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DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- ADILABAD

District Hazard Hazard Profile DRR Measures

Adilabad Drought Drought poses to be one of the

major hazards that the district faces.

Bazarhatnoor and neighbouring

Neredigonda are the worst case

scenarios in terms of water scarcity

in the district with ground water

plunging beyond 36 metres in April

2016. The average depth at which

ground water level was seen during

the summer of 2016 at

Bazarhatnoor and Neredigonda was

36.65 metres and 39.5 metres

respectively

Structural:

Drinking water storage and

distribution facilities

Fodder storage facilities, to

maintain fodder banks.

Rainwater harvesting systems at

individual and community level

also.

.

Non-structural

Promote water efficient irrigation

systems (sprinklers, drip, etc.)

Provide advice to farmers to cope

with drought, crop management

under drought conditions, and

efficient water management

Promote village-level information

systems for natural resource

management.

Afforestation and other options

using economically useful

vegetation

Dovetailing into projects such as

Mission Kakatiya, Haritha Haram,

MGNREGS

Flooding Many of the villages in the revenue

mandals of Tamsi, Jainad, Bela and

Sirpur (T) are cut off due to

flooding. Flooding from Penganga

cuts off important road links. The

river, which joins the Pranahita in

the Northeastern border of

Adilabad, also causes damage to

standing crops in the revenue

mandals of Koutala, Bejjur,

Bheemini, Vemanpally and

Kotapally and cuts off several

villages

Structural:

Identification safe buildings and

sites to serve as temporary

shelters for people and livestock

evacuated from localities at risk.

Proper maintenance of drainage

systems.

Construction & maintenance of

flood embankments

Good communication system as

an early warning mechanism

Establishing control rooms

Non-structural

HRV analysis as a step towards

preparedness & mitigation

SOP / contingency plans

Implementing land-use regulation

for low lying areas as per flood

control norms

Regulation of inhabitation of low-

lying areas along the rivers, nallas

and drains


MGNREGS, Mission Kakatiya

Heatwave Rising temperatures during

summers much above the normal is

leading to heatwaves. Hot winds

compound the issue. Adilabad has

seen temperatures as high as 45

degrees during summer.

Structural

Well-equipped PHCs

Good communication system for

early warning on heatwaves

Non-structural



Train para-medical staff on

handling patients impacted by

heatwave

Create awareness regarding

protection from impacts of

heatwaves



NRHM

Coldwave Temperatures do down as low as 4

degrees Celsius during winter.

Adilabad has seen several deaths

due to intense cold waves.

Structural

Well-equipped PHCs


early warning on cold waves

Non-structural





cold wave


protection from impacts of cold

waves

SOP/ contingency plans

Dovetailing into projects such as NRHM

Fire /

Forest Fire

Fire is a hazard that is common to

all the districts of the State of

Telangana. However, Adilabad has

a forest area of 6944.5 sq.kms. and

forms nearly 43% of the total area.

Therefore, the district is more prone

to forest fires.

Most of fire accidents in the district

occur due to dry branches,

household articles, dry grass and

other electrical goods catching fire.

Structural:

Well-equipped fire stations

Maintenance of fire engines and

fire extinguishers

Non-structural

Proper storage of inflammable

material is necessary.

Create awareness regarding fire

safety

Mock drills

Some are also reported from

electricity transformers.

Dovetailing into projects such as IAY for

safe construction of houses

Earthquak

es

The district lies in seismic zone III Structural

Ensure that earthquake resistant

features are incorporated in

planning and execution of social

housing schemes

Non-structural


earthquake preparedness in the

local people



earthquakes

Adopt suitable byelaws for rural

and urban areas, put model codes

into practice and ensure proper

compliance

Dovetailing into earthquake resilient

features into social housing projects

Crowd

Events

Basara Saraswati temple is most

visited regularly. It is crowded

during navarathri period in Dasera

time.

Indravelli jatara is another time

when the area is filled with crowds.

