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Pudukkottai District Disaster Management Plan - 2017

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PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT

DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN – 2017

CONTENTS

S.No. Topic Page

No

1. Abbreviations 8

2. Approval of DDM Plan - 2017 9

I. DISTRICT PROFILE

1. Introduction 10

2. Disaster Management Plan 11

3. Budget 13

4. District Revenue Administration 14

5. List of Villages in each Taluk (Division Wise) 14

6. Revenue Villages In Each Taluk 15

7. Local Administration 26

8. Rivers Flowing through the District 28

9. List of Raingauge Stations 32

10. Rainfall Details 34

11. Tanks Maintained by Local bodies 40

II. HAZARD VULNERABILITY, CAPACITY AND RISK

ASSESSMENT

1. List of Coastal Villages likely to be affected by Cyclone 41

2. Major and Minor Disaster 41

3. List of Vulnerable Villages (with Map) 42

4. Source of Flooding 47

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5. Name of the bridges over the rivers 48

6. Profile of past Experience (Flood) 48

7.

I. Incident Response System & Committee (Team) 48

II. Heat Waves (DO’s & DONT’S) 49

III.

I. Drought 53

II. Kudimaramathu 53

III. G.O(Ms)No.50: Industries (MMC.1) Department 55

IV. THAI (Tamilnadu Improvement) Scheme 60

V. CBDRM 61

VI. M.G.N.R.E.G.S 62

VII. Dryland Farming 62

VIII. TN-IAMWARM 63

IX. Drought Mitigation - Green And Fodder- Animal

Husbandry Department 64

III. PREVENTION AND MITIGATION MEASURES

1. Disaster Management Organization 68

2. IDRN (India Disaster Resource Network) 68

3. Sendai Framework For Disaster Risk Reduction 69

4. Goal of the Sendai Framework In Disaster Management Plan 69

5. District advisory committee 69

6. Community awareness and involvement (Community & other

stakeholders participation) 73

7. Mitigation measures undertaken 74

8. Disaster Management – Preparedness 75

9. Mock Drills & Training 76

10. Warning System 77

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11. Institutional Arrangements For Disaster Management

Trigger Mechanism and Operational Direction 80

12. Relief and Rescue Operations 81

13. Inter Departmental Zonal Teams 81

14. Damages Assessment and immediate Restoration and

Rehabilitation 89

IV. RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION PLAN OF VARIOUS

DEPARTMENTS

1. Revenue Department 90

2. Police Department 92

3. Fire and Rescue Services Department 97

4. Rural Development Department 98

5. Public Works Department 99

6. Highways & rural works department 101

7. Civil supplies department 106

8. Agriculture department 107

9. Municipalities and Town Panchayat 107

10. Medical and Public Health Department 108

11. Animal Husbandry Department 126

12. TANGEDCO 126

13. Transport Department 135

14. Fisheries Department (List of Swimmers & Boats) 136

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15. Education Department 140

16. Information and Public Relation 141

17. Co-ordination with other agencies NCC and Home Guards 142

18. Defence Personnel 142

V. INVENTORY AND STOCK CAPACITY BUILDING

1. List of Public Buildings 143

2. List of School buildings that can be used as temporary shelters at

the time of floods. 148

3. List of Choultries / Kalyana mandapam 153

4. List of Cyclone Shelters. 159

5. List of Multi Purpose Evacuation Shelters in Coastal Areas 159

6. List of Fair Price Shops with locations 160

7. List of Portable Generators available with the private 171

8. List of Voluntary Organisation and Non – Governmental

Organization 174

9. List of First Responders (Coastal Villages of Manamelkudi &

Avudayarkoil Taluk) 175

10. List of Medical Teams 186

11. List of drinking Water sources 186

12. (a). Noon Meal Centres 186

(b). Bakeries in the district 188

13. Relief and Rescue Materials available with the concerned

Departments 189

14. Stock position of Food materials 189

15. Stock position of Medicines and Drugs 189

APPROVED IN THE DISASTER MANAGEMENT GOVERNING

CONDUCTED BY THE PRESIDENTSHIP OF

19.04.2017 AT PUDUKKOTTAI

VI. CONTACTS

1. Locations of Control

2.

Contact number (Emergency)

(a). Revenue Department

(b). Electricity Board,

3. Contact number of StateRelief Commissioner (Cra), & Secretariat, Chennai

4. District Telephone Directory

5. District E-Mail Directory

VII. DO’S AND DONT’S (CYCLONE AND FLOOD)

(a). Checkslip for Flood Preparations:

VIII.

IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT ORDERS AND INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE COMMISSIONERATE (DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND MITIGATION DEPARTMENT)

Thiru.C.Stalin

APPROVED IN THE DISASTER MANAGEMENT GOVERNING BODY MEETING

CONDUCTED BY THE PRESIDENTSHIP OF THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR ON

19.04.2017 AT PUDUKKOTTAI.(DDMA FORMED ON 29.3.2015)

Locations of Control Room and its contact number

Contact number (Emergency)

(a). Revenue Department

(b). Electricity Board,

Contact number of StateRelief Commissioner (Cra), & Secretariat,

District Telephone Directory

Mail Directory

DO’S AND DONT’S (CYCLONE AND FLOOD)

(a). Checkslip for Flood Preparations: IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT ORDERS AND INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE COMMISSIONERATE (DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND MITIGATION DEPARTMENT)

Updated by

Thiru.C.Stalin B.A., Tahsildar, Disaster Mangement Pudukkottai District

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BODY MEETING

COLLECTOR ON

190

190

190

191

Contact number of StateRelief Commissioner (Cra), & Secretariat, 192

192

200

201

209

IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT ORDERS AND INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE COMMISSIONERATE (DISASTER MANAGEMENT AND MITIGATION

213

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1. ABBREVIATIONS

BDO - Block Development Officer

CBDM - Community Based Disaster Management

CBDRM - Community Based Disaster Risk Management

CBRN - Chemical Biological, Radiological an d Nuclear

CRA - Commissioner of Revenue Administration

DDMA - District Disaster Management Authority

DDMP - District Disaster Management Plan

DEOC - District Emergency Operation Centre

DM - Disaster Management

DRDO - Defence Research and Development Organisation

DRO - District Revenue Officer

DRR - Disaster Risk Reduction

E&F - Environment & Forest Department

EAP - Emergency Action Plan

ECS - Electronic Clearance System

EWS - Early Warning System

GOI - Government of India

GSI - Geological Survey of India

HFL - Highest Flood Level

HQ - Head Quarters

ICT - Information and Communications Technology

IDRN - Indian Disaster Resource Network

IMD - India Meteorological Department

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MGRNEGS - Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme

NCMC - National Crisis Management Committee

PWD - Public Works Department

PWD(WRD) - Public Works Department(Water Resource Department)

RD&PR - Rural Development & Panchayat Raj Department

SDMA - State Disaster Management Authority

SEOC - State Emergency Operation Centre

SDMP - State Disaster Management Plan

SHG - Self Help Groups

TANGEDCO - Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation

TNEB - Tamil Nadu Electricity Board

TNPCB - Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board

TWAD - Tamil Nadu Water Supply & Drainage Board

VAO - Village Administrative Officer

WPS - Water Purification System

2. APPROVAL OF DDM PLAN - 2017

APPROVED IN THE DISASTER MANAGEMENT GOVERNING BODY

MEETING CONDUCTED BY THE PRESIDENTSHIP OF THE DISTRICT COLLECTOR

ON 19.04.2017 AT PUDUKKOTTAI. (DDMA FORMED ON 29.3.2015)

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I.PROFILE OF PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT

1. INTRODUCTION

Pudukkottai has a familiar Historical background and it was formerly a Princely

State with the title of “SAMASTHANAM” ruled by the “H.H.The Rajah’s of

THONDAIMANS”. The present Pudukkottai district is encompassing the entire

Princely State of Pudukkottai and parts of Tiruchirappally and Thanjavur districts.

Pudukkottai district came into existence on 14.1.1974.

The erstwhile “Pudukkottai State” has been justly famous for its efficient and

stable administration through the years with its seasoned administrative system,

operating with well understood concepts of hierarchy line of command and discreet

adherences to principles and procedures. Really this credit goes to the initial author and

as well as the founder of the system of “District Office Manual”, by “Sir Alexander

Loftus Tottenham”, the Agent of the British Emperor/ Administrator of erstwhile

“Pudukkottai State” for his aim of trim and efficient administration.

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2.DISASTER MANAGEMENT PLAN

The main objective of Disaster Management Plan is to assess the vulnerability of

district to various major hazards so that mitigate steps can be taken to contain the

damages before and during disaster and to provide relief and take reconstruction

measures at the shortest possible time effectively.

The District Disaster Management Plan is also a purposeful document that

assigns responsibility to the officials of Government Departments, Social Organisations

and Individuals for carrying out specific and effective actions at projected times and

places in an emergency manner that exceeds the capability or routine responsibility of

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an one agency, e.g the departments of Revenue, Police, Fire Services, Fisheries,

Highways, PWD, South Vellar Division and Health etc.

Pudukkottai District has 51 km. Of long coastal belt and there is a likely dense

population, particularly fishermen community in these coastal areas. Our main task is to

protect the people living in coastal areas and other places vulnerable due to

flood/cyclone and disaster. Further the cattle and other domestic animals have to be

protected from the havoc. Apart from this work, the protection of major, medium and

minor irrigation tanks also deserves lot of efforts from the departments such as Public

Works Department, Rural Development, Revenue, Police and Fire Service. The action

plan requires well planned, co-ordinated efforts to avert flood damage. There are small

rivers namely Vellar, Agniar, Pambar, Ambuliyar and Gundar in the district, which may

also get flooded and may play havoc in the event of heavy rain.

Field level inspections are highly necessary by departments such as Revenue,

Public Works Department, Panchayat Union, Highways to take preliminary action to

prevent breaches of tanks, erosion of roads, falling of trees, crashing down of walls etc.,

particularly in the low lying areas where floods normally occur. In Pudukkottai District,

we have about 6960 tanks where continuous monitoring is necessary during both

monsoon period and whenever there are heavy rains. Based on the earlier contingency

and disaster management plans, a new plan has been drawn to meet the current needs

of preparedness and to meet the current disaster if any occurs suddenly in Pudukkottai

District.

