News Bulletin Volume IV-FANI - CYSDExtremely Sever Cyclone FANI devastated 11 districts of the state...
Transcript of News Bulletin Volume IV-FANI - CYSDExtremely Sever Cyclone FANI devastated 11 districts of the state...
#FANI 2019 Bulletin after 72 Hours
Update IV May 6, 2019
Stories Inside FANI Killed Hope and Dream
Critical Deficits
Civil Society Response and Challenges
Official Updates
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Extremely Sever Cyclone FANI devastated
11 districts of the state affecting over 40 per-
cent of total state population. The death toll
rises to 50 as per the media reports, how-
ever, the state government acknowledges 29.
A large number of cattle are lost and the
heavy wind and rain damaged the kharif
crop, vegetable cultivation and cash crops
too. The internal road blockades still is a
major challenge to fasten the relief and reha-
bilitation operations. The devastating cy-
clone has shaken the backbone of coastal
Odisha and killed the hope and dreams of
people in rural as well as urban slums.
• Death toll rises to 50, however, govern-
ment sources reported 29 life claims;
• 5244 primary, 547 upper primary, 180
high schools and 1031 public health in-
stitutions were damaged;
• One lac 56 thousand of electric poles are
damaged in the state as per the primary
assessment;
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FANI Killed Hope and Dream
• Scarcity of water and food are still ma-
jor challenges in the rural and urban
slums after 72 hours of FANI;
• Thousand hectors of Kharip crop, Rub-
ber plantation, ground nuts, betel field,
coconut garden and vegetables are lost
affecting over lacs of farmers;
• Though the national and state high
ways are cleared for communication
but internal road blockade is still a
challenge for relief operation;
• Administration can’t able to reach all
the affected rural areas after 72 hours
due to road blockade;
• Electricity, water supply and food scar-
city are major challenges in the worst
affected villages and urban slums in
Khordha and Puri districts;
• Damage assessments are yet to be done;
• Heavy loss of cattle, crop, household
daily needs worsen the situation;
• Fear of break out of epidemics due to
heavy animal loss and waste disposal;
Official Updates • As per Special Relief Commissioner, Od-
isha 19 number of 132 KV towers, two
400 KV towers, 200 number of 33/11 KV
HT poles, 10000 numbers of 11/0.4 elec-
tric transformers and a large number of HT
line were damaged due to the cyclone. 29
lakh consumers of CESU are affected with
supply of electricity.
• The State Government announced the re-
habilitation package for the cyclone vic-
tims. The beneficiaries will get Rs 95100
for fully damaged houses under rural hous-
ing schemes. Similarly the families having
partially damaged houses will get Rs 5200
and Rs 3200 for nominal repair
• The affected families in Puri and Khorda
districts will get Rs 50 Kg rice, Rs 2000/-
and a polythene each.
• The affected families in Jagatsinghpur,
Kendrapara and Cuttack will get Rs 5000/-
per household.
• Additional one month pension to the bene-
ficiaries in the affected areas under Social
Security Scheme.
Critical Deficits • Scarcity of water for drinking and other
purposes
• Devastation of power structure af-
fected supply of electricity: darkness
all around
• Housing: affected people are taking
shelter in the open air.
• Women, children, elderly people and
People with Disabilities are the most
vulnerable groups.
• Food provided through community
shelters/ kitchen is not sufficient.
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Civil Society Response &
Challenges
• Rapid Assessment in Bhubaneswar Ur-
ban Slums and rural areas of Puri,
Khurda, Jagatsinghpur, Kendrapada
• Identification of the most vulnerable peo-
ple especially the women
• Temporary Shelter for the damaged
households
• Supply of drinking water in Bhubanes-
war Urban Slums
• Mobilization of Survival Kit for the most
affected households, Dignity Kit for the
women.
• Decontamination of polluted water bod-
ies.
Key Contact Information
Shri Niladri Bihari Sahoo,
Focal Point,
CYSD (Mobile No. - +91- 7008503838/ +91-
9040083867;
Email: [email protected]).