Several jataras, Sri Rama Navami,

Hanumajjayanthi and Sivrathri are

other times when there are huge

crowds near the temples

Structural

Crowd management features are

to be incorporated in barricading,

construction of steps, temporary

electrical fittings, watch towers,

signages, temporary roads, tents,

fences for execution of all

festivals, fairs and various crowd

events as per the NDMA

guidelines issued in 2015

Non-structural

Orient the officials of Police,

Revenue, Endowments, Medical

and Health RWS, R&B,

Panchayat Raj, MA&UD,

Panchayat Raj Engineering,

Transco Fire, Women and Child

Welfare and Disaster Response

and Education Departments in

Crowd Management before every

crowd event and form them into

Incident Response Teams.

Ensure that crowd management

guidelines Route Area Movement

People mapping, capacity analysis

is done regularly before the

arrangements are made every

year.

Create awareness regarding crowd

event preparedness in the local

people

Train revenue, police(traffic and

law and order), medical and para-

medical staff along with NGOs

and volunteer managers and with

other relevant functionaries in


stampedes



into practice on capacity analysis

based crowd movement

restrictions.

Dovetailing Crowd Management features

into all government and private organised

fairs, exhibitions, functions, public

meetings, conferences and events.

Incorporate them into the licence

conditions while making arrangements or

permitting such events

DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES-HYDERABAD


Hyderabad Urban

flooding

One of the major hazards that the

district faces is urban flooding.

Hyderabad was home to more than

500 lakes. Most of the lakes have

been converted into residential /

commercial complexes. Haphazard

/unplanned construction activity

has led to the already poorly

functioning storm water drains.

During heavy rains, many areas are

water-logged as there is no outlet to

the heavy downpour of rain. Lakes,

which used as act as sponges for

excess water are no longer existent.

Masab Tank, a water body located

at the southern foothills of Banjara

Hills was converted into land for

residential and commercial

purposes. But that is only one the

many lakes that have disappeared

over the years. As a result, the

natural flow of the streams is

blocked and as a result, we have

waterlogging and flooding even at

the slightest instance of rain.

Structural:

Robust storm water drainage

system

Control rooms to monitor

flooding

Planned infrastructure

development.

Automatic rain gauges

Mobile para-medical teams

Airports to be made flood-proof

by providing efficient drainage

for a much higher rainfall

intensity.

All future road and rail bridges in

cities crossing drains to be

designed such that they do not

block the flows resulting in

backwater effect.

All road re-levelling works or

strengthening/ overlay works to

be carried out by milling the

existing layers of the road so that

the road levels will not be allowed

to increase.

Ensure protection of Water

Bodies and its restoration/ revival

Remove encroachments

Non-structural

HRV analysis to map the water

bodies and the course of flood

water

Promote city-level information

systems for management of urban

flooding

Awareness generation regarding

preparedness for floods

State Urban Flood Disaster

Management Information System.

Ward Level Information System

to be developed using high

resolution satellite images / aerial

photos integrated with

socioeconomic data covering

natural resources and

infrastructure facilities on

appropriate scale at community

level.

Trainings for urban flood rescue

and management. Upgrade

equipment and skills

Adequate budget to be provided

to take care of the men, material,

equipment and machinery for O&

Mof drainage systems on a

periodic basis

To ensure strict compliance of

Techno-Legal Regime through

ULBs

Nodal Department to constitute

Urban Flooding Cell at State level

and a DM Cell to be constituted at

the ULB level for managing urban

flooding at local level

State Governments will encourage

their school boards to develop

similar content in their school

curriculum


AMRUT

Heatwave Rising temperatures during

summers much above the normal is

leading to heatwaves. Hot winds

compound the issue. Heat island

effect compounds the heatwave

conditions in Hyderabad, which has

witness severe heatwave conditions

in the past few years.

Structural

Well-equipped PHCs



Public transport system to provide

water to passengers

Non-structural





heatwave



heatwaves



NRHM

Coldwave Hyderabad has experienced cold

wave conditions during the last few

years.

Structural

Well-equipped PHCs



Non-structural





cold wave


protection from impacts of cold

waves

SOP/ contingency plans

Consuming foods that increase

warmth


Fire Fire is a hazard that is common to


Telangana.

Structural:


Maintenance of dozers and fire

extinguishers

Roads broad enough to permit

passage of dozers

Buildings and high risers to

strictly follow the NBC 2005

Non-structural




safety

Mock drills

Well trained and equipped fire

personnel



Chemical

disasters

The city is industrially very well

developed. Structural

Better effluent management to

avoid pollution in the industries.

