnerable. In order to avoid non-availability and scarcity of fire wood during the times of flood and heavy rains, they will take necessary steps to keep ready and store adequate stock of fire-wood in advance for supply to retail shops. The District Supply Officer, Ramanathapuram will see that the surplus stock of Kerosene allotted to this district. The Tahsildars are requested to instruct all village administrative officers to procure locally and keep ready atleast 5 lantern in each village for use at the time of floods.
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RESPONSE PLAN
Priority Four – Responsibility matrix for disaster preparedness and Response
1.1 PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES:
The area classified as very vulnerable i.e. river belt, channel belt and low lying areas should receive top attention either in the cases of tidal waves warning or cyclone warning. The rest of the district classified as vulnerable should also receive quick attention. The question of evacuation of the residents of the low- lying area may depend on the severity of the calamity. With this view, building mostly public and pucca have been selected at the rate of one per each village or two or more villages to accommodate the evacuees/the victims. They shall be called SHELTER HOMES. Each shelter home is placed in charge of a Village Administrative Officer and Rural Welfare Officer. The Village Administrative Officer is responsible for evacuating the public have also been specified. For a group of five or ten homes a group officer has been nominated. Detailed Statements showing the buildings selected as shelter homes, the villages attached, the Village Administrative Officer and the Rural Welfare Officer responsible for the building the Village Administrative Officers who are assigned duty are available with the Revenue Divisional Officers. The Revenue Divisional Officers will furnish relevant extracts to the officers concerned (1) Zonal Officer (2) Group Officer (3)Relief Officer (4) Divisional Development Officer (5) Other departments. As soon as a flood warning is received, the village Administrative Officer responsible for the evacuation should arrange to move the residents of low-lying areas to the shelter home. The Group Officers should visit the villages and shelter homes and ensure that the low-lying residents are safety evacuated.
The Zonal Officers should quickly go around and ensure that the relief operations are carried out on warfooting. The Rural Welfare Officer placed in charge of the shelter home shall be the officer in charge of the relief centre. Immediately after evacuation or before evacuation, if possible, the relief officer should arrange to
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get the essential commodities through Tamilnadu Civil Supply Corporation Limited lead-co-op. Society including fire wood, rice etc., and prepare the food and serve to the victims. Each evacuee’s victim should be given food two times a day and the following scale of rations shall be adopted and the required quantity for food for two or three days at least should be served. Continuance of relief camps should be ordered by Collector.
S.No. Name of the Articles Quantity prescribed for 100 persons per day 1 Rice 50 Kgs. 2 Vegetables 3 Kgs. 3 Oil 1 Kgs. 4 Tamarind 2 Kgs. 5 Dhall 5 Kgs. 6 Sundry items 1 Kgs. 7 Fire wood 50 Kgs. 8 Salt 1 Kgs.
The group officers should arrange to estimate the requirements and have them moved at least 48 hours in advance to the shelter homes themselves or to a safe place so that there may not be any delay in preparing the food, the moment the public are evacuated. For this purpose the Zonal Officers and group officers should in advance (i.e) during the first week of October, assess the probable number of evacuees who may have to be fed in each shelter home, work out the quantity of commodities required and arrange to secure it from the Taluk operational godowns Lead Co-op Societies move them to the shelter homes or nearest godowns possible atleast 48 hours in advance of the cyclone/floods. Some villages may become in accessible during heavy rains and floods. Such cases should be listed out by the Revenue Divisional Officers and the stock should be moved and kept in the village under proper care even in the last week of September without waiting for any flood/cyclone warning or the arrival of actual floods. The Senior Regional Manager, Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies corporation Limited and the Sub Regional Manager or Lead Co-op. Societies will please get into in touch with all the Revenue Divisional Officers and arrange to supply the commodities early. The District Supply Officer, Ramanathapuram will hose at the district level and the Taluk Supply Officers at the Taluk level.
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The Taluk Supply Officers who have not been assigned any firka shall contact each Zonal officer in the first week of October and finalise the Taluk requirement and ensure that sufficient stock are secured at Taluk operational godowns. The District Supply Officer will ensure that a meeting of Zonal Officers and Taluk Supply Officers is held at the end of September itself to chalk out the programme and to work out the details for procuring and moving the stock required by the zonal Officers. The Senior Regional Manager, Tamilnadu Civil Supplies Corporation Limited and Special Officer Lead Co-op societies will issue necessary instructions to the officers in charge of the godown as to how they should act on receipt of the indents. He will also ensure that sufficient stocks are made available at all the godowns well in advance. It may be ensured that at least a week's requirement for the population of the low lying area is made available at the operational godowns. The transport of the commodities from the godowns to the shelter homes shall be made by the Group Officers under the - supervision of the Zonal Officers. The Taluk Supply Officers will be mainly responsible for enforcing these arrangements.
1.2 OPERATIONAL FUNCTIONS:
The Zonal Officers, Group Officers and Relief Officers shall inspect and inform the person incharge of pucca public building and V.A. Os about all the buildings selected as shelter homes well in advance. The Village Administrative Officers are the custodians of vessels. The Panchayat Presidents should be informed that they are also bound to do the emergency relief arrangements so that they may be available for offering their services whenever required. The Senior Regional Manager, Tamilnadu Civil Supplies Corporation Limited shall arrange to have adequate stock stored as reserve stock during the period commencing from 16th October. The District Supply Officer shall be responsible for furnishing the requirement to the Senior Regional Manager in advance.
As regards, kerosene, at least one barrel be kept as reserve in each co-operative godown or co-operative retail point and try to move at least 50% of the requirement to the areas. The Joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies will issue instructions to the
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co-operatives in this regard. The District Supply Officer will arrange to work out the quantum of kerosene to be stored in each co-operative godown and communicate it to the Joint Registrar of co-operative societies, for free supply of kerosene to the victims affected by cyclone/floods. It may be necessary to move the quantity required to the area where electricity may not be restored and for the purpose the District Supply Officer shall serve an order to all the kerosene wholesale dealers to store kerosene to the extent of 25% of the storing capacity and make available for release to the relief control under orders from the Divisional Emergency Relief Officers.
According to the Standing orders, each affected family in the hutment damaged due to cyclone or floods is eligible for the grant of 5 kgs of free rice and so that Divisional Emergency Relief Officer (the Revenue Divisional Officer) may draw the supply from the nearest Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation godown, through the Taluk Supply Officers concerned. The Divisional Officers may approximately estimate their requirements for supply towards free rice and get sufficient stock to the godown concerned. The District Supply Officer will co-ordinate in this function also.
1.3 SUPPLY OF FOOD PACKETS TO MAROONED AREAS
The instructions in the foregoing paragraph dealt with the arrangements to be made to evacuate the people to shelter homes, to prepare food to them and take such other actions as may be necessary. At times, it may happen that a particular group of hamlets or villages may got surrounded by floods or due to inundation by sea water the correct position as to the availability of food and other articles cannot also be ascertained to all. It may also happen that food or other stuff may not also be easily taken to these areas supply of food packets will be necessary in such cases. In some cases of shelter homes, it may become necessary to supply food packets for a day atleast when the rains of floods will not even permit the cooking of food. The Revenue Divisional Officers should therefore draw out a plan in advance of the monsoon, prepare a list of hotels, special service organisations, bread makers etc., convene a meeting of them and ensure the movement. When the flood/cyclone hits the areas, the people at the Taluk Headquarters come forward to their rescue and prepare food packets for supply to the victims. The Revenue Divisional Officers should earmark particular revenue or development officer not lower in rank that a Deputy Tahsildar or
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Extension Officer and entrust him the responsibility to keep in touch with these organizations and prepare as many number of food packets as may be necessary. The place of making, the food packets, the custody of the packets and the manner of distribution should also be settled in advance. Immediately the Revenue Divisional Officers get information about the need for supply of food packets they should order for the preparation of the packets, fixing the requirement according to the need and ensure that the Zonal Officer concerned takes delivery of the packets from the Center place and issue them to places surrounded by floods/sea water. The food packets should be transported through Boats or catamarans or by such other mode of operation as may be possible and the people marooned should be fed with food packets till to such time as the relief party enters the island and start cooking or till such, time as the victims are brought to shore by transporting them by boats or catamarans. In case of large scale supply of food packets through air, the services of helicopters will be required and the Revenue Divisional Officers should inform over wireless to the Collector who in turn will arrange to contact the Government and get the helicopter service.
In some shelter homes supply of food packets for atleast one meal may be necessary since the firewood and other things may not be ready for cooking or since the building may be leaky etc and in such cases also immediate supply of food packets for only one meal may be arranged. Out of this should be resorted to last resource since it will not be possible to prepare food packets and supply to all shelter homes.
1.4 PROVISION OF DRINKING WATER:-
In spite of improvements made under Rural Water Supply still there are some villages where people resort to tanks for drinking water. In some villages some common wells are used for drinking water purpose. At times of cyc1one/flood it -may happen that the water in the tanks gets polluted. In Municipal areas where the - population depends to the water supply department, the system may fail on account of failure of electricity and the Public may suffer due to lack of drinking water. It is the responsibility of the Municipal Commissioners in Municipal areas, the Executive Officers in Town Panchayats and the Panchayat Union Commissioners in rural areas to provide drinking water to these areas without delay. These officers should therefore
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have with them the required number of tube wells etc., so that drinking water can be supplied immediately by drilling borewells. They should keep in touch with the officials of Tamil Nadu Water Supply and Drainage Board and be ready to provide good water in time. Pending drilling tube wells, it may be necessary to transport drinking water from the nearest town possible where water has not been spoilt or where the system has not failed. For such purposes, the Municipal authorities should keep themselves ready to transport wafer through lorries, or water tank carries so that within a short spell of time of the calamity, drinking water can be made available to the public. Spreading of epidemics, through water is a common occurrence on occasions of floods/cyclone. It is therefore necessary to chlorinate all ponds and tanks, the water of which is usually used by the villagers so that the outbreak of epidemics through water can be controlled. The Deputy Director of Health Services, Ramanathapuram and Panchayat Union Commissioners in rural areas and the Municipal Commissioners and Executive Officers in urban areas should arrange to store sufficient medicines in advance and keep their staff on alert to act wherever necessary.
1.5 . CARE OF CHILDREN.
1. As such even in normal conditions vulnerable sections of society such as children, expectant and nursing mothers deserve special attention and treatment. In case of disaster the necessity for providing special assistance to the vulnerable groups becomes more important. Nutritional depletion sickness is some of the common features of aftermath disaster. The State Disaster Plan indicates in the general evacuation plan that expectant mothers and young children should be considered with top priority and they should be given food and clothing and that in times of drought, the famine code provides for taking up similar measures for children and expectant and nursing mothers.
2. Government has a special responsibility of this vulnerable group, being a specialized type of job the task of providing special care, at the time of calamities can be entrusted to the voluntary organizations, which have specialized knowledge in the matter. At the village level the SHG’s and other child welfare organizations are generally the best suited for this task.
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3. CHILDREN: For taking care of destitute children to the extent possible the existing schemes of the Government of India such as children homes, Poster care Names and Churches should be utilized.
4. Such Children should be given protection, as far as possible in local institutions or atleast in institutions in the adjoining area. In any case children in need of care and protection should not be sent outside the State as problems of language and cultural background.
5. Wherever possible the existing institutions should be strengthened and augmented to receive children in need for care and protection. Voluntary organizations working in this field should be identified for helping the Government machinery in absorbing all the children who require care and protection caused by the disaster.
6. Another important area which should be taken care of in the identification of Children who require immediate care and protection. For this purpose voluntary organizations specially working in the field of child welfare are the beast suited ones.
7. Health check up is yet another area, which should be taken care of. The voluntary organizations working in the area can extend assistance in this regard. Supplementary nutrition’s feeding programmes are operated in many parts of the country. Their programme may be extended to vulnerable area and area frequently affected by accrues conditions. In case of disaster the institutional facilities for supplementary nutrition programme and other nutrition programmes could be strengthened.
8. Care and protection of deserted children should be specifically provided for. The State should issue responsibility of guardianship of such children. It shall make effects to discover the natural guardians failing which it should make adequate arrangements for their placement of adoption and bringing up.
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RELIEF RESCUE OPERATION
The Superintendent of Police, Ramanathapuram will programme to form rescue teams respectively consisting of police, fire service and home guard personnel. The Programme of action indicated by them and the linking of the rescue teams are available. The Superintendent of Police, Ramanathapuram and the Divisional Fire Officer, Ramanathapuram will arrange to import necessary training to the teams well in advance and keep them in position from 16th October. The Emergency Relief Officers concerned shall be made aware of the rescue teams available and the officer who should be contacted for the despatch of the rescue teams.
It is not possible to form rescue teams for each and every village in the low lying area and provide them with necessary equipment's though it will be an ideal one. Hence, it is proposed to form rescue parties in important centres furnished below which from the past experience are known to be vulnerable for attacks of flash flood.
RESTORATION OF THE ESSENTIAL SERVICES.
The foremost item of work to be done by the restoration and food to the victims is to restore the communications. The Divisional Engineers ( H & R.Ws.), Ramanathapuram has to work among their engineering subordinates including Panchayat Union Staff. They will ensure that the restoration of the road services is made possible within short notice of the hit of floods by felling and removing the trees or by closing the breaches or other-wise. Of course, the villagers may be permitted to fell out to remove the fallen trees to the extent necessary to allow the passage of vehicles. However, the removal of big trees fallen on large scale will have to undertaken by the engineering staff shall arrange to enlist saw men available in each locality fix up responsibility for procuring labour in the Village Administrative Officers who have not been given special relief work. At the commencement of monsoon periodical check up of the availability of saw men and cutting materials should be ensured.
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INCIDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM
The Guidelines on the Incident Response System (IRS) are issued by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) under Section 6 of the DM Act, 2005 for effective, efficient and comprehensive management of disasters in India. The vision is to minimize loss of life and property by strengthening and standardising the disaster response mechanism in the country.
Though India has been successfully managing disasters in the past, there are still a number of shortcomings which need to be addressed. The response today has to be far more comprehensive, effective, swift and well planned based on a well conceived response mechanism.
Realisation of certain shortcomings in our response system and a desire to address the critical gaps led the Government of India (GoI) to look at the world’s best practices. The GoI found that the system evolved for firefighting in California is very comprehensive and thus decided to adopt Incident Command System (ICS).
In view of the provisions of the DM Act, 2005, NDMA felt that authoritative Guidelines on the subject, with necessary modifications to suit the Indian administrative setup, were essential. To meet this need, a core group of experts was constituted and four regional consultation workshops were conducted. It was ensured that representatives of the State Governments and MHA participate and their views given due consideration. Training Institutes like the LBSNAA, NIDM and various RTIs / ATIs along with National core trainers also participated. The adaptation of ICS by other countries was also examined. The draft prepared was again sent to all States, UTs and their final comments were obtained and incorporated. A comprehensive set of Guidelines has thus been prepared and is called the Incident Response System (IRS).
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Definition and Context
The Incident Response System (IRS) is an effective mechanism for reducing the scope for ad-hoc measures in response. It incorporates all the tasks that may be performed during DM irrespective of their level of complexity. It envisages a composite team with various Sections to attend to all the possible response requirements. The IRS identifies and designates officers to perform various duties and get them trained in their respective roles. If IRS is put in place and stakeholders trained and made aware of their roles, it will greatly help in reducing chaos and confusion during the response phase. Every one will know what needs to be done, who will do it and who is in command, etc. IRS is a flexible system and all the Sections, Branches and Unitsneed not be activated at the same time. Various Sections, Branches and Units need to be activated only as and when they are required. The main purpose of these Guidelines is to lay down the roles and responsibilities of different functionaries and stakeholders, at State and District levels and how coordination with the multi-tiered institutional mechanisms at the National, State and District level will be done. It also emphasises the need for proper documentation of various activities for better planning, accountability and analysis. It will also help new responders to immediately get a comprehensive picture of the situation and go in for immediate action.
IRS Organisation
The IRS organisation functions through Incident Response Teams (IRTs) in the field. In line with our administrative structure and DM Act 2005, Responsible Officers (ROs) have been designated at the State and District level as overall in charge of the incident response management. The RO may however delegate responsibilities to the Incident Commander (IC), who in turn will manage the incident through IRTs. The IRTs will be pre-designated at all levels; State, District, Sub-Division and Tehsil/Block. On receipt of Early Warning, the RO will activate them. In case a disaster occurs without any warning, the local IRT will respond and contact RO for further support, if required. A Nodal Officer (NO) has to be designated for proper coordination between the District, State and National level in activating air support for response.
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Apart from the RO and Nodal Officer (NO), the IRS has two main components; a) Command Staff and b) General Staff as shown in this Fig.
Command Staff
The Command Staff consists of Incident Commander (IC), Information & Media Officer (IMO), Safety Officer (SO) and Liaison Officer (LO). They report directly to the IC and may have assistants. The Command Staff may or may not have supporting organisations under them. The main function of the Command Staff is to assist the IC in the discharge of his functions.
General Staff
The General Staff has three components which are as follows;
Operations Section (OS)
The OS is responsible for directing the required tactical actions to meet incident objectives. Management of disaster may not immediately require activation of Branch, Division and Group. Expansion of the OS depends on the enormity of the situation and number of different types and kinds of functional Groups required in the response management.
Planning Section (PS)
The PS is responsible for collection, evaluation and display of incident information, maintaining and tracking resources, preparing the Incident Action Plan (IAP) and other necessary incident related documentation. They will assess the requirement of additional resources, propose from where it can be mobilised and keep IC informed. This Section also prepares the demobilisation plan.
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Logistics & Finance Section (L&FS)
The L&FS is responsible for providing facilities, services, materials, equipment and other resources in support of the incident response. The Section Chief participates in development and implementation of the IAP, activates and supervises Branches and Units of his section. In order to ensure prompt and smooth procurement and supply of resources as per financial rules, the Finance Branch has been included in the LS. The Literature and operation procuders on IRS can be visited in NDMA website: IRS Command System the same is kept in the annexure 2.
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Single Task Force 1
This Team should be assembled in the Staging Area when an emergency is called for Team Leader (Team Commander): Officer in Cadre of Thasildar.
S.No. Department No of Persons 1 Revenue 10 2 Police and Home Guards 20 3 High Ways 10 4 PWD 10 5 Electricity Board 5 6 TWAD 5 7 Fire service 10 8 Health DD/JD 10 9 Panchayat /Town Panchayat/Muncipality 10 10 BSNL 2 11 Other Major Department as support staff 10
Convinces:
S.No Vehicle No of Vehicle 1 Jeep 3 2 Wireless equipment 1 3 JCB 1 4 Lorry 1 5 Fire tender 1 6 Ambulance 1
According to the situation of Disaster the Teams are formed and operated from the Staging Area
In view of the provisions of the DM Act, 2005, NDMA felt that authoritative Guidelines on the subject, with necessary modifications to suit the Indian administrative setup, were essential. To meet this need, a core group of experts was constituted and four regional consultation workshops were conducted. It was ensured that representatives of the State Governments and MHA participate and their views given due consideration. Training Institutes like the LBSNAA, NIDM
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and various RTIs / ATIs along with National core trainers also participated. The adaptation of ICS by other countries was also examined. The draft prepared was again sent to all States, UTs and their final comments were obtained and incorporated. A comprehensive set of Guidelines has thus been prepared and is called the Incident Response System (IRS).
Definition and Context:
The Incident Response System (IRS) is an effective mechanism for reducing the scope for ad-hoc measures in response. It incorporates all the tasks that may be performed during DM irrespective of their level of complexity. It envisages a composite team with various Sections to attend to all the possible response requirements. The IRS identifies and designates officers to perform various duties and get them trained in their respective roles. If IRS is put in place and stakeholders trained and made aware of their roles, it will greatly help in reducing chaos and confusion during the response phase. Every one will know what needs to be done, who will do it and who is in command, etc. IRS is a flexible system and all the Sections, Branches and Unitsneed not be activated at the same time. Various Sections, Branches and Units need to be activated only as and when they are required.
The main purpose of these Guidelines is to lay down the roles and responsibilities of different functionaries and stakeholders, at State and District levels and how coordination with the multi-tiered institutional mechanisms at the National, State and District level will be done. It also emphasises the need for proper documentation of various activities for better planning, accountability and analysis. It will also help new responders to immediately get a comprehensive picture of the situation and go in for immediate action.
1. REVENUE DEPARTMENT:
The Tahsildar should gather the details of all the damages etc., and send very quick communication to the Collector’s office with copy to the Divisional Officers in the proforma together with any other valuable and useful information to be passed on to the Principal Secretary and Commissioner of Revenue Administration and to the Government in assessing the damages to houses and crops and other properties.
Special care should be taken to ensure that the work is carried out properly and promptly. The local, leading people should also be associated in assessing the damages.
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Try to open control rooms, in taluks and Revenue Divisional Officer’s offices and District Headquarters. As already instructed, the officers of this Department will be visiting the irrigation sources, Dam sites and ascertain their position regarding inflow and outflow of water, storage levels etc., and see to the arrangements of strengthening the bunds etc., whenever necessary, in consultation with the technical departments. The villagers should be informed of the real situation with the least possible delay. Rumors can be avoided by giving correct and timely information. The local M.Ps and M.L.As may also be informed of the position. The Village Administrative Officers and Firka Revenue Inspectors will be held responsible for communication of messages from the village level to the Taluk Office.
Such information may also be passed on through wireless sets kept in the nearby Police Station, Panchayat Union Offices. Similarly in case of communication of Floods, Cyclones received, the Tahsildars should immediately depute the Deputy Tahsildars and other staff to check up the vulnerable points and to Commence flood relief operations. The arrangements so made should be informed to the higher officials and to the other Departmental Officers concerned without any delay. In the case of possible disaster, the people living in the area and who may be affected should be evacuated to a safer place immediately even by forcible persuasion.
The services of the local Police and other organization may be utilised for this purpose. For accommodating such people, the buildings of the Panchayat Union School, Government School, Private School etc., where there are facilities like lighting, drinking water, etc., should be utilised. Such a list of available places should be prepared now and will be kept in the Taluk Office and Panchayat Union Offices. The concerned School Management or Headmasters also should be advised of this and their concurrence taken even now to move into their premises when the need arises. A list of generators available in the area should be kept in the Taluk Office and Panchayat Union Offices and they should be utilised for lighting in the places accommodated. The owners of the generators should be approached and their consent to use the same obtained even now.
The Tahsildar should keep enough petromax and hurricane lights in the camps as stand by arrangements while rescuing, priority should be as follows:
1. Human beings
2. Cattle
3. Properties
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All the people affected by the Floods/cyclone should be saved at all costs. For this, the Tahsildar should take all affective steps. He must keep a list of Boats and Catamarams available in his area and press all these into service immediately.
The need for Helicopters should be assessed in time ie., atleast 48 hours in advance and the same should be intimated to the Collector with a view to get them from the Naval authorities for rescuing marooned people.
The Divisional Officers may requisition motor vehicles, if necessary. During movement of relief teams, medical teams etc., the vehicle taking them should also carry the minimum requirements of food stuff and other articles that may be required urgently. The entire quantity of fuel should be utilised only for rescuing operations. Immediately after rescue, feeding arrangements should be started. To start with, Maida Bread may be supplied.
For arranging Bread, the District Supply Officer, Taluk Supply Officer must prepare and keep ready a list of Bakeries available in the Taluk and also their optimum production capacity during the times of emergency, they should be told to use all the available Wheat Flour and other items only for preparation of Bread, cutting drastically other items like Biscuits etc., For cooking, the list of places where there are facilities should be kept in the Taluk Offices and Panchayat Union Offices and the work should start immediately.
The places where rice and other edible commodities are stored should be known and details should be kept in the Taluk Office and Panchayat Union Offices. Semi-dry food like Lemon rice or Chappathi or Sambar rice may be supplied.
The Feeding arrangements should be properly and closely supervised by a responsible officer of the Revenue Department and will take the assistance of the prominent men of the local area. He should see that no complaint is received from any quarters. The second stage is assessment of the damages. A responsible person in the cadre of Deputy Tahsildar will take up this work. If the area is large, the Tahsildar will utilise the services of all Deputy Tahsildars in the Taluk. If more personnel are needed, the Divisional Officers will arrange for it.
The damages and loss to Human life, cattle, crops etc., should be assessed with the assistance of the officers of the respective departments, As the Co- ordinator in Taluk level, the Tahsildar should gather the details of the damages etc., and send very quick communication to the Collector’s office with copy to the Divisional Officers in the proforma together with any other valuable and useful
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information to be passed on to the Special Commissioner and Commissioner of Revenue Administration and to the Government. In assessing the damages to houses and crops and other properties special care should be taken to ensure that the work is carried out properly and promptly without giving room for any future complaints. At the same time, too much of interpretation of rules should be avoided. Benefit of doubt may be given to the flood affected victims.
The local, leading people should also be associated in assessing the damages. For this purpose an all Party Committee should be formed on the spot Cash and other relief should be distributed only in their presence. Many service oriented organisations may come forward in a big way to help the flood affected people.
A list of such organisations should be kept ready in the Taluk Office and Panchayat Union Offices. These organisations should be guided in a proper manner so that all the affected people can be given relief in a systematic way. They may be provided transport, if needed. Care should also be taken for proper distribution of cloths to the victims.
Full information should be passed on immediately to the superior officers by the available means of communication. In such flood situations consumption of petrol and diesel by the vehicles drafted for flood relief operations will be heavy. The Divisional Officers and Tahsildars should instruct the local Bunk owners suitably in the matter and ensure that no fuel is used for non-relief work.
They must have adequate stock at all times for the use of the Government vehicles. In the relief camps special attention should be given to children, old people and pregnant mothers, supply of good milk to small children should be arranged speedly. Daily figures on the number of houses affected, number of persons removed to safer places, number missing or dead number of cattle lost, the amount of cash relief paid number of clothing distributed and the quantum of feeding arrangements made and by breaches in river banks noticed and the nature of flood, whether subsiding, rising and whether there is any inflow of water into irrigation sources should be reported through wireless without any delay. Incorrect figures should not bereported.
The Tahsildar should arrange for reporting the rainfall particulars to the Flood Control Room exactly by 8.00 A.M. every day. This job should be given more care and the Tahsildar should see that rainfall particulars are properly gathered and furnished to the Collector without fail.
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2. POLICE DEPARTMENT
• To be alert to meet with any emergencies.
• To undertake rescue operation along with Fire Department.
• To keep ready the Wireless sets in all the Police Stations for passing the Messages about the damages and relief operations to the officers concerned.
• To maintain Law and Order.
• The Superintendent of Police has already been instructed to provide Wireless sets in the Headquarters of Revenue Divisions, Taluk and Panchayat Union Offices, so as to keep in touch with the officers concerned and to maintain the situation under control.
• A responsible staff of Revenue Department will be posted in each of these offices to receive the communication and transmit them by turn system.
• Necessary arrangement will be made in the Control Room for quick transmission of messages and issue of orders for bandobust arrangements in the vulnerable areas.
• To strengthen the bandobust arrangements, the Superintendent of Police may utilise the services of the N.C.C. and Homeguards in Co-ordination with the Commanding Officer, NCC, Anna Nagar, Dindigul, and the respective Area Commanders of Home Guards.
• The Superintendent of Police, will arrange to provide necessary bandobust in the River sides and during removal operation of hut dwellers on River Banks etc., whenever a requisition is received from the Revenue or Public Works Department Officials, Police vans fitted with mike sets will be utilised to announce warnings to the people concerned.
• The Police department should be alert to meet any emergencies and undertake rescue and relief operation in close co ordination with Fire Department.
• This Department having sophisticated communication equipments such as VHF/ HF.
• Should keep in touch with Control Room for quick transmission of messages and issue of orders for bandobust arrangements in the vulnerable areas.
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3. FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICES DEPARTMENT
• The Fire Service Department is always alert and ready to rush rescue operations wherever necessary.
• The Revenue and Panchayat Union staff will be in constant touch with the officials of this Department.
• The Fire Service Department will co-ordinate with the Tamil Nadu Water and Drainage Board in cleaning the Drinking water wells wherever such a need arises.
• To keep many number of life jackets ropes etc and with modern equipments like combination tools.
WARNING PEOPLE
Warning about heavy downpour will be done by the Assistant Divisional Fire Officers Fire prevention wing, to the concerned people at appropriate time.
RESCUE OPERATIONS
The Fire Service Department should always be alert and ready to rush up for rescue operation wherever necessary. The Revenue and Block staff will be in constant touch with the officials of this Department. The Fire Service Department will coordinate with the Tamil Nadu Water and Drainage Board in cleaning the drinking water wells wherever such a need arises, well trained swimmers, Life buoy, Life Jacket, Ropes and the required life saving equipments will be kept ready for rescue operation.
4. DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
The Panchayat Union Commissioners will arrange for inspection of Minor Irrigation Tanks and other irrigation sources in their respective jurisdiction. Precautionary measures should be taken for strengthening of bunds of Minor Irrigation Sources. They should work in close co-ordination with the Revenue staff in their respective jurisdiction.
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5. CIVIL SUPPLIES
The District Supply Officer is instructed to make suitable arrangements to keep sufficient stock of food grains, Kerosene, Sugar, etc., in various Godowns of the Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation Limited, Lead societies and the District wholesale Co-operative Stores. All the Godowns must be checked and should be water proof. To ensure that all the Fair Price shops are kept open on all the days with stock, the District Supply Officer should act in close Co-ordination with the joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies.
The District Supply Officer will also ascertain the stock position of Dhothies and Sarees etc. with the Co-optex. Quite a large number of vehicles will be pressed into service in the event of cyclone, the Revenue Divisional Officers and District Supply Officer will ensure that at least 25% of the capacity of tankers is kept as reserve throughout the period of emergency.
The District Supply Officer in the District Level and the Taluk Supply Officers in the Taluk level will be in charge of the arrangements for storage and movement of Rice, Kerosene etc., and for distribution of commodities to the officers in charge of the distribution points.
The District Supply Officer is expected to make suitable arrangements to keep sufficient stock of food grains, Kerosene, Sugar, etc., in the various Godowns of the Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation Limited, Lead societies and the District wholesale Co-operative Stores.(at least one month minimum stock should be kept) To ensure that all the Fair Price shops are kept open on all the days without stock out in Coordination with the joint Registrar of Cooperative Societies. A list of such places with details of the available stock should be conveyed to the Divisional Officers and the Tahsildars at once with the details furnished to the Collectors.