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3.BUDGET

Since the district, has 51 KM of long Coastal Line and that there is a likely dense

population particularly fishermen community in these coastal areas causing

Flood/Cyclone on Disaster, a Jeep is highly necessary to face consequences and to

manage the situation for this district.

With regard to Budget and other financial allocation, regular contingency and the

Disaster Management Fund may be sanctioned every year to this district for avoiding

both Natural and Manmade Disaster.

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4. DISTRICT REVENUE ADMINISTRATION:

The district has an area of 4663 Sq.K.m with a Coastal line of 51 Km. The district

lies between 78.2’ and 79.15’of the Eastern Longitude and between 9.50’and 10.40’of

the Northern Longitude. It is bounded by Tiruchirappalli district in the North & West,

Sivagangai district in the South, Bay of Bengal in the East and Thanjavur District in the

North east.

The administrative units of this district consists of 3 Revenue Divisions

comprising with 12 taluks, 13 blocks and 763 villages, besides Village/Town

Panchayats and Municipalities. There are 2 Municipalities, 8 Town Panchayats and 497

Village Panchayats in the district.

The details regarding the taluk-wise number of Villages, Blocks, Town

Panchayats and Municipalities are given below:

5.LIST OF VILLAGES IN EACH TALUK AT DIVISION WISE

PUDUKKOTTAI DIVISION:

Sl. No.

Name of the Officer Office Phone Residence Phone No. and

Mobile No.

Sub Collector Office, 04322 222219 260208

Pudukkottai. 9445000468

1. Tahsildar, Pudukkottai 04322 221566 265221

9445000641

2. Tahsildar, Alangudi 04322 251223 251260

9445000640

3. Tahsildar, Gandarvakkottai 04322 275733 275760

9445000642

4. Tahsildar, Thirumayam 04333 274223 274229

9445000643

5. Tahsildar, Karambakudi 04322 255199

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ILLUPUR DIVISION

Sl. No


Mobile No. Revenue Divisional Officer,

Illuppur. 04339 272049 88708 94168

1 Tahsildar, Illuppur 04339 272300 272299 9445000639

2. Tahsildar, Kulathur 04339 262223 262234 9445000638

3. Tahsildar, Ponnamaravathy 04333 260188 9578712055

4. Tahsildar, Viralimalai 04339 220777

ARANTHANGI DIVISION

Sl. No.


Mobile No.

Revenue Divisional Officer, Aranthangi. 04371 220589

220298 9445000469

1. Tahsildar, Aranthangi 04371 220528 9445000644

2. Tahsildar, Avudayarkoil 04371 233325 9445000645

3. Tahsildar, Manamelkudi 04371 250569 9445000646

6.REVENUE VILLAGES IN EACH TALUK

1. PUDUKKOTTAI TALUK

1 Kavinadu Melavattam 2 Kavinadu Keelavattam

3 Thirumalairayasamutram 4 Vagavasal 5 Kadayampatti 6 Thattampatti 7 Siruvayal 8 Ayyavayal 9 Puthampur 10 Kurunchipatti 11 Sanivayal 12 Sembattur 13 Egavayal 14 Pudukkottai (North) 15 Mullur 16 Thennathirayanpatti 17 Nathampannai 18 Sellukudi 19 PurakaraiNathampannai 20 Kallukkaranpatti 21 Vannarapatti 22 Kuppaianpatti

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23 Ganapathipuram 24 Thonadamanoorani 25 Sammattividuthi 26 Adanakkottai 27 Chokkanathampatti 28 Vadavalam

29 Itchadi I Bit 30 Itchadi II Bit 31 Manaviduthi 32 Mookkampatti 33 Varapur 34 Pulavankadu

35 Nemmelipatti 36 Perunkondanviduthi 37 Kulavaipatti 38 Perungalur

39 Mangalathupatti

40 Pudukkottai South (Thirukovarnam)

2. ALANGUDI TALUK

41 Vadakadu 42 Kovilur Devasthanam 43 Kovilur 44 Venkitakulam 45 Thetchinapuram 46 Kothakkottai 47 Manjanviduthi 48 Kalankudi 49 Vallathirakkottai 50 Maniambalam 51 Vandakkottai 52 Kaikuruchi 53 Boovarajakudi 54 Chettivayal 55 Vijayaregunathapuram 56 Kayampatti 57 Thiruvarankulam 58 Immanmpatti 59 Veppangudi 60 Keeramankalam Vadakku 61 Thirukkattalai 62 Keeramangalam Therkku 63 Nagaram 64 Kulamangalam vadakku 65 Senthankudi 66 Panankulam 67 KulamangalamTherkku 68 Kothamangalam Therkku 69 Kothamangalam Vadakku 70 Mudukkuvayal 71 Neduvasal Keelpathi 72 Lakshminarasimmapuram 73 Neduvasal Melpathi 74 Andavarayapuram 75 Pulichankadu 76 Chettiendal 77 Anavayal I Bit 78 Seriyalure II Bit 79 Anavayal II Bit 80 Karambakadu I Bit 81 Seriyalur Jameen I Bit 82 Kathakuruchi

83 Karambakkadu Jameen II Bit

84 Nambukkuli

85 Koodalur 86 Vennavalkudi 87 Kanniapatti 88 Kupakudi 89 Arayapatti 90 Pathampatti 91 Ayippatti 92 Malakudi 93 Palaiyur 94 Isukuppatti 95 Kothamangalam 96 Kallangudi 97 Senthankudi 98 Kulavaipatti 99 Muthupattinam 100 Keelaiyur

101 Meelathur 102 Keelapattirajiamangalam

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103 Sooranviduthi 104 Pallathividuthi 105 Alankadu 106 Kulandaivinayagarkottai 107 Pudukkottaividuthi 108 Mangadu 109 Pullanviduthi 110 Paichikkottai 111 Melappattirajiamangalam 112 Keelathur 113 Alangudi

3.KARAMBAKUDI TALUK

114 Pilaviduthi 115 Mullankuruchi(North) 116 Karambakudi 117 Malaiur 118 Sengamedu 119 Theethanipatti 120 Odappaviduthi 121 Keelatheru 122 Kattathi 123 Therkkutheru 124 Kilangadu 125 Thirumancheeri 126 Pappapatti 127 Pallavarayanpatahi 128 Regunathapuram 129 Thethanviduthi 130 Ambukkoil 131 Vandanviduthi 132 Karuppattipatti 133 Athiranviduthi 134 Vanakkankadu 135 Keelathur 136 Pattathikadu 137 Vellaviduthi 138 Ayippatti 139 Valankondanviduthi 140 Kurmbivayal 141 Eechanviduthi 142 Therukkutheru 143 Kanakkankadu 144 Kalabam 145 Vadakkutheru 146 Ilaikadividuthi 147 Kulanthiranpattu 148 Thiruppakkoil 149 Kaliaranviduthi 150 Muthalipatti 151 Kallumadai 152 Payadipatti 153 Puduviduthi 154 Thattamanaipatti 155 Maruthankonviduthi 156 Mailankonpatti 157 Karambaviduthi 158 Sinnankonviduthi 159 Panduvakottai 160 Rangiyanviduthi 161 Mullankurichi (South) 162 Mangottai 163 Ponnanviduthi

4.GANDARVAKKOTTAI TALUK

164 Majapettai 165 Punakulam 166 Pudunagar 167 Ariyanipatti 168 Palayagandarvakottai 169 Pichanathur 170 Veeradipatti 171 Muthukulam 172 Kulathur 173 Saviarkudikadu 174 Periakottai 175 Puduppatti 176 Naduppatti 177 Namburanpatti

178 Mattangal 179 Kattunaval 180 Sundampatti 181 Neppugam

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5.THIRUMAYAM TALUK

201 Vanniyulanthanvayal 202 Sundaram 203 Kulathupatti 204 Kottaiyur 205 Ilanjavur 206 Thuthur 207 Oonaiyur 208 Nachanthupatti 209 Thirumayam 210 Seerathampatti 211 Aranmanaipatti 212 Athanur 213 Neivasal 214 Pillamangalam 215 Adukapatti 216 Vengalur 217 Pallivasal 218 Meiyapuram 219 Kunnathupatti 220 Dulaiyanur 221 Alavayal 222 Melur 223 Perunthurai 224 Arimalam 225 Senkeerai 226 Rayavaram 227 Rayaregunathapuram 228 Thekkattur 229 Mirattunilai 230 Sirayampatti 231 Keelapanaiyur 232 Perungudi 233 Boovampatti 234 Valaiyampatti 235 Panangudi 236 Kannankarraikudi 237 Nallambasamutram 238 K.Rayavaram 239 Piliavayal 240 Kummankudi 241 Thalaiyathivayal 242 Nedungudi 243 Agavayal 244 Kaikulanvayal 245 Velavayal 246 Allanvayal 247 Valaramanicham 248 Anikkini 249 Sittanpatti 250 Idaiyanvayal 251 Kuruchi 252 Samutram 253 Samanthanvayal 254 Melivayal 255 Agavayal 256 Pudunilaivayal 257 Melnilaivayal 258 Karamangalam

182 Sangamviduthi 183 Kallakkottai 184 Vellalaviduthi 185 Andanur 186 Athankaraividuthi 187 Thuvar 188 Kurmboondi 189 Thathchankuruchi 190 Malaiyadipatti 191 Viralipatti 192 Nodiyur 193 Komapuram 194 Meikudipatti 195 Manganur 196 Vadukapatti 197 Aravampatti 198 Kovilur 199 Sothupalai 200 Valavampatti

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259 Duraiyur 260 Kottur 261 Kadambavayal 262 Lembalakudi 263 Kulamangalam 264 Rarapuram 265 Kummangudi 266 Pilakkudipatti 267 Arasanthampatti 268 Pilivalam 269 Sokkanathapatti 270 Enapatti 271 Virachilai 272 Paraiyur 273 Neikkonam 274 Kulipirai 275 Athur 276 Rangiam 277 Kannanur I Bit 278 Durvasapuram 279 Kannanur II Bit 280 Melapanaiyur 281 Konapattu