Safety Mechanisms for averting

industrial disasters

Non-structural

Good coordination among

departments of Industries,

Pollution Control Board and ,

NMDC , Medical & Health

Training to create awareness on

how to handle industrial disasters

is necessary.

Training to medical staff on

trauma management

Gale

winds

Sudden gale winds can uproot trees,

temporary housing structures like Structural

Control over number and strength

huts causing loss to life and

property. The city has witnessed

severe gale winds in the recent past

of hoardings

Housing in urban slums to be

strengthened

Non-structural

Dissemination of alerts to all

down to the last mile – remote,

rural or urban; Regular updates to

people in areas at risk

Laws, regulations, enforcement

Mechanisms

Ecologically sound land-use

zonation

Emergency medical response/

recovery and trauma

management. Also, at Diploma

/UG/ PG levels for Health

Professionals

Earthquak

es

Earthquakes upto 5 on the Richter

scale can occur. Mild

tremors have also hit the capital

city such as in September 2000. It

lies in seismic zone II.

Structural




housing schemes

Non-structural



local people



earthquakes




compliance

Dovetailing earthquake resilient features

into social housing projects

Crowd

Events

All India Industrial Exhibition,

Ganesh Navrathris, Durga

Navrathri, Ramazan, Arogyamatha

festival are most visited regularly.

It is crowded during navarathri

period in Dasera time.

Bonalu is another time when the

area is filled with crowds.

Sri Rama Navami,




Structural










Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- KARIMNAGAR


Karimna

gar

Drought The district experienced

consecutive droughts in 2014 and

2015. Out of 57 mandals in

Karimnagar, 19 were declared

drought affected. The groundwater

levels in the district have

plummeted by 2.78 metres during

2015. Borewells are drying up at

most places. Even the borewells in

tank command areas and project

command areas have gone dry. Due

to drought in back to back years

and reservoirs going dry, people are

desperately relying on groundwater.

Structural:







also.

.

Non-structural







Create awareness and promote

natural resource management at

village level.

Afforestation

Preparation and implementation

of DM plans and ensure the

functioning of agencies with DM

tasks



MGNREGS

Flooding Flooding can be caused by heavy

inflows into the Pranahita river,

which merges with Godavari river

at Kaleshwaram. Around 15

villages will be cut from the rest of

the world following the

overflowing of Peddampet,

Sarvaipet and Pankena rivulets in

Mahadevpur mandal

Structural:






systems.


flood embankments




Non-structural

Zoning, mapping, and

classification of flood prone areas.

Undertake HRVA as part of

preparing and periodic revision of

DM plans.

http://www.thehindu.com/news/national/telangana/groundwater-situation-in-telangana-alarming/article8478394.ece

Dissemination of warnings to all,


rural or urban; regular updates to

people in areas at risk.


MGNREGS, Mission Bhagiratha.

Desilting and dredging works are taken

up as part of the works in MGNREGS.

Heatwave In the recent years, heatwave

conditions during summer are

leading to deaths. During 2015-

2016, Karimnagar experienced very

high temperatures.

Structural

PHCs that are well equipped to

handle heatwave victims



Non-structural



heatwave



heatwaves among local people

Conduct one-day workshops

involving officials and non-

officials of PRIs & ULBs

Popularise foods that are high in

water content to be used during

summer



NRHM

Coldwave During 2014, the temperature

plummeted to 9 degree Celsius in

various parts of the district forcing

people to remain indoors. During

2015, the district experienced

temperatures below 10 degrees

Celsius in the mornings and

evenings.

Structural


handle people subjected to cold

wave conditions



Non-structural

Preparedness for cold wave

conditions



cold wave

Create awareness among local

people regarding protection from

impacts of cold waves

People may be advised to eat

healthy food to supply heat to the

body. Also, they may be advised

to cover their head, as most body

heat is lost through the top of the

head and cover their mouth to

protect your lungs


Fire /

Forest Fire

Fire is a hazard that is common to


Telangana.

Structural:


Well maintained fire

extinguishers

Non-structural




safety with focus on school

children

Mock drills



Earthquak

es

During July 2015 mild tremors

were felt for 3 minutes in the

Rayakal zone, Ramojipeta, Vadey

lingapur, Thatlavaya,

Katnapur,Chinthluru, Borupalli.