The District Supply Officer will also ascertain the stock position of Dhothies and Sarees etc. with the Co-optex outlets and report the storage points to facilitate communication of these details to the officer, concerned. He will be in charge of such stocks in Coordination with the Divisional Officers.
The District Supply Officer will also get a list of leading Bakeries and ascertain their production capacity and he will also direct them that they should supply Breads and Buns, whenever demanded by the officers concerned. This list should be given to the Divisional Officers and Tahsildars immediately.
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6. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
The PWD Engineers have to keep close watch over the dams, rivers, Anaicut by deploying patrolling team and disseminate immediate information if excess inflow of water in river and channel is noticed.
They have to strengthen the weak portions and vulnerable points as ascertained from past experiences in the water courses. They should keep sufficient number of sand bags, along with transport facility for instant mobilization to the vulnerable places.
The North-East monsoon may settle early and the tanks in delta areas and non-delta areas may get filled up. Vigilant patrolling of the banks should be done to so as to detect any breach in canal when water flow is abnormal. Even a minor breech would cause incalculable damage by draining entire volume of water to nearby agricultural lands, houses. The need for the Flood patrolling duty has been emphasised more than once and the rules have been formed and communicated already to the officers of Public Works Department. It is therefore considered necessary to arrange for allocation of Flood duty in respect of the circle, so that there can be effective supervision and quick action whenever flood damages occur. The following instructions are issued in respect of Flood duty among officers of this Circle.
(A) ZONE 1: LOWER VAIGAI BASIN (B) ZONE 2: GUNDAR BASIN
7. HIGHWAYS AND RURAL WORKS
The Highway Department people have maintained the roads roadworthy and locate the sensitive points and should take effective measures to strengthen them.
There are possibility of trees felling on road thereby causing danger to the lives and disruption of road traffic. They will keep ready the rescue teams with the tree cutting materials, sufficient man power preferably power saws for removing the wind fallen trees.
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EMERGENCY WORK DURING FLOODS
Information of any emergency request received from the public or by any one are given immediate attention. Men and material are mobilized through the nearest Sub Division Head Quarters to the specific area within fraction of hours so that any delay could deteriorate the situation. Local participation are also encouraged in the relief works. Details of all water logging areas are collected and drainage works were immediately put to force to drain out the logged water so as to make roads free from obstructions and to provide uninterrupted traffic to migrate affected people. All wind fallen trees are immediately removed through Power saws and with required equipments. Temporary arrangements were made to make roads motorable conditions which were washed away during floods.
. Sand filled bags are to be kept ready at safe accessible places.
. Vulnerable points which were affected in previous floods are to be identified and listed.
. Power saws and necessary equipments are to be kept ready for removing all wind fallen trees.
. Sliding Trees and Plantation on road sides are identified and removed.
. All Culverts and Bridges are cleared from vegetations and debris to avoid stagnation of water and making water passage free.
. Department Vehicles with crews are kept ready to attend emergency work during flood time.
. Functional worthy machineries like Bull dozers, Lorries, JCB, Tippers & Tractors, Generators Diesel engine etc., are to be identified and listed with phone numbers.
. Weak bridges & Culverts vulnerable flood damage are to be identified.
. Adequate numbers of RCC hume pipes & Gunny bags, Casuarinas poles & Red flog with post are to be procured.
. Places for emergency landing of Helicopter are to be identified.
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. A Control Room is to be set up at the Division Office connecting all control rooms at the Sub Division level. Staff will perform duties round the clock in all the Control Rooms. These Control Rooms acts as nerve centre for Disaster Management. It has three main components called the three C’s – Command, Control and Communication for effective response in emergency. Its function is to monitor co-ordinate and implement action.
RECONSTRUCTION
Long term recovery efforts must focus on redeveloping and restoring the socio-economic viability of the disaster area(s). The reconstruction phase requires a substantial commitment of time and resources by the Governments (State and Central) and other agencies. It is important to note that much of this commitment would be beyond the scope of traditional emergency management programmes. The reconstruction challenge involved would most often be the result of a catastrophic event that has caused substantial damage over a very large area and/or affected a very large population. These reconstruction efforts include:
• Reconstruction of public infrastructures and social services damaged by the disaster, which can be completed over the long-term
• Re-establishment of adequate housing to replace that has been destroyed
• Restoration of jobs/ livelihood that was lost
• Restoration of the economic base of the disaster areas
REHABILITATION
Rehabilitation, an integral part of disaster recovery; other being reconstruction, could be defined as an overall dynamic and intermediate strategy of institutional reform and reinforcement, reconstruction and improvement of infrastructure and services; aimed towards support to the initiatives and actions of the affected populations in the political, economic and social domains, as well as reiteration of sustainable development. Generally, rehabilitation package includes total reconstruction of damaged physical and psychological
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infrastructure, as well as economic and social rehabilitation of the people in the affected region. The rehabilitation is classified into the following:
• Physical
• Social
• Economic and
• Psychological
Relocation
Population and under the guidance of the State Government shall determine
relocation needs Relocation is a very sensitive part of the physical rehabilitation
process and it must be ensured that need based considerations and not
extraneous factors should drive the relocation policy. The local authorities, in
consultation with the affected po taking into account criteria relevant to the
nature of the calamity and the extent of damage. Relocation efforts should
invariably include activities like:
• Avoid secondary displacement as far as possible
• Gain consent of the affected communities
• Clearly define land acquisition process
• Take into consideration urban/ rural land use planning before moving ahead
• Provide customized relocation packages
9. RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION PLAN
Recovery Process
Disaster recovery process is not a set of orderly actions triggered by the impact of a disaster upon a community. It will consist of several related activities such as the following:
• Damage assessments • Debris clearance, removal and its environmentally safe disposal • Restoration and even upgrading utilities including communication networks • Re-establishment of major transport linkages
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• Temporary housing • Detailed building inspections • Redevelopment planning • Environmental assessments • Demolition • Reconstruction • Integrating DRR into various development initiatives • Financial management • Economic impact analyses
S.No Major steps Process
1 Post-Disaster Preliminary assessment reports Needs Assessment and Credible Compilation and transmittal of damage and loss data Damage Disaster damage assessments led by government and assisted Assessment byhumanitarian response agencies, and the initial damage surveys leading to a comprehensive assessment
Quantitative and qualitative baseline for damage, loss, and needsacross sectors, blocks (taluka) and districts
Results monitoring and evaluation plan for recovery programSelect the most appropriate and achievable processes andmethodology for conducting early and credible damage and needsassessments
2 Developing a vision High level meetings as well as broad-based, wider consultations for Build-Back withexperts, civil society, and key stakeholders Better (BBB) Build consensus among the range of stakeholders within and outsidegovernment
3 Ensure coherence Discussions at top level to align the recovery vision with the of BBB with the government’s broader, longer term development goals and development growthand poverty reduction strategies programs and goals
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4 Incorporating Consultations and background studies on: resilience and BBB Disaster resistant physical recovery in recovery vision Options for fast economic recovery Gender and equity concerns Vulnerability reduction Natural resource conservation and environmental protection Social recovery
5 Balancing recovery Balance public and private sectors BBB programs across sectors Promote norms for non-discriminatory and equitable asset disbursement among individuals and communities Prioritize infrastructure reconstruction Address the recovery of the lives and livelihoods of disaster- affectedcommunities Show sensitivity to the needs of the affected population with regard to public expectations from recovery
6 Prioritising sectors Determine relative importance of various sectors such as for recovery housing, water and sanitation, governance, transport, power, communications, infrastructure, environment, livelihoods, tourism, social protection, health, and education.
Early, Mid and Long-term Recovery
The restoration, and improvement where appropriate, of facilities, livelihoods and living conditions of disaster affected communities, including efforts toreduce disaster risk factors. UNISDR notes that recovery programmes, coupled with the heightened public awareness and engagement after a disaster, provide a valuable opportunity to develop and implement disaster risk reduction measures and to apply the BBB principle. It is an important component of risk reduction strategy and if implemented systematically, the recovery process prevents the affected community from sliding into further poverty and deprivation. While the Disaster Management Act 2005 mandates the government to carry out rehabilitation and reconstruction activities, it does not explicitly refer to ‘recovery’ as a component to be used as a part of disaster management strategy. However, the National Policy on Disaster Management Recognizes ‘recovery’ as one of the six elements within the disaster management continuum where it is linked to physical, social and economic assets within the overall context of ‘safe development’. The disaster recovery programmes usually proceed in three distinct stages to facilitate a sequenced, prioritized, and flexible multi-sectoral
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approach. Three recovery stages, in which appropriate policies and programmes tend to be planned and implemented are: a) Early, b) Mid-Term, and c) Long-Term
The salient provisions of the recovery framework include the following:
1) Institutional arrangements: Ensuring institutional mechanisms at the national, state, district and local (urban and rural) levels that clearly defines roles and responsibilities in recovery
2) Coordination: There is considerable interdependence between stakeholders – government,international agencies, private sector, civil society organizations – in realizing the objectivesof recovery and inter-agency coordination is extremely important
3) Public-Private Partnerships (PPP): Participation of the private sector has to be leveraged forlarger public good and the Public-Private Partnerships is one effective way to facilitate the private sector involvement in recovery
4) Information and Communication Technology (ICT): Effective use of ICT in recovery programme, disseminating messages among all stakeholders, and providing information onall aspects of recovery programme.
5) Decision Support System (DSS): Setting up an adequate DSS that includes Managemen Information System (MIS), databases, deployment of spatial data management technologies
6) Pool of Expertise: Pooling of professional skills and expertise in diverse areas
7) Community Participation: Ensuring the pro-active involvement of communities, propercommunity outreach, empowerment, and gender equity in programme formulation and implementation
8) Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E): M&E is an important component required for promotingtransparency in the recovery processes and it should include technical and social audits.
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Recovery Stages
Recovery Duration Brief Description Stage Early 3 – 18 Months Cash for work, resumption of markets, commerce and trade, restoration of social services, transitional and temporary shelters Mid-Term Up to 5 Years Recovery plans for assets and (concurrent with livelihoods,reconstruction plans for housing, early recovery) infrastructure, publicbuildings and cultural heritage buildings Long-Term Within 10 Years Implemented alongwith developmental plans: infrastructure strengthening, environmental, urban and regional planning
Reconstruction
Long term recovery efforts must focus on redeveloping and restoring the socio- economic viability of the disaster area(s). The reconstruction phase requires a substantial commitment of time and resources by the Governments (State and Central) and other agencies. It is important to note that much of this commitment would be beyond the scope of traditional emergency management programmes. The reconstruction challenge involved would most often be the result of a catastrophic event that has caused substantial damage over a very large area and/or affected a very large population. These reconstruction efforts include:• Reconstruction of public infrastructures and social services damaged by the disaster, which can be completed over the long-term.
10. MAINSTREAMING OF DISASTER MANAGEMENT IN DEVELOPMENT PLANS
Integrating risk reduction into development policies and plans at all levels of government including poverty reduction strategies and multi- sectoral policies and plans (Hugo Framework for Action 2005-2015) with consideration of;
• Looking critically each activity that is being planned from the perspective of reducing disaster vulnerability of that activity and minimizing the activity potential contribution to hazard specific vulnerability
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• Factoring DRR into developmental activities in all the stages of Planning & Implementation
For the first time in 10th five year plan, Government of India has included
a separate chapter on Disaster Management and in the 11th Five year plan
stressed the need for investing in prevention and mitigation which is
economically and socially more beneficial than expenditure in relief and
rehabilitation. In continuation of efforts, further in 12th five year plan is to focus
on mainstreaming disaster risk reduction in all major schemes. The development
programmes and policies would need specifically to keep the disaster risk
reduction in mind and facing the challenges arises due to climate change. The
provisions made for mainstreaming DRR under the plan are;
• Para 10.70. Disaster risk reduction will need to be incorporated in all major schemes, specifically the flagship schemes, for reducing the vulnerability in the hazards prone areas of the country.
• Para 17.78. Along with concerted efforts to demystify and enable access to technical knowledge and skills for good quality construction, it is important that disaster risk in various locations be considered and analysed.
• Para 20.198. The Ministry of Health in its policies and programmes give due consideration to the elements of disaster management namely mitigation, preparedness, Response and Recovery. The process of mainstreaming requires analysis both of how potential hazard events could affect the performance of policies, programmes and projects and of
the impact of those policies, programmes and projects, in turn, on vulnerability to natural hazards. This analysis should lead on to the adoption of related measures to reduce vulnerability, where necessary, treating risk reduction as an integral
part of the development process rather than as an end in itself.
• Create a regional response mechanism dedicated to disaster preparedness, emergency relief and rehabilitation to ensure immediate response. • Create a regional mechanism to facilitate monitoring and evaluation of achievements towards goals and strategies.
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Kudimarathu
Abstract: G.O.(Ms) No.50 Industries Department _Industries –Mines and
quarries – Minor Minerals _Amendment to rules 12(2) and 12(2A) to the Tamil Nadu Minor Minerals Concession Rules,1959-Notification – Issued. G.O says that
PWD, Dept of RD and Panchayatraj Department shall prepare a list of tanks, channels, and reservoirs and submit proposal to the District Collector for removal of clay, silt, savudu and gravels from the bed of tanks, channels and reservoirs.
6566 THAI Scheme Tamil Nadu Village Habitations Improvement (THAI) Scheme This Government has introduced the flagship programme called Tamil Nadu Village Habitations Improvement (THAI) Scheme from 2011-12 onwards to overcome the bottlenecks in the uneven distribution of resources and to provide minimum basic infrastructure facilities to all the habitations. Tamil Nadu is the only State focusing on ‘Habitation’ as the unit of development and no other State in the Country is implementing such an innovative scheme.
There are about 6 habitations on an average for each Village Panchayat in Tamil Nadu with 79,394 habitations in 12,524 Village Panchayats. However, the number of habitations varies from District to district. The average number of habitations in a Village Panchayat in The Nilgiris District is 37 whereas it is only 3 in Villupuram District. Therefore, allocation of equal amount to all the Village Panchayats, with varied number of habitations, has led to disparity in development, disproportionate distribution of assets and uneven progress. The THAI scheme has come as boon with the aim of extending the basic facilities to the grass root habitation.
Brief introduction for the scheme Government introduced the flagship programme called Tamil Nadu Village Habitations Improvement (THAI) Scheme to overcome the bottleneckks in the uneven distribution of resources and to provide minimum basic infrastructure facilities to all the habitations with ‘Habitation’ as the unit of development.
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The Government’s endeavor to improve the quality of life in rural areas, by providing necessary inputs like protected drinking water, sanitation, health, facilities, quality education, all weather roads. etc.
Works under THAI scheme are categorized into three components as tabulated below. a year are as detailed below.
Other works S.No. Minimum Basic Requirements
1 Water Supply Anganwadi Centres 2 Street Lights Public Distribution Shops 3 Roads SHG Buldings Any other Permitted works 4 Burial Grounds Threshing Floor 5 Pathway to Burial Grounds Play Ground
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11. COMMUNITY AND OTHER STAKEHOLDERS PARTICIPANTS
The Concept of Community Based Disaster Management Plan
One of the main objectives of Disaster Risk Reduction Programme is involving community in preparing Disaster Management Plan. Increasing frequency and intensity of disasters in India, including some major disasters experienced in the recent past in Orissa and Gujarat, has made people at the highest policy level to realize the gravity of the problem and prompted a change in approach with more emphasis placed on pre-disaster preparedness and mitigation This entails a corresponding shift in focus away from conventional fire-fighting approach to disaster management towards the local-level initiatives involving a range of stakeholders.
Though the responsibility of Disaster Management is vested with the Central and State governments, it is difficult for them to deal effectively all the aspects of the disaster area and population is large, the reach of the government machinery is not adequate and considerable loss of life and property occurs due to lack of timely response. It has been the experience during recent, major disasters that where local communities as well as the local governments took initiative, the process of rescue, relief and rehabilitation was smooth and effective, where as in other areas the Government and Non-government Agencies had to face enormous problems
The High Powered Committee on Disaster Management has, in its draft policy, stated the importance of the community Based Disaster Management and the involvement of the local government.
INVOLVEMENT OF THE COMMUNITY
In the present day every individual is vulnerable and is threatened by the natural and man-made disasters, which are growing in number and variety In other words, every individual is required to be aware and also have minimum capacity to counter such crisis. This implies that entire population of a settlement or a village forms a community and has to be involved in its safeguard in the event of a crisis which has potential to affect all or majority of them.
While it is not possible to reach every individual to develop his/her capacity to counter the disasters, it is possible to approach the groups, formal or informal, to achieve the task of creating awareness and developing minimum capacity to cope up with the disaster In other words, the community based disaster management has to start at community level through the groups of people to reach out to each family level The first response to the natural hazards comes from immediate neighborhood and spreads into many settlements in the community; while the government and other organization take some time to reach them.
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COMMUNITY BASED DISASTER PREPAREDNESS – SCOPE AND ACTIVITIES
The community based disaster preparedness (CBDP) is a process to capacitate communities to prevent, mitigate and cope with disasters effectively. The process is designed, managed and owned by the communities. Other agencies like Government agencies, public and private corporate bodies, NGOs, International agencies / donors etc play the role of facilitators.
The Disaster Preparedness process embraces measures that enable governments, communities and individuals to respond rapidly to disaster situations to cope with them effectively. Preparedness includes the formulation of viable emergency plans effective warning systems, maintenance of inventories and the training of personnel. It may also embrace search and rescue measures as well as evacuation plans for areas that may be at ‘risk’ from a recurring disaster.
Initiatives taken by DDMC
• District Disaster Management Committee has directed Taluks, Blocks, village Panchayats to prepare Community Based Disaster Management Plan.
• It is also instructed to form disaster management teams by including community members like early warning teams, search and rescue team, evacuation team, medical team, carcass disposal team, water and sanitation team etc.
• Periodical training will be scheduled to give to the members of the teams
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FIRST RESPONDERS
Community is the first responders in case of any disasters in the area. Adequate training and periodical updation is essentials in any disasters. Therefore training has been imparted to the follow listed
volunteers in the district.
Total first Anywhere, any Women First snake catchers responders time to serve Responders 3442 224 1358 227
Sl No. Service No., Rank, Name & Address I.Card No. Ex.No.15103143M Hav. M.Sakthikumar, 1 D.3/17 North Street, Sathamangalam Village, Sengudi- TN.02/001865 (Po), R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.15310822 NK R.Arunachalam, 2 TN.02/001861 Alangoorani Village, T.Nagani-(P0), Thiruvadanai-TK. Ex.No.JC.265833F Sub S.Kulasekaran, A.Manakudi 3 TN.02/001858 Village, Karankudi Post, Thiruvadanai. Ex.No.JC,297919N Sub J.Raphael, Poolangudi Village, 4 TN.02/001834 Sengudi Post, R.S.Mangalam TK), Ramanathapuram Dist. Ex.No.JC.439288P Sub M.Manigam, H.No.10-15A, 5 Mohamed Koya Street, R.S.Mangalam Village & Post, TN.02/001833 R.S.Mangalam TK).Ramanathapuram Dist. Ex.No.14572116L Hav M.Palanisamy, Pathanakudi 6 TN.02/001828 Village, Vellayapuram Post, Thiruvadanai-(TK). Ex.No.JC.296867W Sub/Hony Lt K.Perakaruppan, 7 Varavani Village, Sengudi Post, R.S.Mangalam TK), TN.02/001825 Ramanathapuram Dist. Ex.No.14612388W NK(TS) S.Panneer Selvam, Karumozhi 8 TN.02/001816 Village, Puliyal (Po) Thiruvadanai-TK. Ex.No.1381646X NK G.Ganesan, 4/57, D.D.Road, 9 TN.02/001813 R.S.Mangalam Village & PO R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.14544775K Hav. A.Velankanni, Mohd Goya Street, 10 Opp.Malar Ice Coy, H.No.10/2/65 K1, R.S.Mangalam TN.02/001804 Village & Post R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.JC.298697W Sub S.Antony, 11 TN.02/001802 Karukathakudi Village & Post, Thiruvadanai-(TK). Ex.No.14380409F Hav J.Joseph Raj, TN.02/001801 12 Irudayapuram Village & Post, R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.14590783F NK. S.Seviar Raju, TN.02/001798 13 Sengudi Village&Post, R.S.Mangalam TK). 89 | Page
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Ex-15304113L NK I.John Peter 14 TN.02/001873 Periyar Nagar (vill), R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex-14803944K NK A.Kasmeer 15 TN.02/001876 S-3/8,Britto Nagar) R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex-15378487 Nk B.Antony Samy 16 TN.02/001879 Saveriar Pattnam (Po) R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex-13966233 Hav/NA R.Lakshmanan 17 TN.02/6124285 Kodipangu (vill), Thondi (Po) Ex-15310128K Sapper S.Sivakumar 18 TN.02/6124286 Melavayal (Po) R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.1381652L Hav.K.Arul Samy, 19 5/38, Middle Street, Karunkudi Village, Kudaloor Post, TN.02/001794 R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.14606983K NK.K.Anbukkalangiam, 20 TN.02/001787 Sethidal Village, Alavindangan Post, R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.2586252H NK P.Karuppaiah, 21 TN.02/001773 Orikkottai Village & Post, Thiruvadanai-(Tk). Ex.No.14359091F Hav R.Arul, D/No.9/4-40B 22 Pulavarappa Darga St.Paramakudi Road, TN.02/001772 R.S.Mangalam, R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.14374759X Hav. M.Joseph, 23 TN.02/001771 Kurumozhi Village, Puliyal Post, Thiruvadanai-(Teh). EX.No. 6919079 NK V.Anthony Raj, 24 TN.02/001768 Muthupatnam Village, R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.15372016M NK A,Antony Samy 25 TN.02/1764 Oddaikkal Village, R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.14916215P Hav. T.Xavier, 26 TN.02/1760 Karkathakudi Village & Post, Thiruvadanai-(Teh). Ex.No.14600888F Naik S.Jesuraj, Cithomongalam 27 Village, Andavoorani Post, Tiruvadanai-(TK), TN.02/1751 Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.704911T SG-1 V.Arockiasamy, Orikkottai Village 28 TN.02/1743 &Post, Thiruvadanai-(TK), Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.14802763M NK(TS) C.Pandi Thurai, Kattianendal 29 Village, Kuryangulam Post, Tkhiruvadanai-(TK), TN.02/1742 Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.14259871X NK. R.Arockia Swamy, 30 Edachithamam Village, Sirnakudi Post, Thiruvadanai- TN.902/1737 (TK), Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.JC.267860K Nb/Sub (C/KGD) M.Subramanian, 31 TN.02/1736 C.K.Mangalam Viilage & Post, Thiruvadanai-(TK), Ex.No.JC.305743C. Sub. A.Kulandai, 32 TN.02/1735 Palangulam Village, Uranickottai Post, Thiruvadanai-(TK) Ex.No.14546840X Hav. C.Nagathan, 33 H.No.1/232 Bharathi Nagar, Bharathi Nagar Village, TN.02/1733 Thiruvadanai-(TK), Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.15364709P NK R.Kalimuthu, 34 TN.02/1745 North Uranangudi Village, R.S.Mangalam TK). 90 | Page
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Ex.No.1073404F DFR M.Ganesan, T.Elayangudi Village, 35 TN.02/1721 Thinayathur Post, Thiruvadanai. Ex.No.2591347M Hav V. Subramanian 36 Sengamadai-Vill, C;K. Mangalam Thiruvadanai-(TK), TN.02/6124294 Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.15301981M Hav V. Dharmar 37 15/119, Parambai road South, R.S.Mangalam-TK, TN.02/6124387 Ramanathapuram-Dist Ex.No.13539580H Hav C. Ravi TN.02/6122438 38 Mandapasalai-Vill, Neivayal-PO Thiruvadanai-(TK), 2 Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.15315232F SprM. Rama Jeyam 39 5/165 South street, Sanaveli street, R.S.Mangalam TK). TN.02/ 6124393 Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.15761691M Hav Nagnathan K. 40 Arasoor-Vill, C.K.Mangam-PO Thiruvadanai-(TK), TN02/6280402 Ramanathapuram-Dist Ex.No.15393834X NK Veerapathiran 41 TN.02/6280405 Orikottai-Vill (PO), Thiruvadanai-Tk Ex.No.15316566 NK D. Jekadeeswaran 42 Ramanathamadai-Vill, Savariarparrinam-PO, TN.02/6280408 R.S.Mangalam TK).Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.15765073Y NK B. Moni 43 Karaiyakottai-V, Anjukottai-PO Thiruvadanai-(TK), TN.02/6280410 Ramanathapuram-Dist Ex.No. Jc-306686SM/H Lt.Jesu raj 44 TN.02/1019223 M. Keelkudi-Vill. Arakottai-PO, Thiruvadanai-TK Ex.No.154722Dfr S. Pandi 45 TN.02/002026 Paramani Vayal-Vill, Andavoorani-PO Thiruvadanai-TK Ex.No.1531786K/NK/Manokar, 46 TN.02/002144 Paramanivayal(Vill), Andaoorani(Po) Thiruvadanai-Tk Ex.No.15308145L Hav Jebaraj, 47 TN.02/002138 Adanthanar Kottai(Vill) R.S.Mangalam TK). Ex.No.JC271819L /Sub R.Muruganandam 48 TN.02/002124 Pethar Devan Kottai(Vill ) R.S.Mangalam(TK)
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Rameswaram Taluk Ex.No.2589149 H NK A. Jeeva Raj, 49 4/256, North Street, Thangachi Madam Village & Post, TN.02/001849 Rameswaram-(TK). Ex.No. 15316591F NK A.Anthony Raj 50 TN.02/6124383 Olaikuda-Vill&PO, Rameswaram-(TK). Ex.No.193532Y NCERAII F.Charles Ranjith kumar 51 3/1965-5, Raj Nivas, Veerakadu puthur-Vill TN.02/6280426 Thankachimadam-Post, Rameswaram-TK. Ex.No.JC309600H/ Sub Hony Lt Jeyaraman 52 TN.02/002141 64I, Akkamutaiyar Street, Karaiyur(Vill) Rameswaram-TK Ex.No.15381713N/NK M.Subramani 53 15/8C, G.M.Bharvatham Salai, Samiyar Madam, TN.02/002126 Rameswaram(Tk)
Ramanathapuram Taluk
Ex.No.15116748M Hav M.Venkateswaram, 54 TN.02/001863 15/14 Maravar Street, Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.153436W Leading T.Sakthivelu, 55 TN.02/001857 1/41-B-11-D, Nehru Nagar, 4th Street, Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.15355820X NK M.Subramanian, 56 Vendhoni Village & Post, Paramakudi-TK, TN.02/001856 Ramanathapuram (Dist). Ex.No.14611266A NK C.Sundara Raju, 57 1/86 Maravar Street, Kilakarai Village & Post, TN.02/001854 Ramanathapuram (TK & Dist). Ex.No.13833461P. Naik N.Rajarathnam, Paekkalumbu 58 Village, Ariyanghndu (P0), Rameswaram-TK. TN.02/001852 Ramanathapuram Dist. Ex.No.14599963C ACP Hav S.Kumar, 58 ¾ Appa Pillai Compound, Vanakkara Street, TN.02/001843 Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.15306771W Sapper K.Karunanithi, 60 TN.02/001830 ½ Moolakuthalam Road Periyur Nage, Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.JC.757086P Sub V.Logarajan, 2/1752-2 61 Vivekanand Street, Om Sakthi Nagar, Collectorare Post, TN.02/001826 Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.179665F POA(AH) K.P.Senthil Babu, 62 TN.02/001824 38/4 Yanaikkal North Street, Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.JC.802334 Sub A.George Stephevu, 9-17B 63 Sosamma Cottage, Logal Fund Road, Singarathoppu, TN.,02/001823 Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.2595404A Sep S.Sakthivel,2/146,Suppaiah Nagar, 64 TN.02/001822 Pattanamkathan Village & Post, Ramanathapuram (TK) Ex.No.14545117F Hav J.Arockia Antony, 1/97 Near 65 Puyal Kappagam, Chettiar Street, Muthupettai Village & TN.02/001811 Post, Ramanathapuram-(TK & Dist).