6.PONNAMARAVATHY

282 Thirukkalambur 283 Varpattu 284 Ponnamaravathy East 285 Alavayal 286 Oliyamangalam 287 Maravamadurai 288 Karaiyur 289 Ammankuruchi 290 Sevalur. 291 Ponnamaravathy West 292 Thuthur 293 R.Palakuruchi 294 Edaiyathur 295 Melathaniyam 296 Keelathaniyam 297 Arasamalai 298 Nallur 299 Nerinchikudi 300 Moolangudi. 301 Melameinilai 302 Nathuppatti 303 Avampatti 304 Vellaiagoundanpatti 305 Uchilampatti 306 Soorapatti 307 Karanapatti 308 Vadakkupatti 309 Nagarapatti 310 Kalanivaipatti 311 Sathanoor 312 Kallampatti 313 Neiveli 314 Mathiani 315 Kovanur 316 Sittur 317 Koodalur 318 Vellakudi I Bit 319 Vellakudi II Bit 320 Seeranur 321 Keelakuruchipatti 322 Konnaiyur 323 Kandianatham 324 Semboothi 325 Semmalapatti 326 Thenoor 327 Mullipatti 328 Valakuruchi 329 Meikkinipatti 330 Sundaram

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7.ILLUPPUR TALUK

331 Thirunallaru 332 Kattakudi 333 Koththirappatti 334 Eswarankoil 335 Thannankudi 336 Kongudipatti 337 Pakkudi 338 Maruthampatti 339 Vilappatti 340 Nankuppatti 341 Paiyur 342 Irunthirappatti 343 Punginipatti 344 Illuppur 345 Ennai – Melappatti 346 Thalinji 347 Kathavampatti 348 Koodalur 349 Kilikkudi 350 Payal 351 Vannarappatti 352 Pinnankudi 353 Parambur 354 Mamppatti 355 Kadambarayanpatti 356 Aalathur 357 Idaiyampatti 358 Veerapatti 359 Vellansar 360 Vettukkadu 361 Rappusal 362 Pathipatti 363 Lekkanapatti 364 Thaiyinipatti 365 Perungudipatti 366 Vilathupatti 367 Keelakuruchi 368 Annavasal 369 Chithannavasal 370 Mathiyanallur 371 Panangudi 372 Mangudi 373 Thatchampatti 374 Pudur 375 Kudimiyanmalai 376 Visalur 377 Pulvayal 378 Vayalogam 379 Marayapatti 380 Ariyur 381 Panampatti 382 Perunchunai 383 Thiruvengaivasal 384 Ayingudi 385 Perumanadu 386 Kothandaramapuram 387 Suntharapatti 388 Kurukkapatti

8.KULATHUR TALUK

389 Kumaramangalam 390 Chinkathakuruchi 391 Mathur 392 Mandaivur 393 Kalamavur 394 Lekchumapatti 395 Mettupatti 396 Sivakamipuram 397 Balandanpatti 398 Keeranur 399 Melappuduvayal 400 Vadukappatti 401 Odukkur 402 Kulathur 403 Ammasamuthiram 404 Narthamalai 405 Sathiyamangalam 406 Erumpali 407 Melur 408 Vellanur 409 Poongudi 410 Vengaivasal 411 Muthukadu 412 Dudaivur

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413 Uppiliyakudi 414 Chimanur 415 Vathanakkuruchi 416 Narangiyanpatti 417 Chinaiyakudi 418 Kadampavayal 419 Veerakudi 420 Vazhamangalam 421 Mangadevanpatti 422 Priragathampalpuram 423 Nanjur 424 Marudur 425 Valiyampatti 426 Odukampatti 427 Udaiyalipatti 428 Keelaivur 429 Pulivur 430 Visalur 431 Vellappillaryarpatti 432 Chettipatti 433 Kannangudi 434 Chengalur 435 Kattukkottaipatti 436 Killukkottai 437 Ulakangathanpatti 438 Killukulavaipatti 439 Rakkathanpatti 440 Kunnandarkoil 441 Thempavur 442 Minnathur 443 Vathanakkottai 444 Killanur 445 Perambur 446 Andakulam 447 Sathinippatti 448 Moottampatti 449 Vaithur 450 Thennangudi 451 Seerangampatti 452 Utchani

9.VIRALIMALAI TALUK

453 Rajalipatti 454 Nambampatti 455 Viruthapatti 456 Thenkaithinnipatti 457 Kasavanur 458 Agarpatti 459 Meenaveli 460 Theravur 461 Thennampadi 462 Kodumbalur 463 Viralur 464 Rajagiri 465 Viralimalai 466 Vanathirayanpatti 467 Meboothakudi 468 Poruvai 469 Kalkudi 470 Vittamapatti 471 Komangalam 472 Boothakudi 473 Vadugapatti 474 Velur 475 Akkalnayakkanpatti 476 Melapatchakudi 477 Kunnathur 478 Kumarapatti 479 Kathalur 480 Mullaiyur 481 Sooriyur 482 Perambur 483 Mathaiyanaipatti 484 Amburpatti 485 Sengalakkudi 486 Neerpalani 487 Alangudi 488 Vemmani

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10.ARANTHANGI TALUK

489 Athani North 490 Thiruvappadi 491 Eganivayal 492 Omakkanvayal 493 Nemmelikadu 494 Pankayathankudi 495 Kalakkamangalam 496 Vettanur -2

497 Vettanur-1 498 Poonaiyankundu

499 Egaperumalur 500 Adalaikalabairavapuram

501 Thedakki 502 Nagudi 503 Karaikadu 504 Arunachalapuram

505 Kalakkudi 506 Mamangalam

507 Manavanallur 508 Ammanchakki 509 Seenamangalam 510 Keelkudi 511 Karavayal 512 Kandichankadu

513 Maivayal 514 Kovilvayal 515 Vellattumangalam 516 Sivanthankadu

517 Venkur 518 Munuthanvayal 519 Kundagavayal 520 Thirunalur 521 Keelacheeri 522 Periyalure

523 Poovathakudi 524 Neivathali 525 Avanathankottai 526 Vembakkudi 527 Mathur 528 Vallavari 529 Neivelinathapuram 530 Maruthankudi 531 Ayingudi 532 Balakrishnapuram

533 Merpanaikadu 534 Mangudi 535 Sathanendal 536 Paravakottai 537 Ramasamipuram 538 Arasarkulam Melpathi 539 Maramadakki 540 Ettiathali 541 Arasarkulam Keelpathi 542 Sithakkanni 543 Thuthakudi 544 Vijayapuram

545 Amarasimendrapuram 546 Pidarikkadu

547 Mangalanadu (South) 548 Sithakkanni 549 Ambalpuram 550 Subramaniapuram

551 Chidamparam 552 Kodivayal 553 Mannakudi 554 Manivilanvayal 555 Kukanur 556 Narpavalakkudi 557 Rayanvayal 558 Sengamari 559 Keelavijayapuram 560 Chidambaraviduthi 561 Silatur 562 Alapiranthan

563 Sirunattanvayal 564 Erukkalakottai 565 Thanthani 566 Rajendrapuram

567 Kurumbur 568 Alianilai 569 Kulathur 570 Mookkudi 571 Chettikkadu 572 Allaraimelavayal 573 Kongudi 574 Pallathivayal 575 Aranthangi 576 Oorvani 577 Amanchi 578 Puduvakottai 579 Idaiyar 580 Rethinakkottai

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581 Alangudi 582 Kammankadu

583 Panchathi 584 Ulagalanthanvayal 585 Kummnkadu 586 Veeramangalam

587 Melapattu 588 Perunavalur 589 Dharmarajanvayal 590 Ariyamalaikadu

591 Athani (South) 592 Kulathur 593 Mangalanadu North

11.AVUDAIYARKOIL TALUK

594 Amaradakki 595 Arasu 596 Avudiyarlovil 597 Alathur 598 Alathivayal 599 Eeachikottai 600 Erumpanadu 601 Eechankudi 602 Esamangalam 603 Elunootrimangalam 604 Enangam 605 Embal 606 Okkur 607 Kallakathan 608 Kandayankottai 609 Karur 610 Kalapam 611 Kannamangalam 612 kathiramangalam 613 Katavakottai 614 Kannakkur 615 Kasavayal 616 Kavuthukudi 617 Kanur 618 Kidangivayal 619 Keelgudi 620 Kudikadu 621 Kurngalur 622 Kumulur 623 Kulathur 624 Konerienthal 625 Kovinikkitangu 626 Sathirapatti 627 Sathakudi 628 Sattiyakudi 629 Sananenthal 630 Sathiyadi 631 Sirumaruthur 632 Sivagnanapuram 633 Sithakoor 634 Siruveli 635 Siruvatakottai 636 Sepavayal 637 Sengaanam 638 Selanenthal 639 Sowntharanayagipuram 640 Thakadivayal 641 Dhanikondan 642 Thalanur 643 Thanikadu 644 Thirapidingi 645 Thillaivayal 646 Thiruvakudi 647 Thirupunavasal 648 Theeur 649 Theyathur 650 Thenamari 651 Thonankudi 652 Thunjanoor 653 Narajingapuram 654 Nariyanendhal 655 Natanipurachakudi 656 Pattamudayan 657 Palavarasan 658 Pallivayal 659 Parayathur 660 Palngulam 661 Peranthini 662 Piluvalasai 663 Pudhuvakadu

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664 Pudhuvettivayal

665 Pudhuvayal Ukkadai Subramaniyapuram

666 Punniyavayal 667 Poovalur

668 Poovalur Ukkadai Pavaniyamalpuram vadavayal

669 Perundhamarai

670 Peranoor 671 Ponpethi 672 Maruthangudi 673 Mathagam 674 Mathagam(Arasur) 675 Mahaliyeanthal 676 Mimisal sathirampattinam 677 Muthuvalarkudi 678 Ramachandirapuram 679 Veluvoor 680 Valayanvayal 681 Vattathur 682 Veelimar 683 Veelimangalam 684 Velivayal 685 Veliyathur 686 Veleevayal 687 Vethinivayal 688 Velvarai