Other places of Karimnagar district

was also affected with tremors. The

district lies in seismic zone III

Structural




housing schemes

Non-structural

Incorporate earthquake

preparedness in the local people



earthquakes



Crowd

Events

Vemulavada Raja Rajeswara

Swamy, Dharmapuri and

Kaleswaram temples are most



time.

Kondagattu Anjaneya Swamy is

another time when the area is filled

with crowds.





Structural










Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- KHAMMAM


Khamma

m

Drought During 2014, Konijerla,

Thirumalaya palem, Nelakonda

palle and Chinthakam mandals

experienced deficit rainfall of less

than 50%. Khammam district did

not experience drought in 2015.

Structural:







also.

.

Non-structural









village level.

Afforestation




tasks



MGNREGS

Flooding Through the district run the

Godavari and Munneru, a tributary

of the Krishna River. The district

experiences regular flooding from

the Godavari. In 2015, 70 villages

in Khammam district were cut off

because of the rising waters. During

the Nilam cyclone in 2012, the

district received actual rainfall of

202.5 mm against the normal of

12.1 mm which is a deviation of

1574%.

Structural:






systems.


flood embankments




Non-structural





DM plans.





Flood contingency plan

Regular mock drills to be

conducted involving officials

Resource inventory to be

maintained







leading to deaths. During 2015-

2016, Khammam experienced very

high temperatures. On On 24 May,

2015, it recorded its highest ever

temperature at 48.0 °C

Structural





Shelters at regular intervals.

Non-structural



heatwave









summer



NRHM & MGNREGS

Coldwave Moderate to severe cold wave

conditions across Khammam

district in 2015 left the aged, sick

and shelterless people in pathetic

condition. In the same year, intense

cold wave conditions gripped the

agency areas in Bhadrachalam and

Palvancha divisions, causing severe

hardships to tribal people

Structural



wave conditions



Non-structural


conditions



cold wave










protect your lungs




Telangana.

Structural:



extinguishers

Non-structural





children

Mock drills



Earthquak

es

The Eastern Coastal tract,

especially the Godavari Valley, and

the adjoining areas are

characterised by faults/fractures

displaying evidence of seismic

activity. 13 mandals in the district

are categorized as prone to

earthquake. Badrachalam and

Khammam experienced an

earthquake during 2003. Though

the earthquake was of a minor scale

it is viewed with seriousness as it is

thought that the earthquakes might

be due to excessive mining.

Seismic station is being set up at

Kothagudem by NGRI. The district

lies in seismic zone III

Structural




housing schemes

Non-structural



local people



earthquakes




compliance



Crowd

Events

Bhadrachalam Kodanda Rama

Swamy temple is most visited

regularly. It is crowded during

navarathri period in Dasera time.

Several jataras are other time when

the area is filled with crowds

conducted during Sri Rama

Structural







Navami, Hanumajjayanthi and

Sivrathri are other times when there

are huge crowds near the temples




Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- MAHBUBNAGAR


Mahbub

nagar

Drought Out of 64 mandals, 33 mandals

experienced below normal

southwest monsoon rainfall at least

once in the last three years. Seven

mandals have experienced deficit

rainfall of even less than 50%

during the year 2014. During 2015

all the 64 mandals were declared

drought affected. This district is

chronically drought-prone.

Structural:

Interagency coordination among

SDMA, Revenue Dept.,

Agriculture Dept., DRDA,PRD,

and ULBs. Preparation and

implementation of DM plans and

ensure the functioning of agencies

with DM tasks.



under drought conditions.







also..

Non-structural









village level.

Afforestation




tasks



MGNREGS. Provision of unskilled

labour through MGNREGS will reduce

migration.

Flooding Two important rivers, viz. Krishna

and Tungabhadra flow through the

district. The Krishna River enters

Andhra Pradesh in Makthal Mandal

of this district and covers Gadwal,

Wanaparthi, and Nagarkurnool

divisions of Mahabubnagar. The

Tungabhadra flows through parts of

Structural:

Construction of shelters in flood

prone areas


systems.


flood embankments


the Wanaparthi division. The Dindi

River, which is a tributary of the

Krishna flows through parts of

Nagarkurnool division before

joining the Krishna River.

