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The Disaster Management Information Centre is the information hub of the Ministry of Food and Disaster Management for risk reduction, hazard early warnings and emergency response and recovery activities
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Emergency Title: Emergency Location: Covering Period: Transmission Date/Time: Prepared by:
Disaster Management Information Centre Disaster Management Bureau (DMB)
Ministry of Food and Disaster Management Disaster Management and Relief Bhaban (6
th Floor)
92-93 Mohakhali C/A, Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh Phone: +88-02-9890937, Fax: +88-02-9890854
Email:info@dmic.cdmp.org.bd H, dmb@btcl.net.bd Web:http://www.cdmp.org.bd H, www.dmb.gov.bd
Situation Report on Weather, Flood and Hill Slide (English & Bengali Version)
From : TUE-10-JUL-2012:1400
To : WED-11-JUL-2012:1600
DMIC, DMB
WED-11-JUL-2012:1845
Bangladesh 20°22'N-26°36'N, 87°48'E-92°41'E,
Situation Report on Weather, Flood and Hill Slide (English & Bengali Version)
Weather Forecast Synoptic Situation: Monsoon axis runs through Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal to Assam across central part of Bangladesh. One of its associated trough extends to North Bay. Monsoon is fairly active over Bangladesh and moderate over North Bay. Forecast: Light to moderate rain/T. showers accompanied by tempo. gusty wind is likely to occur at many places over Barisal, Chittagong and Sylhet divisions and at a few places over Rajshahi, Rangpur, Dhaka & Khulna divisions with moderately heavy falls at places. Temperature: Day and night temperature may remain nearly unchanged over the country. [Source: BMD – www.bmd.gov.bd; Data Date: Jul 11, 2012]
The Disaster Management Information Centre is the information hub of the Ministry of Food and Disaster Management for risk reduction, hazard early warnings and emergency response and recovery activities
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Rainfall
Station Name Rainfall in mm Station Name Rainfall in mm
Lorergarh 48.0 Panchagarh 27.5
Dalia 45.0 Teknaf 25.5
Cox's Bazar 31.0 Sylhet 23.0
General River Condition
Monitored stations 73 Steady 02
Rise 28 Not reported 00
Fall 43 Stations Above danger level 00
[Source: FFWC, BWDB – www.ffwc.gov.bd; Data Date: Jul 11, 2012]
Actions Taken based on information from field
855 medical teams have been formed to provide health services support to flood affected areas. 122 teams in Kurigram, 10 in Jamalpur, 45 in Gaibandha, 14 in Bogra, 82 in Sirajganj, 283 in Chittagong, 113 in Cox’s Bazar, 2 in Bandarban, 157 in Sylhet and 26 teams are working in Sunamganj. Necessary health services and medicines are being provided through these medical teams. DO letter has been issued to Ministry of Health to form medical team, provide necessary medicine including water purification tablet, oral saline to Kurigram, Gaibandha, Bogra, Jamalpur, Sirajganj Sunamganj and other flood affected areas
DO letter has been issued to Ministry of Agriculture to distribute “Aman” seed, to Ministry of Education and Ministry of Primary and Mass Education to distribute text books to the students and to clean classrooms by bleaching powder and to Ministry of Local Government Division and Rural Development and Cooperative to clean water of tube well and well, urgently.
Letter has been issued to the Ministry of Information to broadcast “Things to Do Before, During and After Flood” in TV channels, to Food Division to distribute “Atop” rice to Chittagong, Cox’s Bazar and Bandarban and to SPARRSO to produce satellite map of
Flood Outlook
The Brahmaputra-Jamuna and the Padma are in falling trend which may continue while the Ganges is in rising trend which may continue during next 24 hours.
The upper Meghna river system is in rising trend which may continue during next 24 hours.
All water level monitoring stations are flowing below their respective Danger Level.
[Source: FFWC, BWDB – www.ffwc.gov.bd; Data Date: Jul 11, 2012]
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Chittagong, Cox’s Bazar and Bandarban and to send to Disaster Management and Relief Division to identify vulnerable areas.