12.MANAMELKUDI TALUK

689 Chellappankottai 690 Sudalaivayal 691 Minnamoli 692 Ko.panankulam 693 Neikuppai 694 Kolendram 695 Karkamalam 696 Malalur 697 Perumarudur 698 Vellursiruvarai 699 Kodikulam 700 Manjakudi 701 Keelamanjakudi 702 Periamadaipaichal

703 Sathiyadi 704 Moovalurutkadai Regunathapuram

705 Rattaiyalam 706 Kavalur 707 Vettivayal 708 Kanadu 709 Kilaravayal 710 Seiyanam 711 Palayavettivayal 712 Singavaam 713 Thalikkottai 714 Pettivayal 715 Thinayakudi 716 Mavilangavayal 717 Thirunellivayal 718 Dharmarajanvayal 719 Vinaitheerthagopalapuram 720 Karakkottai 721 Kambarkoil 722 Piramanavayal 723 Koothalur 724 Gopalapuram 725 Nilaiyur 726 Kokkumuttai 727 Kadai Idayathur 728 Neervilangulam 729 Idaiyathur 730 Silathani

731 Rendaniutkadai regunathapuram

732 Solani

733 Koomballam 734 Karakathikottai 735 Keelappanur 736 Subramaniapuram 737 Kolluthidal 738 Pillaiyarthidal

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739 Vellur 740 Nelveli 741 Panavayal 742 Ollanur 743 Pillankudi 744 Manthangudi 745 Manamelkudi 746 Vichur 747 Thandalai 748 Avudaiyarpattinam 749 Melappapanur 750 Melasthanam 751 Nemmelivayal 752 Kandanivayal 753 Koothankudi 754 Kallakkuruchi 755 Mumbalai 756 Alaganvayal 757 Pallarkudipitchainendal 758 Ravuthanvayal 759 Idayathimangalam 760 Enathi

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7.LOCAL ADMINISTRATION:

1. MUNICIPALITIES:

S.No. Name of the Municipality No.of Wards

1. Pudukkottai 42

2. Aranthangi 27

Total 69

2. TOWN PANCHAYATS:

3.PANCHAYAT UNION :

Sl. Name of Panchayat union

No. of Panchayat

No.

1. Pudukkottai 27 2. Annavasal 43 3. Viralimalai 45 4. Kunnandarkoil 37 5. Thirumayam 33 6. Ponnamaravathi 42 7. Arimalam 32 8. Gandarvakottai 36 9. Karambakudi 39

10. Thiruvarankulam 48 11. Aranthangi 52 12. Avudayarkoil 35 13. Manamelkudi 28

Total 497

S.No. Name of the Town Panchayat No. of Wards

1 Ponnamaravathy 20

2 Arimalam 20

3 Annavasal 20

4 Illuppur 20

5 Alangudi 20

6 Keeramangalam 20

7 Karambakkudi 20

8 Keeranur 20

Total 160

LAND PATTERN:

Land

Wet

Dry

Forest

Barren & Uncultivable

Land used for nonpurpose Cultivable waste

Pasture land

Trees & Tope

LAND RESOURCES:

The total geographical

geographical areas are, the utilization of land area in Pudukkottai district is upto 66%

only. About 29.4% of land are not available for

reported to be suffering from salinity/alkalinity. The percolation ponds and check dams

have been constructed in all blocks of the district under soil and water conservation

programme.

Land Extent in Hect.

1,03,418

1,84,057

24,010

Barren & Uncultivable 9,807

Land used for non-agriculture 1,25,672

Cultivable waste 14,677

5,484

6,546

geographical area of the district is 4673.4 Sq.Km.

he utilization of land area in Pudukkottai district is upto 66%

are not available for cultivation. About 22% of the soil is

ering from salinity/alkalinity. The percolation ponds and check dams

been constructed in all blocks of the district under soil and water conservation

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Sq.Km. Taluk wise

he utilization of land area in Pudukkottai district is upto 66%

cultivation. About 22% of the soil is

ering from salinity/alkalinity. The percolation ponds and check dams

been constructed in all blocks of the district under soil and water conservation

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Taluk Area sq.km.

Pudukkottai 328.5

Alangudi 380.0

Gandharvakottai 339.4

Thirumayam 567.2

Karambakudi 277.7

Illuppur 425.2

Kulathur 564.0

Ponnamaravathi 326.6

Viralimalai 338.6

Aranthangi 450.2

Avudaiyarkoil 417.0

Manamelkudi 259.0

Total 4673.4

8.RIVERS FLOWING THROUGH THE DISTRICT:

i) Name of the major rivers in the district:

1.Vellar

2.Agniyar

3.Pampar

4.Gundar

In Pudukkottai district, Agniyar basin is main source of surface water. Agniyar

river basin consists of three sub basins, namely Agniyar, Ambuliyar and South velar.

There are seven tributaries in this basin. Agniyar is having three tributaries viz., Nariar I,

Nariyar II and Maharajasamudram. The river Ambuliyar is having two tributaries, viz.,

Nerunjikudiar and Gundar. There are three gauging stations in Agniyar river basin

maintained by PWD. An important point to be noted in this basin is that there are no

reservoirs across any of the rivers of this basin, the main reason being none of the

rivers has copious flow. There is no direct ayacut fed by the rivers of this basin.There

are about 3975 tanks in this basin by which 76,350 hec. are being irrigated. The

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approximate storage capacity of these tanks is 560 MCM. No dams are reservoir

constructed in Pudukkottai District.

Grand Anicut Canal ( G.A.Canal)

Even though there are no reservoirs in this basin, it is some what nullified by the

supplementation of Cauvery water to part of the command area through G.A.Canal. It is

supplementing the ayacut under 16 anicuts located in Agniyar, Ambuliyar and their

tributaries. There are 74 tanks in Pudukkottai District supplemeted by G.A.Canal

irrigating 5997 hec. The ayacut is located in Alangudi, Aranthangi and Avudayarkoil

taluks of Pudukkottai District.

River Origin Ayacut

Agniyar sub basin A. Agniyar B. Maharajasamudram

Kulathur Tank, Pudukkottau Vallan, Tanjore

17304 6769

Vellar sub basin A. Lower velar

Tiruchy 24699

Ambuliar sub basin A. Upper Ambuliar

Alangudi T.K, RDK 2676

Grand Anicut Canal Cauvery 5997

Agniyar, Ambuliyar, South Vellar and G.A.Canal are the flowing water source of

Pudukkottai District. The total length of stream in the district is 241.0 km and cover a

basin area of about 47,000 hectares.

I. SMALL RIVERS:

SI.No NAME OF THE RIVERS SI.No NAME OF THE

RIVERS

1. Maharaja Samudram 10. Pambar River 2. Agniyar 11. Nariar 3. Ambuliyar 12. Vallipatti vari 4. Villuniar 13. Moraiyar vari 5. Marutangudiyar 14. Koraiyar

6. Narasinga Cauvery 15. Irundirapatti vari

7. Vellar River 16. Nerunjikudiar

8. Koluvanar River 17. Peyamuthu vari

9. Ponbethiar

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II. DETAILS OF PWD TANKS:

Sl. No. Name of the Section Tanks

1. Keeranur 62

2. Viralimalai 64

3. Perungalur 72

4. Pudukkottai 70

5. Alangudi 60

6. Karambakudi 47

7. Gandarvakkottai 20

8. Thirumayam 99

9. Arimalam 83

10. Karaiyur 61

11. Aranthangi 108

12. Avudaiyarkovil 84

13. Mimisal 58

14. Nagudi 73

Total 961

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9.LIST OF RAINGAUGE STATIONS

1. Pudukkottai 14. Arimalam

2. Adanakkottai 15. Ponnamaravathi 3. Perungalure 16. Karaiyur 4. Gandarvakottai 17. Aranthangi 5. Alangudi 18. Nagudi 6. Malaiyur 19. Ayingudi 7. Karambakudi 20. Avudayarkoil 8. Keeranur 21. Mimisal 9. Udaiyalipatti 22. Kattumavadi 10. Illuppur 23. Manamelkudi 11. Kudumianmalai 24. Viralimalai 12. Annavasal 25. Thirumayam 13. Keelanilai

The Tahsildars are solely responsible to inspect all the raingauge stations and

to ensure the raingauge working properly. Necessary measures should be taken at

once if not working properly. They should also ensure that the measurement of rainfall

is done properly and reported to Collectroate daily without any delay.

GENERAL:

Necessary instructions were already issued to all the RDO’s and Tahsildars

regarding the relief measures to be given to the affected during flood and to send the

details of human loss/cattle loss/hut damages and crop damages caused due to flood in

the format report within 24 hours.

During north east monsoon 2016 in the period of October to December, 3 Cattles

were died, and 1 Huts were damaged due to heavy rain.

At Collectorate, a Toll free Telephone No.1077 and control room Telephone No.

04322 222207 were installed to receive the daily rainfall particulars from various officers

and grievances from public. The Daily reports on flood damages were sent to Revenue

Department by fax by 11Am. Further the flood damages and precautionary measure

taken by the various departments were received over phone and communicated to the

concerned departments for further action and the same was entered in a register.

Daily rainfall from 25 raingauage stations were collected at 8.00Am. everyday

and the same was sent to CRA through website and by fax to Revenue Department. A

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responsible officer for flood duty was also posted round the clock at Collectorate to

receive telephone message regarding flood damages from Subordinate Offices.

Sufficent instructions were also issued to post round the clock for attending flood duty at

Revenue Divisional/Taluk Offices, without any omission.

District Disaster Management Authority will convene meeting when emergency

arise, and as and when, Chairman decide it to convene.

Apart from the DM Plan, Base on disaster arice (if any) will be attended in

disaster – specific and area - specific manner, where plan will be chalked out by above

authority.