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Ex.No.JC.372524W Sub. R.Shanmuga Sundaram, 2107, 66 Ananda Vijayam, 5th Street, Mahasakthi Nagar, TN.02/001796 Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.15373407K NK(TS) V.Saravanan, 67 TN.02/001792 T.Kothanar Street, Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.14586946M NK SP.Malai Rajan, 11/1, Maravar 68 Street, Mandapam Village & Post, Ramanathapuram-(TK TN.02/001781 & Dist). Ex.No.619882A JWO S.Natarajan, 69 TN.02/1769 29 Vasantha Nagar, Velli Pattanam, Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.13954638W Hav C.Baskaran, 4/D/1 Sotoorani 70 East Street, Vellipattinam Village & Post, TN.02/1765 Ramanathapuram. Ex.No.JC.307131M. Sub. M.Malai Rajan, Melamadai 71 TN.02/1762 Village, Komputhi Post, Ramanathapuram-(TK & Dist). Ex.No.14372690A. Hav. U.Chandran, 72 Vattakudi Village, Madhavanoor Post, Ramanathapuram TN.02/1761 Dist. Ex.No.JC.438960W Nb/Sub(CIK) A.Jacb Anand Raj, 73 Karukkathi Village, Kombothi Post, Ramanathapuram– TN.02/1759 (Teh & Dist). Ex.No.13692150L NK.k P.Anburaj, South Peruvayal 74 TN.02/1738 Village, Peruvayal Post, Ramanathapuram-(TK & Dist). Ex.No.1378854F Hav K.Manickam, 1/27 Iind North 75 Street, Thiru Uthirakosamangai (v&Po) TN.02/1870 Ramanathapuram-(Tk&Dist). Ex.No.1535944M Hav R.Muthuvalivittan 76 TN.02/6124301 17/22, Maravar stret, Ramanathapuram Ex.No. 13977245 NK M. Kannan 77 4/645, Sethupathy Nagar North Katturani-Vill&PO, TN.02/6124384 Ramanathapuram-TK Ex.No.15763580 NK K. Kumaragubaran 78 1/81, North street, Devipattinam-Vill&PO TN.02/6124378 Ramanathapuram TK Ex.No.10452756 NK R. Aruumugam 79 TN.02/6124372 Periyanayakulam- Vill&PO Ramanathapuram-TK Ex.No.18844710Swr V. Sesu 80 TN.02/6280437 Thimmappatti-Vill, Madavanoor-PO Ramanathapuram-TK Ex.No.14815144 NK G. Arockiaraja 81 TN.02/6280423 45/1, Local Fund Road, Indiran Nagar Ramanathapuram Ex.No.15761835 K Hav A. Chandra Sekar 82 14/65, Old Post Office Street, Mandapam-Vill&PO TN.02/6280415 Ramanathapuram TK Ex.No.15384134M /NK/ C.Muthu 83 TN.02/002147 Achangudi(Vill),Ekkakudi(Po), Ramanathapuram(TK) Ex.No.15769657F / Hav(OFC)/ K.Ayyappan, 5/1022-3, 84 Poomalai valasai(Vill) Uchipulli(Po) Ramanathapuram TN.02/002146 (Tk)
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District Disaster Management Plan 2020-21 Ramanathapuram 2020 Ex.No.15311348A /NK Balaguru, 65B/3, 85 VasanthaNagar, Veelipattinam(Po), Ramanathapuram TN.02/002137 (TK) Ex.No.8366725 / Sepoy Govindan 86 1/42,Bharathi Nagar, Collector Office(Po), TN.02/002136 Ramanathapuram Ex.No.JC.275257W/Sub Amalrajan, 87 12/2805-44, 9th Street, Mahathma Gandhi Nagar TN.02/002129 North Pattinamkatthan, Ramanathapuram(TK)
Paramakudi Taluk
Ex.13954641W Hav K.Kalimuthu, 88 TN.02 /001867 Koluvoor village, ACV Mangalam (po) Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.14265205H Hav R.Pangi Raj, 89 TN.02/001864 Thinaikulam Village, Ariyanendal-(Po), Paramakudi-TK. Ex.No.690632S Sat P.Ponnumalai, 90 H.No.3/195, Moovender Nagar, T.Nallu-(P0), Paramakudi- TN.02/001862 TK. Ex.No.7775792 NK S.Karuppiah, Chinna Akkiramesi 91 TN.02/001860 Village, Shiraki Kottai-(Po), Paramakudi-TK. Ex.No.64838784 Sep M.Rajakumar, 92 TN.02/001859 Gopala Pattanam Village & Post, Paramakudi-TK. Ex.No.14391665W Hav S.Krishna Raj, 93 TN.02/001855 2/11C Gandhiji Road, Paramakudi (Post & TK). Ex.No.JC.331017N Nb.Sub N.Anbazhagan, 94 TN.02/001853 Venkittankuruchi Vill. & Post Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.2588818K Hav/Hony Nb Sub M.Ravi chandran, 95 TN.02/001850 Venkuttan kuruchi Village & Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.15306186W NK A.Muthukumar, 96 TN.02/001848 244-C, Melachataram, Paramakudi- (Post & TK). Ex.No.15100014F Hav A.Anthony, Sebastianpuram 97 TN.02/001842 Village, Valanadu Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.15462402A LD R.Thirugnanam, 98 3/421-J, Five Corners, Upstairs Mudukulathur Road, TN.02/001841 Paramakudi. Ex.No.139605854Y NK ACP Hav A.Alagesan, 99 TN.02/001840 Therthangal Village, Kulathur Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.13970332X NK M.Muniya Samy, 100 3/121 North Street, Pottagavayal Vill. & Post, TN.20/001838 Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.708180G SG7 Iburahim Riyasath Ali, 101 20, Josewa Illam, Malligai Street, Bharath Nagar, TN.02/001837 Paramakudi. Ex.No.15378861N NK A.Benedic Susai, P.Muthu 102 Chellapuram, Sampongudi Post, Paramakudi-(TK), TN.02/001836 Ramanthapuram Dist. Ex.No.15114877N, Hav/ACP Nb Sub KK.Shanmugam 103 TN.02/002148 4/476,Marikayarpattinam,Vill & Po, Paramakudi(Tk)
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District Disaster Management Plan 2020-21 Ramanathapuram 2020 Ex.No.15378492F NK S.Senthilkumar, 104 TN.02/001832 4/93 Muthal Amman Kovil Street, Paramakudi. Ex.No.14610336F NK V.Shanmuga Raj 105 TN.02/001821 3/451M Balan Nagar, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.153-4385F NK U.Petha Perumal, 106 TN.02/001820 Sirahikkottai Village & Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.15213524W Rect. K.Jeya Raj, Burma Colony 107 Paramakudi Village & Post, Paramakudi-(TK), TN.02/001810 Ramanathapuram Dist. Ex.No.2591348P Hav S.Mathibalan 108 TN.02/001803 Emaneswaram Village & Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.14379905W Hav. P.Muniasamy, 109 TN.02/001800 3/848 B, Bharathi Nagar, Paramakudi. Ex.No.2477059 Hav. M.Selva Raj, 110 TN.02/001799 Kumukkottai Village, Kamankottai-(PO) Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.14606669W NK. R.Muniasamy, 111 TN.02/001797 Kundthur Village, Pottagevayal Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.JC.438299P Sub. R.Muniyasamy, 112 TN.02/001795 Poovalathur Village, Kamankottai Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.2587440W Hav. A.Arjunan, K.Valsai 113 TN.002/001793 Village & Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.15360447N NK(TS) S.Thennarasu, 114 TN.02/001789 Pampoor Village & Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.7239177P DFR(FARR) S.Sankar, 115 R/240-D, Vinayaga Mess, Railway Peter Road, TN.02/001786 Paramakudi. Ex.No.14376853A Hav. K.Veera Pandian, S/O Kundu Raj, 116 TN.02/001784 Kundathur Village, PottagavayalPost, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.14268861P Hav (ACP), S.Antony, S/O Susai 117 Udayar, Thinaikulam Village, Ariyanendal Post, TN.02/001783 Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.14586951X NK U.Nagasundaram 118 TN.02/001782 Thinaikulam Village, Ariyananthal Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.13955738N V.Soundra Raj, 119 TN.02/001780 Vagavayal Village, Pottagavayal Post, Paramakudi. Ex.No.2605354W Sepoy R.Bala Guru, 120 M.Nedungulam Village, Nallukkurichi Post, Paramakudi- TN.02/001779 (TK). Ex.No.JC.438619Y Sub V.Naganathan, 121 TN.02/1777 T.Sirahikkottai Village & Post Paramakudi-(Teh). Ex.No.14374019H Hav U.Velu. 122 63, Puthanendal Village, Kalaiyur Post, Paramakudi- TN.02/1775 (Teh). Ex.No.15322215M/NK/ K.Chandrasekaran 123 19-1/72H,Jeeva Nagar, Emaneswaram(Po) Paramakudi- TN.02/002145 (Tk) Ex.No.6376033H Hav/CHEF S.Poocha Ram, 124 TN.02/1767 Tholur Village, Villathur Post, Paramakudi-(Teh). Ex.No.4361813 NK A.Marimuthu, 125 TN.02/1763 Thinaikulam Village, Ariyanendal Post, Paramakudi-(Teh).
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District Disaster Management Plan 2020-21 Ramanathapuram 2020 Ex.No.JC.298961Y Nb Sub. P.Muniyandi, 126 Vaduganethapuram Village, Pudukudi Post, Paramakudi- TN.02/1758 (Teh). Ex.No.2570400Y NK(TS) K.Muthiah, 127 TN.02/1757 Searampur Village, Pathibanur Post, Paramakudi-(Teh). Ex.No.JC.438701M Sub./Hony LT S.David, 128 TN.02/1754 Kavanoor Village & Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.7772998M Hav S.Mayelu, Sirahikottai Village & 129 TN.02/1752 Post, Paramakudi (Teh), Ramanathapuram Dist. Ex.No.2572963X NK K.Jayaraman, 130 TN.02/1747 Keelaperungari Village & Post, Paramakudi-(Teh). Ex.No.JC.370995L Sub. V.Durairaj, 131 TN.02/1746 Thinikkulam Village, Ariyanendal Post, Paramakudi(Teh). Ex.No.717077L Venayapal Ravi Chandran, 3/14D Kamuthi Road, Near hospital, Parthibanur Village 132 TN.02/1741 & Post, Paramakudi-(TK), Ramanathapuram-Dist, Pin- 623 608. Ex.No.176459W PO K.Senthil Kumar, 133 TN.02/1740 12/338 H-1, Thiruvalluvar Nagar, Paramakudi. Ex.No.14404838K NK A.Vijaya Sekaran, 134 TN.02/1739 Seyyalus Village, Ettivayal Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.14367271Y. Hav. N.Dhanasekarapandian, 135 TN.02/1734 Vallam Village & Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.14550108 M. Hav. M.Shanmugavelu, 136 TN.02/1732 Keelambal, Keelakkottai Post, Paramakudi-(TK). Ex.No.2571450W NK(TS) S.Rathina Sabapathi, S/O 137 Subramania Pillai, 10/12/338/13 Kamaraj Nagar, 3rd TN.02/1729 Cross Street, Paramakudi. Ex.No.14240849 Hav.Hony Nb/Sub. K.Kasinathan, 138 Thalaiyadikottai Village, Nainarkovil Post, Paramakudi- TN.02/1722 (TK). Ex.No.14374010N Hav V.Naganathan 139 TN.02/1871 Nainarkoil (V&Po) Paramakudi-(TK). Ex-15304138X Nk G.Kaleeswaran 140 TN.02/1872 Melaikudi (V&Po) Paramakudi (Tk) Ex-2595618W Hav .Ramachandran 141 TN.02/1878 3/75A,Kamankottai (V&Po) Ex 14594894W Hav G.Paneer Selvan Plot No 46, 142 TN.02/6124281 Vaigai Nagar, Emaneswaram (Po) 143 Ex-1381604L Hav Vaidas 1/6,Urapuli (V&Po) TN.02/6124279 Ex.No. 305745W Sub Maj V.Ramu 144 TN.02/6124289 poovalathur-Vill, Kamankottai-PO Paramakudi-TK Ex.No.15381552 W NK A.Soosai Sahaya Ravi P.Muthu 145 TN.02/6124292 ChellaiahPuram-Vill, Sempongudi-PO Paramakudi-TK. Ex.No.14416180N Hav Amal Raj 146 TN.02/6124386 L-8-3/845-2, Bharathi Nagar Ist street Paramakudi 15384410K NK Sethu Mahadevan 147 TN.02/24388 Ariyakudi-Vill&PO, Paramakudi-TK
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District Disaster Management Plan 2020-21 Ramanathapuram 2020 Ex.No.13970059N Hav G. Samuvel, 10/03-845, Josuva 148 TN.026280409 Illam, Bharathi Nagar Ist street Paramakudi 15302815L Hav E.R.R.Naganathan 149 TN.02/6280414 1/15,Nedunkurichi-Vill, Vallam-PO Paramakudi-TK Ex.No.15382653 W Hav K. Malairaj 150 TN.02/6280416 N.Valayanendal-Vill, T.Naloor-PO Paramakudi-TK. Ex.No.6383226 Hav K. Murugesan 151 TN.02/6280427 Puliyankulam-Vill, Sathanoor-PO, Paramakudi-TYK Ex.No.15113346Hav V. Subramanian 152 TN.02/002029 3/116C, Thiru nagar, T. Nallur-PO Paramakudi-TK Ex.No.15387882L/ Hav V.Aruljoseph 153 TN.02/002143 12/427-17,TELC Boarding Road, Paramakudi(TK) Ex.No.6483789A / Hav Ilangovan 154 TN.02/002135 Narivilla(Vill), Celloor(Po), Paramakudi(Tk) Ex.NO.14916680F/Hav Subramanian, 155 3/451-16, North Street, Line No.27, Balan Nagar, TN.02/002131 Paramakudi(TK) Ex.No.15315859F / SPR M.Ramamoorthy 156 TN.02/002130 1/96, Kanchiyendal(Vill), Villathur(Po), Paramakudi(TK)
Mudukulathur Taluk
Ex.No.JC.663362N Sub/MT P.Joseph, Loorthupuram 157 TN.02/001839 Village, Alanganoor-(Po), Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.14599956P NK G.Joseph, P.Muthuvijaya Puram 158 TN.02/001829 Village, Semponkudi Post, Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.13983661M Sep A.Savarimuthu, M.M. Pattanam 159 TN.02/001819 Village & Post, Pamboor (Via), Mudukualthur-(TK). Ex.No.170995F PO CA-I P.Sakthi Mohan, 160 TN.02/001818 Kumarakuruchi Village, Karumal Post, Mudukulathur-TK Ex.No.15360444Y Hav K.Thanga Raj, 161 TN.02/001817 Pokkanarenthal Village, Ulaiyur Post, Mudukulathur-(TK) Ex.No.13848205N NK I Sebastian, 162 T.S.Pattanam Village, M.M.Pattanam Post, TN.02/001814 Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.14567858F Hav S.Kajendran, 163 TN.02/001812 3/99 Mela Sirupothu Village & Post, Mudukalathur-(TK). Ex.No.14256832N Hav K.Kalai Mani Peter, Soosaiappar 164 TN.02/001809 Patty Village, Semponkudi Post, Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.14612401P ACP NK A.Antony, Susaiapparpatty 165 Village, Sembonkudi Post, Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.14545036K Hav K.Vijayan, 166 Door.No.75/25 Kamaraj Nagar South Street,
Mudukulathur. Ex.No.JC.2653732 Sub R.Bose 167 TN.02/001806 Kakkoor Village & post Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.JC.458069 H Sub/Clk U.Pandia Rajan, 168 TN.02/001805 Nallukurichi Village & Post, Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.178180F POCDI G.Rai Mohan, 169 TN.02/001791 Kakkoor Village & Post, Mudukulathur-(TK).
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Ex.No.748559F Sub Maj/Hony Lt. R.Vijaya Gopal, 170 TN.02/001790 Posukudi Village, Meesal Post, Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.14803282 NK(TS) S.Arulandu, D/No-104, 171 Irudayakoil Mela Street, Thiruvarangam Village & TN.02/001788 Post,Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.15304918H Sapper M.S.Kaleswaran, 172 TN.02/001783 Kelavaneri Village, Meesa Post, Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.JC.268526P NS Sub. S.Micheal, 173 Savariyar Pattanam Village, Ulayur Post, Mudukulathur- TN.02/1770 TK Ex.No.1379452W Hav. S.Rayappan, S/O.Soosai Udayar, 174 TN.02/1756 Pushpavanam Village, Valanadu Post, Mudukulathur-(TK) Ex.No.JC.212722H Sub. Maj. K.Kannan, 175 TN.02/1755 Old Post Office Street, Mudukulathur. Ex.No.263583M Sub.(GD) K.Perumal, 176 TN.02/1753 M.Vagaikulam, Mudukulathur, Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.JC.751091F Sub. C.Raju, Periakayagam Village, 177 TN.02/1744 Theriruveli Post, Mudukulathur-(TK) Ex.No.14606370K ACP Naik L.Jesurathinam, Muthu 178 Vijaya Puram Village, Semponkudi Post, Mudukulathur- TN.02/1730 (Teh). Ex.No.15311115Y Hav S.Jesurethinam, 1-1/15 East 179 Street, Thiruvaraugam Village & Post, Mudukulathur- TN.02/1727 (Teh). Ex.No.JC.693375A Sub. K.Ananda Raj, S/O Kulandai 180 Samy, Pushpavanam Village, Valanadu Post, TN.02/1730 Mudukulathur-(Teh). Ex.No.15356872A Hav. M.Kulandaivel, 181 S/O.M.Muthirulandi, Pulvoikulam Village, Peraiyur Post, TN.02/1727 Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.436438N NK R. Viladurai 182 TN.02/6124325 Melamanagarai-Vill Mudululathur TK Ex.No.15362233 Hav. P.Palani, 183 TN.02/1723 Posukkudi Village, Meesal Post, Mudukulathur-(TK). Ex.No.Ex.No. 14805772 NK S. Arulandum 184 TN.02/6124336 Ponnakkaner-Vill, Valanadu-PO, Mudukulathur-TK Ex.No.15312984A NK C. Tamilvanan 185 TN.02/6124348 Anbagam, Sellamman koil st. Mudukulathur-(Teh). Ex.No.Jc-438457 Sub Maj H Lt. R. Senthoor pandian 186 TN.02/6124360 13/19,C-6, Keela ratha veethi, Mudukulathoor-V&PO Ex.No.Jc-266260 Sub I. Duraisamy 187 15/8, Mulakkottu Thinnai Street, Vadakoor, TN.02/6124368 Mudukulathoor-PO Ex.No.15464779Dfr S. Balamurigan 188 TN.02/6124375 Meesal- V&PO, Mudukulathoor-PO Ex.No.270504Sub V. John Kennady 189 TN.02/6280412 Packiapuram-Vill, Thiruvartangam-PO Mudukukathur-Tk Ex.No.15384137 Hav P. Sappani 190 Keelakanjiran kulam- Vill, Chithirankudi-PO TN.02/002016 Mudukulathur-TK 191 Ex.No.JC-438817K Sub Maj Capt M.Pandian TN.02/002027 98 | Page
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Selloor-Vill&PO, Thiruvarangam-Via Mudukulathur –TK Ex.No.15141528N / Hav/DMT G.Venkateswaran 192 TN02./002142 6/36,Kamarajar Nagar, Mudukulathur-TK Ex.No.6483786H/Hav/ASH Michel, 193 TN.02/002134 Pushpavanam(Vill), Vallanadu(Po) Mudhukulathur(TK) Ex.No.15311260W/Hav Senthilkumar, 194 TN.02/002133 Pookanenthal(Vill), Valliur(Po) Mudhukulathur(TK)
Kamuthi Taluk
Ex.No.15101611H Hav S.Muniyasamy, 6/60 Mani 195 Nagaram New Street, Abiramam Village & Post, Kamuthi- TN.02/001728 (TK). Ex.No.15377506K Sigman S.Ramasamy, N.Karisalkulam 196 Village&Post, Kamuthi-(TK). Ex.No.14404832H Hav(PR) G.Santhanam, T.Punavasal 197 TN.02 /001866 Village & Post, Kamuthi-(TK). Ex.No.13989654M Sep. S.Jagatheesan, Achangulam 198 TN.02/6124287 Village & Post, Kamuthi-(Teh). Ex.No.15367768M NK. R.Valivittan,S/O S.Rama 199 Chandran, Pappankulam Village, Abiramam Post, TN.02/6124288 Kamuthi-(Teh). Ex.No.259110N Hav K. sathiyamoorthy 200 TN.02/6124381 Peraiyur(Vill&PO Kamuthi-TK, Ramanathapuram-Dist. Ex.No.2549761 W Sep V. Kalaiselvan 201 TN.02/6124340 Perumal thevan patti(Vill&PO, Kamuthi-TK Ex.No.15382277 Sigmn L. Suresh pandi 2/2 West 202 TN.02/001847 street, K.M.Kottai(Vill&PO Kamuthi-TK Ex.No.10359423 Hav M. Shanmugam 203 TN.02/001845 Tharaikudi- Vill, Nagaratharkurich-PO Kamuthi-TK Ex.No.14815147 Sep N. Kannan 204 TN.02/002018 Pudukotai-V&PO, Kamuthi-TK Ex.No.13835191 Sep N. Valivittan 205 TN.02/002022 Kovilan kulam-V&PO, Kamuthi-TK Ex.No.157666430/Hav Sathiyamoorthy 206 TN.02/002139 Pampananthal(Vill & Po) Kamuthi-TK Ex.No.2599265Y/Hav P.Murugan 207 TN.02/002122 6/3-4, Paluvoor(Vill)Abiramam(Po) Kamuthi(Tk) Ex.No.14617108 NK 208 TN.02/623 Donic Savio Wilson K.M.Kottai-V&PO, Kamuthi-TK Ex.No.JC438715N/SubMajHonyLT T.Marimuthan 15/2A, Karanamaravar Street, Abiramam(Vill & PO) 209 TN.02/002099 Kamuthi-TK
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Kadaladi Taluk Ex.13895842P Hav M.Nesam, M.Ssveriar Pattanam 210 TN.02/001815 Village & Post, Kadaladi-TK. Ex.No.13961100X Hav S.John Sooundra Raj, M.Savariar 211 TN.02/001785 Pattanam Village & Post, Kadaladi-(TK). Ex.No.13615887A Hav/SW M.Arulandu, M.Savariyar 212 TN.02/001766 Pattanam Village & Post, Kadalai-(TK). Ex.No.JC.263996W Sub S.A.Arulandu, 1/100 Kovil 213 TN.02/001750 Street, M.Saveriar Pattanam Village & Post, Kadaladi Ex.No.2595685F Hav/NK M.Vilva Kumaran, Appanoor 214 Village & Post, Kadaladi-TK. TN.02/001749
Ex.No.JC.373232A Subedar A.Xavier, M.Savariar 215 Pattanam Village & Post, Kadaladi-(TK). TN.02/001748
Ex.No.6929461N NK. M.Isakkimuthu, 5-99/142 south 216 Street, Sayalkudi Village & Post, Kadaladi-(Teh). TN.02/001749
Ex.No.JC.641253F Sub S.Santiage, M.Savariar pattanam 217 Village & Post, Kadaladi-(TK), Ramanathapuram-Dist. TN.02/001748
Ex.No.14396055N Hav. P.Thangavelu, 4/76 North Street, Idambadal Village & Post,Kadaladi- 218 TN.02/001731 (TK),Ramanathapuram-Dist.