Dhundibhi (rediscovered after over

a 100

years during the current floods),

Pedavagu and Chinavagu are the

other tributaries of the Krishna in

the district. River Krishna flows to

the south of the district to a stretch

of 160 kms and River Tungabadra

enters the district at Rajoli and joins

River Krishna at Alampur. The

entire district is covered under

Krishna River Basin.

Unprecedented heavy rain between

29th September and 1st October,

009 occurred in Northern

Karnataka and Mahabubnagar and

Kurnool districts of Andhra

Pradesh resulted in release of lakhs

of cusecs of water in to the dams of

Joorala and Srisailam and led to

flooding in 15 mandals of

Mahabubnagar district. The floods

occurred within a radius of 100 km

with the epicenter being the

southern part of Mahabubnagar

district. The Srisailam reservoir

which collects flood waters from

the

Krishna, Tungabhadra and Hundri

and few other streams from

Nallamala forest is poised to handle

10 lakh cusecs which is the highest

flood discharge in the last decade.

The breach in Tungabadra

Reservoir at Sunkesula and Rajoli

caused ubmergence of the nearly

41 villages in Alampur,

Waddepally, Ieeja and

Manopad mandals of

Mahabubnagar district



Non-structural

Ward level Risk Reduction and

Vulnerability Assessment

Estimation of Possible Inundation

levels





Regular updation of flood

contingency plan




maintained

Trainings and awareness

programme for better

preparedness





Heatwave The year 2016 saw almost 35

deaths in Mahbubnagar due to

severe heatwave conditions. Severe

heatwave conditions prevailed even

during 2015.

Structural

Allocation of separate wards to

handle sunstroke victims in

government hospitals.

PHCs should be well equipped to





Non-structural



heatwave

Regular advice to locals in local

newspapers regarding precautions

against heatwave



officials of PRIs & ULBs on

management of heatwave

conditions.



summer



NRHM & MGNREGS

Coldwave Moderate to severe cold wave

conditions prevailed in

Mahbubnagar during 2015. In 2013

also cold wave conditions prevailed

in Mahbubnagar.

Structural


handle health disorders arising

from cold wave conditions.



Non-structural


conditions



cold wave










protect your lungs




Telangana.

Structural:



extinguishers

Non-structural





children

Mock drills

Well trained personnel.



Crowd

Events

Alampur Jogulamba temple is most



time. Beechupally Hanuman

Temple also is most frequented.

Mannemkonda Jatara and several

other Jataras are other time when

the area is filled with crowds

conducted during Sri Rama

Navami, Hanumajjayanthi and

Sivrathri are other times when there

are huge crowds near the temples.

Structural










Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- MEDAK


Medak Drought During 2015 all the mandals in the

district were declared as drought

affected by the Government.

During 2014, out of 46 mandals, 14

mandals have experienced deficit

rain fall of even less than 50%.

Structural:







also.

Non-structural









village level.

Afforestation




tasks



MGNREGS

Heatwave Medak witnessed severe heatwave

conditions during three consecutive

years from 2014 to 2016 with

nearly 23 deaths in 2016 and 35 in

2015.

Structural






Design houses with thick walls

which can reflect the heat back.

Usage of Khus Khus thatties for

windows to cool air.

Non-structural



heatwave









summer



NRHM & MGNREGS

Coldwave The years 2014 and 2015 saw

moderate cold wave conditions

across Medak.

Structural


handle people suffering due to ill

health due to cold wave

conditions



Non-structural



cold wave










protect your lungs




Telangana.

Structural:



extinguishers

Non-structural





children

Mock drills



Earthquak

es

9 mandals of Medak district are

categorized under High Hazard

level for earthquakes. An event of

2.2 M was recorded from Medak

district on January 20, 2016.

Structural




housing schemes

Non-structural



local people



earthquakes




compliance.

Prepare seismic zones for the

district



Chemical

disasters

The district is industrially well

developed. Patancheru, which lies

close to Hyderabad houses a

number of industries.

Structural





Non-structural







is necessary.

Training to medical staff on

trauma management

Crowd

Events

Wargal Saraswati temple is most



time.







