DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND PREPAREDNESS PLAN

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DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND PREPAREDNESS PLAN Publisher : M.Thennarasan IAS Municipal ommissioner oncept by : Implimantation : B. I. Desai Deputy ommissioner D. M. Jariwala Addi.ity Eng. (ivil) ompilation : P. R. Thakor Office Superintendent Surat Mahanagar Seva Shadan Gordhandas hokhavala Road, Muglisara, Surat - 395003 phone 2423750 to 2423756 2422285 to 2422287 Fax-2451935/2422110 Website WWW.suratmunicipal.gov.in E-mail-commissioner@suratmunicipal.gov.in

P R E F A E Surat: The city located at 21 112 N 72 814 E on the coast of the Arabian Sea where the Tapti River (Tapi) passes from the middle of the city and various other creeks passes through southern part of the city which merges into the sea. Looking at the geographical location of the city, the city is prone to natural calamities like river/khadi flood, heavy rainfalls and cyclones. Keeping the motto Surat: The city that always cares in mind, Surat Municipal orporation has contributed to the development of the city by providing not only the basic amenities but also the best in class infrastructure and services. Along with the development of the city, the population of the city has also increased. With the increase in population there are possibilities of calamities and outbreak of disease. The impact of Global Warming and limate hange can also contribute or cause disaster. onsidering the ideology of Precaution is better than cure, Surat Municipalorporation is publishing the Disaster Management & Preparedness Plan since 2002. Disaster Management Plan of SM consists of the guidelines and action plan for the activities to be carried out before, during and after the disaster covering various activities like rescue and relief work including relocating and rehabilitation. The aim of preparing the disaster management and preparedness plan is to reduce the response time in the event of any disaster. Such measures can help avoid human loss and reduce damages to properties. The DMP is updated with latest information every year. This Disaster Management and Preparedness Plan also includes advanced planning and preventive measures in the event of human calamities and outbreak of diseases. The plan contains information regarding the DO s and DON Ts as a part of precautionary measures and information regarding first aid treatment for various disasters. The DMP also enlists the roles and responsibilities of employees/officers in case of disaster. Necessary training has been provided to the concern in this regard. Meetings and trainings area also organized with a view to increase people participation and to make them aware about the precautionary steps to be taken. Zone level and ward level disaster management plan is also prepared considering the decentralized administration. We hope that this planning serves its purpose for the city. We welcome your sincere suggestions to update this Disaster Management Plan. M.Thennarasan IAS ommissioner Surat Municipal orporation Asmitaben Prafulbhai Shiroya Mayor Surat Municipal orporation

ontexts h a p t e r Details Pages 1 Disaster 1 2 Organisational Setup of Surat Municipal orporation. 3 I. Standard format for issue of waving of cyclone 4 II. Waving machinery about great Disaster by entre for regional weather forecast (Ahmedabad ) 5 III. Format for yclone Alert for Transmissions through WS 5 IV. General Terminology used in Weather Bulletins. 6 3 Outlines of Rains / Floods at Surat 9 4 Sirens blown to warn the public about floods 13 5 Pre-monsoon contingency plan 16 6 Action plan for prevention of water-borne and water related diseases 29 7 Action plan for prevention of Vector-borne diseases 34 8 Necessary information about disease Leptospirosis 53 9 First aid. 56 10 Standing instructions for Pre-monsoon Activity. 61 11 Standing instructions given to the Departments / Zones to be prepared for floods / cyclone. 77 12 Flood in creeks: Information / management. 79 13 Tapi River Flood protection scheme 84 Telephone List 14 Name and no. of SM Position holder. 85 15 Name - addresses of the SM hairman. 86 16 Name - addresses of the SM councilor. 87 17 Names, Telephone / Mobile Nos. of SM officers 93 18 Addresses and Telephone numbers of Zone Officers of SM 97 19 Important Phone numbers of entral Flood Forecasting organization. (W) 102 20 Telephone Numbers of Important Government officers of Meteorological department for cyclone warning. 21 List of all Municipal orporation of Gujarat State. 105 22 Telephone number of State ontrol Room, Gandhinagar 106 23 Telephone number of District ontrol Room, Surat 107 24 Telephone number of Pvt. Org., Govt., Semi Govt. ontrol Room. 109 25 Telephone number of office of Police ommissioner, Surat 111 Rescue Work 26 Name, Add. & Tel. No. of Officers of Hazira Indusrial 113 27 Surat Fire Brigade Manpower status, location of the Boats to be deployed in the city area during monsoon. 103 115

28 Details of equipments for rescue & relief operation work SM and Wireless Set Network, Installed in Different Dept. Of the SM 29 Information for Swimmers-zone / department wise. 117 30 List of private organization for obtaining Boats / cranes 134 Relief Work 31 Zone wise details of low-lying areas & Relief centres 138 32 Details of Food Packet suppliers 161 33 Details of names and addresses of private organization for hiring water tanking. 162 Transport & Engineering Work 34 Details of Municipal vehicles / machinery. 164 35 The details of proposed release / relief of hiring vehicles / machinery on casual control 166 36 The details of the private organization for obtaining heavy vehicles like heavy vehicles / earth movers in engineering. 37 Zone wise details about dewatering pump and generator sets. 172 38 Details of the flood gates 174 Details of Voluntary Organizations. 39 Details of names-addresses of voluntary organization / Department / Zone wise 182 Details of the Hospitals 40 Details of Hospitals in SM areas 202 Other Details 41 Details of Probable Tide Table 222 42 Do this invariably at the time of Disaster - Floods - Thunder Lightning - Poisones - yclone - Epidemic - Dipawali - Earthquake - Fire - Kite Festival - hemical & Industrial - Aecidant - Enviroment ethects - disaster -Aids Sun Stroks Disaster 43 A map depicting affected areas during Aug.2006 flood 16 44 yclone Zone hazard map : Gujarat State 17 45 Earth-Quake Zone Area Hazard map : Gujarat State 18 46 Flood Zone Hazard map : Gujarat State 19 47 Seismic Zone of India : Map 20 116 168 225