Ex.No.13962363 NK A.Michael, M.Savariar Pattanam 219 Village & Post, Kadaladi-(Teh). TN.02/001726
Ex.No.14370236F Hav. A.Arockyam, S/O.Antony, 220 M.Savariar Pattanam Village & Post, Kadaladi-(Teh). TN.02/001724
Ex.No.1573321Y Hav.(ACP) M.Thangachamy, 221 Melakidaram Village & Post, Kadaladi. TN.02/6124304
Ex.No.14550152 Hav. S.Michael, M.Sevariyar 222 Paattanam Village & Post, Kadaladi-(TK). TN.02/001748
Ex.No.15302735N Hav S. Xavier M. Savariar 223 TN.02/6124351 Samuthiram(Vill), M. Savariar Pattinam- PO, Kadaladi-TK Ex.No.14812187 NK S. Maria soosairaj 224 M. Savariar Pattinam- PO, Kadaladi-TK TN.02/6124370
Ex.No.14414011 Hav S. Peter 225 TN.02/6124351 M.Savariar Pattinam- PO, Kadaladi-TK Ex.No.2789576 NK T.Michal Durai raj M. 226 TN.02/6280418 Savariar Pattinam- PO, Kadaladi-TK Ex.No.69418261C / L/NK/ Gunasekaran 227 TN.02/002140 Oorivayal(Vill) Maranthai(Po), Kadaladi-TK Ex.No.13697342M /Hav Ramakrishnan 228 TN.02/002127 A.Punavasal(Vill) Maranthai(Po), Kadaladi-TK
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Ex.No.10452872H / Hav K.Anandan 229 TN.02/002119 Maranthai(Vill & Po)Kadaladi(TK) Ex.No.1584191F / Hav M.Manickam 230 1/168,M.Savariar Pattinam(Vill & Po) Kadaladi(TK) TN.02/002113
Details of Rainguage Stations in Ramanathapuram District
Sl .No Rainguage Station 1 KAMUDHI 2 MUDUKULATUR 3 PAMBAN 4 PARAMAKUDI 5 RAMANATHAPURAM 6 TIRUVADANAI 7 TONDI 8 PALLAMORKULAM 9 MANDAPAM 10 RAMESWARAM 11 THANGACHIMADAM 12 VATTANAM 13 THEERTHANDATHANAM 14 R.S.MANGALAM 15 KADALADI 16 VALINOKAM
The Details of Helipades Available in Ramanathapuram District
1 Uchipuli Air Station : Latitude 090.19’ North Lantitude 780.58’ East
2 Mandapam Cost Guard : Latitude 090.17’ North Lantitude 790.09’ East
3 Mandapam Camp : Latitude 090.16’ 43.5’ North (Infront of Kaloniyal Bungalow) Lantitude 790.8’ 12.8’ East
4 Ramanathapuram (Near Guest House) : Master Plan Conplex Latitude :90 21’ 59’’ N Lantitude :780 59’ 29’’ E
5 Kamuthi : Kamuthi ( Pasumpon) (Near Pasumpon village) Latitude :900 24’ 32’’ E Lantitude :780 23’ 25’’ N
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LIST OF SKILLED (SWIMMER) FISEHRMAN FOR RESCUE OPERATION
Ramnad North
Name Father Name Sl.No Name of the village Mobile No (Thiru) (Thiru) 1. Thiruppalaikudi Bazarul Hak Bakkir Mohamed 9092263165 2. Thiruppalaikudi Habib Mohamed Mustaba 8012270534 3. Thiruppalaikudi Mohamed Umar Abdul Azish 9443443555 Farook 4. Thiruppalaikudi Mohamed isak Ahamed Jalaludeen 9442677403 5. Thiruppalaikudi V.T.N.Anand V.T.Natarajan 9842427447 6. Nambuthalai FCS Arumugam Gunapitchai 9965727881 President 7. Nambuthalai Nagoor Selvam Ponnaiah 9597229897 8. Nambuthalai Pitchai Sethulingam 9003964755 9. Nambuthalai Kumaresan Vadivelu 7094774141 10. Nambuthalai Ramu Sakkathu 7094774001 11. Nambuthalai Kulathupillai Malairaja 8489655994 12. Nambuthalai Arumugam Konapitchai 9965727881 13. Nambuthalai Ramalingam Rajamanickam 8220952292 14. Nambuthalai Sathiyendran Kaliappan 9750260086 15. Nambuthalai Selvam Dharman 7708242262 16. Thondi Pudukudi Selvendran Karmegam 9092235412 17. Thondi Pudukudi Sadayandi Muniyandi 9600659843 18. Thondi Pudukudi Muthukumar Murugesan 9600653330 19. Thondi Pudukudi Muthumanickam Kattapomman 8428986897 20. Thondi Pudukudi Sakthi Kottudurai 9159680299 21. Thondi Pudukudi Balselvam Subbiah 7092541037 22. Thondi Pudukudi Kaleeswaran Chinnasamy 9787098570 23. Thondi Pudukudi Subbiah Veerapathiran 9788213236 24. Thondi Pudukudi Muthukumar Nagaraj 8072018769 25. Thondi Pudukudi Muthukumar Balu 9597219957 26. Theerthandathanam Malairaj Selvaraj 9789509298 27. Pasipattinam Marimuthu Madavan 7402703966 28. Pasipattinam Kadar sekathi Parakath Ali 9750405024 29. P.V.pattinam Sangili Kamatchi 9751467053 30. Thondi Pandurangam Kalidas 9789122428 31. Nambuthalai Gonapitchai Arumugam 9965727881 32. Mullimunai Pitchai Ramesh 8056518292 33. Karankadu rasu John Britto 8489973162 34. Pudukadu Dharmaraj Micheal 9942880185 35. Karankadu Santhiya pitchai Arulandu 7708530276 36. Thondipudukudi Karmegam Kannan 8524843095 37. Alangankulam Karupaiya Karupaiya 9486744812 38. Morepannai Krishnan Moorthi 9788193895 39. Thirupalaikudi North Ponnusamy Nagappan 7871185872
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Ramnad South Name of the village Name Father Name Mobile No S.No (Thiru) (Thiru) Sekar Thaiyasamy 7558138335 Karuppaiah Muthandi 9786758773 1 Vattanvalasai Pandi Pal samy 9629236687 Saravanan Nagalingam 9629236683 Subramanian Thanikodi 7358962933 Pakirimuhumud Muthurawodor 9786853578 Muhumudkani Pakirirawdor 8600979328 2 Pudumadam Muhumudkani Seenipakiri 9442985294 Muhumudmaiden Ibrahim 8015794101 Kalilrahuman Abhuthalibhu 9092632610 Mahalingham Muthu 9791739232 Palraj Kesavan 9629663907 3 Velariodai Ramaligham Chinnaswamy 9597565686 Paneerselvam Chellamuthu 9597485631 Muthuramalingham Chinnaswamy 9894414910 NallaIbrahim Seeni 8122505180 Fazirkhan Pakurdeen 8122289670 4 Periyapatinam Ajmalkhan Meersha 9786487820 Yakob Syed 7418536897 Syed Ibrahimsha Segu ibrahimsh 7418536897 Amularaj Jebamalai 9092838687 Justin Jebastiyan 9894953386 5 Muthupettai Jeyaraman Marimuthu 8122431683 Nagarasu Thavasimuniyandi 9629575862 Selvam Muthukali 9944526435 Boombbi Thangarasu 9092548628 Govindhan Murugasen 9444148552 6 Indra Nagar Boombi Muthuswamy 8883876670 Chandaran Kombuli 9087392232 Arumugham Pichai 9944181772 Thangasasu Poosari 9843885725 Irulandi Shanmugham 8428874917 Nagarasu Chitraivel 9843885725 Pachamuthu Chitraivel 9047638243 Rajamanickam Arumugham 9786832411 7 Kalimankundu Karupaiya Muthu 9698995152 Karupaiya Muthu 8489374473 Senthilvel Arumugham 9786544700 Natrajan Velmani 9047268569 Muthu Kayambu 9789713199 Dharman Karuppaiya 8438110940 Kathiresan Rama lingam 9629236560 8 Sivagamipuram Murugan Karuppaiya 9865526959 Ramar Muniya samy 8489285727 Seenipandi Nadarajan 7708821956 103 | Page
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Karthick Kalachiyam 9042208150 Kamalakannan Muniyaswamy 9791842101 9 Meenavar kuppam Venkateshwaran Umayasundaram 7418428502 Prabakaran Thangarasu 7892736511 Vijay Pullani 9842535336 Ahmed Ibrahim Muthumuhumud 9994589165 Sahulahmed Muhumudkasim 9629054710 10 Keelakarai MuhumudAliyar Ibrahimsha 8344921155 Muhumud Abdulkadar Muhumud Savakir 9994024973 Sahulahmed Jainalbnudeen 9159498716 Appas Karupaiya 9789643472 Velu Muniyan 7708182690 11 Barathi Nagar Masanam Michelswamy 8687950486 Umairaj Tharakudiyan 9789713199 Namburaj Muthuram 9789304015 Periyaswamy Sundaram 9585831503 Murugaraj Mukkupodi 8015537349 Mangaleshwari 12 Rajkumar Velswamy 8870507696 Nagar Murugaiya Muthukani 9942485969 Lakshman Shanmugham 9786266052 Muthunathan Ganesan 8682557014 Ramkumar Ganesan 9629223360 Muthukumar Muniyaswamy 7530074963 13 Eranthurai Karupuswamy Ganesan 7871331554 Suresh Pandi 7418034074
Murugashwaran Arumuigham 9092603887 Maduraiveeran Muthumuniyan 9944333826 14 Chinna Ervadhi Maridoss Nagaswamy 8428909594 Krishnan Raman 9842635826 Periyaswamy Sethuraja 9994042674 Kathirvel Muniyaswamy 9944258737 Chellaswamy Muthukaruppan 9789330446 15 Sadaimuniyanvalasai Rajangham Poosari 9626331608 Karupuswamy Palswamy 8056648857 Murugaraj Balu 9944470592 Shanmugham Muthumuniyan 7871356264 Umayasundaram Vellaiyan 9791276339 16 PMK Valasai Murugasen Andi 9791311614 Murugadoss Chinnamuniyan 7708018342 Rajenderan Lakshman 9894474513 Thangadurai Muniyaswamy 8428968166 Kumar Muniyaswamy 9042409560 17 Kalpar Asif Mogaideenkarunai 9087826164 Muniswaran Muniswamy 9944281445 Muniyaswamy Kaliyappan 9791311559 18 Adancherry Velu Muthukaruppan 8189963206
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Ramaiya Muthukaruppan 8870727548 Muniyandi Shanmugham 8807320780 Pandiselvam Chinnathambi 9092308196 Arumugham Shanmugham 9788210521 Jawarulla Abdulla 9994824983 Selvam Umaiyannan 9994624990 19 Valinokam Abdulrazak Sahulamed 9791278452 Iqbal Syed Ibrahimsha 9087476185 Muniyaswamy Muniyandi 8754685324 Seeniyappa Muthukani 7373175024 Velmurugan Subramaniyan 9859087427 20 Keelamundhal Mariswamy Muniyaswamy 9585608208 Periyaumairaj Karupaiya 9760646784 Munishwaran Shamnugavel 7698045037 Arulselvam Anthonyswamy 7675443360 Arumugham Muniyaswamy 9786340683 21 Melamunthal Subramaniyan Muniyaswamy 8608829004 Senthilkumar Sakthivel 9159170076 Panaiyaadiyan Muthuselvam 9092455023 Pichai Muthu 9578443402 Arumugham Sudalai 9842960823 22 T.Mariyur Senthoorpandi Baskaran 9092052266 Karukuvel Muniyaswamy 8124597311 Thyagarajan Shanmugavel 9487128476 Markani Arulbakiyam 9944731484 Edison Baskaran 9047738926 23 Mokaiyur Xavier Sathyacurzee 9578234081 Daniel Rajarathinam 9566849694 Nisban Rosesanthiya 8870984521 Devasagayam Durairaj 9751844471 Senthorpandi Velswamy 9787397921 24 Veepamarathupanai Jabasiraja Senthoran 9943154035 Velmurugan Isakimuthu 7639364325 James Raja 9786046739 Katturaja Pachaperumal 8807434647
Kasinadhan Muthusamy 7871876271
25 Narpayur Karukkvel Ramasamy 9092538966
Pachamal Karupasamy 8489517226 Palraj Ayyaswamy 8489517226 Prabakar Lawrence 9585865158 Seluvai Nicolas 9025151069 26 RoachmaNagar Niranjon Antonysamy 8124686899 Ramesh Raja rathinam 9043484857 Antony Rayappan Selvaraj 9087507636
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Mandapam Sl.No. Name Father Name Village Name Mobile No (Thiru) (Thiru) 1. Pamban. T. Johnpaul Thilagar 7418185869 2. Mandapam M. Nagakrishnan Muthaiah 9095853028 3. Mandapam K. Rajendran Karuppaiah 9688368616 4. Mandapam S. Magesh Sethuraja 9842682166 5. Mandapam P. Namburaj Pancha 9047586579 6. Mandapam M. Rajesh Muthurakku 9047586579 7. Mandapam T. Kalanjiyam Thiyagarajan 8489288979 8. Mandapam M. Ilaiyaraja Murugaiah 9677789350 9. Mandapam S. Parthiban Subiramani 9043887911 10. Mandapam M. Muniyasamy Muniyandi 9159420008 11. Mandapam N. Kalimuthu Narayanan 9994067139 12. Mandapam K. Perumal Kalimuthu 9629517569
Rameswaram S. Name of the village Name Father Name Mobile No No (Thiru) (Thiru) 1 Anthoniyarpuram Kasbar Anthonisamy 9865006010 Thangachimadam 2. Anthoniyarpuram Venansis Ranjitham 9944835850 Thangachimadam 3. Anthoniyarpuram Emarit Sesupackiam 9994060388 Thangachimadam 4. Anthoniyarpuram Amuthan Singose 9944886331 Thangachimadam 5. Anthoniyarpuram Niranjan Anthonisamy 7708599764 Thangachimadam 6. Manthoppu Kochin Pilendran 9943308240 Thangachimadam 7. Manthoppu Sabari Anthonyrayappan 7418723273 Thangachimadam 8. Pamban Wilfert Raj Rosari 8015623330 9. Manthoppu Kemildan Amaladoss 9566674188 Thangachimadam 7904703788 10 Manthoppu Kathiyon Selvaraj 9788536599 Thangachimadam 11 Pamban Packiyam Sesaiyavas 9488463161 12 Pungudi Mariya Kennady Marksamy 9789644616 Thangachimadam 13 Pungudi Arul Doss Ponipass 9384101197 Thangachimadam 14 Pungudi Mariya kennady marksamy 9789644616 Thangachimadam 15 Pungudi Saveriyar Pitchai AnthonySiluvai 9994096263 Thangachimadam 16. Pungudi Mariya Tiraviyam AnthonyRayappan 9500782187 Thangachimadam 17. Pungudi Arul Mariya Irudhayam 9894885672 Thangachimadam
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18. Nalupanai Selliah Arumugam Thangachimadam 19. Nalupanai Malairaja Karuppanan 7200537405 Thangachimadam 20 Nalupanai Subramanian Velu 9095994682 Thangachimadam 21 Nalupanai Palanichamy Muniyan 7418118678 Thangachimadam 22 Nalupanai Muniyasamy Arumugam 8110844316 Thangachimadam 23 Nalupanai Muniyasamy chothan 7200266557 Thangachimadam 24 Ariyankundu Palarajan Sengol 9842610741 25 Ariyankundu Palthasar Swakkin Anthony 9047404696 26 Pamban Sudharkar Adimai 9566594528 27 Pamban Prasanna Adikalam 9865032507 28 Pamban Dias Viyakulam 8508713533 29 Pamban Jegan Lyon Santhiya Innasi 7708163368 30 Chinnapalam, Pamban Kottaimuni Seeni 9791875361 31 Chinnapalam, Pamban Muneeswaran Maduriveeran 9600425428 32 Chinnapalam, Pamban Marivel Maripitchai 8681937592 33 Chinnapalam, Pamban Nambuvel Sannasi 8524097239 34 Chinnapalam, Pamban Murugesan Velu 9994634775 35 Chinnapalam, Pamban Kuppuchamy Kakkaiah 9159620106 36 Pamban Simon Anthonysamy 9790604969 37 Pamban Irudhayam Mathes 9751402005 38 Pamban Motcham Thommaivasu 9047492069 39 Pamban Parimalam Rayappan leon 9894359600 40 Pamban Johnson Rayappan 7845737641 41 Pamban Rayappan Poovaiah 9443466976 42 Therkuvadi Seenivasan Rajangam 9943441336 43 Therkuvadi Ponnysamy Paraman 44 Therkuvadi Murugesan 47 Pechimuthu 8098860967 45 Therkuvadi Murugan Muniyasamy 8098619884 46 Therkuvadi Muthu Muthumuniyan 7200326715 47 Therkuvadi Muneswaran Maduraiveeran 9600425428 48 Akkalmadam Rajendran GnanaPrakasam 9994262544 49 Akkalmadam Michel Manickam 8680934838 50 pamban Anto simon 8190838094 51 pamban Athisayam Pithali 9944367374 52 pamban Thiraviyaraj Chandra bose 9790605184 53 pamban Arul Simon 6380440484 54 Pillaikulam Arockiyadoss Mariyarethinam 9842976512 55 Pamban Robert ChandraBose 9092464351 56 Pamban JohnPaul Thilakam 7418185869 57 Pamban Malthes Rajan Loganathan 9629885276 58 Pillaikulam Arul jegan Anthony Thomos 59 Serankottai Sasi Kumar Shanmuganatham 8098880499 60 Soosaipparpattinam Susai Rayappan 9750256496 61 Soosaipparpattinam Raj Joseph 8015408462 62 Soosaipparpattinam Dulvar Rayappan 9994634774 63 Soosaipparpattinam Rajaram SavirarPitchai 9994597513
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64 Soosaipparpattinam Terose Rayappan 7200089700 65 Soosaipparpattinam Susai Innasi 6379351359 66 Thanneer ootru Kumar Rabel 9750056583 67 Thanneer ootru Joseph Jone Peter Anthony santhiagu 9524260060 68 Thanneer ootru Anthonyraj Anthony Rayappan 69 Thanneer ootru Sureskumar Mariasengol 9942885786 70 Thanneer ootru Uwansu Saminathan 9789744150 71 Athikadu, Balakrishnan Jeyaraman 9976103354 Rameswaram 72 Rameswaram Manohran Periyasamy 9677941195 73 MRT nagar Vetrivel Muniyandi 9750395396 Rameswaram 74 Market St, Devadoss Nagasamy 7904249260 Rameswaram 75 Athikadu Sakthivel Thangavel Rameswaram 76 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Malairajan Karumalaiyan 9865208576 77 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Subramaniyan Karupaiah 9488513538 78 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Thangaraj Raman 9976329309 79 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Muniyasamy Muniyan 9698151749 80 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Sevakumar Ramachandran 9786844827 81 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Vijayan Baskaran 8883377020 82 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Madhavan Kuppusamy 83 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Muniyasamy Vallaiyan 9524046822 84 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Panaiyadiyan Mukkupuri 85 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Vellaisamy Muthukaruppan 7639534872 86 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Musthafa Naina Mohammed 9943545777 87 Karaiyur Sekar Sanmugavel 88 Karaiyur Muneeswaram Sornakali 9965410849 89 Karaiyur Kannan Muniyandi 90 Verkodu, Karaiyoor Thangaraj Raman 9976329309 91 Karaiyur Kumar Sethumakali 92 Olaikuda Anthonysanthiagu Jebamalai 9965084159 93 Olaikuda Jerone Kumar Jebamalai Pitchai 9943938548 94 Olaikuda Pergmans Arulappan 9976691485 95 Olaikuda Arulmurugan Karuppiah 8489316791 96 Serankottai Davendran Raman 9042426344 97 Serankottai Muthuraj Velsamy 6380387502 98 Serankottai Dineshkumar Ramakrishnan 7092054400 99 Serankottai Prasadh Marimuthu 9944201122 100 Serankottai Balamurugan Sethuraja 7502830628 101 Serankottai Ravikumar Murugan 9047707028 102 Serankottai Muniarasu Velu 8508941382 103 Serankottai Senthuran Mahalingam 6380387502 104 Serankottai Umaranjith Nagarethinam 6380387502 105 Serankottai Muniarasu Muniasamy 6380387502 106 Ramakrishnapuram Muniyasamy Chittrakani 8489430120 107 Ramakrishnapuram Muthusamy Thairkudian 9786042043 108 Ramakrishnapuram Selvaraj Ponnadi 9159903327 109 Ramakrishnapuram Umayachandran Thairkudian 9943546117 110 Ramakrishnapuram Muneswaran Muthu 9942181093 111 Ramakrishnapuram Sekar Umaiyavel 9865363532
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112 Ramakrishnapuram Muniyasamy Ganesan 9865663371 113 Ramakrishnapuram Balu Umayavel 8608142521 114 Ramakrishnapuram Selvam Umayavel 9585373895 115 Ramakrishnapuram Palraj Panchavarnam 9942845812 116 Ramakrishnapuram Vadivel Joseph 8940132586 117 Ramakrishnapuram Kumar Ganesan 9159514334 118 Ramakrishnapuram Mariselvam Tharikudian 8190994247 119 Ramakrishnapuram Umayaravi Umayavel 8940082034 120 Ramakrishnapuram Ramakrishnan Chitravelu 9942294068 121 Ramakrishnapuram Muneswaran Muniyasamy 122 Ramakrishnapuram Mariyappan Ramasamy 123 Ramakrishnapuram Umayasundram Umayagani 7868836925 124 Ramakrishnapuram Thangaraj Muniyasamy 8012023467 125 Natarajapuram Kalanjiam Muniyasamy 126 Ramakrishnapuram Muniyasamy Ramasamy 8489886256 9791781260 127 Ramakrishnapuram Mari Subramanian 9750408296 128 Natarajapuram Paulpandy Muniyandi 9659772276 129 Natarajapuram Namburajan Shanmugam 7373178941 130 Natarajapuram Karuppaiah Muthugani 7305925583 131 Natarajapuram Selvaraj Muthandi 8098974046 132 Natarajapuram Pictchai Muthumuniyan 7502276739 133 Natarajapuram Muniyasamy Muniyandi 134 Natarajapuram Prakash Muniyandi 9750256402 135 Natarajapuram Karunagaran Pandi 9095994946 136 Natarajapuram Namburajan Karumalaian 9842131610 137 Natarajapuram Mari Muniyandi 8608210823 138 Natarajapuram Arumugam Muthumuniyan 8124290456 139 Natarajapuram Mari raj Umayasundaram 9159744164 140 Natarajapuram Mari Nayaranan 9489505899
List of NGOs in Ramanathapuram district.
S.NO. NAME & ADDRESS PHONE NO. 1. Thiru. K. Ganesan, Director/Secretary, Centre for Rural Developmnet Education, 04567-225408 48C, Ilangovadikal Street, Ramnad Dist - 623 501 2. Thiru. D. Rajendran, Managing Trustee, Review Trust, 04576-241226 2/1-20, C3, Pullamadai Road, RS. Mangalam. 3. Thiru. Rev. G. Vincent Amalraj, Secretary & Treasurer, SMSSS, 04564-225005 3/574, Bhagathsingh Road, Paramakudi.
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4. Thiru. Jeyakumar, Secretary, PERD NGO, 04574-268380 Anna Vasal Road, Vanpuram, Manamadurai. 5. Thiru. DK. James Neil Deva Sahayam, Manager, World Vision of India, 71-175, Rameswaram Road, 04564-223323 Panchayat Union Near, Paramakudi. 6. Tmt. Sumaya Dawood, Prinicipal, Thasim Beevi Abdul kader College for women, 04567-241933 Keelakarai -17 Ramand Dist. 7. Thiru. SM. Kabeer, Secretary, Syed Hameedeeya All Women’s Development, (SHAWDO) Organisation, 04567- 241392 Mohamed Sathak Trust, Mohamed Sathak Polytechnic Complex, Keelakarai 623 806 8. Tmt. R. Sakunthala, The Director/Secretary, SARADAA NGO, 04564- 230681 8/54, A3, Madhavan Nagar, Paramakudi. Ramand Dist. 9. Thiru. K. Gandhirasu, Secretary, Sri Kannapiran Educational and Charitable 04576-222678 Turst, Sri Kanna Matriculation School Compound, Mudukulathur 623 704 10. M. Mythili, Secretary, Good Luck NGO, 04561-354362, 354462 Bharathi Nagar, Thiruvadanai, 11. District Yuth Co-Ordinator, Nehru Yuva Kendra, 04567- 230937 Bharathinagar, Ramanathapuram.
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12: Linkages and Coordination with other agencies for Disaster Management National Capacity building is national agenda for Disaster Management Plan. All agencies both government and Private institutions have to be linked in disaster risk reductions
1. Health professional training programme 2. Engineers, Planners and Architects 3. Agriculture universities 4. All Government functionaries a. All India Services b. Central Services c. State Administrative Services
d. District Cadres e. Local Self- representatives and staff 5. Youth Organisation/Schools/Colleges/NSS/NCC/Home guard
These agencies are to be linked to pool human resources at the time of emergencies.
13. BUDGET AND OTHER FINANCIAL OUTLAY
The financial aspects of Disaster Risk Management entail various factors ranging from development planning to immediate relief post disaster, followed by investments made for reconstruction. As per the prevailing practice, the funds for preparedness, Mitigation and reconstruction are allocated by the Government as a part of budgetary allocations. The following funds are made available for Disaster Management
1. National Disaster Response Fund
2. State Disaster Response Fund
3. National Disaster Mitigation Fund
4. 14TH Finance Commissions recommendations Allocations by Ministries and Departments
Provisions in the Act of Disaster Management Plan Schemes
Flex fund as a part of Centrally Sponsored Scheme.
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14. MONITORING AND EVALUATION
Hon’ble Ministers
During a meeting to review the drought relief measures and other mitigations taken by the district administration, Hon’ble Revenue Minister, Secretary to Government, Housing and Urban Development Department, Secretariat, Chennai for Ramanathapuram district a monitoring officer for disaster Management, have assured to have special allocation for augmenting drinking water supply under Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT). The Minister pointed out that Ramanathapuram was one of the districts affected by acute drinking water scarcity and the district administration had taken steps to augment supply from bore wells in farm lands with State Disaster Response Fund and funds provided by Ramanathapuram Corporation. A detailed drought assessment study was conducted during the visit. Minister for Cooperatives have also assured to take measures to mitigate drought in district during meeting.
Monitoring teams
In order to report on the preventive action taken & preparedness status by various departments to avoid any damages to life/ property in case of any eventuality in the vulnerable areas identified, Inter-Departmental Zonal Team for each Taluk was constituted.
The Principal Secretary/Commissioner of Revenue Administration has also instructed to form Early Warning Team for North East Monsoon. Accordingly, the line department officials are hereby nominated for the Early Warning Team.
Committee Details Zonal Teams Early Warning Search& Rescue Shelter and Relief Water ways Committee Committee management No. of Total no of No. of Total no of No. of Total no of No. of Total no of No. of Total no of Teams members Teams members Teams members Teams members Teams members
15 227 12 13 12 44 12 74 12 33
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Inter Departmental Zonal Teams
15 Inter Departmental Zonal Teams have been formed at District Level. The team consists of Police, Fire & Rescue, Rural Development, Highways, Agriculture, PWD and Revenue officials to tackle the untoward incidents, if any happen. Moderately Vulnerable Locations
Name and Designation of the Nodal Team Contact No. Name of the Block Officer and Members Nodal Officer:
Thiru. Suresh,Assistant Project Officer, 9788160437 (Housing)RDDA,Ramanathapuram. Team Members: Tmt. MuthulakshmiST(Adw), Ramanathapuram. 9788764041 Thiru.A.Rajendiran
Block Development officer, 7402608169
Ramanathapuram.
Thiru. Chellappa, Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 8667870619 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. Murugesan,Special Tahsildar CS) Ramanathapuram. 9445923803 Thiru . Vigneshwaran, Sub-Inspector of Surveyor (Town) 9677478045
Ramanathapuram.
Er.K. Sivaramakrishnan, AE, 9443368720 PWD (WRO), LVB,Ramanathapuram. Thiru. N. Sargunam, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 7338721607 RAMANATHAPURAM TEAM Ramanathapuram. BLOCK I Thiru.Balasubramaniyan Revenue Inspector,Devipattinam. 9965407807
Thiru.Vijayakumar,Revenue Inspector, 9626837076 Ramanathapuram. Dr.Maheswari,Block Medical Officer Ramanathapuram. 9487405172 Dr. Radhakrishnan, Asst. Director of Animal Husbandary, 9443092549 Ramanathapuram Thiru.Gopalakrishnan,
Assistant Director of Agriculture, 9788516733 Ramanathapuram. Thiru.A.Muruganathan,AE (Highways), C&M, Ramanathapuram. 9444588217 Thiru. Muthupandi,Inspector of Police, Bazaar PS 9498186901
Thiru.Rajkumar Samuvel 8300016473 Inspector of Police,Devipattinam Thiru.S.Rajendran Station Fire Officer (i/c) 9445086231 Ramanathapuram.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru. C.Ravichandran, 9486552589 A.C.(Excise), Ramanathapuram Team Members: Thiru. M. Mari Tahsildar(SSS) 9442942876 Kilakkarai. Thiru.K.Ravi Block Development officer, 7402608171 Thiruppullani. Thiru. Santhi Zonal Deputy Tahsildar 9597749111 Kilakkarai.
Thiru. Saravanakumar
Deputy Block Development 9443326371
Officer, Thiruppullani
Thiru. Barkavi
Revenue Inspector, 9025869708
Kilakkarai.
Thiru.Lourthumalar
Revenue Inspector, 9095877756
TEAM T.U.Mangai
II Thiru.Kannan, 9750969662 A.E. Kundar Sub Division
Dr.Syed Rasikdeen Block Medical Officer 9486744730 Thiruppullani Thiru.Jahankir Ali, 9442756868 Live Stock Inspector,
THIRUPPULLANI Thiru.Amarlal BLOCK Assistant Director of 9443226130 Agriculture Officer
Thiruppullani.
Thiru. Dharmaraj
AE (Highways), C&M 9487272181
Sayalkudi.
Tmt.Thilakarani Inspector of Police,(I/C) 9498184901 Kilakkarai. Thiru.T. Leevan Christober Co-operative Sub Registrar 9786615695 Thiruppullani. Thiru. K. Shanmugaraja Station Fire Officer, 9445086246 Erwadi.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Office and Members
Nodal Officer: Thiru. H. Arulsekaran, 7402608159 AD(Audit),RDDA Ramanathapuram Team Members: Thiru.Balasaravanan Special Tahisldar(NH-210) 9566852027 Ramanathapuram Thiru. Shanmuganathan Block Development officer, 7402608173 Mandapam. Thiru. Pandia Rajan, AE PWD (Buildings), 9626666321 Ramanathapuram. Tmt. Saminathan, Zonal Deputy Tahsildar-II 9787793722 Ramanathapuram. Thiru.Nagarajan, AD Agriculture, 9443094193 Mandapam Block at Uchipuli. MANDAPAM BLOCK AND MANDAPAM Thiru. Sundararajamoorthy TOWN PANCHAYAT Firka Surveyor, Taluk Office 9042983288
Ramanathapuram.
Thiru. Ilavarasi, TEAM Executive Officer Town Panchayat, III 9751949957 Kamuthi and Mandapam charge
Tmt.Rajeswari, Revenue Inspector,Mandapam. 9842817832 Tmt. Manimegalai, 9894657676 Revenue Inspector,Perungulam. Er.Chinna Muthu Ramar, AEE, 9486483846 PWD (WRO),LVB,Ramanathapuram. Thiru.R.Surendran Block Medical Officer, Mandapam. 9841819841 Thiru. Ganesan 9789439019 Live Stock Inspector, Rameswaram. 9585460782 Thiru. A.Murugananthan,
AE (Highways), 9444588217 C&M,Ramanathapuram. Thiru. P. Rajamoorthi Co-operative Sub Registrar, 8072521032 Mandapam. Thiru. Senthilkumaran, 9498189951 Inspector Of Police,Uchipuli. Thiru. Sabarinathan 9498174155 Inspector Of Police,Mandapam. Thiru. N. Ramasamy, Station Fire Officer,Mandapam. 9445086236
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru. Ganesan, PA(Election), 9842531151 RDDA,Ramanathapuram Team Members: Thiru.Syed Mohamed Divisional Excise Officer, 9486573173 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. S. Pandi, Block Development officer, 7402608175 Rajasingamangalam. Thiru. Karthikeyan, Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 7339215661 R.S.Mangalam. Thiru. Muthu Ramalingam, Taluk Supply Officer, 9443502004 R.S.Mangalam Thiru. Meimozhi, Executive Officer Town 9751949957 Panchayat, R.S.Mangalam Thiru.Gnanasekaran, Revenue Inspector, 9789104030 RAJASINGAMANGALAM BLOCK AND TEAM IV Rajasingamangalam. Er. S.P.Srinivasan, RAJASINGAMANGALAM 9487036216 A.E. PWD (WRO), LVB TOWN PANCHAYAT
Dr.Suganthi @ A.Mathivathani, Block Medical Officer, 9843587395 Rajasingamangalam. Thiru.Muthusamy, Live Stock Inspector, 9486019420 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. Karuppaiah, 9080360953 Asst Director of Agriculture,
R.S.Mangalam Thiru.A.Muruganathan, A.E. (Highways), C&M, 9444588217 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. S.Anand, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 8838668780 R.S.Mangalam. Thiru. Gomathi, Inspector of Police, 9498171119 R.S.Mangalam. Thiru. M.Kamalanathan, Station Fire Officer, 9445086239 R.S.Mangalam.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: THIRUVADANAI Thiru.A. Kalyana Sundaram, BLOCK AND THONDI Assistant Executive 9787401432 TOWN PANCHAYAT Engineer(RDDA), Ramanathapuram. Team Members: Tmt. Sabithal Begam, Tahsildar,(SSS) 9865718673 R.S.Mangalam. Tmt.G.Ummul Jamia, Block Development officer 7402608177 Thiruvadanai. Thiru. Sethuraman, Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 9443505527 Thiruvadanai. Tmt. Meenakshi Sundaram, Taluk Supply Officer, 7373979733 Thiruvadanai, Thiru Meyyappan, Revenue Inspector, 9787501009 Thiruvadanai. Thiru.Amudhan,
Revenue Inspector, 9943800824 Thondi. Thiru.Kesavan, TEAM V Revenue Inspector, 9486560563 Mangalakudi. Thiru.S.Karthikeyan, AEE, PWD (WRO), LVB 9443905028
Dr.Vaithegi, Block Medical Officer 9489708248 Tiruvadanai. Tmt.Pandiammal, Live Stock Inspector, 9626667499 Thiruvadanai. Thiru. Karuppaiya, AD Agri, 9080360953 Tiruvadanai. Thiru.A.Muruganathan,AE (Highways), C&M 9444588217 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. Gandhi Raj 9486634040 CSR, Thiruvadanai
Tmt.Kalarani,
Inspector of Police 9498186929
Thiruvadanai.
Thiru. Sengol Raj
Station Fire Officer 9445086245 Thiruvadanai
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru.S.Kannan,APO, 9488557920 (Wages and Employment)RDDA, Ramanathapuram Team Members: Tmt.Amalorpava jeyarani, Tahsildar(SSS), 9442024261 Paramakudi. Thiru. M.Mahalingam, A.E. PWD (Buildings), 9865306189 Sub Division -I Thiru.Ranga Raju,
Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 9443495512 Paramakudi. Thiru. Varathan, Taluk Suply Officer, 8778372161 Paramakudi. Tr.PoopalaJothi Kamachi, Firka Surveyor, 8675240024 Paramakudi. Thiru. Kumaran, Revenue Inspector, 9487212567 Paramakudi. TEAM Dr.Thavamurugan, VI Block Medical Officer, 9566809508 PARAMAKUDI
Paramakudi. BLOCK
Er. M.Latha, 9487831826 A.E. PWD (WRO), LVB. Thiru.Muthusamy, Assistant Director of Animal 9443609111 Husbandary, Paramakudi. Thiru.Rajendran, Assistant Director of Agriculture, 9443619721 Paramakudi. Thiru. K.Lakshmanan, J.E. Highways C&M, 9442970280 Paramakudi Thiru.Sevagaperumal, Block Development officer 7402608179 Paramakudi. Thiru. Sivakumar, CSR, 9487213528 Paramakudi. Tmt. Amutha, Inspector of Police, 8300015284 AWPS Paramakudi. Thiru. K.Chandra Mohan , Station Fire Officer, 7402608179 Paramakudi.
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Name and Designation of Team the Nodal Officer and Contact No. Name of the Block Members Nodal Officer: Thiru.Kumaresan, 9865458371 Assistant Director,IFAD, Ramanathapuram. Team Members: Tmt. Sironmani ST(Adw), 9442044400 Paramakudi. Thiru. Sahayamery Block Development Officer, 7402608180 Bogalur. Thiru.Renga Raju,
Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 9443495512 Paramakudi. Thiru. Varathan, Taluk Suply Officer, 8778372161 Paramakudi. Tmt. Vinothini Ponsekar, Revenue Inspector, 9486179418 Bogalur. Tmt. Meenakshi, Revenue Inspector, 8610887484 Manjur. TEAM Er. R. Prabu, BOGALUR BLOCK VII 9884027488 A.E.E., PWD (WRO), LVB Dr.Pradeep, Block Medical Officer, 8220462837 Bogalur. Thiru.Sathaiah, Live Stock Inspector, 9500506973 Bogalur. Thiru.Kathiresan, Assistant Director of 9791794350 Agricultural, Bogalur. Thiru K.Lakshmanan, J.E. Highways C&M, 9442970280 Paramakudi. Thiru. K.Thiruloga Chandar, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 8870352220 Paramakudi. Tmt.Amutha, Inspector of Police, 8300015284 Chathirakudi. Thiru. C.Rajendran, Station Fire Officer, 9445086238 Paramakudi.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru. Alagesan, 9443396512 AEE,Rural Development.