Structural










Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- NALGONDA


Nalgond

a

Drought In 2015, 22 out of 59 mandals

of Nalgonda District were

declared drought hit. This district

is chronically drought-prone.

Structural:







also.

.

Non-structural









village level.

Afforestation




tasks



MGNREGS

Flooding Krishna, Musi, Aleru, Pedavagu,

Dindi, Halia and Paleru rivers

flow through Nalongda District.

Krishna river floods in 2009 led to

havoc in the district. The district

reported 2 deaths. Due to a flood

threat in 2011, residents of of

Adluru village were moved to safer

places. The breach to

Peddadevulapally Balancing

Reservoir constructed across

Nagarjuna Sagar Left Bank Canal

near the village of Tripuraram

mandal in Nalgonda district flooded

110 houses. Torrential rains led to

flooding and loss of 7 lives in 2013.

Structural:






systems.


flood embankments




Building permanent houses in the

flood affected areas through IAY

Non-structural





DM plans.









maintained







leading to deaths. Due to severe

heatwave conditions, there were 91

deaths in this district in 2016. It

recorded the highest temperature at

45.2 degrees

Structural






Non-structural



heatwave









summer



NRHM & MGNREGS

Coldwave Severe cold wave conditions

prevailed in some parts of the

district in 2012.

Structural



wave conditions



Non-structural


conditions



cold wave










protect your lungs




Telangana.

Structural:



extinguishers

Non-structural





children

Mock drills



Crowd

Events

Yadadri temple is most visited

regularly. Lakshmi Narasimha

Swamy Temples at Wadapally and

Matampally are crowded during


Jadala Ramalingeswara Swamy

temple during Sivarathri is another

time when the area is filled with

crowds.





Structural










Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- NIZAMABAD


Nizamab

ad

Drought All the 36 mandals in the district

have reported below normal rainfall

at least once during the last three

years. Ranjal, Bodhan, Kotgire,

Bichkunda, Birkoor, Ghandhari

Banswada, Pitlam, Nizam Sugar,

Yella Reddy, Kama Reddy and

Bikanoor Mandals have

experienced deficit rainfall of even

less than 50% southwest monsoon

in the year 2014. During 2015 all

the mandals were declared as

drought affected.

Structural:







also.

.

Non-structural









village level.

Afforestation




tasks



MGNREGS

Flooding Godavari is a major river in the

district and when heavy rains occur

in Maharashtra which is the

catchment area, the district faces

the risk of floods. Also when

Mutyalavagu, Dondlavagu,

Tappalavagu overflow , Sirikonda

mandal gets surrounded by water

completely.

Structural:






systems.


flood embankments




Non-structural





DM plans.









maintained

Incorporating disaster response,

search and rescue in the training

programs of youth such as village

volunteers, and for protection of

disaster-affected animals







leading to deaths. The district has

experienced moderate to severe

heatwave conditions in the recent

past.

Structural






Non-structural



heatwave









summer



NRHM & MGNREGS

Cold wave Moderate to severe cold wave

conditions across Nizamabad

district was seen in 2015

Structural



wave conditions



Non-structural


conditions



cold wave










protect your lungs




Telangana.

Structural:



extinguishers

Non-structural





children

Mock drills



Earthquak

es

Nizamabad lies in a zone of low

seismic activity. However,

preparedness and precautions are

necessary.

Structural




housing schemes

Non-structural



local people



earthquakes




compliance

Dovetailing into social housing projects

Crowd

Events

Basara Saraswati temple is most

Khilla Ramalayam Dichpally, Siva

Temple at Kanteswar and Lakshmi

Structural



Narasimha Temple Jankampet are

visited regularly. These temples

crowded during navarathri period in

Dasera time.














Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- RANGAREDDY


Rangare

ddy

Drought 26 mandals have experienced

below normal rainfall during the

southwest monsoon season in at

least one of the years. 4 mandals

have received rainfall of 50%

below normal during the year 2014.

In 2015, 33 mandals of Ranga

Reddy are declared drought-hit .

Structural:

Interagency coordination among

SDMA, Revenue Dept.,

Agriculture Dept., DRDA,PRD,

and ULBs. Preparation and

implementation of DM plans and

ensure the functioning of agencies

with DM tasks.



under drought conditions.







also..