National Disaster Response Coordination Center (NDRCC) is opened from 08:00AM – 08:00PM. Mrs. Salma Jahan, Deputy Secretary, Disaster Management and relief Division (DMRD) have been appointed to NDRCC from 09.00AM to 05:00PM. Contact information is as follows:
Telephone: +880 2 7160454, +880 2 7162116, +880 2 7164115 Fax: +880 2 7169623, +880 2 7169567, +880 2 7174148 Cell: +88 01755550067, +88 01555555130 Email: ndrcc@dmrd.gov.bd
Mr. Md. Fazlul Haque, Joint Secretary (Relief), Disaster Management and relief Division
(DMRD), Phone: +880 2 9515884 (Office), +880 2 8001412 (Home), Mobile: 01715 049897 Email: jsrelief@dmrd.gov.bd is in overall charge of NDRCC.
Disaster Management Information Center (DMIC) is activated. Contact information is as follows:
Telephone: +880 2 9890937, +880 2 8821255, +880 2 8821459 Fax: +880 2 9890854 Email: info@cdmp.org.bd, info@dmic.cdmp.org.bd
Mr. Ahsan Zakir, Director General Disaster Management Bureau and Mr. Hemonto Kumar
Bhoumik, ICT Specialist, Comprehensive Disaster Management Programme are in overall charge of DMIC.
District wise Flood Situation Flood Situation in North and Middle Region of the Country: Kurigram Water level of all the rivers is flowing under the danger level. Water is receding continuously. Flood situation is improving. Previously Vurungamari, Rajibpur, Nageshwri, Fulbari, Sadar, Ulipur, Chilmari and Low land and 58 Char area’s unions of Roumari were flooded and water logged due to the upstream water and heavy rainfall for last few days. Total 69 shelters were opened for the affected people. 289 people are still remained into 4 shelters at Chilmari Upazilla. Rest of the people returned to their own home. District administration allocated 1610.700 MT GR rice and 2500000 Taka to distribute among the affected people of those Upazillas. Gaibandha Flood situation is normal. All the rivers are flowing below the danger level. 30 unions of 5 upazilla and 1 ward of the low land of gaibandha sadar are already inundated previously. 3 people died of flood. 1500000 taka and 491 MT rice are sub-allocated to distribute among the affected people of these upazillas. Relief activities are ongoing.
The Disaster Management Information Centre is the information hub of the Ministry of Food and Disaster Management for risk reduction, hazard early warnings and emergency response and recovery activities
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The Disaster Management Information Centre is the information hub of the Ministry of Food and Disaster Management for risk reduction, hazard early warnings and emergency response and recovery activities
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Bogra Situation is normal now. All the rivers are flowing below the danger level. Water receded from the flooded areas. Low land of Sariakandi, Dhunot and Sonatola upazila were flooded previously. People from low laying areas of flood affected unions who had taken shelter on local school, flood shelter and embankment made by Water Development Board returned to their homes. 1 people died due to flood. District administration has allocated 123.280 MT GR rice for the people of flood affected upazilas. Jamalpur Flood situation is improved. Water level of all the rivers is flowing below the danger level. 40 unions and 3 Purashava of 7 upazillas including Deoanganj, Islampur, Sadar, Madarganj, Melandah, Sarishabari, and Bakshiganj were inundated previously. 1 people died in the district. People previously had taken shelter into embankment and road already returned to their own home. 258.00 MT rice and 1500000 Taka are allocated by district administration for instant distribution. Relief distribution is ongoing. Sirajganj The Jamuna is receding and flowing below danger level. Flood situation is improved. Previously, low lands and char areas of Kazipur, Sadar, Raiganj, Ullapara, Shahjadpur, Kamarkhand, Belkuchi, Chouhali and Tarash upazilla were inundated. Total 52 shelters opened where 5745 people took shelter but now people are returning to their own home. Currently 2010 people remained into shelters. 