Team Members: Thiru. Paramasivam , Tahsildar, National Highways , 9443288440 Paramakudi. Thiru. S.Sevuga Perumal, Block Development Officer, 702608183 Nainarkovil. Tmt.Megala, 9123544795 Zonal Deputy Tahsildar,
Paramakudi. Thiru. L.Gopal, Deputy Zonal BDO, 7402907611 Nainarkovil. Tmt.Valli, Revenue Inspector, 9344475606 Nainarkovil. Dr. Narean Vignesh, Block Medical Officer, 8056662223 TEAM Nainarkovil. NAINARKOVIL VIII BLOCK Er. Anand Babuji, A.E.PWD (WRO), LVB 9790543209
Thiru.Subramani, Live Stock Inspector, 9843830455
Thiru.Banuprakash, AD Agri, 9443090564 Nainarkovil. Thiru K.Lakshmanan, J.E. Highways C&M, 9442970280 Paramakudi. Thiru.Ravichandran, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 9443103173 Nainarkovil. Thiru. Raja, Inspector of Police, 9443962404 Nainarkovil. Thiru. C.Rajendran Station Fire Officer, 9445086238 Ramanathapuram.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru. Kesavadasan, 7402608158 Assistant Director,(Panchayat) Ramanathapuram. Team Members: Thiru.N.Annadurai, Block Development officer , 7402608187 Kamuthi. Thiru S.Sankarapandian,
Deputy Block Development 9789789986 officer,
Kamuthi. Tmt.Elavarasi Executive Officer, (`Town Panchayat) 7874058188 Kamuthi, Abiramam (Incharge) Thiru. Ayya Durai, Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 9843648049 Kamuthi. Thiru.Ramanathan,
AE, PWD Gundar Basin 9486259970 Division. Thiru.Velayuthamoorthy,
Revenue Inspector, 9965979192 TEAM Kamuthi (E) KAMUTHI BLOCK, IX Tmt.Manjula, KAMUTHI Revenue Inspector, 9442655113 TOWN PANCHAYAT Kamuthi(W) and ABIRAMAM Dr. Ashok, TOWN PANCHAYAT Block Medical Officer, 8825866027 Kamuthi, Thiru.Subramaniyan, Live Stock Inspector, 9843830455 Kamuthi. Thiru .Gershon Thangaraj, Assistant Director of 8870167153 Agriculture, Kamuthi. Thiru Sundarapandi, AE (Highways) , 7200632183 Kamuthi. Thiru. N.V.Govindan, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 9003164644 Kamuthi. Tmt.Rani, Inspector of Police, 9498183147 Kamuthi Circle. Thiru. S.Sampath Kumar, Station Fire Officer, 9445086233 Kamuthi.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru. M.Veerapan, 8778661234 P.A.(Small Savings), Ramanathapuram. Team Members: Tmt.Maragatha Mery, Tahsildar(SSS), 9566907352 Kadaladi. Thiru. A.Pandi, Block Development officer, 7402608189 Kadaladi.
Thiru.Sekar E.O. Town Panchayat, 7824058194 Sayalkudi. Thiru. Indrajith, Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 7639292823 Kadaladi. Thiru. Ravindran, 9442045456 A.E. PWD (Buildings)
Tmt. Lalitha,
Taluk Suply Officer, 9443928778 KADALADI BLOCK TEAM X Kadaladi. Tmt.Sankareswari, AND SAYALKUDI Revenue Inspector, 9788986887 TOWN PANCHAYAT Melaselvanoor. Tmt.Sharmila,
Revenue Inspector, 7708197334 Sayalkudi. Dr. Saravanan, Block Medical Officer, 9442942914 Kadaladi. Thiru.Ganesan, Live Stock Inspector, 8220209647 Kadaladi. Thiru. Kannan, 9750969662 A.E. Kundar Sub Division Thiru.Kesavaraman, Assistant Director of 9443642248 Agriculture, Officer, Kadaladi. Thiru. Dharmaraj, AE (Highways), C&M, 9487272181 Sayalkudi. Thiru. Krishnarao, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 9942725688 Kamuthi. Thiru.Tamil Selvan,
Inspector of Police, 8300060031 Sayalkudi PS. Thiru. Ponniah, 9445086241 Station Fire Officer,
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru. Sivasankaran, 8778661234 Special Deputy Collector, (SSS), Ramanathapuram
Team Members: Thiru. Dhameem Raja, Special Tahsildar (ADW), 8500566111 Mudukulathur.
Tmt.A.Magaleshwari, Block Development officer, 7402608185 Mudukulathur. Thiru. Chandiran, Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 9655766077 Mudukulathur. Tmt.Malathi,
E.O. Town Panchayat, 7874058189
Mudukulathur Tmt. Megala, 9445000367 Taluk Suply Officer,
Mudukulathur. Tmt.Gomathi, Revenue Inspector, 9360055630 Mudukulathur (N) Thiru. Pullani, Revenue Inspector, 8870425231 Mudukulathur (S) Thiru. Kannan, MUDUKULATHUR 9750969662 A.E. Kundar Sub Division. BLOCK AND TEAM XI Dr. Nepolean, TOWN PANCHAYAT Block Medical Officer, 9790192352 Kadaladi, Tmt.Joshi Thangarani, 7402563899 Live Stock Inspector, Thiru. Kesavaraman, Assistant Director of Agri, 9443642248 Mudukulathur. Thiru.Dharmaraj, AE (Highways), C&M, 9487272181 Sayalkudi. Thiru. M.R.Balaji, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 6374102400 Mudukulathur. Thiru. Dhanapal, Inspector of Police, 9498194140 Mudukulathur. Thiru. N. Mathavan, Station Fire Officer, 9445086237 Mudukulathur.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Dr. N.O. Sugaputra, I.A.S., 9445000472 Sub Collector, Ramanathapuram. Team Members: Tmt. Shanthi, Special Tahildar, (natham) 9487453425 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. N.Viswanathan, Municipal Commissioner, 7397382164 Ramanathapuram. Thiru.Chellappa, 8667870619 Zonal Deputy Tahsildar,
Ramanathapuram. Thiru. Murugeasan, Special Tahsildar (CS), 9445923803 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. R. Ganeshkumar, Field Surveyor, Taluk office, 9025252273 Ramanathapuram. Tr.Vijayakumar, TEAM Revenue Inspector, 9626837076 RAMANATHAPURAM XII Ramanathapuram. MUNICIPALITY Thiru. N.Sargunam, 7338721607 CSR, Ramnathapuram Er. Chinnamuthu Ramar, A.E., PWD (WRO), LVB 9486483846 Dr.Maheswari, Block Medical Officer, 9487405172 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. Ramanujam , Live stock Inspector, 9976017888 Ramanathapuram. Thiru.Gopalakrishnan, AD Agri, 8778976417 Ramanathapuram. Thiru A.Muruganathan, A.E. (Highways), C&M 9444588217 Ramanathapuram. Thiru. Muthu pandi, Inspector of Police, 9498186901 Ramanathapuram. Thiru.S.Rajendran, Station Fire Officer (i/c), 9445086231 Ramanathapuram.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru. S. Thangavel, 9445000473 Revenue Divisional Officer , Paramakudi. Team Members:
Thiru.P. Muthukumar, Special Tahsildar (Natham), 8012725519 Parmakudi. Thiru. V. Ramar, Municipal Commissioner , 8637658411 (Incharge) Paramakudi. Tmt. M. Mehala, Zonal Deputy Tahsildar, 9123544795 Paramakudi. Thiru.Varathan, Taluk Suply Officer, 8778372161 Paramakudi. Thiru. Palpandi, Revenue Inspector, 9943051067 Parthipanur. TEAM Thiru. Kannan, 9750969662 PARAMAKUDI XIII A.E. Kundar Sub Division MUNICIPALITY Dr. Thavamurugan, Block Medical Officer, 9566809508 Paramakudi. Thiru.Parthipan, Live Stock Inspector, 9677773731 Paramakudi Thiru.Rajendran, Assistant Director of 9443619721 Agriculture, Paramakudi. Thiru. Maheswaran,
AE (Highways), C&M , 8668067168 Mudukulathur. Thiru. K. Thirulogasandar, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 8870352220 Paramakudi. Thiru. Jeevarathinam, Inspector of Police,(incharge) 8300016513 Paramakudi Town Station. Thiru. C.Rajendran, Station Fire Officer, 9445086238 Paramakudi.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members
Nodal Officer: Thiru. K.Rajendran, 9384822195 AD(Fisheries),Rameswaram Team Members: Thiru. M. Abdul Jabar, Tahsildar(SSS), 9443495437 Rameshwaram.
Thiru.Ramanathan, Deputy BDO, 9443611990 Mandapam.
Thiru. V. Ramar, Municipal Commissioner, 8637658411 Rameswaram. Thiru.Sivashanmugam, Revenue Inspector, 9976794578 Rameswaram Dr.R.Surendran, Block Medical Officer, 9841819841 TEAM Mandapam. RAMESWARAM XIV MUNICIPALITY Thiru. Ganesan, 9789439019 Live Stock Inspector, 9585460782 Rameswaram. Thiru. Nagarajan,
Assistant Director of 9443094193 Agriculture Officer, Uchipuli. Thiru. Muruganandam, AE (Highways) State, 9421022170 Rameswaram. Tmt. Banumathi, Co-operative Sub Registrar 9442534179 (PDS), Mandapam. Tmt. Yamuna, Inspector of Police, 9498182099 Rameswaram Temple. Thiru. Sabarinathan, Inspector of Police, 9498174155 Mandapam Circle. Thiru. Sagadevan, Station Fire Officer, 9445086240 Rameswaram.
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Name and Designation of the Team Contact No. Name of the Block Nodal Officer and Members Nodal Officer: Thiru. Christoper Jeyaraj, 9445477843 District Supply Officer, Ramanathapuram. Team Members: Tmt.Dhanalakshmi, Municipal Commissioner, 9600844688 Keelakkarai. Thiru. Jamal Mohamed, Taluk Supply Officer, 9443549644 Kilakkarai. Thiru. Narasimman, Zonal Deputy BDO, 6379375820 Thiruppullani. Tmt.Malarvizhi, Zonal Deputy BDO, 9442473322 Thiruppullani. Thiru Ravindran, A.E. PWD (Buildings), 9442045456 KEELAKKARAI TEAM Kadaladi. MUNICIPALITY XV Er. Dhandapani, 9500620020 A.E. PWD (WRO), LVB Thiru.Goutham, 9944889660 Live Stock Inspector. Thiru.Amarlal, Assistant Director of 9443226130 Agriculture Officer. Thiruppullani. Thiru.Syed Rasikdeen, Block Medical Officer, 9486744730 Thiruppullani. Thiru. Leevan Christober, Co-operative Sub Registrar, 9786615695 Thiruppullani. Tmt. Thilagarani, Inspector of Police, 9498184901 AWPS, Kilakkarai. Thiru. Shanmugaraja, Station Fire Officer, 9445086246 Erwadi.
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15. RISK COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES
DEOC (DISTRICT EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER)
The Control Room of EOC is functioning in Collectorate with all facilities with Toll Free No.1077 and VHF sets. Further, the Base Station and Mobile Station are working in good condition.
EMERGENCY OPERATION CENTER CONTACT DETAILS TOLL FREE 1077
E-MAIL ID [email protected]
LAND LINE NO. 04567-230056-59, 04567-230060
04567- 230060 FAX NO.
VHF DETAILS Description Total
No. of Base stations 14
No. of Mobile Stations 12
Staff Strength
Designation No. of Staffs Special Tahsildar 1 Revenue Assistant 1 Junior Assistant (Consolidate Pay) 1 Typist (Consolidate Pay) 1 Desk Persons 2 Office Assistant (Consolidate Pay) 1 Total 7
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Base Station Mobile Station Walki Talki Repeater Stations
13 12 0 0
Base Stations Mobile Stations S. No Name of the Location S. No Name of the Location 1 Collector 1 Collector 2 DRO 2 DRO
3 PA(G) Chamber 3 RDO, Paramakudi 4 DSO 4 RDO ,Ramnad 5 RDO, Paramakudi 5 Ramnad 6 RDO ,Ramnad 6 Thiruvadanai 7 Ramnad 7 Kilakarai 8 Thiruvadanai 8 Rameshwaram 9 Rameshwaram 9 Paramakudi 10 Paramakudi 11 Kadaladi 10 Kadaladi
12 Mudukulathur 11 Mudukulathur
13 Kamuthi 12 Kamuthi
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16. IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBER
LIST OF TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF REVENUE COORDINATING DEPARTMENTS
S.No. Name of the officials Office Phone No Cell Number
1 Collector, 04567- 230056 to 9444183000 Ramanathapuram 230060 2 The Superintendent of Police, 04567-231380 8300016110 Ramnathapuram 3 District Revenue officer, 04567-230610, 230640 9445000926 Ramanathapuram 4 Project Director , RDDA, 04567-231404 9443248930 Ramanathapuram 7373704225 5 Personal Assitant (General ) to 04567-230558, 9445008147 Collector, Ramanathapuram 6 PAPD, Ramanathapuram 04567-231672 7402608156 7 Assistant Director, Panchayat 230431(04567) 7402608158
8 Revenue Divisional Officer, 220330 (04567) 9445000472 Ramanathapuram 9 Revenue Divisional Officer, 04564- 221661 9445000473 Paramakudi 04564-221390, 224151 10 Special Deputy Collector (GDP), 04567-230056 9445461747 Ramanathapuram 11 Public Relition Officer , 04567-230034 9498042439 Ramanathapuram 12 District Adithiravidar welfare officer, 04567-232101 7338801269 Ramanathapuram 13 District Social Welfare officer, 04567-230446 9443273591 Ramanathapuram 14 District Backwardclass welfare officer 04567-231288 9445477843 Ramanathapuram 15 Inspection Cell officer, 04567-230056,230057 7010564125 Ramanathapuram 16 District Disabled Welfare officer, 04567-231410 9442117726 Ramanathapuram 17 Assistant Commissioner (EXCISE), 04567-230056,230057 9445074591 Ramanathapuram 18 Porject Officer (ICDS), 04567-231135 9865259541 Ramanathapuram 19 District Supply officer, 04567-230056,230057 9445000362 Ramanathapuram 20 Joint Registrar ( Co- opertive), 04567-231168 9443444630 Ramanathapuram
21 Project Director (Mahalir Thittam) 04567-231341 9444094330 Ramanathapuram
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Agriculture Department 22 Joint Director (Agri), 04567-230387 9944388708 Ramanathapuram 23 Personal Assistant (Agriculture) to 04576-230056 9443378404 Collector, Ramanathapuram 24 Assistant Director (Agri), 04567-231312 8778976417 Ramanathapuram 25 Assistant Engineer (Agri Engineering) 04567-223783 8610203117 26 Executive Engineer (Agri Engineering) 04567-232493 8148851544 27 Deputy Director (Horticulture), 04567-230832 9442106453 Ramanathapuram Animal Husbandry Department 28 Joint Director (Animal Husbandary) 04567-230806 9445001118 Fisheries Department 29 Deputy Director (Fisheries), 04567-231402 9940252472 Ramanathapuram 30 Assistant Director (Fisheries) 04567-230355 9488378184 (South) Ramanathapuram 9443147739 (North) 31 Assistant Director (Fisheries), 04573-241066 9442573649 Mandapam 32 Assistant Director (Fisheries), 04573-221231 9487421838 Rameswaram Electricity Department 33 Superintendent Engineer (TNEB), 04567-230577 9443130576 Ramanathapuram 34 Executive Engineer, TNEB, 04567-231261 9445853033 Ramanathapuram 35 Executive Engineer, TNEB, 04564-226750 9445853030 Paramakudi Highways Department 36 Divisional Engineer, 04567 – 226370 9843331782 Ramanathapuram 37 Assistant Divisional Engineer, 04567 – 226419 7558183727 Ramanathapuram. 38 Assistant Divisional Engineer, 9994819726 Thiruvadanai. 39 Assistant Divisional Engineer, 04564 – 226715 9442606934 Paramakudi. 40 Assistant Divisional Engineer, 9442166732 Mudukulathur. 41 Assistant Divisional Engineer, 9443791488 Kamuthi. Revenue Department 42 Tahsildar, Ramanathapuram 04567-220352 9445000653 43 Tahsildar, Rameswaram 04573-221252 9445000654 44 Tahsildar, Kilakarai 04567-241255 8940478434 45 Tahsildar, Rajasingamangalam 8500566111 46 Tahsildar, Tiruvadanai 04561-254221 9445000655 47 Tahsildar, Paramakudi 04564-226223 9445000658 48 Tashildar, Mudukulathur 04576-222223 9445000656 49 Tahsildar, Kadaladi 04576-266558 9445000659 50 Tahsildar, Kamuthi 04576-223235 9445000657
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FIRE & RESCUE DEPARTMENT 51 District Fire Officer, 04567-230081 9445086230 Ramanathapuram 52 Ramanathapuram Fire Station 04567-230101 9445086231 53 Rameswaram Fire Station 04573-221273 9445086240 54 Mandapam Fire Station 04573-241544 9445086236 55 Vazhuthur Fire Station 9445086512 56 Paramakudi Fire Station 04564-230290 9445086238 57 Mudukulathur Fire Station 04576-222210 9445086237 58 Erwadi Fire Station 04576-263266 9445086233 59 Sayalkudi Fire Station 04576-244600 9445086241 60 R.S.Mangalam Fire Station 04561-251399 9445086239 61 Tiruvadanai Fire Station 04561-254399 9445086245 OTHERS 62 Assistant Director (Audit), 04567-231975 7402608159 Ramanathapuram 63 Personal Assistant (Noon meals ) to 04567-230487 9442989404 collector, Ramanathapuram 64 District Forest officer, 04567-230461 7708324267 Ramanathapuram 65 Wide Life Warden, Ramanathapuram 04567-230079 7708324267 66 Executive Engineer (PWD) Building 04567-230728 9487272515 and Maintenance, Ramanathapuram 67 Executive Engineer (PWD) (WRO) 04564-231354 9626900099 Paramakudi 68 District Manager , THADCO, 04567-231039 9445029472 Ramanathapuram 69 Assistant Director (Mines), 04567-231545 9789161624 Ramanathapuram 70 Executive Engineer, Kaveri Project, 04567-220540 9443533859 Ramanathapuram 71 Executive Engineer (RWS-Project) 9443410066 Ramanathapuram 72 Assistant Director ( Town Panchayat ) 04575-243046 7824058071 Sivagangai 73 Assistant Director (Kadhi) Madurai & 0452-2380381 9443137252 Ramnathapuram 74 Special officer (Ramco) 04567-220852 8125626423 75 Assisatant Commissioner of Labour, 04567-221833 9940748242 Ramanathapuram 76 Executive Engineer, Housing Board, 04567-220611 9940498962 Ramanathapuram 77 Managing Director, Avin, Karaikudi 04565-255700 7373184444
78 District Manager, TASMAC, 04567-232550 8610058074 Ramanathapuram 79 District Sport officer 04567-230238 7401703509 Ramanathapuram 80 Tourism officer, Rameswaram 04573-221371 9176995871
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Police Officers DIG, Ramnad. 04567 – 230780 (Off) 81 9498110099 04567 – 231310 Superintendent of Police, 04567-231380 8300016110 82 Ramnathapuram Fax.04567-232111 9444988887 Deputy Superintendent of Police, 9498188866 83 04567-221356 Ramnad. Deputy Superintendent of Police, 84 04564-226948 9498179890 Paramakudi. Addl. Superintendent of Police, 85 04576-223231 9498101618 Kamuthi. Deputy Superintendent of Police, 86 04573-221099 9498185470 Rameswaram. Deputy Superintendent of Police, 87 04567 -241566 9498169600 Keelakarai. Deputy Superintendent of Police, 88 04561-254282 9443133445 Thiruvadanai. Deputy Superintendent of Police, 9498120473 89 04576-223231 Mudukulathur. 90 ADSP, PEW, Ramnad 9443282223 91 ADSP, Admin, Ramnad 9443629319 Deputy Superintendent of Police 92 9443133445 (ALGSC) 93 INSPCTOR, SP Office. 04567-232110, 230111 8300035908 94 Control Room 04567-220759/100 8300024943 Police Station RAMANATHAPURAM SUB-DIVISION 95 Ramnad Town PS 04567-220354 9498186706 96 Ramnad Bazaar PS 04567-220725 9498168901 97 Kenikarai PS 04567-232739 9498179553 98 Devipattinam PS 04567-264231 8300016473 PARAMAKUDI SUB-DIVISION 99 Paramakudi Town PS 04564-226221 8300016513 100 Emaneswaram 04564-225857 8300016513 101 Paramakudi Taluk PS 04564-231969 9498169055 102 Nainarkoil PS 04564-266222 9498190400 103 Chathirakudi PS 04564-262229 8300015284 104 Parthibanur PS 04564-264235 9498184054 105 Abiramam PS 04576-265229 KAMUTHI SUB-DIVISION 106 Kamuthi PS 04576-223221 9498183147 107 Mandalamanickam PS 04576-223213 9498189982 108 Kovilangulam PS 04576-292248 8300016976 109 Perunali. PS 04576-268324 8300016976 110 Abiramam PS 04576-265229 9496354255 111 Rameswaram Town PS 04573-221227 8300036138 112 Rameswaram Temple PS 04573-221246 9498182099 113 Dhanuskodi PS 04573-221005 9498184901 114 Thangachimadam PS 04573-251463 9498189811 115 Mandapam PS 04573-241447 9498174155 116 Pamban PS 04573-231453 8300019370
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117 Uchipuli PS 04567-259253 9498189951 KEELAKARAI SUB-DIVISION 118 Keelakarai PS 04567-241272 9498106342 119 Thiruppulani PS 04567-254260 9498106342 120 Erwadi PS 04576-263290 9498171737 121 Sikkal PS 04567-267228 9498188466 122 Valinokkam PS 04576-262242 9498182099 123 Sayalkudi PS 04576-244244 8300060031 124 U.K.Mangai PS 04567-256222 9498103315 THIRUVADANAI SUB-DIVISION 125 Thiruvadanai PS 04561-254223 9498186929 126 Thondi PS 04561-253243 9498184499 127 S.P.Pattinam PS 04561-256700 8300004555 128 R.S.Mangalam PS 04561-251228 9498171119 129 Thirupalaikudi PS 04561-252240 8300007815 MUDUKULATHUR SUB-DIVISION 130 Mudukulathur PS 04576-222221 9498197180 131 Peraiyur PS 04576-257228 9498197180 132 Keelathooval PS 04576-256300 9498155644 133 Kadaladi PS 04576-266524 9498106342 134 Keelaselvanoor 04576-269240 9498180518 135 Theriruveli 04576-264282 9498197180
Name of the PHC Area of Mobile S.No Vehicle No. Name of the Driver PHC PHONE Operation Number 04564- Entire 1 Bogalur TN.09 G 0008 Thiru Sathaiah 6383668828 262325 PHC Area 04564- Entire 2 Manjur TN65G 0107 Thiru Sathaiah 6383668828 260460 PHC Area 04564- Entire 3 Nainarkoil TN.65.G.0709 Thiru.Saravanan 9442746776 266497 PHC Area 04567- Entire 4 P.Kodikulam TN.20.G.0595 Thiru Karthikoori 8072403272 291925 PHC Area 04564- Entire 5 Parthibanur TN.09.G.1783 Thiru.Krishnamoorthy9942407986 264623 PHC Area 04564- Entire 6 Pambur TN.65.G.0271 Thiru Sathaiah 6383668828 207737 PHC Area 04576- Entire 7 Melakodumalur TN.65.G 711 Thiru.Kumar 9600885751 207747 PHC Area 04576- Entire 8 Keelathooval TN.65.G.0654 Thiru.Ramu 7639782372 256285 PHC Area 04576- Entire 9 Natham TN.65.G 761 Thiru Rajasekaran 9443610215 265963 PHC Area 04576- Entire 10 Melaramanathi TN.65.G 761 Thiru Rajasekaran 9443610215 292085 PHC Area 04576- Entire 11 Peraiyur TN.65.G.0712 Thiru.Puvanendran 7200130777 257333 PHC Area Paramakudi, 04564- Municipal M.Thirumalai 9488744018 12 TN 65 A 6343 Municipality 226742 Area
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Details of Veterinary Hospitals, Veterinary Dispensary and Sub- centres in Ramanathapuram District.
MOBILE MEDICAL TEAMS
ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT NORTH EAST MONSOON - 2018 ANIMAL SHELTER Each one dispensary in 11 blocks were identified for Animal shelters
PLACE OF ANIMAL FODDER STORAGE POINT •RAMANATHAPURAM - VETERINARY HOSPITAL ,RAMANATHAPURAM
•KEELAKARAI - KEELAKARAI VETERINARY DISPENSARY
•UCHIPULI - UCHIPULI VETERINARY DISPENSARY •KADALADI - KADALADI VETERINARY HOSPITAL •THIRUVADANA I - THIRUVADANAI VETERINARY DISPENSARY
Taluk No.s RAMANATHAPURAM 2 KEELKARAI 1 KADALADI 1 THIRUVADANAI 1 Total 5 27
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Memories
North East Monsoon - 2020 Preparedness Meeting
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MOCK DRILL 05.09.2019 AT THIRUAPPALAIKUDI IN R.S.MANGALAM TALUK AND KANNIRAJAPURAM IN KADLADI TALUK (COASTAL VILLAGES)
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Demography
Description 2011 2001
Actual Population 13,53,445 11,87,604
Male 6,82,658 5,83,376
Female 6,70,787 6,04,228
Population Growth 14.0% 3.8%
Area Sq. Km 4104 4104
Density/km2 330 284 Proportion to Tamil Nadu Population 1.87% 1.9% Sex Ratio (Per 1000) 983 1036
Child Sex Ratio (0-6 Age) 961 964
Average Literacy 80.7% 73.0%
Male Literacy 87.81% 83.0%
Female Literacy 73.52% 63.4%
Total Child Population (0-6 Age) 1,40,644 1,49,587
Male Population (0-6 Age) 71,705 76,169
Female Population (0-6 Age) 68,939 73,418
Literates 9,78,946 7,57,344
Male Literates 5,36,487 4,21,041
Female Literates 4,42,459 3,36,303
Child Proportion (0-6 Age) 10.4% 12.6%
Boys Proportion (0-6 Age) 10.5% 13.05%
Girls Proportion (0-6 Age) 10.27% 12.15%
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General Information
District Head Quarters Hospital 1
Taluk Hospital 7
Non Taluk Hospital 2
Primary Health Centres 59
Health Sub Centres 259
Private Hospitals 170
Pharmacies 418
Human Resources in COVID-19 Preparedness Activities
DPH JD (DMS & DME) PRIVATE TOTAL
Doctors 159 146 220 525
Staff Nurses 248 306 350 904
Pharmacists 13 34 80 127
Health Inspectors 95 - - 95
Village Health Nurses 237 - - 237
Hospital Workers 74 61 288 423
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COVID-19 CORE TEAM
Sl. Contact Name Designation No No Thiru.M.Pradeepkumar, 1 Additional Collector, Ramanathapuram 9566084473 I.A.S 2 Mr.Gurunathan Project Officer, MagalirThittam 9444094330 3 Mr.G.Gopu PA (GENERAL) to Collector 9486552589 4 Dr. Alli Dean, Ramanathapuram Medical college 9841468032 5 Dr.Sahaya Stephen Raj Joint Director Medical & Rural Health Services 9444982676 6 Dr. Senthil Kumar Deputy Director of Health Services, Ramnad 9154155254 7 Dr. Indira Deputy Director of Health Services (i/c), Paramakudi 9944328531 8 Dr. ShivaramaPandian Designated Officer, Food Safety 9443381989 9 Dr. Muthaleeswaran NHM Coordinator 9789804212 10 Dr.Ram Babu District Epidemiologist 9500948258 11 Dr. Mohammed Jasir Assistant Program Manager, Ramnad 8056657277 12 Dr.Shibin Mathew NCD DPO, Ramnad 7010471203 13 Dr.Aarthy DTTMO, Ramnad 8220916123 14 Dr.Kalaiselvi DTTMO, Paramakudi 9500405060 15 Mr.Udayakumar District Entomologist Officer, Ramnad 9790308865 16 Mr.Kannan District Entomologist Officer, Paramakudi 8072266430 17 Mr.Prabhu Drug Inspector 9843234649 18 Dr.Navaeeth Liaison Officer (GH) 7598082142
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Communication Plan - Health & Family Welfare – Ramanathapuram Sl. No Name Designation Contact No
1 Dr. Alli Dean, Ramnad Medical College 9841468032
2 Dr. Sahaya Stephen Raj Joint Director Medical & Rural Health Services 9444982676
3 Dr.SenthilKumar Deputy Director of Health Services, Ramnad 9154155254
4 Dr. Indira Deputy Director of Health Services (i/c), Paramakudi 9944328531
5 Dr. Sivananthavalli Deputy Director (Family Welfare) 9443123904
6 Dr. Ravichandran Deputy Director (Leprosy) 9944177502
7 Dr. Krishnamoorthy Deputy Director (TB) 9443920121
8 Dr. Jawaharlal Hospital Superintendent, DHQH Ramnad 9360285811
9 Dr. Naganathan CMO, Paramakudi GH 9443883370
10 Dr. Muthaleeswaran NHM Coordinator 9789804212
11 Dr.Ram Babu District Epidemiologist 9500948258
12 Dr. Mohamed Jasir Assistant Program Manager, Ramnad 8056657277
13 Dr.Shibin Mathew NCD DPO, Ramnad 7010471203
14 Dr.Aarthy DTTMO, Ramnad 8220916123
15 Dr.Kalaiselvi DTTMO, Paramakudi 9500405060
16 Mr.Udayakumar District Entomologist Officer, Ramnad 9790308865
17 Mr.Kannan District Entomologist Officer, Paramakudi 8072266430
18 Mr.Prabhu Drug Inspector 9843234649
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District Level Communication ( HUD Wise)
Sl. Ramanathapuram HUD Paramakudi HUD Designation No. Name Contact No. Name Contact No.