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10.RAINFALL:-

The normal rainfall for the district has been 827.18 mm (Per Year). However,

during the two decades the district has experienced rainfall only below normal. Most of

the rains occur during north east monsoon. The heaviest rainfall in the district used to

be received in the month October was 153.99 mm (Average). The average humidity is

74.2%.

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SURFACE WATER:

The district is one of the good rainfall regions with an average monthly rainfall of

118.0 mm. This has ensured a high percent of water table in the district as indicated by

the following data.

Tanks Number

Total Irrigation Tanks 5,843

Cauvery Metur Project Tanks 136

CAUVERY METUR PROJECT AREAS (C.M.P AREAS)

Tanks No. of Villages

benefited

Extent. in Hect.

Aranthangi 76 4095.23.5

Avudaiyarkoil 32 3015.00.0

Alangudi 11 1073.19.5

Gandarvakottai 1 200.20.3

NET AREA IRRIGATED (IN HECT): 1039.10.0

Irrigation Type Extent. in Hect

Government Canals 9661

Tanks 62645

Tube Wells 12832

Other Wells 6777

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AGRICULTURE:

i) Soils:

The major soil types in the order of their extent are laterite, mixed and red

loamy types. About one fourth of the soils suffer from one problem or other,

the problems being salinity/ alkalinity.

Total Cultivated Area (hec.) 1,60,695

Net Area Sown (Hec.) 1,58,131

AreaSown More than Once (Hec.) 2,564

ii) Forest Area(hec.)

Reserved Forests 12082.6

Unclasses Forest Nil

Reserved Land Nil

Reserved forests and reserved lands occupy 237.13 sq.km., as per 1995-96

data and account for 5.09% of the total area which is far below the state average of

17.49%.

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POPULATION:

Description Total Male Female

Total

Population

1618345 803188 815157

S.C. Population 284804 141428 143376

S.T. Population 1283 647 636

Literacy Rate% 77.19 85.56 69.00

WORKERS CATEGORIES:

Description Total % of total Workers

Cultivators 192462 25.26

Agri.Laborers 234344 30.76

H.hold industries 10170 1.34

Other Workers 203272 26.68

Marginal Workers 121445 15.94

Total Workers 761693 -

Non-Workers 856652 -

Total Population 1618345 -

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11.TANKS MAINTAINED BY LOCAL BODIES:

Sl. No. Name of the Taluk

M.I. Tanks

1. Aranthangi 285

2. Avudaiyarkoil 86

3. Manamelkudi 96

4. Alangudi 466

5. Gandarvakottai 145

6. Kulathur 732

7. Illuppur 1087

8. Thirumayam 689

9. Pudukkottai 278

10. Ponnamaravathi 723

11. Karambakkudi 1412

Total 5999

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II.HAZARD VULNERABILITY, CAPACITY AND RISK

ASSESSMENT

1. COASTAL VILLAGES LIKELY TO BE AFFECTED BY CYCLONE

Manamelkudi Taluk

S.No. Name of the village S.No. Name of the village

1. Kattumavadi 7. Pirathapiramanpattinam

2. Krishnajipattinam 8. Seetharamanpattinam

3. Vadakku 9. Ammapattinam

Ammapattinam

4. Pudukkudi South 10. Pudukkudi North

5. Ammapattinam Colony 11. Manamelkudi

6. Kottaipattinam 12. Jegadapattinam

Avudaiyarkoil Taluk

S. No. Name of the village S.No Name of the village

1. Ayyampattinam 4. Gopalapattinam

2. Puduppattinam 5. Arasanagari

3. Muthukkuda 6. Mimisal

2. MAJOR AND MINOR DISASTER:

In this district, is concerned, major and minor disaster is not occurred in the past

periods and the district is also free from disaster fortunately

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I. VULNERABLE :

SL.NO. NAME OF THE LOCATION NAME OF THE

TALUK

1 MANIYAMPALLAM ALANGUDI

2 NAGARATHINAMPALLAM II. MODERATELY VULNERABLE:

3.

MALAIYEEDU, KOODAL NAGAR, BARATHI NAGAR, KAMBANNAGAR, MUTHUKARUPPA KONAR NAGAR, POONGANAGAR, VATTAPATTI, MALAIAPPANAGAR,

PUDUKKOTTAI

4. THIRUVAPOOR VOC NAGAR, MAYANDISAMYNAGAR, KATTUMARIAMMANKOIL STREET

III. LOW VULNERABLE:

SL.NO. NAME OF THE LOCATION NAME OF THE

TALUK

5. KINGINIPATTI ALANGUDI

6. KALANGUDIPATTI 7. MANAMELKUDI

MANAMELKUDI

8. VADUKKUAMMAPATTINAM 9. KRISHNAJIPATTINAM 10. KATTUMAVADI 11. AMMAPATTINAM 12. KOTTAIPATTINAM 13. JEGATHAPATTINAM 14. CHELLANENDAL 15. MIMISAL

AVUDAIYARKOVIL 16. GOPALAPATTINAM 17. ARASANKARAI 18. R.PUDUPATTINAM 19. ANNANAGAR

ARANTHANGI

20. GOPALASAMUTHIRAM 21. KOTTAI – 2 22. CHITHRAIKKULAM 23. MANIVILAN AREAS 24. ARUGANKULAM AREAS

25. GOVERNMENT BOYS Hr.Sec.SCHOOL AREAS

26. THEPPAKKULAM AREAS 27. MANDIKKULAM AREAS 28. M.G.R. NAGAR AREAS

29. L.N. PURAM GANDHINAGAR AREAS

30. VENNAVALKULAM AREAS

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31. EASWARANKOILKULAM AREAS 32. RARAPURAM THIRUMAYAM

33. KALYANARAMAPURAM RAMALINGAM STREET

PUDUKKOTTAI

34. VIDWAN THATCHINAMOORTHY STREET

35. ADAPPANVAYAL 36. MAPPILLAIARKULAM AREAS 37. SIVANANDHAPURAM

38. KAMARAJAPURAM 34, 35, 36 STREET

39. BOSE NAGAR 40. MUNICIPAL MARKET AREAS

41. THONDAMANNAGAR – AKKATCHIAVAYAL NORTH AREA

42. CHOLA REAL ESTATE 43. PAPPANKULAM AREAS 44. LAKSHMIPURAM 45. AYYANARPURAM AREAS 46. USILANKULAM 47. RAMUDAYANPATTI

KULATHUR

48. AYYAPATTI 49. VELLAPILLAIARPATTY 50. KEERANUR PERIAKULAM

51. KEERANUR CARE COLONY, GANDHI NAGAR,

52. THODAIYUR 53. VEERAKUDI 54. RAJAGIRI

VIRALIMALAI 55. MEENAVELI 56. KARAPATTU 57. KALLAKOTTAI – PUDUVAYAL

GANDARVOKOTTAI 58. KALLAKOTTAI – MUTHANPALLAM 59. KOTHAGAMPATTY 60. ULAVAYAL (KULATHUR) 61. SANGAMVIDUTHY

62. THIRUNATTAMPATTI – VALAKURICHI

PONNAMARAVATHI 63. PIDARAMPATTI 64. SANGAMPATTI 65. EACHAMPATTI 66. KALARIPATTI

KARAMBAKUDI 67. ARUTHODIPATTI

68. KURUMBIVAYAL AND MANIYAVAYAL VILLAGES

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NAMES OF VULNERABLE VILLAGES

1. Alangudi Taluk 1. Maniyampallam

2. Kingnipatti 3. Kallalangudipatti 4. Nagarathinampallam

2. Manamelkudi Taluk 5. Manamelkudi 6. Vadukkuammapattinam

7. Krishnajipattinam

8. Kattumavadi 9. Ammapattinam

10. Kottaipattinam

11. Jegathapattinam

12. Chellanondal 3. Avudayarkoil Taluk 13. Mimisal

14. Gopalapattinam

15 Aransankarai 16. R.Pudupattinam

4. Aranthangi Taluk 17. Annanagar

18. Gopalasamuthiram

19. Kottai – 2

20. Chatairakkulam

21. Manivilam areas

22. Arugankulam areas

23. Government Boys High School areas

24. Theppakkulam areas

25. Mandikkulam areas

26. M.G.R. Nagar areas

27. L.N. Puram Gandhinagar areas

28. Vennavalkulam areas

29. Easwarankoilkulam areas

5. Thirumayam Taluk 30. Rarapuram

6. Pudukkottai Taluk 31. Kalyanaramapuram Ramalingam

Street 32. Vidwan Thatchinamoorthy Street 33. Adappanvayal 34. Mappillaiarkulam areas

35. Sivanandhapuram

36. Kamarajapuram 34, 35, 36 Street

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37. Bosenagar 38. Municipal market areas

39. Thondamannagar – Akkatchiavayal North area

40. Chola Real Estate

41.

Thiruvapoor VUC Nagar, Mayandisamynagar, Kattumariammankoil Street

42. Pappankulam areas

43. Lakshmipuram

44. Ayyanarpuram areas

45. Usilankulam

46.

Malaiyeedu, Koodal nagar, Barathi nagar, Kambannagar, Muthukaruppa

konar nagar, Poonganagar, Vattapatti, Malaiappanagar,

7. Kulathur Taluk 47. Ramudayanpatti 48. Ayyapatti 49. Vellapillaiarpatty

50. Keeranur periakulam

51. Keeranur Care Colony Gandhi Nagar,

52. Karapatti 53. Thodaiyur 54. Veerakudi

8. Viralimalai Taluk 55. Rajagiri 56. Meenaveli

9. Gandarvokottai Taluk 57. Kallakottai – puduvayal 58. Kallakottai – muthampallam

59. Kothagampatty

60. Ulavayal (kulathur) 61. Sangamviduthy

10

. Ponnamaravathi Taluk

62. Thirunattampatti – Valakurichi 63. Pidarampatti 64. Sangampatti

65. Eachampatti 11

. Karambakudi Taluk 66. Kalaripatti

67. Aruthodipatti

68. Kurumbivayal and Maniyavayal villages

12. Illuppur Taluk Nil

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VULNERABLE POINTS

1. Naval Detachment, Jegathapattinam

2. Police repeater, Machuvadi, Pudukkottai.

3. Doordharsan Tower, Machuvadi, Pudukkottai.

4. Drinking water pumping station, Ammayapatti, Thirumayam Taluk.

5. Telephone Exchange Tower (UHF), Pudukkottai, Narthamalai.

6. Agniaru Bridge on Pudukkottai to Thanjavur road in Athanakottai P. S. limits.

7. Kundaru Bridge in N.H.210 at Malayeedu, Pudukkottai

8. Vellar Bridge in N.H.210 Thirumayam Road.

9.