1 person died due to flood. 467 MT Rice and BDT 1101000 have been allocated for distribution among affected of different upazila. Relief activity is ongoing. The situation is under observation and monitoring by district administration. Flash Flood Situation in North-East Region of the Country: Sylhet: Flood situation is improving in all upazilas. The Surma and the Kushiara are continuing to recede and flowing below the danger level. 1532 sq. km areas of 12 upazilas are inundated. Total death is 3. All people returned from 69 shelters opened previously for flood. 157 medical teams were formed but now 70 teams are providing health related support to flood affected people. Affected all people are getting treatment. GR Rice 809.420 MT, GR Cash BDT 2327400 and House building grant BDT 56000 have been allocated by the District Administration. Relief activity is continuing. Sunamganj The Surma is receding and flowing below the danger level. Situation is getting normal. Previously 23 unions of Chatak, Doarabazar and Biswambarpurupazila inundated as water level of surma increased due to upstream torrential water. 69 MT Rice and BDT 400000 have been allocated for the affected 3 upazilas. Relief operation is continuing. Flash Flood and Hill slide Situation in South-East Region of the Country Chittagong Flood situation is normal now. Low land areas of 8 upazillas were inundated previously due to the heavy rainfall, upstream water from hills and the breach of embankment. Total death toll is 37. Total1001.500 MT GR rice and BDT 60,00,000 GR cash have been distributed among the affected people of those affected upazilas including the city corporation. District administration is continuing relief activities.
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Cox’s Bazar Situation is normal now. Previously low land areas of 8 upazillas were inundated due to heavy rainfall and upstream water. Total 47 people (Landslide-24, Lightening-05, Wall collapse-05 and drowned to water-13) died due to landslide, wall collapse, lightening and drowned to water. A total of BDT 940000 provided to the 47 deceased family where BDT 20000 to the each family. 689 MT GR Rice and BDT 2890672 have been distributed among affected people. Along with this 205 sack flatten rice, 100 molasses, 200 pcs Saree, 100 pcs lungi have been distributed among affected. 58000 affected people from 137 shelters already returned to their home. Relief operation is continuing by the District administration. Bandarban Overall situation is improved. Water receded from all areas. Due to heavy rainfall and upstream water since 25-06-2012 low land of 7 Upazillas were inundated. and 47,077 people of 12,215 families are affected. 38 people are dead due to hill slide. People previously taken shelter have returned to their own house from the 19 shelters. Relief activities are ongoing by district administration. 1431500 taka and 345 MT rice is sub-allocated to distribute among the affected people. Death toll for upstream torrential water in hilly region and hill slide:
Chittagong 37
Cox’s Bazar 47
Bandarban 38
Total 122
Death toll for heavy rainfall and flood:
Sylhet 03
Gaibandha 03
Jamalpur 01
Bogura 01
Sirajganj 01
Total 09
** Total number of death: 122 + 09 = 131
Damage report of flood affected Districts:
Sl. No. District Affected Upazilas
Affected Unions
Affected families
Affected Households
1. Chittagong 14 183 347479 58334
2. Cox's Bazar 8 72 154688 70398
3. Bandarban 7 31 30384 23182
4. Sylhet 11 80 118521 23516
5. Sunamganj 3 23 50595 5041
6. Kurigram 9 53 123807 79592
7. Gaibandha 4 30 65015 43844
8. Bogra 3 14 27850 29650
9. Sirajganj 8 63 55309 8390
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Sl. No. District Affected Upazilas
Affected Unions
Affected families
Affected Households
10. Jamalpur 7 40 55080 18565
74 589 1028728 360512
Allocations from Disaster Management and Relief Division are as follows (from 26/06/2012 to date):
Sl. No.