Deputy Director of Health 1 Dr. Senthil Kumar 9154155254 Dr.IndiraSaravanan (i/c) 9944328531 Services (DDHS)
AsstProgramme Manager 2 Dr.MohammedJasir 8056657277 Dr.MohamedJasir 8056657277 (APM)
District Entomologist Officer 3 Mr.Udayakumar 9790308865 Thiru.Kannan 8072266430 (DMO)
4 District Epidemiologist Dr.Ram Babu 9500948258 Dr.Ram Babu 9500948258
District Programme Officer 5 Dr.Shibin Mathew 7010471203 Dr.Shibin Mathew 7010471203 (NCD)
District Training Team Medical 6 Dr.Aarthy 8220916123 Dr.K.KalaiSelvi 9500405060 Officer (DTTMO)
District Maternal and Child 8 K.Padma 8903657554 Mrs.K.Padma (i/c) 8903657554 Health Officer (DMCHO)
7 Statistical Asst (SA) P.Periyasamy (i/c) 9486602618 Thiru.Sirajdeen 9994051625
9 Administrative officer (AO) K.Veni 9962202196 Thiru.K.Ramkumar 9443444115
Personal Assistant (Tech) to 10 T.Nampurajan (i/c) 7825917888 Thiru.K.A.Krishnasamy (i/c) 9486631617 DDHS (PA)
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Block Level Communication – Ramanathapuram HUD Contact S.NO Block Name PHC Name Name Designation Number Dr.Maheswari Block Medical Officer 9487405172 1 Ramanathapuram Devipattinam Dr.Mathivathani Medical Officer 8610714287 Dr.Vaithegi Block Medical Officer 9489708248 2 Pandukudi Thondi Dr.Minu Medical Officer 8940901769 Dr.Suganthi Bose Block Medical Officer 9442251996 3 R.S.Mangalam R.S.Mangalam Dr.Abirami Medical Officer 8124040787 Dr.SyedRasikDeen Block Medical Officer 9486744730 4 Thirupullani T.U.Mangai Dr.Kishore Medical Officer 8015890968 Dr.Surendran Block Medical Officer 9841819841 5 Mandapam Uchipuli Dr.Haseena Medical Officer 7339569230
Block Level Communication – Paramakudi HUD Name of the S.No Name Designation Contact Number Block PHC Dr.Pradeep Block Medical Officer 8220462837 1 Bogalur Dr.TharaniPriyankadevi.M Medical Officer 8508230149 Dr.S.NarenVignesh Block Medical Officer 8056662223 2 Nainarkovil Dr.Jayalakshmi Medical Officer 9940944678 Dr. Thavamurugan Block Medical Officer 9566809508 3 Paramakudi Dr.Sasirekha Medical Officer 8870879729 Dr.K.Neppolean Block Medical Officer 9790192352 4 Mudukulathur Dr.Dinesh Medical Officer 9840737235 Dr.Saravanan Block Medical Officer 9442942914 5 Kadaladi Dr.Manikandan Medical Officer 8667833363 Dr.Ashok Block Medical Officer 9585400999 6 Kamuthi Dr.Suguanya Medical Officer 6380314705
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PHC Level Communication – Ramanathapuram HUD
Contact S.NO Block Name PHC Name Name Designation Number Dr.Maheswari Block Medical Officer 9487405172 1 Devipattinam Dr.Mathivathani Medical Officer 8610714287 Dr.Muneeswari Medical Officer 9597205070 2 Chitharkottai Mrs.Banumathi Staff Nurse 8248276600 Devipattinam Dr. Saravana kumar Medical Officer 9176273764 3 R.Kavanur Mrs.Asha Staff Nurse 9791395106 Dr.Ebinezer Medical Officer 9486117755 4 Ramnad Urban Mrs.Rangeela Staff Nurse 6381304405 Dr.KovalaKannan Medical Officer 9698308322 5 Pandukudi Mrs.Nithya Staff Nurse 9092633412 Dr.KulanthaiVelu Medical Officer 8610911941 6 Vellaiyapuram Mrs.Ponnuthai Staff Nurse 8344616500 Dr.NanthaGopal Medical Officer 7639208299 7 S.P.Pattinam Mrs.Sindhuja Staff Nurse 9629657757 Thondi Dr.Vaithegi Block Medical Officer 9489708248 8 Thondi Dr.Bharathi raja Medical Officer 9003580700 Dr.Vignesh Medical Officer 7289927348 9 Mangalakudi Mrs.Suganthi Staff Nurse 7598522316 10 Dr.Sneka Medical Officer 9629907564 Thiruvettiyur Mrs.Initha Staff Nurse 9786129697 Dr.Suganthi Bose Block Medical Officer 9442251996 11 R.S.Mangalam Dr.Abirami Medical Officer 8124040787 Dr.Ramanathan Medical Officer 9965778680 12 Anandhur Mrs.Viji Staff Nurse 9790966921 R.S.Mangalam Dr.Shyamala Medical Officer 9962302473 13 Thiruppalaikudi Mrs.Amutha Staff Nurse 9698094587 Dr.Sabarish Medical Officer 9488154730 14 Sholandur Mrs.Arockia Daisy Staff Nurse 9159358478 Dr.Sophia Medical Officer 7904847598 15 Thiruppullani Mrs.Latha ANM 9952216289 Dr.Livinson Medical Officer 9894990324 16 Periyapattinam Dr.Kalairajan Medical Officer 9787844161 T.U.Mangai Dr.Ambika Medical Officer 8220090562 17 Velanur Mrs.Jickye Staff Nurse 8870840961 Dr.SyedRasikDeen Block Medical Officer 9486744730 18 T.U.Mangai Dr.Kishore Medical Officer 8015890968
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Dr.Pradeep Medical Officer 6379116126 19 T.U.Mangai Regunathapuram Mrs.Parimala ANM 8870881387 Dr.Indhuja Medical Officer 8220995029 20 Kilakarai Urban Mrs.Dhivya Pharmacist 6374150340 Dr.Surendran Block Medical Officer 9841819841 21 Uchipuli Dr.Haseena Medical Officer 7339569230 Dr.Packianathan Medical Officer 9940057799 22 Mandapam Mrs.Manickavalli Auxillary Nurse Midwife 9943603311 Dr.Prasanth Medical Officer 6382199872 23 Vedhalai Mrs.RubaGayathri Staff Nurse 6383021085 Dr.Claret Medical Officer 9500862224 24 Pamban Mrs.Anlet Robin Mary Staff Nurse 9943328419 Uchipuli Dr.Niranjana Medical Officer 7550287909 25 Thangachimadam Mrs.Sarammal Staff Nurse 9940755989 Dr.Christopher Medical Officer 8668051723 26 Pudumadam Mrs.Vasantha ANM 9486232003 Dr.Stephano Medical Officer 9600171721 27 Thamaraikulam Mrs.Ganesammal Sector Health Nurse 8754650051 Dr.Soundarajan Medical Officer 7010958482 28 Puduvalasai Mr.Henry Pharmacist 9442136556 Dr.John Aaron Medical Officer 9944886878 29 Rameswaram Urban Mrs.Rangeela Pharmacist 6381304405
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PHC Level Communication – Paramakudi HUD
Name of the S.No Name of the PHC Name Designation Contact Number Block
Dr.Venkatesan.R Medical Officer 9677703691 30 Manjur Mrs.MBanumathy ANM 9944851394 Bogalur Dr.NithyaPriyanka.V Medical Officer 8754626398 31 Bogalur Mrs.Jalima Staff Nurse 8925172840 Dr.NarayanaMoorthy.V Medical Officer 7418834397 32 Appanur Mrs.Aarthy Staff Nurse 8015434332 Dr.Rathina Medical Officer 9710752201 33 Ervadi Mrs.CRajeswari Staff Nurse 8838959282 Dr.Ramachandiran Medical Officer 9940983834 34 Melakidaram Mrs.Ponmahalakshimi Staff Nurse 9894494776 Dr.NKamalanath Medical Officer 9742859204 35 Melasirupothu Mrs.Sridevi Staff Nurse 8760228209 Dr.karthikrajan Medical Officer 9843030615 36 Kadaladi Narippaiyur Mrs.Vairamathu ANM 8270070508 Dr.MithunManohar P S Medical Officer 9159507551 37 Sikkal Mrs.Maryanasundaram Staff Nurse 9597566460 Dr.KarpagaKayathiri Medical Officer 9487581989 38 Uchinatham Mrs.Gowthami Staff Nurse 6385270702 Dr.Vijitha.I Medical Officer 8754504774 39 Valinokkam Mrs.Lgline Staff Nurse 9003730545 Dr.Sumitha Medical Officer 9894957992 40 Sayalkudi Mrs.Muthumari Staff Nurse 9790437564 41 Dr.MadhanRagav Medical Officer 9865903299 Kovilankulam Mrs.Saranya Staff Nurse 8270646028 Dr.Shanmugapriya S Medical Officer 9790076315 42 Melaramanathi Mrs.Geetha ANM 9443013749 Dr.Vigneshwaramoorthy Medical Officer 8056521283 43 Natham Mrs.Valli Staff Nurse 7598699102 Dr.Harish R Medical Officer 9710871431 44 Perunazhi Mrs.Muthumari Staff Nurse 9003810422 Kamudhi Dr.C.Cheenu Medical Officer 9442163000 45 Ramasamypatti Mrs.Sumathy SHN 8668132904 Dr.Aadil Sheik S Medical Officer 7695941991 46 Mandalamanickam Mrs.Divyabharathi Staff Nurse 8344803514
Dr.Sathiskumar Medical Officer 9092097221
47 Peraiyur 6379812308 Mrs.MuthuPoongodi Staff Nurse
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Dr.Ananthakumar Medical Officer 8610257101 48 Melakodumalur Mrs.Kanaga Staff Nurse 8124181753 Dr.Vaishali Medical Officer 9080527870 49 Theriruveli Mrs.yogajothi ANM 8870380988 Muthukulathur Dr.Mohan Medical Officer 9442782328 50 Thiruvarangam Mrs.G B Rubini ANM 9443958758
Dr.Ruthrakumar Medical Officer 6369389603 51 Keelathuval Mrs.Rani Staff Nurse 9786211884 52 Dr.Akshaykumar Medical Officer 8667524739 Ariyankottai Mrs.Besty Staff Nurse 9943240270 Dr.S.Jeyakumar Medical Officer 8110820411 53 Nainarkoil P.kodikulam Mrs.Beula Staff Nurse 9600991691 Dr.Madhubala Medical Officer 7502080008 54 Nainarkoil Mrs.Sugantha Staff Nurse 8508876099 Dr.Narmatha Medical Officer 8248708643 55 Pambur Mrs.Selvi Pharmacist 9942294677 Dr.Pradeepa Medical Officer 7708328779 56 Paramakudi Venkitankurichi Mrs.Rajavalli Pharmacist 7094576209 Dr.Abitha Rani Medical Officer 8838892103 57 Parthibanoor Mrs.RahmathJaleela Staff Nurse 9626084335 Dr.Malini Medical Officer 9080360347 58 Bharathiyar park (UPHC) Mrs.AMohanavalli Pharmacist 9787979850 ParamakudiMpty Dr.Suganya Medical Officer 7871354997 59 Emaneswaram (UPHC) Mrs.SAynulMaharibha Pharmacist 8056731661
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COVID-19 Trained Team
S.No Name Designation Contact Number
1 Dr.MohamedJafferSathik Physician 9487111799
2 Dr. Bose Anaesthetist 6381043383
3 Dr. Pathampriya Paediatrician 8675111222
4 Dr. Preetha Pathologist 8608019195
5 Mrs. Sivasankari Microbiologist 8838337216
6 Mrs. Krishnaveni Nursing Superintendent 9442948611
7 Mr. Suresh Staff Nurse 9962850977
8 Mr. Palani Staff Nurse 9626193327
COVID Bed Capacity in Ramanathapuram District Isolation In charge person in Contact S.NO Name of the Govt. Hospital ward beds Isolation ward Number Govt.Head Quarters Hospital, 1 300 Dr. D. MuhammedJafferSadiq 9487111799 Ramanathapuram
2 Dr.J.Auspas 9894248857 Govt. Hospital, Paramakudi 100 Dr. A.M.Vanthitha 9952292992
3 Govt. Hospital, Rameswaram 20 Dr. N. Meenakumari 8610435927
4 Govt. Hospital, Mudukulathur 20 Dr.K.Gokul 9597838533
5 Govt. Hospital, Kamudhi 12 Dr.V.MohamedIfranHasan 8072397015
6 Govt. Hospital, Keelakarai 20 Dr. Rajeswaran 9790295657
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7 Govt. Hospital, Kadaladi 6 DR. U.MohamedMusthafa 8098357634
8 Govt. Hospital, Thiruvadanai 12 DR.G. Venkatesh 9969815777
9 Govt. Hospital, Mandapam Camp 6 Dr.R. Gayathri 9840052898
10 Govt. Hospital, Panaikulam 6 Dr.RameshBabu 9442044916 11 Parthibanur Block PHC 15 Dr. Shini 8248614668 12 Devipattinam Block PHC 14 Dr. Maheswari 8838855101 13 Velhospital 50 Dr.Malaiarasan 9842422184 14 Syed Ammal Hospital 6 Dr.Babu Abdullah 9486944888 15 Kanagamani Hospital 4 Dr.Aravindraj 9842421212 16 Arockiya Hospital 25 Dr. Baranikumar 9790223680 17 Pioneer Hospital 3 Dr. Mohamed Kyaudeen 9443130002 18 AasiMultispeciality Hospital 40 Dr. AasikAmeen 9442858585 19 Shifan Hospital 2 Dr. Mansoor 9842421504 20 Selva Hospital 5 Dr. Selvakumar 9942246655 Total 666
COVID Care Centres in Ramanathapuram District Isolation In charge person in Contact S.NO Name of the Govt. Hospital ward beds Isolation ward Number
1 Govt. Arts College,Paramakudi 100 Dr.Thavamurugan 9487111799
2 Alagappa Arts and Science 80 Dr.Pradeep 8220462837 College,Paramakudi 3 Anna University, Ramnad 100 Dr.Maheshwari 8610435927
4 Sethupathi Govt Arts College 100 Dr.EbinezerChellaraj 9486117755
5 Syed Ammal Engineering College 100 Dr.SyedRasikdeen 9486744730 Mohamed Sathak Engineering 6 60 Dr.Sultan Raja 9940877880 College, Keelakarai 7 St Marys School, Paramakudi 120 Dr.Thavamurugan
Total 660
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District Control Room 1800 425 7038 1077 1075 104
Name of the Shift S.No. Designation Contact Number In charge officer (21.03.2020 to 31.03.2020)
Dr.GnanaSundari Medical Officer 9585328858 8.00 A.M to 2.00 P.M - 1 Morning Duty Thiru.Vinothkumar Health Inspector 9629870017
Dr.Anandhu Medical Officer 9080541313 2.00 P.M to 8.00 P.M - 2 Afternoon Duty Thiru.Ambethkar Health Inspector 99947 22432
Dr.RamBabu Medical Officer 9500948258 8.00 P.M to 8.00 A.M – 3 Night Duty Mr.Naveen Health Inspector 8220625406
Name of the S.No. Designation Contact Number Shift In charge officer 8072441183 1 Tmt. Nagajothi Senior Revenue Inspector 06.00AM to 2.00PM
2 Thiru. Jeyaprabakaran Police Constable 9003672522 06.00AM to 2.00PM
3 Thiru. Govindarajan Senior Revenue Inspector 9750106126 02.00PM to 10.00PM
4 Thiru. Balamurugan Police Constable 8973534325 02.00PM to 10.00PM
5 Thiru. Arockiya Raja Senior Revenue Inspector 8903529519 10.00PM to 06.00AM
6 Thiru. Lakshmanan Police Constable 9894866548 10.00PM to 06.00AM
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District Contact Tracing Team Team-1
Contact Number Sl. No. Name of the Staffs Designation
1 Thiru. Udayakumar Dist. Entomologist, Ramnad 9790308865
Dr.Ram Babu District Epidemiologist 9500948258 2
3 Mr.Namburajan PA to DDHS, Ramnad 6381425956
4 Thiru. Gopal Special Tahsildar, Flying Squad 9443005379
5 Thiru. Boopathi Special Sub Inspector, Pamban 9498189112
Team-2
Sl. No. Name of the Staffs Designation Contact Number
1 Thiru.Kannan Dist. Entomologist, Paramakudi 8072266430
2 Thiru.Krishnaswamy PA to DDHS, Paramakudi 8220381161
3 Thiru. P.Karthikeyan Spl.Tahsildar , (INS Parundh) 9442451621
4 Tr.Senthil SSI, Erwadi 8300015374
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Team-3
Sl. No Name of the Staffs Designation Contact Number
1 Dr. D. Muhammed Jaffer Sadiq Physician, DH 9487111799
2 Tmt. SivaSankari Dist. Microbiologist 8838337216
3 Thir.G.Senthilkumar Tahsildar, TACTV 9486404114
4 Thiru.Anandan, SSI, Kenikarai 8300015248
Rapid Response Teams Total – 17
HUD Level – 2
Block Level – 11
Municipality Level – 4
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Rapid Response Team - Ramanathapuram HUD
Sl. No RRT Member Name Designation Contact number
1 Dr.AjithBrabhu Kumar District Surveillance Officer i/c 9994949975
2 Thiru. P.Udhayakumar District Malaria Officer 9790308865
3 Dr.Rahman Khan District Epidemiologist 8220485054
4 Thiru. T. Namburajan Technical PA to DDHS (i/c) 7825917888
5 Tmt.Sivasankari Microbiologist (DPHL) 8608019195
6 Dr.Jegadeeshan Pediatrician 9894642114
7. Dr.K. Sivaramapandiyan Food Safety Officer 9443381989 Spl. Sub Inspector of Police, Ramnad 8 Tr. Chithravel 9498189202 Town PS
Rapid Response Team –ParamakudiHUD
Sl. No RRT Member Name Designation Contact number
1 Dr. Indira District Surveillance Officer (i/c) 7339493001
2 Thiru.M.Kannan District Malaria Officer 8072266430
3 Thiru. K.A.Krishnasamy Techinal PA to DDHS (i/c) 9486631617
4 Tmt.Sivasankari Microbiologist (DPHL) 8608019195
5 Dr. Jegadeeshan Pediatrician 9894642114
Food Safety Officer 6 Dr.K.Sivaramapandiyan 9443381989
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Rapid Response Team – Block Level (11 Teams) Name of the member Contact Sl. No Name of the Block Designation Number
1 Dr.Maheswari Block Medical Officer 9487405172
2 Mrs. Stella Block Development Officer 8098915558
Ramanathapuram 3 (Team-1) Thiru.Stanley Sanitary Officer 9486454405
4 Thiru.Veeraperumal Block Health Supervisor 9442816185
Spl. Sub Inspector of Police, 5 Tr. Srinivasa Narayanan 8300015606 Ramnad Town PS
Contact Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Number
1 Dr.Surendran Block Medical Officer 9841819841
2 Mr. Perumal Block Development Officer 7402608173
Mandapam 3 Mr. Janarthanan Executive Officer 9442124203 (Team-2)
4 Mr. Vairavasundaram Block Health Supervisor 9442816185
Spl. Sub Inspector of Police, 5 Tr. Chellapandi 8300015425 Pamban Town PS
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Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Contact Number
1 Dr.SyedRasikdeen Block Medical Officer 9486744730
2 Mr. Ramesh Block Development Officer 7402608170
Thirupullani Block Development Officer 3 Thiru. Thana Pandi 7094721937 (Team-3) VP
4 Thiru.Pakeer Mohamed Block Health Supervisor 9944674437
Spl. Sub Inpector, 5 Tr. Shanmugavel 9498189379 Thirupulani PS.
Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Contact Number
1 Dr.Vaideki Block Medical Officer 9489708248
2 Mrs. UmmulSamiya Block Development Officer 7010694127
Thiruvadanai 3 Thiru.RajaGopal Block Medical Officer VP 9443408121 (Team-4)
4 Thiru.Santhanaraj Block Health Supervisor 7010678868
Spl. Sub Inpector, 5 Tr. Manoharan 9498188344 Thiruvadanai PS
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Contact Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Number
1 Dr.Suganthi Bose Block Medical Officer 9442251996
2 Mr. Raja Block Development Officer 9443444068
R.S.Mangalam 3 Tmt. Sellammal Block Development Officer 8098176930 (Team-5)
4 Thiru.Ramanathan Block Health Supervisor 9597710540
Spl. Sub Inpector, R.S. 5 Tr. Murugan 9498189082 Mangalam PS
Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Contact Number
1 Dr.Vignesh Block Medical Officer 9600011512
2 Thiru. Shanmuganathan Block Development Officer 9791527721
3 Bogalur (Team-6) Thiru.MohamadEkiyadeen Block Health Supervisor 8667231561
4 Thiru.Rajagopal Health Inspector 8489629375
Spl. Sub Inpector, 5 Tr.Nagaraj 9898189146 Chathirakudi PS
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Contact Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Number
1 Dr.Narain @ Vignesh Block Medical Officer 8056662223
2 Thiru. Rajendran Block Development Officer 7402608182
Nainarkovil 3 Thiru.Velmurugan Block Health Supervisor 8610653913 (Team-7)
4 Thiru.Saravana Kumar Health Inspector 8778295316
Spl. Sub Inpector, Nainarkoil 5 Tr. Meenachiayyan 9498189213 PS
Contact Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Number
1 Dr.Shinysirafudeen Block Medical Officer 8248614668
2 Thiru. Chandramohan Block Development Officer 7598064033
Paramakudi 3 Thiru.Shanmugavel Sanitary Officer 9751343728 (Team-8)
4 Thiru.Ganthi Block Health Supervisor 8675062739
Spl. Sub Inpector, 5 Tr. Muthusamy 9498188341 Emaneswaram PS
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Contact Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Number
1 Dr.Neppolean Block Medical Officer 9790192352
2 Mrs. Savithri Block Development Officer 7407608184
Mudhukulathur 3 Mrs. Malathi Executive Officer 7824058189 (Team-9)
4 Thiru.Govindasamy Block Health Supervisor 9486014297
Spl. Sub Inpector, 5 Tr. Madavan 9498188750 Mudukulathur PS
Contact Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Number
1 Dr.Vinothini Block Medical Officer 9443417054
2 Thiru. Ravi Block Development Officer 8973537732
3 Mrs. Ilavarasi Executive Officer(Kamuthi) 7824058188 Kamuthi(Team-10) 4 Thiru. Mahalingam Executive Officer(Abiramam) 7824058190
5 Thiru.PoonuPackiam Block Health Supervisor 9442717049
6 Tr. Vetrithivan Spl. Sub Inpector, Kamuthi PS 8300038182
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Contact Sl. No Name of the Block Name of the member Designation Number 1 Dr.Saravanan Block Medical Officer 9442942914
2 Thiru.Pandi Block Development Officer 9842378089
3 Kadaladi(Team-11) Thiru.Sekar Executive Officer(Sayalkudi) 7824058194
4 Thiru.Boomi Block Health Supervisor 9025767804
Spl. Sub Inpector, Elanjembur 5 Tr. Nagarajan 8300016761 PS
Rapid Response Team – Municipality Level (4 Teams)
Name of the Contact Sl. No Name of the member Designation Municipality Number 1 Thiru. Viswananathan Municipal Commissioner 7397388216
2 Dr.Maheswari Block Medical Officer 9487405172
3 Ramanathapuram Dr. Ebeniser Medical Officer 9486117755 (Team-1) 4 Thiru. Stanly Kumar Sanitary Officer 9486454405
Spl. Sub Inpector, Kenikkarai 5 Tr. Muthukrishnan 8300017077 PS
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Name of the Contact Sl. No Name of the member Designation Municipality Number 1 Thiru. Ramar Municipal Commissioner 8637658411
2 Dr. Surendran Block Medical Officer 9841819841 Rameshwaram (Team-2) 3 Dr. John A.P Medical Officer 9944886878
4 Thiru. Muthukumar Sanitary Inspector 8056917964
Name of the Contact Sl. No Name of the member Designation Municipality Number 1 Tmt. Dhanalakshmi Municipal Commissioner 9600824688
2 Dr. Syed Rashikdeen Block Medical Officer 9486744730
3 Paramakudi Dr. Indhuja Medical Officer 8220995029 (Team-3) 4 Thiru. Boopathi Sanitary Inspector 9750464501
Spl. Sub Inpector, 5 Tr. Ramesh 9498188482 KeelakaraiPS
Name of the Contact Sl. No Name of the member Designation Municipality Number 1 Thiru. Veeramuthukumar Municipal Commissioner 9789801085
2 Dr. ShiniSarfudeen Block Medical Officer 8248614668
3 Paramakudi Dr. Suganya Medical Officer 7871354997 (Team-4) 4 Thiru. Shanmugavel Sanitary Officer 9751343728
HC 1873 5 Tr. Sankar 8300017121 ParamakudiTaluk PS
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Ramanathapuram District - Special Medical Teams Allocation
Team Allocation No. Of. Teams
District Control Room 3 (24x7, 3 shifts)
Border Area (Check Post- Parthibanur, Kamuthi& S.P. Pattinam) 3 One shift (9am-5pm)
Special Medical Camp Site (Transit Point – ErwadiDharga) 1 One shift (9am-5pm)
Block Mobile Teams (MMU) 11 (For Home Quarantine)
Block Reserve Teams (RBSK) 15 (For Home Quarantine)
Total 33
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Contact Sl. Name of the Place Name of the Staffs Designation Number No. Dr. Suganth Medical Officer 9003375033 Mrs. Biruntha Staff Nurse 9344605395 1 ErwadiDharga Mrs. Helenrubiesther Pharmacist 9003655699 Mr. Balamurugan Health Inspector 9444609749 Dr.Keerthivasan Medical Officer 9445450185 Parthibanur Check Mrs.Bavithra SHN 8525959752 2 Post (Day Duty) 8.00 A.M to 2.00 P.M Thiru. Rajasekar Health Inspector 9488023195 Thiru. Senthil Field Worker 6374860151 Dr.Thavamurugan Medical Officer 9566809508 Parthibanur Check Mrs. Selvapriya Staff Nurse 9600714403 3 Post (Afternoon Duty) 2.00 P.M to 8.00 P.M Thiru.Subramaniyan Health Inspector 9443494571 Thiru. David Field Worker 6381910075 Dr. Shiva Medical Officer 9626676716 Parthibanur Check Mrs. Kalaivani Staff Nurse 9003571595 4 Post (Night Duty) 8.00 P.M to 8.00 A.M Mrs. Rajapriya Pharmacist 9976220779 Mr. Nagalingam Health Inspector 6379599375 Dr. Kirubakaran Medical Officer 8300110962 Kadaladi Check Post - Kannirajapuram Mrs. Pandiyammal SHN 9487368670 5 (Day Duty) Mrs. Kavitha Pharmacist 9600302150 8.00 A.M to 2.00 P.M Mr. Murugan Field Worker 9597210597 Dr. Manikandan Medical Officer 9941287287 Kadaladi Check Post - Kannirajapuram Mrs. Vino Vinnarasi Staff Nurse 9790232702 6 (Afternoon Duty) Mr. Sethurathinam Health Inspector 9486945383 2.00 P.M to 8.00 P.M Mr. Kalangiam Field Worker 9751844461
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Dr. ThiwanMohaideen Medical Officer 6379063813 Kadaladi Check Post - Kannirajapuram Mrs. Muthu Lakshmi Staff Nurse 6381669125 7 (Night Duty) Mr. Muthu Raja Pharmacist 9894330204 8.00 P.M to 8.00 A.M Mrs. Meenatchi Field Worker 7825018770 Dr.Minu Medical Officer 8940901769 S.P.Pattinam Check Mrs.Shanmugapriya Staff Nurse 8489416664 8 Post (Day Duty) 8.00 A.M to 2.00 P.M Thiru.Ilamparthy Health Inspector 8778334407 Thiru. Udaiyappan Field Worker 9489708248 Dr. Chandramohan Medical Officer 9788199591 S.P.Pattinam Check Post (Afternoon Mrs. Tharani Staff Nurse 9597801151 9 Duty) 2.00 P.M to Mr. Kannan Health Inspector 9655685142 8.00 P.M Mr. Abthahir Field Worker 9788778127 Dr.K. Sanjeevkumar Medical Officer 9095460497 Mrs.P.Saravanakumari Staff Nurse 9500336299 S.P.Pattinam Check 10 Post (Night Duty) Thiru. Renuka Health Inspector 9842585319 8.00 P.M to 8.00 A.M Thiru. Arumugam Field Worker 7708721226 Thiru. Selvaraj Field Worker 8098651331 Dr.IruthayaVickranth Medical Officer 9944759901 Thiruvadanai Mobile Team (Foreign Mr.SenthamilSelvan Pharmacist 9840801631 11 Passengers Follow Mr.Sornalingam Health Inspector 8526402527 up) Mr.Tamil Field Worker 9487235420 Dr.Sulthan Raja Medical Officer 9940877880 Kilakarai Mobile Team (Foreign Mrs.Jayalakshmi Staff Nurse 9597801151 12 Passengers Follow Mr.Klainton Health Inspector 9025460423 up) Mr.Antony Field Worker 9865602397 Dr. Harish Kumar Medical Officer 6381435188 R.S.Mangalam Mobile Team Mrs. Veni Staff Nurse 9843174578 13 (Foreign Passengers Mr. Kasim Health Inspector 6381971911 Follow up) Mr. Muthuvel Field Worker 9952725799
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Dr.E.Anushowba Medical Officer 8056776801 Mandapam Block Mobile Team(Foreign Mrs.A.Mareeswari Staff Nurse 8012678323 14 Passengers Follow Thiru. Namburajan Health Inspector 9944230439 up) Thiru. Arjunan Field Worker 9894842945 Dr. Lakshmi Prabha Medical Officer 9952598165 Bogalur Block Mobile Team(Foreign Mrs. Abinaya Staff Nurse 9486250504 15 Passengers Follow Mr. Selvaraj Health Inspector 9786219740 up) Mr. V.Balamurugan Field Worker 9159641800 Dr. A.Shalini Medical Officer 9500850047 Nainarkoil Block Mrs. Hemalatha Staff Nurse 9789926727 Mobile Team(Foreign 16 Passengers Follow Mr. Rajasekaran Health Inspector 7502826796 up) Mr. B.Nedunchelian Field Worker 9047639881
Dr. Chithra Jothi Medical Officer 9524540630 Mudukulathur Block Mobile Mr. Rajarajan Staff Nurse 7708043468 Team(Foreign 17 Passengers Follow Mr. Suresh Kannan Health Inspector 8220199788 up) Mr. Muthumuniyasamy Field Worker 9786929141
Dr. Sugadev Medical Officer 9655321982
Peraiyur Block Mobile Mrs. Kalaivani Staff Nurse 9003571595 Team(Foreign 18 Passengers Follow Mr. Ganeshan Health Inspector 9840557701 up) Mr. Kalimuthu Field Worker 9786455415
Dr.SamJaison Medical Officer 9566131856 Sayalkudi Block Mobile Team Mrs.Rajeswari Staff Nurse 9994994382 19 (Foreign Passengers Thiru.Chelladurai Health Inspector 9486326928 Follow up) Tmt.Banu Field Worker 9751303585
Devipatimam Mobile Dr. Nilofer Nisha Medical Officer 8667508322 Team(Foreign 20 8608641898 Passengers Mrs. Pavithra Lab Technician Follow up)
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Mr. Sreenivasan Health Inspector 9600631433
Mr. Nagendran Field Worker 8056657266
Thiru. M.Palraj Field Worker 9952727595
Dr.R.Deepika Medical Officer 7358687935 Sector Health Mrs.M.Malarvizhi 7092618666 ThirupullaniRBSK Nurse Female 21 Team(Reserve Thiru. Vijayakumar Health Inspector 9842618919 Team) Thiru. Chelladurai Field Worker 8523987467 Thiru. R.Dhanavel Field Worker 9791555439 Dr. Padmavathi Medical Officer 9789434869 Parthibanur Mrs. V. Pavithra Staff Nurse 8525959752 22 RBSK Female (Reserve Team) Mrs. S.Babysanthini Pharmacist 9791745499 Mr. Kuppu Field Worker 8903047061 Dr. Ayyappan Medical Officer 8610230783 Parthibanur Mrs.Indira SHN 7373576060 23 RBSK Male (Reserve Team) Thiru. Veluchamy Health Inspector 6382994390 Thiru. Ramachandran Field Worker 9786762818 Dr.M.M. Karthik Medical Officer 8508111222 Mrs.M.Vanathi Staff Nurse 9688877516 Mandapam 24 RBSK Male Thiru. Balasubramanian Health Inspector 9443502592 (Reserve Team) Thiru. Chellasamy Field Worker 9597922595 Thiru. M.Ramasamy Field Worker 6379547030 Dr.S.Joslin Shiny Medical Officer 7092072742 Sector Health Mrs.M. MumtajBegam 9655445034 Mandapam Nurse 25 RBSK Female Thiru. R.Karunanithi Health Inspector 9489505148 (Reserve Team) Thiru. Kalangiyam Field Worker 8870499552 Thiru. Ponnusamy Field Worker 8489568205
R.S. Mangalam Dr. VidyaPriyadharsini Medical Officer 8220331441 26 RBSK (Reserve Team) Mrs. Nalayini Pharmacist 8220946617
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Mr. Sivaramakrishnan Health Inspector 9698627506
Mr. Ganeshan Field Worker 9965157550 Dr. Pradeep Medical Officer 8220462837 Bogalur Block Mrs. Parimalagandhi SHN 9488160852 27 RBSK Mobile Team (Reserve Team) Ms. Jeyabharathi Pharmacist 7598294891 Mr. Balamurugan Field Worker 9159641800 Dr. Rajkumar Medical Officer 8056030852 Nainarkoil Block Mrs. Tamilselvi SHN 9751465417 28 Rbsk Mobile Team (Reserve Team) Ms. Preethi Pharmacist 8870690588 Mr. Dhamotharan Field Worker 9791833407 Dr. Umamaheswari Medical Officer 9489273500 Mudukulathur Block Mrs. Punitha SHN 9344698148 29 Rbsk Mobile Team (Reserve Team) Mr. Lenin Vasanth Ram Pharmacist 9047116121 Mr. Saravanan Field Worker 8056893835 Dr. Deepika Medical Officer 9944420215 Peraiyur Block Mrs. Agisha Staff Nurse 9944395536 30 Rbsk Mobile Team (Reserve Team) Mr. Muthumurugan Pharmacist 8220060790 Mr. Seeman Health Inspector 6380483041
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17. Disaster and its Kinds Do’s and Don’ts
FLOODS
Flooding is one of the natural disasters that threaten the lives and economic well being of Indians. A flood is caused when water inundates land, which is normally dry. While the pattern of flooding varies, there are few areas of the country where the community is not at risk. Flood warning is one way of reducing the damaging impact of floods. Following a flood warning for your area, typical actions you should take as a volunteer include giving instructions and increasing awareness about the dangers and preparedness measures, such as:
. All members of a community should know the safe route to nearest shelter/ raised pucca house.