E.B. Sub stations, at Rengammasathiram, Sipcot, Thiruvappur, Athanakottai, Alangudi, Vadakadu, Karambakudi, Aranthangi, Avudayarkoil, Nagudi, Thirumayam, Konnaiyur,Thondaimanallur and Mathur.

4. SOURCES OF FLOODING

During the heavy rains, the following tanks of this district are expected to face

the consequences of flood due to breach of tanks and breaching in jungle streams.

PWD Tanks

Local body Tanks

961

5999

Total Tanks 6960

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5.NAMES OF THE BRIDGES OVER THE RIVERS

1. Kundar bridge – near Malaiyeedu Vellar

2. 14/4 Alangudi – Aranthangi Vellar

3. Janaki Bridge - Thirumayam Vellar

4. 28/5 Pudukkottai – Pattukkottai Agniar

5. Thuvar Agniar

6. 95/8 Thanjavur – Sayalkudi Vellar

7. 96/8 Aranthangi – Pudukkottai Vellar

8. 117/10 Trichy – Pudukkottai Koluvanar

9. 105/8 ss29-Tanjavur – Sayalkudi Pambar

10. 7/10 Pudukkottai – Embal Vellar

11. 16/4 Perunkudi – Konnaiyur Kundar

12. 55/8 Karambakudi – Regunathapuram Maharaja Samutram

6.PROFILE OF PAST EXPERIENCE (FLOOD):

During the Northeast monsoon in 2005, Pudukkottai district had received

unprecedented heavy rains which led to extensive flooding in low lying areas. In

Rarapuram village of Thirumayam taluk and in Nagarethinampallam of Alangudi

taluk were marooned by flood water. The marooned people were evacuated safely

by boats without loss of any life.

7. (I).INCIDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM:

As per the instructions of the Director, State Disaster Management Authority,

Chennai a high level committee with the following line department officials is

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constituted at District level for monitoring and conducting of training on Incident

Response System (IRS) for the year ended 2017-2018.

INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM (COMMITTEE):

1 District Revenue Officer Convenor 2 Personal Assistant (Genl.) to

Collector Member Secretary

3 Deputy Superintendant of Police (AR)

Member

4 Deputy Director of Health Services Pudukkottai

Member

5 Deputy Director of Health Services Arantangi

Member

6 Asst.Exe.Engineer, PWD, Buildings

Member

7 Divisional Fire Officer (Dist) Member 8 Public Relations Officer Member 9 Personal Asst. (Pt.Development) to

Collector Member

The above committee will meet once in a month and draw action plan to

conduct the Basic and Intermediate Course Training in IRS with the co-operation of

NIDM in Pudukkottai district.

7. (II).HEAT WAVES:

India Meterological Department (IMD) criteria for Heat Wave and Severe Heat

Wave:

� Heat wave is considered only after maximum temperature of a station reaches

at least 40O c for plains and at least 30O c for hilly regions.

Heat Wave Management:

� The following measures have to be initiated to tackle the Heat Wave conditions

and its effect during summer 2017.In addition, any additional measures that

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may be required based on the past experience in the district should also be put

in place.

Early Warning measures:

� Activate the DEOC with inter-departmental personnel with vide publicity of Toll

Free No:1077.

� Issue of heat alert when extreme heat events are forecasted by IMD to all key

Departments / Agencies through DEOC.

Preparedness Measures:

� Fire and Rescue Services Department has to ensure the readiness of vehicles

with fire fighting equipment to face any emergency.

� Ensure adequate stock of medicines in all veterinary hospitals in treatment of

cattle / poultry birds.

� To collect information on the works sanctioned under MGNREGS programme

in High risk areas to plan for mitigation effort during heat period.

Capacity Building / Training Programmes:

� Medical &Health Department officials have to conduct training programmes on

heat illness for medical staffs.

� Training of school teachers to equip them with knowledge of heat protection

tips and activities which they can disseminate in classrooms.

Involvement of Governmental and Non-Governmental Organizations:

� District Administration have to prioritize maintaining power to critical facilities

such as hospitals and UHCs.

� Checking of inventories of medical supplies including ORS powder in PHCs,

UHCs and 108 emergency ambulances.

� Display of heat-related illness prevention tips and how to stay cool around

hospitals, PHCs and UHCs.

� Ensure the services of 108 / 104 Emergency Service with adequate supply of

IV fluids.

� Establish Health teams at major bus stands / Terminals and other public

places.

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� Local bodies have to identify the areas to provide shelters and drinking water

during heat alert period.

� Keep open the parks for a longer duration during evenings.

� Actively involve NGOs / Rotary Clubs / Lions Clubs and Corporate houses to

provide shelters, drinking water during heat ways.

The list of Do’s and Don’ts related of heat wave is enclosed in Annex-1 and the

Symptoms and First Aid for various Heat Disorders in enclosed in Annex – 2.

ANNEX-1

DO’s & DONT’S

Heat Waves conditions can result in physiological strain, which could even

result in death. To minimize the impact during the heat wave and to prevent serious

ailment for death because of heat stroke, the following measures are useful:

DO’s

� Listen to Radio, Watch TV, read Newspaper for local weather forecast to know if a heat wave is on the way.

� Drink sufficient water and often and often as possible, even if not thirsty. � Wear lightweight, light-coloured, loose, and porous cotton clothes. Use

protective goggles, umbrella/hat, shoes or chappals while going out in sun. � While travelling, carry water with you. � If you work outside, use a hat or an umbrella and also use a damp cloth on

your head, neck, face and limbs. � Use ORS, homemade drinks like lassi, torani (rice water), lemon water,

buttermilk, etc. which help to re-hydrate the body. � Recognize the signs of heat stroke heat rash or heat cramps such as

weakness, dizziness, headache, nausea, sweating and seizures. If you feel faint or ill, see a doctor immediately.

� 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 closed water frequently. � Provide cool drinking water near work place. � Caution workers to avoid direct sunlight. � Schedule strenuous jobs to cooler times of the day. � Increasing the frequency and length of rest breaks for outdoor activities. � Pregnant workers and workers with a medical condition should be given

additional attention.

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DON’Ts:

� Do not leave children or pets in parked vehicles. � Avoid going out in the sun, especially between 12.00 noon and 3.00 p.m. � Avoid wearing dark, heavy or tight clothing. � Avoid strenuous activities when the outside temperature is high. Avoid working

outside between 12 noon and 3 p.m. � Avoid cooking during peak hours. Open doors and windows to ventilate

cooking area adequately. � Avoid alcohol, tea coffee and carbonated soft drinks, which dehydrates the

body. � Avoid high –protein food and do not eat stale food.

ANNEX-2

Symptoms and First Aid for various Heat Disorders

Heat Disorders

Symptoms First Aid

Sunburn Skin redness and pain, Possible swelling, blisters, fever, headaches.

Take a shower, using soap, to remove oils that may block pores preventing the body from cooling naturally. If blisters occur, apply dry, sterile dressings and got medical attention.

Heat Cramps Painful spasms usually in leg and abdominal muscles or extremities. Heavy sweating.

Move to cool or shaded place. Apply firm pressure on cramping muscles or gentle massage to relieve spasm. Give sips of water. If nausea occurs, discontinue.

Heat

Exhaustion

Heavy sweating, weakness, skin cold, pale, headache and clammy. Weak pulse. Normal temperature possible. Fainting, vomiting.

Get victim to lie down I a cool place. Loosen Clothing. Apply cool, wet cloth. Fan or move victim to air-conditioned place. Give sips2 of water slowly and if nausea occurs, discontinue. If vomiting occurs, seek immediate medical attention. Or call 108 and 102 for Ambulance.

Heat Stroke

(Sun Stroke)

High body temperature (106+F). Hot, dry skin. Rapid, Strong pulse. Possible unconsciousness. Victim will likely not sweat.

Heat stroke is a severe medical emergency. Call 108 and 102 for Ambulance for emergency medical services or take the victim to a hospital immediately. Delay can be fatal. Move victim to a cooler environment. Try a cool bath or sponging to reduce body temperature. Use extreme caution. Remove clothing. Use fans and/or air conditioners. DO NOT GIVE FLUIDS.

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7. (III). I.DROUGHT:

This district is fully fetched with drought due to failure of rain on both monsoons

for the past three years continuously and thereby all the water sources are heavily

affected throughout the district. However, the ground water is the only way to manage

all the situations. During this time i.e., March to June 2017, the groundwater sources

will fall very low down and hence the water scarcity is possible on all ground water

supply schemes. To manage the drinking water supply, the ground water schemes

have to be increased and the depth of entire ground water sources should be

deepened immediately. No any major water supply scheme is available in this district.

The Project of Cauvery Water Supply Schemes alone should be improved with a well

equipped manner to face any consequences of drought prones.

7. (III). II.KUDIMARAMATHU:

During this year also, the North East Monsoon has failed to see the earth in

this district. Therefore the entire district is faced with high drought and thereby all the

water sources in the district is fully affected due to scarcity of ground water. Therefore

the Government, at present, have introduced the KUDIMARAMATH SCHEME (in

earlier period i.e.,in the year of 985 AD onwards the Kudimaramath introduced and

well executed by the King of Chola, Thanjavur to maintain the waterbodies with the

help of Local Villagers) with well equipped manner throughout the State to manage

the drought. Thus, all the tanks and water sources can be strengthened and as such,

rain water may be safeguarded to maintain the availability of ground water.