District GR Cash GR Rice HB
Grant
(MT) (Cash)
1 Cox's Bazar 3,500,000 950 0
2 Chittagong 5,500,000 900 0
3 Sylhet 3,000,000 1050 0
4 Sirajganj 1,500,000 500 0
5 Gaibandha 2,300,000 800 0
6 Bandarban 1,000,000 300 0
7 Bogra 1,300,000 800 0
8 Kurigram 2,500,000 1450 0
9 Jamalpur 2,000,000 1100 0
Total 22,600,000 7,850 0
Allocations from Disaster Management and Relief Division to combat any possible flood situation are as follows (from 28/06/2012 to date):
Sl. No. District GR cash GR Rice HB Grant
(MT) (Cash)
1 Feni 500,000 50 0
2 Netrokona 200,000 0 0
3 Bhola 200,000 0 0
4 Pirojpur 200,000 50 0
5 Habiganj 700,000 100 0
6 Moulvibazar 500,000 200 500,000
7 Manikganj 1,400,000 400 0
8 Sunamganj 200,000 0 0
9 Lalmonirhat 0 50 0
10 Rangamati 500,000 100 0
11 Gopalganj 0 50 0
12 Rangpur 0 50 0
13 Pabna 500,000 200 0
14 Rajbari 500,000 200 0
15 Madaripur 1,000,000 300 0
16 Chandpur 1,500,000 400 0
17 Mymensingh 500,000 200 0
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Sl. No. District GR cash GR Rice HB Grant
(MT) (Cash)
18 Tangail 1,000,000 400 0
19 Munshiganj 500,000 300 0
20 Shariatpur 500,000 300 0
21 Sherpur 500,000 100 0
Total 10,900,000 3,450 500,000
Total allocation in 30 districts is as follows (from Jun 26, 2012 to date)
GR Cash GR Rice House Building Grant
3,35,00,000 11,300 5,00,000
Under VGF programme 2432.01 MT VGF Rice has been allocated to 81,067 families of
Chittagong, Cox’s Bazar and Bandarban. (30kg monthly each family). Disaster Management and Relief Division allocated 28,841 pcs of tarpaulin, 1735 pcs of
plastic sheets, 749 pcs blue-sheets, 2,546 Sharee and 15 sack old cloths to flood affected districts Chittagong, Cox’s bazar, Bandarban, Sylhet, Sunamganj, Kurigram, Gaibandha, Bogra, Sirajganj, and Jamalpur.
[Source: NDRCC; DMRD; MoFDM – www.dmrd.gov.bd; Data Date: Jul 11, 2012@03:00 pm]
Things to Do in Flood [English version]
Pre Flood
Decide a place where you will take shelter and move your properties.
Decide what to do to protect cattle and valuable properties.
Keep stock of puffed and flattened rice and molasses.
Keep communications with Disaster Management Committee and volunteers and seek for their advice and help.
During Flood
If any household inundated, take space in nearest highland, embankment or shelter.
Drink water from tubewell. If tubewell is not available, in that case drink boiled water or use water purification tablet or fitkiri.
Know the location of the nearest medical team around your location and ask for help if required.
Keep the cap of bottle containing of carbolic acid open. Place pieces of soap mixed with carbolic acid in different places of home. This will prevent snakes to enter into the house.
Help government and non-government relief distributing agency.
Communicate with Disaster Management Committees of flood affected villages to form volunteer team to keep your area and property safe.
Keep the crop seed in safe and dry place.
Prevent fishes to wash way from flooded ponds by putting tree branches on the pond water surface.
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After Flood
Return to own home as soon as water recedes and prepare the household to live.
Start cultivating in your own land. Take help from agriculture officers to cultivate such crop that can be produced in shortest possible time.
Many diseases (like typhoid, Diarrhea, dysentery) may spread out after flood, so take preparation with proper medication. Take vaccine or injections as required.
Contact with Up Chairman and members or volunteers to rebuild damaged household if required.
After water recedes check and take out all the fishes. Then apply 1 kg calcium hydroxide (locally known as chun)
Aman paddy can be sowed taken from a land that has not been inundated.
For seed and small plant sub-assistant agriculture officer can be contacted with. [Source: DMB; DMRD; MoFDM – www.dmb.gov.bd]
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Situation Report (Bengali Version)
The Disaster Management Information Centre is the information hub of the Ministry of Food and Disaster Management for risk reduction, hazard early warnings and emergency response and recovery activities
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The Disaster Management Information Centre is the information hub of the Ministry of Food and Disaster Management for risk reduction, hazard early warnings and emergency response and recovery activities
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Things to Do in Flood
[Bengali version]
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