. Move valuable/personal items to a safe place above expected flood level. Open doors of refrigerators and other heavy airtight items that could float, tip over and be damaged
. Switch off electricity and gas at supply points to the building.
. Protect/relocate stock and equipment in commercial/industrial premises.
. Have an emergency kits on hand which includes:
. A portable radio, torch and spare batteries.
. Stocks of fresh water, dry food (chura, mudi, gur, biscuits), kerosene, candle and matchboxes.
. Waterproof or polythene bags for clothing and valuables, an umbrella and bamboo stick (to protect from snakes), salt and sugar. A first aid kit, manual and strong ropes for tying things.
The earlier you act and increase awareness about the preparedness measures, the better you will be prepared. Both during and after a flood keep tuned to your radio Where possible, you will be kept up to date with the likely duration and level of flooding and when it is over you will receive advice from local authorities on where to obtain medical care, assistance with food, clothing, shelter and how best to help yourself and your community recover.
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DURING FLOODS
. Encourage drinking of boiled water.
. Make sure that all the food is kept covered, don’t take heavy meals. Use raw tea, rice-water, tender coconut-water, etc. during diarrhoea; contact your ANM/AWW for ORS and treatment. Do not let children remain on empty stomach.
. Give instructions to use bleaching powder and lime to disinfect the surrounding.
. As a volunteer, help the officials distribute relief materials.
AFTER THE FLOOD - VITAL POINTS
Floodwater can be extremely polluted and as a volunteer it is essential to spread awareness of the following in the affected areas, so as to follow these rules to reduce riskof injury, sickness or infection:
. Do not eat food, which has been in contact with floodwater.
. Boil all water until supplies have been declared safe.
. Do not handle wet electrical equipment.
. Avoid wading even in shallow water as it may be contaminated - if you must enter shallow floodwater, wear solid boots or shoes for protection.
. Beware of snakes and spiders, which may move to drier areas in your house.
. Check with police for safe routes before driving anywhere.
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Water Depth and Current
The great majority of the deaths from flooding result from people attempting to drive, walk, or swim through floodwaters. Floodwater depth and current are easily misjudged and are capable of sweeping away and submerging even largevehicles. Also in small streams the water level can change suddenly. Some death has even resulted from people camping in, or near, normally dry riverbeds. Peoplehave also died when flash floods occur in storm water drains and irrigation channels.
Hidden Dangers
Many of those thought to have drowned in floods, especially flash floods,
may actually have been killed by the violence of the water, oras a result of
having been struck by, or having struck and object in the water or the river
bed. Thus, simply being a good swimmer may not be enough to survive.
THEREFORE DO NOT ENTER OR DRIVE INTO FLOOD WATERS, especially
where an obvious current exists. If your vehicle becomes stranded in
floodwater, leave it and move to higher ground before the water level rises
further. BE AWARE of other potential injuries or adverse effects from
floodwaters such as:
. Possibility of exposure (hypothermia) after becoming soaked;
. Risk of illness after drinking from water supplies polluted by sewage and other hazardous wastes in urban and recreation areas;
. Injuries from vehicle accidents caused by road washouts, soft edges and damaged bridges; and
. Electrocution by overhead or fallen power lines. If in a boat on floodwater, be aware of power lines. They may be dangerously close to an aerial, mast, cabin, etc, or may even be in the water.
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INITIAL STEPS
It may take months, rather than weeks, to get a house back into its original condition. However it is important to start work just as soon as the rain stops and the water has receded. As a volunteer, your duties include giving instructions and increasing awareness about the dangers and preparedness measures that need to be done as quickly as possible:
. Clear up, drain and start drying out the house as soon as floodwaters recede. . Take out everything that is wet and that can be moved - floor coverings, furniture, bedding and clothing.
. On dry days, keep all doors and windows open. On wet days, leave windows slightly open.
. Drain away water under the house, and try to increase the airflow there to assist drying.
. Check for trapped water and mud in wall cavities, as well as areas such as shower trays, baths, benches and bottom shelves.
WARNING
The hints given assume there is no structural building damage such as leaning walls or foundation damage. If there are any signs that the house has moved on its foundations - buckled floors, new cracks in the walls, out-of-shape doorframes, consult a qualified structural engineer or building consultant.
CLOUD BURSTS
It is a sudden occurrence and severe heavy rain and of very high intensity in a limited place. It creates a sudden flood in both plain and hilly areas, causes big landslides, brings down boulders, and uproots trees. Due to this, torrential rain occurs in a limited area.
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Cloudbursts cause heavy damages in the flood prone plain areas. Due to sudden rain or water flow, breaching of banks and over flowing of dams could happen.It causes landslide, traffic obstruction and damages to houses.Periodically, in the cloud burst areas, people have to construct houses in higher elevation than in flood prone places. This has to be enforced very strictly for saving the people. People should avoid rivers and drainage channels during cloud burst as sudden flooding may endanger their lives. Cloudbursts bring a lot of debris and boulders, and silt larger areas and make it uncultivable. The most vulnerable areas could be the plains adjoining the hills.
THUNDER & LIGHTNING
Thunder is the sound that follows a flash of lightening and is caused by sudden expansion of the air in the path of the electrical discharge.
DURING THUNDERSTORMS
Lightning claims quite a few lives and injures many every year. Quite a large number of injuries from the electric shock received while using fixed telephones during thunderstorms.
TAKE ACTION NOW
Consult an electrician for advice on lightning conductors required for your house.
IF CAUGHT OUTDOORS
If you hear thunder 10 seconds after a lightning flash, it is only about three kilometres away. The shorter the time, the closer the lightning, so find shelter urgently.
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As a volunteer you must make sure you give instructions and increase awareness about the dangers associated with thunderstorms and lightening and preparedness measures, such as:
Seek shelter in a hardtop (metal-bodied) vehicle or solid building but avoid small open structures or fabric tents.
Never take shelter under a small group of (or single) tree(s).
If far from any shelter, crouch (low, feet together), preferably in a hollow. Remove metal objects from head / body. Do not lie down flat but avoid being the highest object.
If your hair stands on end or you hear `buzzing’ from nearby rocks, fences, etc, move immediately. At night, a blue glow may show if an object is about to be struck.
. Do not fly kites during thunderstorms.
. Do not handle fishing rods, umbrellas or metal rods, etc.
. Stay away from metal poles, fences, clotheslines etc.
. Do not ride bicycles or travel on open vehicles.
. If driving, slow down or park away from trees, power lines, stay inside metal-bodied (hard top) vehicles or in a pucca building but do not touch any metal sections.
. If in water, leave the water immediately.
. If on a boat, go ashore to a shelter as soon as possible.
. Be sure the mast and stays of the boat are adequately secured.
IF YOU ARE INDOOR’S
. Before the storm arrives, disconnect external aerial and power leads to radios and television sets. Disconnect computer modems and power leads.
. Draw all curtains and keep clear of windows, electrical appliances, pipes and other metal fixtures (e.g. do not use the bath, shower, hand basin or other electric equipments)
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Avoid the use of fixed telephones. In emergencies, make calls brief, (do not touch any metal, brick or concrete) and do not stand bare foot on concrete or tiled floors.
FIRST AID
Apply immediate heart massage and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to lightning victims until medical help arrives. (You won’t receive a shock from the victim).
LIGHTNING FACTS AND MYTHS
. When struck, people do not glow or fry to a crisp but the heart and breathing are often affected.
. Only about 30% of people struck actually die, and the incidence of long- term disability is low, particularly when appropriate first aid is applied promptly.
. If your clothes are wet, you are less likely to be seriously injured if struck, as most of the charge will be conducted through the wet clothes rather than your body.
. Lightning can, and often does, strike more than once in the same place.
HEAT WAVES
Heat Wave conditions can result in physiological strain, which could even result in death. Orissa experienced severe heat wave conditions during April to mid June in 1998, and nearly 2,000 people died of heat stroke. To minimise the impact during the heat wave and to prevent serious ailment or death because of heat stroke, you can as a volunteer give instructions and increase awareness about the dangers and preparedness measures, such as the following measures:
. Avoid going out in the sun, especially between 12.00 noon and 3.00 p.m.
. Drink sufficient water and as often as possible, even if not thirsty
. Wear lightweight, light-coloured, loose, and porous cotton clothes. Use
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. Protective goggles, umbrella/hat, shoes or chappals while going out in sun. Avoid strenuous activities when the outside temperature is high. Avoid working outside between 12 noon and 3 p.m. While travelling, carry water with you.
. Avoid alcohol, tea, coffee and carbonated soft drinks, which dehydrates the body.
. Avoid high-protein food.
. If you work outside, use a hat or an umbrella and also use a damp cloth on your head, neck, face and limbs Do not leave children or pets in parked vehicles
. If you feel faint or ill, see a doctor immediately.
. Use ORS, homemade drinks like lassi, torani (rice water), lemon water, buttermilk, etc. which helps to re-hydrate the body.
. Keep animals in shade and give them plenty of water to drink.
. Keep your home cool, use curtains, shutters or sunshade and open windows at night.
. Use fans, damp clothing and take bath in cold water frequently.
TIPS FOR TREATMENT OF A PERSON AFFECTED BY SUNSTROKE:
. Lay the person in a cool place, under a shade. Wipe her/him with a wet cloth/wash the body frequently. Pour normal temperature water on the head. The main thing is to bring down the body temperature.
. Give the person ORS to drink or lemon sarbat/torani or whatever is useful to re-hydrate the body.
. Take the person immediately to the nearest health centre. The patient needs immediate hospitalisation, as heat strokes could be fatal.
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ACCLIMATISATION
People at risk are those who have come from a cooler climate to a hot climate. You may have such a person(s) visiting your family during the heat wave season. They should not move about in open field for a period of one week till the body is acclimatized to heat and should drink plenty of water. Acclimatization is achieved by gradual exposure to the hot environment during heat wave.
DROUGHTS
Droughts are slow creeping disasters. Of all disasters, droughts have the greatest potential economic impact and can affect the largest number of people. Droughts affect large geographical areas – often covering whole countries or parts of continents – they may last for months and in some cases several years. They invariably have a direct and significant impact on food production and the overall economy. A drought is a slow onset natural hazard and it offers time and opportunity to mitigate its impact. Drought connotes a situation of scarcity and distress usually caused by prolonged failure of rains, affecting agricultural activities adversely, leading to loss of production and employment, drinking water shortages, deficiency in fodder supply, etc.
Consequential effects are migration of people in search of an alternative employment or livelihood.
Typical adverse effects of droughts are:
. Reduced income for farmers
. Negative impact on agricultural economy
. Negative impact on nutritional status
. Increased stress and morbidity if migration occurs
. Loss of water quality and quantity
. Negative social impact
As far as action points for the district administration are concerned, it would be useful to distinguish between widespread and prolonged droughts calling National or State level policies, and, the more frequently occurring local level scarcities. The two major reasons for onset of drought are the failure of monsoons, and inadequate water conservation efforts.
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POSSIBLE RISK REDUCING MEASURES
To reduce the risk of transitory food insecurity due to drought, it is necessary to protect people’s access to food through:
. Ensuring the availability of food in the affected areas, and
. Protecting the entitlements of all groups within the affected population.
. Some of the principal measures for maintaining food security during
. droughts are:
. Price Stabilization
. Food subsidies
. Employment creation programs
. General food distributions
. Supplementary feeding programs
. Special programs for livestock and pastorals populations
. Complementary water programs
. Complementary health programs
POST DROUGHT ASSISTANCE
The affected population must be assisted to replace assets lost during the period of temporary food insecurity and where this is realistic to re-establish their livelihoods. The severity of this food insecurity episode will determine the nature and scale of the rehabilitation requirements. Thus, if migration to camps and significantly increased mortality has occurred, then a comprehensive rehabilitation program will be required. This may involve:
. Health care counseling
Assisting the migrants back to their homes
. Material support to re-establish their homes and productive activities. Such provisions may include seeds, tools, cooking utensils, blankets, and support until households are capable of supporting themselves.
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If the impact of the temporary food insecurity episode has not been severe and most households have not been obliged to sell productive assets (e.g. consume seed stocks and breeding livestock) then a rehabilitation program may not be required. Rehabilitation needs should therefore be carefully assessed and intervention tailored to the particular situation.
GEOLOGICALLY RELATED DISASTERS
EARTHQUAKES
Earthquakes are a shaking or trembling of the earth that is volcanic or tectonic in origin. Earthquakes usually give no warning at all.Prepare your family before the earthquake. It is better to be prepared before hand. So now is the time to formulate a safety plan for you and your family. If you wait until the earth starts to shake, it may be too late. As a volunteer, give instructions and increase awareness about the dangers and preparedness measures, such as the following safety measures:
. Always keep the following in a designated place: bottled drinking water, non-perishable food (chura, gur, etc), first-aid kit, torchlight Keep battery-operated radio with extra batteries.
. Teach family members how to turn off electricity, gas, etc.
. Identify places in the house that can provide cover during an earthquake.
. It may be easier to make long distance calls during an earthquake Identify an out-of-town relative or friend as your family’s emergency contact. If the family members get separated after the earthquake and are not able to contact each other, they should contact the designated relative/friend. The address and phone number of the contperson/relative should be with all the family members.
SAFEGUARD YOUR HOUSE
. Consider retrofitting your house with earthquake-safety measures. Reinforcing the foundation and frame could make your house quake resistant. You may consult a reputable contractor and follow building codes.
. Kutchha buildings can also be retrofitted and strengthened.
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DURING EARTHQUAKE
Earthquakes give no warning at all. Sometimes, a loud rumbling sound might signal its arrival a few seconds ahead of time. Those few seconds could give you a chance to move to a safer location. Here are some tips for keeping safe during a quake.
Take cover. Go under a table or other sturdy furniture; kneel, sit, or stay close to the floor. Hold on to furniture legs for balance. Be prepared to move if your cover moves.
If no sturdy cover is nearby, kneel or sit close to the floor next to a structurally sound interior wall. Place your hands on the floor for balance.
Do not stand in doorways. Violent motion could cause doors to slam and cause serious injuries. You may also be hit be flying objects. Move away from windows, mirrors, bookcases and other unsecured heavy objects.
If you are in bed, stay there and cover yourself with pillows and blankets
Do not run outside if you are inside. Never use the lift.
If you are living in a kutcha house, the best thing to do is to move to an open area where there are no trees, electricity or telephone wires.
IF OUTDOORS:
. Move into the open, away from buildings, streetlights, and utility wires. Once in the open, stay there until the shaking stops.
. If your home is badly damaged, you will have to leave. Collect water, food, medicine, other essential items and important documents before leaving.
. Avoid places where there are loose electrical wires and do not touch metal objects that are in touch with the loose wires.
. Do not re-enter damaged buildings and stay away from badly damaged structures.
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IF IN A MOVING VEHICLE:
Move to a clear area away from buildings, trees, overpasses, or utility wires, stop, and stay in the vehicle. Once the shaking has stopped, proceed with caution. Avoid bridges or ramps that might have been damaged by the quake.
AFTER THE QUAKE
Here are a few things to keep in mind after an earthquake. The caution you display in the aftermath can be essential for your personal safety.
. Wear shoes/chappals to protect your feet from debris
. After the first tremor, be prepared for aftershocks. Though less intense, aftershocks cause additional damages and may bring down weakened structures. Aftershocks can occur in the first hours, days, weeks, or even months after the quake.
. Check for fire hazards and use torchlights instead of candles or lanterns.
. If the building you live in is in a good shape after the earthquake, stay inside and listen for radio advises. If you are not certain about the damage to your building, evacuate carefully. Do not touch downed power line.
. Help injured or trapped persons. Give first aid where appropriate. Do not move seriously injured persons unless they are in immediate danger of further injury. In such cases call for help.
. Remember to help your neighbours who may require special assistance- infants, the elderly, and people with disabilities.
. Listen to a battery-operated radio for the latest emergency information.
. Stay out of damaged buildings.
. Return home only when authorities say it is safe. Clean up spilled medicines, bleaches or gasoline or other flammable liquids immediately. Leave the area if you smell gas or fumes from other chemicals. Open closet and cupboard doors cautiously.
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. If you smell gas or hear hissing noise, open windows and quickly leave the building. Turn off the switch on the top of the gas cylinder.
. Look for electrical system damages - if you see sparks, broken wires, or if you smell burning of amber, turn off electricity at the main fuse box. If you have to step in water to get to the fuse box, call an electrician first for advice.
. Check for sewage and water lines damage. If you suspect sewage lines are damaged, avoid using the toilets. If water pipes are damaged, avoid using water from the tap.
. Use the telephone only for emergency calls.
. In case family members are separated from one another during an earthquake (a real possibility during the day when adults are at work and children are at school), develop a plan for reuniting after the disaster. Ask an out of state / district relative or friend to serve as the “family contact”. Make sure everyone in the family knows the name, address, and phone number(s) of the contact person(s).
LAND SLIDES
A landslide is the downward and outward movement of slope forming material, composed of natural rocks, soils, artificial fills or combination of these materials. Landslides, in a strict sense, do not include creep phenomena or subsidence but usually these are considered along with landslides because of their relation to instability of slope. Factor causing landslides
Geological Hydrological Seismic Land use Unscientific land use and land management practices Improper drainage system Cultivation on steep slopen andindiscriminate Construction activities on steep slopes Steep road cuts
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Deforestation etc. Effect Slope failure resulting in frequent road blocks Affect power generation units Loss of lives and properties Siltation in lakes and reservoirs Affect trade and tourism Affect other developmental, cultural and economic activities Precautionary measures Adopted Cultivated lands. Land capability based land use and land management practices Diversion of water from unprotected areas Development and management of steep slopes Graded bunding and trenching Bench terracing (inward sloping) Vegetative or bio-engineering measures Puertorican type of terrace with Guatemala, Napier grass Vegetative hedges across slope Well planned lateral and vertical drains, toe drains, drop pits for safe disposal of runoff water . Tea plantation . Staggered contour trenching . Radial and vertical drains . Mulching . Vegetative barriers . Inter cropping of cover crops like beans . No need of demolishing benches for tea
Residential development/construction activities
. Proper town planning
. Landslide zonation
. Avoid encroachments on steep slope
. Slope stabilization measure
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Watch out for:
. New springs, seepage or saturated ground in areas
. Unusual bulge or cracks on the ground
. Movement of soil away from foundation
. Tilting or crack on concrete floor and foundation
. Leaning telephone poles, trees, retaining wall or fences
. Sunken road beds
. Rapid increase in creek water levels accompanied by increased turbidity Sticking doors and windows and visible open spaces indicating jambs and frames out of plumb
Areas vulnerable to landslides
On existing landslides
. On or at base of hill slopes
. At the base or top of an old fill slope
. At the base or top of a steep slope
. Become familiar with the land around you
What to do during a landslide?
Quickly move out of the path of the landslide or debris flow. Moving Away from the path of the flow to a stable area will reduce your risk.
If escape is not possible, curl into a tight ball and protect your head. A tight ball will provide the best protection for your body.
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What to do after a landslide?
Stay away from the slide area. There may be danger of additional slides.
. Check for injured and trapped persons near the slide, without entering the direct slide area. Direct rescuers to their locations.
. Help a neighbour who may require special assistance infants, elderly people, and people with disabilities.
. Elderly people and people with disabilities may require additional assistance.
. Who have large families may need additional assistance in emergency situations.
. Listen to local radio or television stations for the latest emergency information.
. Watch for flooding, which may occur after a landslide or debris flow. Floods sometimes follow landslides and debris flows because they may both be started by the same event.
. Look for and report broken utility lines to appropriate authorities. Reporting potential hazards will get the utilities as quickly as possible, preventing further hazard and injury.
. Check the building foundation, chimney, and surrounding land for damage.
. Damage to foundations, chimneys, or surrounding land may help you assess the safety of the area.
. Replant damaged ground as soon as possible since erosion caused by loss of ground cover can lead to flash flooding.
. Seek the advice of a technical expert for evaluating landslide hazards or designing corrective techniques to reduce landslide risk.
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ACCIDENT RELATED DISASTERS URBAN & RURAL FIRES
Urban fires are manmade disasters, and lives and properties worth millions
of rupees are lost. The phases in the development of an urban fire are outbreak,
development, spread, and extinction. Besides cataclysmic natural events, urban
fires are caused by electrical faults (in an estimated 35-40 percent of cases),
human carelessness or malevolence, the lack of supervision of a naked flame, or
the uncontrolled product of a chemical or physical reaction. Once the flame is
ignited it would either go out by itself or spread in its initial surroundings at a
variable speed. The materials encountered are likely to vary in terms of their
abundance, flammability and calorific potential. As it develops, the fire would
produce heat and hot gases, which are potentially toxic or chemically aggressive.
The spread of fire in urban areas depends on the structure and materials of
buildings, their volumes and partitions or spacing. Doors, windows, facades, ducts and holes may provide shafts that act as vectors for the spread of the fire. The risk to people, rather than property, depends on their location and concentration, their
perception of the hazard, and the potential for rapid evacuation via safe routes. Particular problems are likely to result from the rapid destruction early in the fire of “nerve centers” such as communications headquarters and the nodes of
warning systems.
The risk can be reduced greatly by structural and non-structural measures.
Extinguishers, sprinklers, hoses, evacuation routes, and fire sensors are all well
known structural approaches. Evacuation drills designed for cases of fire hazard can be combined with those created for natural hazards such as earthquakes.Firehazards can be investigated in terms of all phases, producing information on whereand when fires are likely to break out, how they are likely to develop and spread andwith what degree of rapidity this is likely to occur. Fire- fighting plans must be basedon this sort of knowledge and prediction.
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Fire leads to:
. High intensity of heat
. High concentration of smoke
. Generation of toxic and noxious fumes
. Explosion
. Building collapses/structural damage Disruption of essential services like water/Food/Medicine/Communication/Transport/Power supply.
FIRE PROTECTION/RESCUE
. Identification of high risk areas
. Installations of hydrants
. Provision of static water tanks
. Provision of passive and active fire protection system Provision of adequate means of escape with exit signs
. Establishment of fire station with proper adequate appliance and equipment/manpower
. Co-ordination with other essential services by local administration (water
. Supply, electricity, PWD, etc.)
. Proper communication network.
ELECTRICAL DISASTERS
Electricity is a necessity in our lives – just think of all the ways we benefit from electrical power on a daily basis. Electricity is readily accessible and safe when used properly, it is still important to follow necessary safety precautions.
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USE ELECTRICITY SAFELY
If an appliance emits smoke or has an unusual smell, unplug it immediately and have it repaired. Replace any electrical cord that is cracked or frayed. Do not overload extension cords or run them under rugs.
. Do not tamper with fuses. This is a potential fire hazard.
. Do not overload circuits. Overload may cause the wires to heat and may ignite insulation or other combustibles.
. Replace or repair electrical appliances that over heat, spark, smoke, or have cracked or frayed cords.
. Wiring installations should always be made by a licensed electrician or other qualified person.
. Use light bulbs of the wattage recommended for your lamp and ceiling fixtures.
. Never break off the third prong of a plug.
. Do not use extension cords for permanent wiring. They may not be able to carry the load.
. Ensure lamps are free from contact with inflammable material.
SOME DO’S and DONT’S
Remember, electricity always tries to reach the ground. It travels over “conductors” or anything that allows electricity to flow. People, water, trees, damp ground, and metal are excellent (bad for people) conductors. An insulator is the opposite of a conductor. As a volunteer, your job includes giving instructions and increasing awareness about the dangers, such as:
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. Touching a faulty appliance, plug, or bare wire can make you part of the electric circuit and put you at risk of electric shock.
. Frayed wires are dangerous anywhere. They should be repaired at once, or better yet, replaced.
. Replace inflexible electric cords.
. Repair any appliance that sparks, emits smoke, or shocks you.
. Don’t use any appliance while you’re touching metal pipes and faucets or anything wet.
. Outlets near water sources (bathrooms, kitchen sinks, garages, outdoors) should be product.
. Never touch an electric cord or appliance while your hands are wet.
. Unplug appliance before cleaning them or removing anything from them.
. Don’t yank the cord when unplugging appliances.
. Keep work areas clean. Oily rags, newspapers, and sawdust can catch fire from electric sparks.
. Never overload a circuit with high-voltage appliances. Check the voltage on
your appliance labels and be sure the combined voltage of all the
appliances you want to plug into the same circuit does not exceed the
circuit rating.
. Never use electric power tools or appliances in the rain or while standing in water.
. For outdoor locations, use only lights, cords, and fixtures intended for outdoor use.
. NEVER USE WATER on an electrical fire! Water can carry the electricity back to you and you could receive a deadly shock.
Finally, having a working smoke alarm dramatically increases your chances of surviving a fire. And remember to practice an escape plan frequently.
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INDOORS SAFETY TIPS
To be safe, it is recommended that wiring be installed and/or inspected by a licensed electrician. Your house or apartment may be inadequately wired if:
Lights dim and motor are slow down when an appliance goes on.
Fuses blow or circuit breakers trip frequently.
Toasters or irons fail to heat properly.
The television picture shrinks.
Turn main power off before replacing a fuse or adjusting circuit breakers.
Never pull a plug out by the cord.
Regularly check wires, extension cords and appliances for signs of wear.
Use appliances and power tools with three pronged plugs.
Never touch appliances, wires or electrical switches with wet hands or feet.
Turn television set and other appliances off during a lightning storm.
If there are small children in your house, use plastic safety caps in unused outlets.
Never insert a metal object into an appliance without disconnecting the appliance.
Fire fighting in case of electrical fire, fire-fighting medium should be non- conductive and non-magnetic.
Never build a shed or other structure under the power line leading to your house.
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ROAD ACCIDENTS
Road accidents are a major killer and take place without any warning. Accidents may involve passenger vehicles, goods vehicles, vehicles carrying hazardous and toxic materials. The damage therefore may involve injuries and deaths, chemical spills, fires or release of toxic gases.