Duing the financial year 2016-2017, 113 Kudimaramath works have been taken

up in this district with a cost of Rs.3.37 Crores. The works are completed are as

follows:

1. Rehabilitation of Tank works to the tune of 54 with the cost of Rs.130.40 Lakhs.

2. Rehabilitation of Anaicut (Minor)to the tune of 18 works with the cost of 72.60

Lakhs.

3. Desilting of supply channels to the tune of 41 with the cost of Rs.134 Lakhs.

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During this financial year 2017-2018, proposals have been submitted to the

Government under Kudimaramath Scheme for an estimated cost of Rs.10

Crores.

7. (III). III.G.O(Ms)No.50:

Copy of:

Industries –Mines and Quarries

A) (a) to the Tamil Nadu Minor Minerals

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Industries (MM

G.O (Ms) No.50

1. G.O.(MS) No.233, Industries (MMC.2)

2. From the Chief Executive Officer,

Board, Letter R.C.No.8198

3. From the Commissioner of Geology and Mining

Dated 28.12.2016, 18.4.2017,

ORDER:

In the letters third read above the Commissioner of Geology and Mining has

stated that the Chief Executive Officer, Tamil Nadu Khadi and village Industries

in his letter second read above has submitted that as per rule 6(2) of the Tamil Nadu

Minor Mineral Concession Rules,1959,

both per annum is allowed to be quarried free for bona

purposes by pottery and brick manufactures from

neighbouring villages and that as per the new rules

Nadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules,

:

ABSTRACT

uarries –Minor Minerals-Amendment to Rule 12(2) and

to the Tamil Nadu Minor Minerals Concession Rules,1959-Notification

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Industries (MMC.1) Department

Dated:27.04.2017

N`tpsk;gp>N`tpsk;gp>N`tpsk;gp>N`tpsk;gp> jpUts;Sth; Mz;LjpUts;Sth; Mz;LjpUts;Sth; Mz;LjpUts;Sth; Mz;L

Industries (MMC.2) Deapartment, dated 23.09.2015

2. From the Chief Executive Officer, Tamil Nadu Khadi and Village Industries

.8198 / V2 (3) / 2016, dated 09.07.2016 and 20.01.2017.

om the Commissioner of Geology and Mining, Letter No.7925/LC/2016,

4.2017, 21.4.2017, 24.4.2017 and 27.4.2017.

***


stated that the Chief Executive Officer, Tamil Nadu Khadi and village Industries


Minor Mineral Concession Rules,1959, 800 cart loads of clay and sand or a mixture of

both per annum is allowed to be quarried free for bonafide pot or

purposes by pottery and brick manufactures from the premises of the village or

eighbouring villages and that as per the new rules 41 and 42 introduced in Tamil

Nadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules, 1959 vide G.O.Ms.No.79, Industries

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Amendment to Rule 12(2) and 12(2-

Notification-Issued.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dated:27.04.2017

N`tpsk;gp>N`tpsk;gp>N`tpsk;gp>N`tpsk;gp> rpj;jpiurpj;jpiurpj;jpiurpj;jpiu ----14>14>14>14> jpUts;Sth; Mz;LjpUts;Sth; Mz;LjpUts;Sth; Mz;LjpUts;Sth; Mz;L ----2222000044448888

Read:

23.09.2015

illage Industries

and 20.01.2017.

o.7925/LC/2016,

4.2017 and 27.4.2017.


stated that the Chief Executive Officer, Tamil Nadu Khadi and village Industries Board


800 cart loads of clay and sand or a mixture of

brick making

the premises of the village or

41 and 42 introduced in Tamil

Industries (MMC1)

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Department, dated 06.04.2015, Rule 6 grantees have to remove the mineral only after

getting the Environmental Clearance and hence, he has requested to provide

exemption for obtaining Environment Clearance for the potters.

2. The Commissioner of Geology and Mining has further stated that the

Governmental of India Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Changes vide

Notification S.O.No.141(E), dated: 15.01.2016 have already granted exemption for

ordinary send and clay from the purview of District Environmental Impact Assessment

Authority which has virtually neutralized or made redundant rule 6 and rules 41 & 42

of the Tamil Nadu Mineral Concession Rules, 1959.

3. Further, the commissioner of Geology and Mining has stated that in the

letters dated 20.04.2017, the Engineering in–Chief, Water Resources Department&

Chief Engineer (General), Public Works Department has stated that de-silting the

water bodies in order to increase the storage capacity is one of the mission envisaged

during the launching of the Kudimaramathu works of the irrigation tanks and channels

in Tamil Nadu during March,2017.At present storage in the tanks and reservoirs are

only 10% of their original capacity and the water holding capacity have diminished by

about 20% on an average due to silting up over the years. The silt deposited in the

water bodies are rich I nutrients and can be applied as a good natural manure to the

agricultural fields by the farmers. Hence, allowing the farmers to take earth from the

beds o tanks and reservoirs freely to the requirement for the fields would be beneficial

to them and also the restoration of the lost capacities of the water bodies can also be

achieved indirectly. Thus, the Engineering in-Chief, WRD & Chief Engineer (General)

Public Works Departmental has suggested for modifying the rule 12(2) of Tamil Nadu

Minor Mineral Concession Rule 1959.

4. The Commissioner of Geology and Mining has further stated that in the

meeting convened on 24.04.2017, the matter was discussed by the Principal

Secretary of Industries Department with the concerned departments.

5. Based on the outcome of the discussion, the Commissioner of Geology and

Mining has sent a proposal to the Government for amending Rule12(2) and 12(2-A)(a)

of Tamil Nadu Minor Mineral Concession Rules,1959.

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6. The Government have examined the above amendment proposal of the

Commissioner of Geology and Mining and have decided to amend rule 12(2) and

12(2-A)(a) to the Tamil Nadu Minor Mineral concession Rules,1959 and ordered

accordingly. Further, the Government order that for desilting of tanks, reservoirs and

other water bodies in Chennai, Tiruvallur and Kancheepuram Districts, concerned

departments (PWD and RD&PR) will issue appropriate instructions not operationalize

the above amendments to these districts.

7. The Notification appended to this order will be published in the Tamil Nadu

Government Gazette Extraordinary. The Works Manager, Government Central Press,

Chennai-79 is requested to supply 25 copies of the Notification to this department,

Commissioner of Geology and Mining,Chennai-32 and to all District Collectors.

8. The Director ,Tamil Development and Information (Translation)Department

is requested to send the Tamil Translation of the Notification appended to this Order

to the Works Manager, Government Central Press ,Chennai-79 for publishing in the

Tamil Nadu Government Gazette and to the Collectors of all Districts for publishing it

in the District Gazettes immediately.

(BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNOR)

ATULYA MISRA

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

To

All District Collectors.

Copy to:

o/o, Hon’ble Minister(Industries),Chennai-9.

The Law Department,Chennai-9.

All Sections in Mining Wing, Industries Department,Chennai-9.

The Industries (OP.II) Department,Chennai-9.

SF/SCS.

//Forwarded / By Order//

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APPENDIX

NOTIFICATION

In exercise of the Powers conferred by sub-sections (1) and (1-A)of sections 15

of the Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulations) Act,1957(Central Act 67 of

1957), the Governor of Tamil Nadu hereby makes the following amendments to the

Tamil Nadu Minor Mineral concession Rules,1959,namely:-

AMENDMENT

In the said Rules, in the rule12,--

(1) for sub-rule(2),the following sub-rule shall be substituted, namely:-

“(2) (a) Notwithstanding anything contained in these rules, for quarrying clay.

silt, savudu and gravel from the beds of tanks,channels and reservoirs in the State

(except Chennai, Kancheepuram and Trivallur Districts) under the control of Public

Works Department or Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department, the

Executive Engineer Public Works Department or Rural Development and Panchayat

Raj Department, as the case may be, shall prepare the list of tanks, channels and

reservoirs and submit their proposal to the District Collectors for removal of clay ,slit

savudu and gravel from the beds of tanks, channels and reservoirs with demarcation

of eligible areas and the estimation of quantum of such minerals to be removed in

respect of each area along with the conditions to be stipulated for removal of such

mineral from the tanks, channels and reservoirs. The District Collector shall notify the

said list in the District Gazette.

(b) Any person engaged in the making pots or any registered pottery Labourers

Co-operative Society registrated under the Tamil Nadu Co-operative Societies Act

1983 (Tamil Nadu Act 30 of 1983) for making pots, the public for bonafide demosctic

purpose and the farmers for agriculture purpose be allowed to quarry clay, silt, savudu

and gravel ,on free of charges from the beds of tanks channels and reservoirs under

the control of the Public Works Department or Rural Devlopment and Panchayat Raj

Department which are notified by the District Collector in the District Gazette under

the rule after obtaining permission from the District Collector for quarrying:

Provided that the dwelling place or agricultural land of the person concerned

and the quarrying place shall be in the same revenue village or in the adjoining

revenue village. For removal of the above said minerals by any person for agricultural

purpose shall produce a certificate issued by the Village Administrative Officer to the

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effect that they are holding lands in their name or a cultivating tenant as per Adangal

Register:

Provided further that the quantity of silt and clay proposed to be removed for

agricultural purpose from the beds of tanks, channels are reservoirs shall not exceed

75 Cubic meters per acre (185 Cubic meters per Hectare) for wet lands and a

quantum not exceeding 90 Cubic meters per acre (222 Cubic meters per Hectare) for

dry lands once in two years. The quantity of earth, savudu and gravel proposed to be

removed for others domestic purposes shall not exceed 30 cubic meters .The quantity

of clay proposed to be removed for making pots shall not exceed 60 cubic meters:

Provided also that prior permission shall be obtained from the District

Collectors for removal of such quantity of minerals from the tanks, channels and

reservoirs and the period of permission shall not exceed 20 days:

Provided also that quarrying shall be permitted only in the area demarcated by

the Public Works Department or Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department,

as the case may be, and the minerals shall be loaded in the vehicles brought by the

applicant by the Public Works Department or Rural Development and Panchayat Raj

Department, as the case may be.