Non-structural









village level.

Afforestation




tasks



MGNREGS. Provision of unskilled

labour through MGNREGS will reduce

migration.

Flooding Waterlogging and flooding is

occurring even at the slightest

instance of rain

Structural

Proper drainage system is essential to

avoid flooding even in case of incessant

rains

Non-structural

Regulations must be strictly

followed to prevent

encroachments

Trainings and awareness

programme for better

preparedness


AMRUT .

Heatwave Reddy District is experiencing heat

waves for the past few years.

Temperatures soared to above 44

degrees Celsius.

Structural

Allocation of separate wards to

handle sunstroke victims in

government hospitals.

PHCs should be well equipped to





Non-structural



heatwave

Regular advice to locals in local

newspapers regarding precautions

against heatwave



officials of PRIs & ULBs on

management of heatwave

conditions.



summer


Design houses with thick walls

which can reflect the heat back.

Usage of Khus Khus thatties for

windows to cool air


NRHM & MGNREGS

Cold wave Cold wave conditions have

prevailed over the last 3 years in

this district.

Structural

PHCs / Government hospitals that

are well equipped to handle health

disorders arising from cold wave

conditions.



Non-structural


conditions



cold wave










protect your lungs




Telangana.

Structural:



extinguishers

Non-structural





children

Mock drills

Well trained personnel.



Earthquak

es

Shankarpalli, Serilingampalli,

Rajendranagar and Moinabad are in

a high risk zone for seismicity

Structural




housing schemes

Non-structural



local people



earthquakes




compliance


into social housing projects.

Chemical RR District is industrially well Structural

disasters developed as it lies close to the

capital. There are 25247 industrial

units in the district. 4291 units are

under medium enterprises and out

of these, there are numerous

chemical industries.





Non-structural







is necessary.

Gale

winds

Sudden gale winds can uproot trees,

temporary housing structures like

huts causing loss to life and

property

Structural

Control over number and strength

of hoardings

Non-structural

Dissemination of alerts to all


rural or urban; Regular updates to

people in areas at risk

Laws Regulations Enforcement

Mechanisms

Ecologically sound land-use

zonation; regulating aquaculture,

and groundwater extraction

Emergency medical response/

recovery and trauma

management. Also, at Diploma

/UG/ PG levels for Health

Professionals

Crowd

Events

Chilkur temple and Ananta

Padmanabha Swamy temple at

Vikarabad are most visited temples.

They are crowded almost

everyday.

Keesara jatara, Bugga jatara is

another time when the area is filled

with crowds.





Structural










Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








DISTRICT-WISE HAZARD PROFILES- WARANGAL


Waranga

l

Drought Out of 51 mandals, 41 mandals

have reported deficit southwest

monsoon rainfall at least once in

the last 3 years. 3 out of 51mandals

have experienced rainfall deficit of

even less than 50% during the year

2014.

Structural:







also.

.

Non-structural









village level.

Afforestation




tasks



MGNREGS

Flooding Through Warangal district flows

the Godavari with minor rivers

such as Akeru, Muneru, Paleru. In

2013, tanks breached in

Mahabubabad division due to

incessant rainfall. Many villages

were inundated. Many tribal

villages remained cut off from the

mainstream in agency mandals of

the district.

Structural:






systems.




Non-structural





DM plans.






maintained







leading to deaths. Oppressive

heatwave conditions prevailed both

during 2015 and 2016.

Structural






Non-structural



heatwave









summer



NRHM & MGNREGS

Coldwave Warangal witnessed cold wave

conditions in the years 2012, 2014

and 2015.

Structural



wave conditions



Non-structural


conditions



cold wave










protect your lungs




Telangana.

Structural:


Well maintained dozers and fire

extinguishers

Non-structural





children

Mock drills

Well trained fire personnel



Earthquak

es

The district lies in seismic zone III Structural




housing schemes

Non-structural



local people



earthquakes




compliance

Dovetailing into earthquake resilient

features into social housing projects

Crowd

Events

Bhadrakali temple is most visited

regularly. It is crowded during


Sammakka Sarakka Jatara and

Kommarelli is another time when

the area is filled with crowds.





Structural









guidelines issued in 2015.

Non-structural

















year.



people







stampedes





restrictions.








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