Data on road accidents reportedly indicate that 70% of road accidents arise from driver’s failure. Apart from this factor, the generic reasons are
. Poor road conditions . Mixed traffic . Poor vehicle maintenance . Carelessness in driving . Lack of safety belts and helmets . Poor emergency services . Absence of pedestrian amenities.
ACCIDENT SITE
In the event of an accident involving passenger vehicles, those at the accident site should follow the following priorities:
. Look for and rescue the injured or those trapped in the vehicles
. Arrange for transport of the injured to the nearest medical care centre.
. Place the dead bodies on one side to avoid obstructions.
. Organise locally, traffic control using the available manpower to avoid traffic jams.
. Discourage people from crowding near the accident spot.
. Discourage people from looting the goods from the accident vehicle. Arrange to inform the nearest traffic police station/post through passing vehicles on either side.
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MEASURES THAT NEED TO BE TAKEN
. All two-wheeler drivers, including pillion riders must always wear the right kind of protective headgear.
. Drunken driving/liquor availability and sales all along the highway are the cause for accidents. This should be restricted.
. Awareness to be created among pedestrians regarding cross the roads, etc. Burning the vehicle involved in the accident and beating the /crew by the local people to be checked.
18. Important Government Orders and Instructions Issued From Commissionerate S No G.O. and Date Details 1 G.O.Ms.No.535 Revenue Standard pattern of cash grant for victims of Department.dt:22.6.96 huts damaged in flood, cyclone and fire accidents –orders issued 2 G.O.Ms. No.1121 Revenue Financial assistance to victims of Natural Department.dt:25.10.96 Calamities like cyclone, flood etc., Enhancement of assistance orders issued 3 G.O.Ms.No.584 Revenue Death of animals due to cyclone, floods Dept.dt:3.6.96. sanction of ex-gratia amount-orders issued 4 G.O.Ms.No.651 Revenue Scale of Relief assistance-for the damages Department.dt:13.12.99 caused dueto Agriculture and Horticulture crops-orders issued 5 G.O.Ms.No.25742/52/85- Disbursement of cash grants to the Victims 19,Revenue Department. certain guidelines and procedures instructions dt:2.4.86 issued 6 G.O.Ms.No.96 Revenue Motor Vehicles-repairs in private workshops Department.dt:28.1.87 monitory limits fixed 7 G.O.Ms.No.475 Highways Damages to Government. roads restoration of Department. dt:18.12.97 works delegation of powers for waiver to tender call-orders issued 8 L.No.NCI(2)50422/98 Supply of Sarees and Dothies to the affected Revenue victims by flood and cyclone instructions Admn.Dept. dated:2.9.98 issued 9 Lr.No.NCI(2)50422/98 Relief amount powers delegated to the Rev.Admn.Dept.dt:16.10.98 Tahsildars and Revenue Divisional Officers- under R27 for drawal of advance G.O.Ms.No.153 Revenue. Enhancement of Financial power to Revenue Dept. dt:26.3.99 Divisional Officers and the Principal Commissioner and Commissioner of Revenue Administration-grant of relief to the victims 10 Lr.No.NCI(2)43920/99, Natural Calamities-precautionary measures to Revenue. Admn. Dept be taken –instructions issued dated:9.8.99
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11 G.O.Ms.No.2372 Public Leave grant to Government. Servants during (Misc.) Department flood seasons-instructions issued dated:20.12.78 12 G.O.Ms.No.2015/Revenue Natural calamities-relief assistance to the Department. dt:3.11.78 victims guidelines issued.
13 G.O.Ms.No.714 Revenue Financial assistance to victims of Natural Department Dated.30.10.06 calamities like cyclone, flood etc., Enhancement of assistance orders issued. 14 G.O.Ms.No.714 Revenue Financial assistance to victims of Natural Department Dated.30.10.06 calamities like cyclone, flood etc., Enhancement of assistance orders issued. 15 G.O.Ms.No.630, Revenue Natural Calamities-Grant of Financial (NC-II(2) Department dated. Assistance to the victims of Natural Calamities 29.10.07 like Cyclone/Flood/Drought Earthquake, etc., from Calamity Relief Fund/National Calamity contingency Fund- Revised norms to be adopted –Orders issued. 16 G.O.Ms.No.632 Revenue Natural Calamities - North East Monsoon (DM- 2010 -Financial assistance to victims of II Natural Calamities– Rs. 1.00 lakh amount Department dated. from calamity relief fund andRs.1.00 lakh 251.2010 from CM relief fund – totally 2.00 lakhs of relief amount - Orders issued. 17 G.O.Ms.No.651, Revenue Natural Calamities - North East Monsoon (DM-II Department dated. 2010enhancement of relief amount to hut 30.11.2010 damages –Orders issued. 18 G.O.Ms.No.680, Revenue Natural Calamities - North East Monsoon (DM-II Department dated. 2010 damages of paddy - enhancement of 20.12.2010 relief amount from Rs.8000 to Rs.10000 – Orders issued. 19 G.O.Ms.No.342, Revenue Natural Calamities - North East Monsoon (DM-II Department dated. 2011damages of Financial assistance to 09.11.2011 victims of Natural Calamities - enhancement of relief amount Orders issued. 20 G.O.Ms.No.380, Revenue Natural Calamities - Grand of financial (DM Assistance tothe victims of Natural III (2) Dept, Dated Calamities name cyclone,flood, drought, 27.10.2015 earthquake, fire, Tsunami and Hailstorm - From the State Disaster Response fund (SDRF) and the National Disaster Response Fund (NDRF) - Revised Norms of Government of India -Adopted - Orders Issued.
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21 G.O.Ms.No.50 Industries Industries - Mines and Quarries - Minor (MMC.1) Dept, Dated Minerals -Amendment to Rule 12(2) and 12(2- 27.04.2017 A(a) to the Tamil Nadu Minor Minerals Concession Rules, 1959 -Notification - Issued. 22 G.O.(Ms).No. 6 Dt: January Disaster Management - Drought - Failure of 10,2017 North East Monsoon 2016 - Declaration of 32 Districts as Drought affected and sanction of relief assistance - Orders - Iss
19 Linkages with IDRN
India Disaster Resource Network (IDRN) is a portal providing nation-wide inventory of DM-related resources covering almost all the basic needs. It is a web based platform, for managing the inventory of equipment, skilled human resources and critical supplies for emergency response. Primary focus of IDRN portal is to enable the decision makers to find answers on availability of equipment and human resources required to combat any emergency situation. District administration is updating the web-portal based on the input received from the other departments. Idrn.gov.in India Disaster Resource Network
Query Resource Inventory – Date wise from 01/01/2019 to 15/05/2020 DM/RC NAME: Thiru K. Veera Raghava Rao, I.A.S., CONTACT ADDRESS: DISTRICT COLLECTOR, RAMANATHAPURAM, Tel.Phone: 04567-231220, 04567-221349, EMAIL: [email protected] NODAPL PERSON: Dr.S.Kannabiran, DEPT NAME: Revenue Department, DESG: PA(General) to Collector
ITEM DETAILS DEPARTMENT DETAILS INTEM’S INFORMATION
Item No - 105 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 3Nos Name - Circular Saw with Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Rameswaram Diamond Blade(Electric) Rameswaram Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Description - 105 - Circular Addr - Operator Available- yes Saw with Diamond Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Blade(Electric) Mobile – 9789801085 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Data entered on 5/8/2019 Fax - Email- [email protected] Item No - 105 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Circular Saw with Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Ramanathapuram Diamond Blade(Electric) Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Description - 105- Circular Addr - Operator Available- yes Saw with Diamond Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Blade(Electric) Mobile - 9789801085 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA
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Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected]
Item No - 105 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Circular Saw with Addr - Municipal Offices Keelakarai Item Location - Municipal Offices Keelakarai Diamond Blade(Electric) Contact - Commissioner Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Source - Govt Description - 105- Circular Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Saw with Diamond Mobile - 9600844688 Transport - road,,,, Blade(Electric) Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/9/2019 [email protected] Item No - 105 Dept Name - Town panchayat Nos/Quantity Available - 7Nos Name - Circular Saw with Offices Sivagangai Item Location - Town panchayat Offices Sivagangai Diamond Blade(Electric) Addr - Town panchayat Offices Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Sivagangai Source - Govt Description - 105- Circular Contact - Assistant Director Operator Available- yes Saw with Diamond Addr - Transport - road,,,, Blade(Electric) Tel.No - ,, Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Mobile - 9443058781 Data entered on 5/9/2019 Fax - Email- [email protected] Item No - 105 Dept Name - Rural Development Nos/Quantity Available - 14Nos Name - Circular Saw with Addr - Collectorate Item Location - Collectorate Ramanathapuram Diamond Blade(Electric) Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Assistant Director Source - Govt Description - 105- Circular Addr - Operator Available- yes Saw with Diamond Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Blade(Electric) Mobile - 9445000473 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 105 Dept Name - Highways Department Nos/Quantity Available - 10Nos Name - Circular Saw with Addr - Highways Department Item Location - Ramanathapuram Diamond Blade(Electric) Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Divisional Engineer Source - Govt Description - Circular Saw Addr - Operator Available- NA with Diamond Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Blade(Electric) Mobile - 9843331782 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/13/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 108 Dept Name - Minicipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Chain Saw-Bullet Addr - Minicipal Offices Paramakudi Item Location - Minicipal Offices Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissiner Available Time - March to December Description - 108 - Chain Addr - Source - Govt Saw-Bullet Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 9842160390 Transport - road,,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/7/2019 [email protected] Item No - 138 Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 3Nos Name - Inflatable Light Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram Tower Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - District Fire Officer Source - Govt Description - 138 - Addr - Operator Available- yes Inflatable Light Tower Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445086229 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 140 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 10Nos Name - Search light Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Rameswaram Type - Specific Equipment Rameswaram Available Time - January to December Description - 140- Search Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt light Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile -9789801085 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email-
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Item No - 140 Dept Name - Town panchayat Nos/Quantity Available - 36Nos Name - Search light Offices Sivagangai Item Location - Town panchayat Offices Sivagangai Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Town panchayat Offices Available Time - March to December Description - 140 - Search Sivagangai Source - Govt light Contact - Assistant Director Operator Available- yes Addr - Transport - road,,,, Tel.No - ,, Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Mobile - 9443058781 Data entered on 5/9/2019 Fax - Email- [email protected] Item No - 140 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Search light Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Description - 140 - Search Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt light Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9443724880 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] tem No - 141 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Electric Generator Addr - Municipal Offices Municipal Item Location - Rameswaram (10 kv) Offices Rameswaram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Description - 141Electric Addr - Operator Available- yes Generator (10 kv) Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9940252472 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 141 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Electric Generator Addr - Municipal Offices Keelakarai Item Location - Municipal Offices Keelakarai (10 kv) Contact - Commissioner Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Source - Govt Description - 141- Electric Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Generator (10 kv) Mobile - 9600844688 Transport - road,,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/9/2019 [email protected] Item No - 141 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Electric Generator Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Ramanathapuram (10 kv) Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Description - 141- Electric Addr - Operator Available- yes Generator (10 kv) Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9443724880 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 141 Dept Name - Town panchayat Nos/Quantity Available - 7Nos Name - Electric Generator Offices Sivagangai Item Location - Town panchayat Offices Sivagangai (10 kv) Addr - Town panchayat Offices Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Sivagangai Source - Govt Description - 141- Electric Contact - Assistant Director Operator Available- yes Generator (10 kv) Addr - Transport - road,,,, Tel.No - ,, Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Mobile - 7824058071 Data entered on 5/9/2019 Fax - Email- [email protected] tem No - 141 Dept Name - Rural Development Nos/Quantity Available - 20Nos Name - Electric Generator Addr - Collectorate Item Location - Collectorate Ramanathapuram (10 kv) Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Assistant Director Source - Govt Description - 141- Electric Addr - Operator Available- yes Generator (10 kv) Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445000473 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected]
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Item No - 141 Dept Name - Highways Department Nos/Quantity Available - 8Nos Name - Electric Generator Addr - Highways Department Item Location - Ramanathapuram (10 kv) Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Divisional Engineer Source - Govt Description - Electric Addr - Operator Available- NA Generator Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9843331782 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/13/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 141 Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 3Nos Name - Electric Generator Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram (10 kv) Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - District Fire Officer Source - Govt Description - 141- Electric Addr - Operator Available- yes Generator (10 kv) Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445086229 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] tem No - 145 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Earth movers Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Rameswaram Type - Specific Equipment Rameswaram Available Time - January to December Description - 145- Earth Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt movers Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9940252472 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- Item No - 145 Dept Name - Minicipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Earth movers Addr - Minicipal Offices paramakudi Item Location - Minicipal Offices Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Available Time - January to December Description - 145- Earth Addr - Source - Govt movers Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 7397382161 Transport - road,,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/7/2019 [email protected] Item No - 145 Dept Name - Highways Department Nos/Quantity Available - 12Nos Name - Earth movers Addr - Highways Department Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - Earth movers Contact - Divisional Engineer Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- NA Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9843331782 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/13/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 145 Dept Name - Rural Development Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Earth movers Addr - Collectorate Item Location - Collectorate Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Description - 145- Earth Contact - Assistant Director Source - Govt movers Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445000473 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 145 Dept Name - Regional Transport Nos/Quantity Available - 55Nos Name - Earth movers Offices, Ramanathapuram Item Location - Regional Transport Offices, Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Regional Transport Offices, Ramanathapuram Description - 145- Earth Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December movers Contact - Regional Transport Source - Govt Officer Operator Available- yes Addr - Transport - road,,,, Tel.No - ,, Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Mobile - 9488255551 Data entered on 5/9/2019 Fax - Email- [email protected]
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Item No - 145 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Earth movers Addr - Municipal Offices Keelakarai Item Location - Municipal Offices Keelakarai Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Available Time - March to December Description - 145- Earth Addr - Source - Govt movers Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 9600844688 Transport - road,,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/9/2019 [email protected] Item No - 145 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Earth movers Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Description - 145 - Earth Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt movers Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9443724880 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 146 Dept Name - Rural Development Nos/Quantity Available - 16Nos Name - Cranes - Heavy Addr - Collectorate Item Location - Collectorate Ramanathapuram Duty, Fork type Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Assistant Director Source - Govt Description - 146 Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445000473 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 147 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Tipper - Heavy Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Duty Paramakudi Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Description - 147- Tipper - Addr - Operator Available- yes Heavy Duty Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 7397382161 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/7/2019 Email- [email protected] Name - Lifebuoy Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 155Nos Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram Description - 155- Lifebuoy Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Contact - District Fire Officer Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445086229 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 156 Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 137Nos Name - Life Jackets Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 156 - Life Contact - District Fire Officer Source - Govt Jackets Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445086229 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 173 Dept Name - Highways Department Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Pump - high Addr - Highways Department Item Location - Ramanathapuram pressure, portable Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Divisional Engineer Source - Govt Description - 173- Pump - Addr - Operator Available- yes high pressure, portable Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9843331782 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected]
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Item No - 173 Dept Name - Rural Development Nos/Quantity Available - 70Nos Name - Pump - high Addr - Collectorate, Item Location - Ramanathapuram pressure, portable Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Assistant Director Source - Govt Description - 173 - Pump - Addr - Operator Available- yes high pressure, portable Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445000473 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 173 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 3Nos Name - Pump - high Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Rameswaram pressure, portable Rameswaram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Description - 173- Pump - Addr - Operator Available- yes high pressure, portable Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9940252472 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 173 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Pump - high Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Ramanathapuram pressure, portable Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Description - 173 - high Addr - Operator Available- yes pressure, portable Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9443724880 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 173 Dept Name - Town panchayat Nos/Quantity Available - 10Nos Name - Pump - high Offices sivagangai Item Location - Town panchayat Offices ,sivagangai pressure, portable Addr - Town panchayat Offices Available Time - March to December Type - Specific Equipment sivagangai Source - Govt Description - 173- Pump - Contact - Assistant Director Operator Available- yes high pressure, portable Addr - Transport - road,,,, Tel.No - ,, Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Mobile - 7824058071 Data entered on 5/9/2019 Fax - Email- [email protected] tem No - 175 Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Extension Ladder Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 175- Contact - District Fire Officer Source - Govt Extension Ladder Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445086229 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] ame - Fire Tender Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 12Nos Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram Description - 181 - Fire Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Tender Contact - District Fire Officer Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445086229 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 213 Dept Name - Rural Development Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Portable suction Addr - Collectorate Item Location - Collectorate Ramanathapuram unit Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to November Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Assistant Director Source - Govt Description - 213 - Portable Addr - Operator Available- yes suction unit Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,rail,,, Mobile - 9445000473 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email-
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tem No - 222 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 20Nos Name - Water tank Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Type - Specific Equipment paramakudi Available Time - January to December Description - 222- Water Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt tank Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 7397382161 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/7/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 252 Dept Name - Highways Department Nos/Quantity Available - 6Nos Name - 4 wheel drive Addr - Highways Department Item Location - Ramanathapuram vehicle Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Divisional Engineer Source - Govt Description - 4 wheel drive Addr - Operator Available- NA vehicle Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9843331782 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/13/2019 Email- Item No - 252 Dept Name - Agriculture Nos/Quantity Available - 11Nos Name - 4 wheel drive Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram vehicle Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Joint director Source - Govt Description - 252- 4 wheel Addr - Operator Available- yes drive vehicle Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9994775748 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] tem No - 254 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Truck Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Rameswaram Type - Specific Equipment Rameswaram Available Time - January to December Description - 254- Truck Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9940252472 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 254 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Truck Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Description - 254- Truck Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9443724880 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 254 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Truck Addr - Municipal Offices Keelakarai Item Location - Municipal Offices Keelakarai Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Available Time - March to December Description - 254- Truck Addr - Source - Govt Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 9600844688 Transport - road,,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/9/2019 [email protected] tem No - 266 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Water Tanker - Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Large capacity paramakudi Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Description - 266-Water Addr - Operator Available- yes Tanker - Large capacity Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 7397382161 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/7/2019 Email- [email protected]
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Name - Mobile Phone GSM Dept Name - Agriculture Nos/Quantity Available - 11Nos Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram Description - 276 - Mobile Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Phone GSM Contact - Joint director Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9994775748 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 328 Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Rope ladder Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 328- Rope Contact - District Fire Officer Source - Govt ladder Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445086229 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 329 Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Aluminum ladder Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Collectorate Complex Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Collectorate Complex Available Time - January to December Description - 329- Ramanathapuram Source - Govt Aluminum ladder Contact - District Fire Officer Operator Available- yes Addr - Transport - road,,,, Tel.No - ,, Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Mobile - 9445086229 Data entered on 5/8/2019 Fax - Email- [email protected] Item No – 357 Dept Name - Municipal offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Rope Addr - Municipal Office Paramakudi Item Location - Municipal Office Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Available Time - March to December Description - 357-Rope Addr - Source - Govt Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 7397382161 Transport - road,,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/7/2019 [email protected] Item No - 357 Dept Name - Fire Services Nos/Quantity Available - 77Nos Name - Rope Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 357-Rope Contact - District Fire Officer Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445086229 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 357 Dept Name - Minicipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 6Nos Name - Rope Addr - Minicipal Offices Paramakudi Item Location - Minicipal Offices Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissiner Available Time - January to December Description - 357-Rope Addr - Source - Govt Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 7397382161 Transport - ,rail,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/7/2019 [email protected] Item No - 358 Dept Name - Minicipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Bucket Addr - Minicipal Offices Paramakudi Item Location - Minicipal Offices Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Commissioner Available Time - January to December Description - 358-Bucket Addr - Source - Govt Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 7397382161 Transport - road,,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/7/2019 [email protected]
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Item No - 363 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Loader Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Type - Specific Equipment Paramakudi Available Time - January to December Description - 363-Loader Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 7397382161 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/7/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 366 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 2Nos Name - Drainage Pumps Addr - Municipal Offices Item Location - Municipal Offices Type - Specific Equipment Paramakudi Available Time - January to December Description - 366-Drainage Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Pumps Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 7397382161 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/7/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 366 Dept Name - Municipal Offices Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - Drainage Pumps Addr - Municipal Offices Municipal Item Location - Rameswaram Type - Specific Equipment Offices Rameswaram Available Time - January to December Description - 366 - Contact - Commissioner Source - Govt Drainage Pumps Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9940252472 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/8/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 366 Dept Name - Rural Development Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Drainage Pumps Addr - Collectorate Item Location - Collectorate Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - March to December Description - 366- Drainage Contact - Assistant Director Source - Govt Pumps Addr - Operator Available- yes Tel.No - ,, Transport - road,,,, Mobile - 9445000473 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/9/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 160 Dept Name - FISHERIES Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Fiber boat (12 Addr - Integrated Fisheries Item Location - Ramanathapuram persons) Compiex, Collectorate Compiex Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Source - Govt Description - 160 - Fiber Contact - Deputy director of Operator Available- yes boat (12 persons) fisheries Transport - road,,,, Addr - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Tel.No - ,, Data entered on 5/14/2019 Mobile - 9940252472 Fax - Email- [email protected] Item No - 163 Dept Name - FISHERIES Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Country Boats Addr - Integrated Fisheries Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Compiex, Collectorate Compiex Available Time - January to December Description - 163 - Country Ramanathapuram Source - Govt Boats Contact - Deputy director of Operator Available- yes fisheries Transport - road,,,, Addr - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Tel.No - ,, Data entered on 5/14/2019 Mobile - 9940252472 Fax - Email- [email protected] Name - Divers Teams Dept Name - FISHERIES Nos/Quantity Available - 326Persons Type - Human Resource Addr - Integrated Fisheries Item Location - NA Description – 164 - Divers Compiex, Collectorate Compiex Available Time - January to December Teams Ramanathapuram Source - Govt Contact - Deputy director of Operator Available- NA fisheries Transport - ,,,,NA Addr - Prior expr in emergency- yes and Prior training expr- yes Tel.No - ,, Data entered on 5/14/2019 Mobile - 9940252472 Fax - Email- [email protected]
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Item No - 271 Dept Name - FISHERIES Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Walkie Talkie Sets Addr - Integrated Fisheries Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Compiex, Collectorate Compiex Available Time - January to December Description - 271- Walkie Ramanathapuram Source - Govt Talkie Sets Contact - Deputy director of Operator Available- yes fisheries Transport - road,,,, Addr - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Tel.No - ,, Data entered on 5/14/2019 Mobile - 9940252472 Fax - Email- [email protected] Name - VHF Sets Static Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Taluk Offices Kadaladi Item Location - Kadaladi Description - 267 - VHF Contact - Tahsildar Available Time - January to December Sets Static Addr - Source - Govt Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 9445000659 Transport - road,,,, Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Name - VHF Sets Static Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Taluk Offices Paramakudi Item Location - Paramakudi Description - 267 - VHF Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Sets Static Addr - Source - Govt Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000658 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 267 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Addr - Taluk Offices Tiruvadanai Item Location - Tiruvadanai Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 267- VHF Sets Addr - Source - Govt Static Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000655 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 267 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Addr - Taluk Offices Rameswaram Item Location - Rameswaram Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 267 - VHF Addr - Source - Govt Sets Static Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000654 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 267 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Addr - Taluk Offices Mudukulathur Item Location - Mudukulathur Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 267- VHF Sets Addr - Source - Govt Static Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000656 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 267 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Addr - Taluk Offices Kilakarai Item Location - Kilakarai Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 267 - VHF Addr - Source - Govt Sets Static Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445461924 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- Data entered on 5/14/2019 [email protected] Item No - 267 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Addr - Taluk Offices Kamuthi Item Location - Kamuthi Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 267- VHF Sets Addr - Source - Govt Static Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000657 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019
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Item No - 267 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Addr - Taluk Offices Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 267 - VHF Contact - Tahsildar. Source - Govt Sets Static Addr - Operator Available- NA Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,,,,NA Mobile - 9445000653 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/14/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Addr - Taluk Offices Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 268 - VHF Contact - Tahsildar. Source - Govt Sets Mobile Addr - Operator Available- NA Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,,,,NA Mobile - 9445000653 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/14/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Addr - Taluk Offices Kamuthi Item Location - Kamuthi Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 268 - VHF Addr - Source - Govt Sets Mobile Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000657 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Addr - Taluk Offices Taluk Offices Item Location - Kilakarai Type - Specific Equipment Kilakarai Available Time - January to December Description - 268 - VHF Contact - Tahsildar. Source - Govt Sets Mobile Addr - Operator Available- NA Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,,,,NA Mobile - 9445000656 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/14/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Addr - Taluk Offices Mudukulathur Item Location - Mudukulathur Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 268- VHF Sets Addr - Source - Govt Mobile Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000656 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Addr - Taluk Offices Rameswaram Item Location - Rameswaram Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 268- VHF Sets Addr - Source - Govt Mobile Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000654 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Addr - Taluk Offices Tiruvadanai Item Location - Tiruvadanai Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 268- VHF Sets Addr - Source - Govt Mobile Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000655 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Addr - Taluk Offices Paramakudi Item Location - Paramakudi Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Description - 268 - VHF Addr - Source - Govt Sets Mobile Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9445000658 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019
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Name - VHF Sets Mobile Dept Name - Revenue department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Taluk Offices Kadaladi Item Location - Kadaladi Description - 268- VHF Sets Contact - Tahsildar. Available Time - January to December Mobile Addr - Source - Govt Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- yes Mobile - 9445000659 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/14/2019 Item No - 267 Dept Name - Police Department Nos/Quantity Available - 110Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - All Police station Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Superintendent of police Available Time - January to December Description - 267- VHF Sets Addr - Source - Govt Static Tel.No - ,, Operator Available- NA Mobile - 9498101615 Transport - ,,,,NA Fax - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Email- [email protected] Data entered on 5/15/2019 Name - VHF Sets Mobile Dept Name - Police Department Nos/Quantity Available - 123Nos Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - All Police station Description - 268- VHF Sets Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Mobile Contact - Superintendent of police Source - Govt Addr - Operator Available- NA Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,,,,NA Mobile - 9498101615 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/15/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 271 Dept Name - Police Department Nos/Quantity Available - 260Nos Name - Walkie Talkie Sets Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - All police Officers &Police personel Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 271- Walkie Contact - Superintendent of police Source - Govt Talkie Sets Addr - Operator Available- NA Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,,,,NA Mobile - 9498101615 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/15/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 272 Dept Name - Police Department Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - HF Sets Static Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - PTB Unit Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 272 - HF Sets Contact - Superintendent of police Source - Govt Static Addr - Operator Available- NA Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,,,,NA Mobile - 9498101615 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/15/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 278 Dept Name - Police Department Nos/Quantity Available - 46Nos Name - GPS Hand Sets Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - All ps Type - Specific Equipment Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Description - 278- GPS Contact - Superintendent of police Source - Govt Hand Sets Addr - Operator Available- NA Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,,,,NA Mobile - 9498101615 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/15/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 280 Dept Name - Police Department Nos/Quantity Available - 5Nos Name - Video Camera Addr - Collectorate Complex Item Location - All SDO Digital Ramanathapuram Available Time - January to December Type - Specific Equipment Contact - Superintendent of police Source - Govt Description - 280- Video Addr - Operator Available- NA Camera Digital Tel.No - ,, Transport - ,,,,NA Mobile - 9498101615 Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Fax - Data entered on 5/15/2019 Email- [email protected] Item No - 267 Dept Name - Revenue Divisional Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Offices Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Revenue Divisional Offices Available Time - January to December Description - 267 - VHF Ramanathapuram Source - Govt Sets Static Contact - Revenue Divisional Operator Available- NA Officer Transport - ,,,,NA Addr - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Tel.No - ,, Data entered on 5/15/2019 Mobile - 9445000472 Fax - Email- [email protected]
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Item No - 267 Dept Name - Revenue Divisional Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Static Office Item Location - Paramakudi Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Revenue Divisional Office Available Time - January to December Description - 267- VHF Sets Paramakudi Source - Govt Static Contact - Revenue Divisional Operator Available- NA Officer Transport - ,,,,NA Addr - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Tel.No - ,, Data entered on 5/15/2019 Mobile - 9445000473 Fax - Email- [email protected] Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue Divisional Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Office Item Location - Paramakudi Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Revenue Divisional Office Available Time - January to December Description - 268- VHF Sets Paramakudi Source - Govt Mobile Contact - Revenue Divisional Operator Available- NA Officer Transport - ,,,,NA Addr - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Tel.No - ,, Data entered on 5/15/2019 Mobile - 9445000473 Fax - Email- [email protected] Item No - 268 Dept Name - Revenue Divisional Nos/Quantity Available - 1Nos Name - VHF Sets Mobile Offices Item Location - Ramanathapuram Type - Specific Equipment Addr - Revenue Divisional Offices Available Time - January to December Description - 268 - VHF Ramanathapuram Source - Govt Sets Mobile Contact - Revenue Divisional Operator Available- NA Officer Transport - ,,,,NA Addr - Prior expr in emergency- NA and Prior training expr- NA Tel.No - ,, Data entered on 5/15/2019 Mobile - 9445000472 Fax - Email- [email protected]
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20. Specific issues of various vulnerable groups have been addressed
Children is more vulnerable population in any disasters. Children, the worst affected in most disasters due to their physical, psychological & social vulnerabilities. Among lives lost in disasters at least one out of three is a child below 18 years & one out of four happens to be a woman. Psychological stress, depression. Anxiety besides physical & mental health hazards affecting children. Children are denied of special care, protection & social support. Existing Government schemes and programmes for child protection.
• A Programme for Juvenile Justice
• Scheme for Working Children in need of care and protectionq
• Integrated Programme for Street Children
• Shishu Greha Scheme
• CHILDLINE -24 hour help line for children in distress
• Rajiv Gandhi national creche scheme for the children of working mothersq
• Pilot Project to Combat the Trafficking of Women and Children for Commercial Sexual Exploitation in Destination Areas
• General Grant in aid Scheme to support Pilot Projects, which are not covered by regular Schemes
• No special reference / allocation to children affected by disasters or scheme available in the government for relief & rehabilitation.
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21. Mock drill Schedules
S.No Place of Mock drill Date Subject Participants conducted Disaster Management, 1. Karikottai Village 08.09.2020 Fire & Rescue Public – 58 Ramnathapuram Taluk Operations
Disaster Management, 2. 2 Melayakudi Village 15.09.2020 Fire & Rescue Public – 60 Paramakudi Taluk . Operations
Disaster Management, 3. Anjukottai Village 15.09.2020 Fire & Rescue Public – 83 Tiruvadanai Taluk Operations
Disaster Management, 4. 15.09.2020 Kamuthi Taluk Fire & Rescue Public – 50 Operations
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