(c) Any removal of minerals from these lands shall be subject to the following restrictions, namely:- i) Pits shall be at a distance of at least twice the height of the bunds from the toe of the bunds and they shall not be more than one meter in depth (the depth shall be less, if pits one meter deep are likely to expose porous strata);

ii) Clay, silt, savudu and gravel shall not be carted along the tank bund unless the bund is a recognized road or cart-track;

iii) Bunds shall not be cut to enable to pass; iv) Clay silt, savudu and gravel removed should not be stacked on tank

beds,sluice or any other mansonry works of the tanks and causeways or slopes of the bunds; and

v) Vehicles and carts shall not touch any portion of the revetment, sluice or any mansonry works of the tanks and cause damage to them.”; and

(2) In sub-rule (2-A), in clause (a), for the expression “30 cubic meters”, the expression “222 cubic meters” shall be substituted”.

ATULYA MISRA

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT

//True Copy//

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7. (III). IV.THAI (TAMILNADU IMPROVEMENT) SCHEME

On 29.08.2016, announcement made by Hon’ble Chief Minister under rule 110 in the

floor of the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly that 1,200 MI Tanks during 2016-2017

will be improve /modernized with an allocation of Rs.300 Crores under THAI Scheme

as follows.

Tamil Nadu Improvement (THAI) Scheme was implemented in all Districts, for

the past five years i.e.2011-12 to 2015-2016 with the total allocation of Rs.3680

Crore. Under this scheme, minimum basis requirement like Water supply, Street

lights, Roads, Improvements to burial grounds, pathway to burial grounds, additional

requirements like Anganwadi Centers, Public distribution shops, SHG Buildings,

Threshing floor, Play Ground and other needy works were taken up.

Further it has been planned to extend the Tamil Nadu Habitations Improvement(THAI)

Scheme-II with the aim of providing/Upgrading certain essential infrastructure facilities

in rural areas for another 5years from 2016-2017 to 2020-21.

Through THAI-II scheme to fulfill the basic requirement of all the 12,534 village

panchayats to maximum extent, it is proposed to take up the following 3 category of

works in the village panchayats under THAI Scheme II.

1. Improvements of MI Tanks

2. Improvements to Roads

3. Basic Infrastructure and Amenities.

1. Improvements of MI Tanks:

The main objective of the programme is to ensure comprehensive

rehabilitation of Minor Irrigation tanks which are under the control of Panchayat Union

,So as to restore the tanks to their full capacity, increase ground water recharge,

prevent surplus runoff and breaches in the water bodies and also to regulate the

storage of water for drinking and agricultural purposes, there by ensuring sustainable

drinking water supply and increasing the crop productivity and area irrigated.

2. Improvements to Roads:

a) Upgradation of Non-BT roads to BT Standard.

b) Strengthening of Existing damaged roads.

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c) Maintenance of Existing damaged BT roads which require renewal.

3. Basic Infrastructure and Amenities:

a) Water Supply

b) Street lights

c) Streets/Lanes Improvements

d) Burial Ground /Pathway to Burial Ground

7. (III). V. (CBDRM) COMMUNITY BASED DISASTER RISK

MANAGEMENT

This scheme is functioning under the financial support of World Bank.

There are 12 Coastal Districts in Tamilnadu and the people living near the

seashore areas come under this scheme.

To reduce the danger of disaster, awareness programmes were conducted for

those people living in seashore of Avudaryarkovil and Manamelkudy taluks.

People are aware of how to act and how to save their lives and properties and

where to move at the time of disaster.

Also, the people’s were informed about the location of 10 multipurpose

Evacuation Shelter and about the precaution equipments that are to be fixed at 30

places.

Under this scheme, teams were selected from the people’s living in the Coastal

region and they are being trained in 5 divisions.

i) Precaution team,

ii) Search & save team,

iii) Moving to safely place team.

iv) Maintenance of Evacuation centre

v) First aid team.

According to this training, people’s are trained to take precautionary steps to

save themselves, to save their properties and things at the time of Cyclone, Flood &

Tsunami.

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7. (III).VI. M.G.N.R.E.G.S

This scheme is purely intended for poor villagers specially women workers,

those are living with poverty. During the drought period, the villagers will be affected

for bread-winner and they may not be able to work any agricultural activities. At that

time this scheme is very much helpful to them to save their lives. Importantly the

tanks of all villages are strengthened and also the bunds of the tanks have been

improved safely. So, at the time of rain season, the water will be fetched sufficiently.

Further, by this scheme, the financial criteria is improved in rural areas very

much. Thus, the villagers, those who are uneducated and illiterated, were well known

about the savings. There is no doubt the village women workers are well aware about

the employment opportunely by this scheme.

7. (III).VII. DRYLAND FARMING

Dryland agriculture refers to cultivation of crops entirely under natural rainfall. It

is a form subsistence farming in the regions where deficit of the soil moisture retards

the growth of water consuming crops like paddy, sugarcane etc. Dryland areas are

characterized by low and erratic rainfall and no assured irrigation facilities. Dryland

agriculture is important for the economy as most of the coarse grain crops, pulses,

oilseeds, and raw cotton are grown on these lands. Dryland areas receive rainfall

between 50 an 120cm.

A) Types of Dryland Agriculture:

Depending on the amount of rainfall received, dryland agriculture has been

grouped in to three categories:

i) Dry farming: It is production of crops without irrigation in areas where

annual rainfall is less than 75cm. Crop failures are more frequent under

dry farming condition owing to prolonged dry spells during crop period.

The growing season is less than 200days.

ii) Dryland Farming: Cultivation of crops in areas receiving rainfall above

75cm is known as dryland farming. Dry spell during crop duration

occurs, but crop failures are less frequent.

iii) Rainfed farming: It is practice of crop cultivation without irrigation in

areas receiving 115cm rainfall.

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B) DRYLAND CROPS:

Major dry farming crops are millets such as Cholam, Cumbu, Ragi, Minormillets

like, Thinai, Samai, Varagu, Kuthiraivali, oilseeds like Groundnut, Gingelly, Castor and

pulse crops like Red gram, Blackgram, Horsegram.

7. (III).VIII. TN-IAMWARM

Tamil Nadu irrigated Agriculture Modernization and Water – Bodies Restoration

and Management Improved performance in Agriculture and related fields is the key to

unlock the tremendous potential of the rural areas of Tamil Nadu. In this direction, the

Tamil Nadu irrigated Agriculture Modernization and Water Bodies Restoration and

Management (TN-IAMWARM) is a unique World Bank funded project implemented

with the prime motive of maximizing the productivity of water leading to improved farm

incomes and products. under this project ,63 selected sub basins are to be covered in

a period of six years (2007-2013)With Water Resources Organization (WRO),PWD,

Government of Tamil Nadu as the Nodal Agency. Tamil Nadu Agricultural University

(TNAU), one among the line departments implementing TN-IAMWARM Project,

mainly concentrate on the transfer of water saving and improved production

technologies of major crops of the respective sub basins.

In Pudukkottai District this programme is implemented in 4 Sub basins as

follows.

1) South Vellar

2) Pambar

3) Agniar

4) Ambuliyar

Based on the major crops of each sub basins ,activities were formulated in

convergence with line departments as project mode and mission mode. System of

Rice Intensification (SRI) and Precision Farming(PF) were the major components

demonstrated largely in the sub basins in the context of water saving and increased

Productivity. Introduction of pulses in irrigated condition and rice fallow situation was

also in demonstrated largely in the sub basins. Improved Production Technologies

(IPT) were also introduced in less water consuming crops like Maize, Sunflower,

Cotton and Groundnut. E-Velanmai is one of the new participatory ICT tool was also

introduced on pilot basis.

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7. (III).IX. DROUGHT MITIGATION - GREEN AND FODDER ANIMAL

HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT:

As per the instructions given by PS/CRA, (through video conference) the following measures have been taken to counteract the drought impact on animal feeding.

Pudukkottai District has 3.86 Lakhs of Cattle and Buffaloes. The green and dry

fodder requirement is 10 kg and 3 kg per animal respectively per day. The monthly

demand is calculated on the basis of the above requirement. The monthly availability

is calculated on the basis of area of fodder Co4 cultivation, Sorghum cultivation,

Sugarcane cultivation, groundnut, Paddy, Ragi, Maize, Cumbu, Cowpea and other

pulses cultivation in Pudukkottai District.

DROUGHT MITIGATION - FODDER STATUS IN PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT

Name of

the District

No.of

Villages

.

Livestock

Populatio

n

Fodder Demand and Availability in the District (MT)

(Monthly)

Dry Fodder @

3kg/Cattle

Green Fodder @ 10Kg/Cattle

Unit

Cattle &

Buffalo

Dema

nd

Availa

bility

Deficit Demand Availability Deficit

Pudukkottai 763 3,86,750 34,807 23431 11376 1,16,025 98946 17079

The Green Fodder deficit is 17079 MT per Month.

The Dry Fodder deficit is 11376 MT per Month.

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ACTION PLAN FOR THE MONTH OF MAY & JUNE - 2017

1.Hydroponic Fodder Production.

� Hydroponic fodder production demonstration has been conducted with 78

farmer from the District at RRC, Pudukkottai on 06.04.2017.

� Two days training had been conducted on 24 and 25th of February 2017 to 35

elite farmers of Pudukkottai in Naduvur, Livestock farm located in Tanjore

District with an emphasis on modern technologies of fodder production

particularly Hydroponics, Azolla and Vermi-composting.

� Innovative farmer who prepared the hydroponic model assembly were

identified in Pudukkottai District and instructed to prepare the low cost model to

exhibit the other farmers by arranging a farmers day programme on 6th April

2017 at RRC, Pudukkottai.

� With minimal water availability, palatable green fodder can be produced with

Maize and Cowpea grains. 1 kg of grains can be converted to 7 kg of green

fodder within 7 days. This technology is driven to farmers by various extension

tools like field demonstration and pamphlet distribution. The pamphlets are

displayed in all Member Veterinary Institutions and distributed to farmers.

2.Azolla Cultivation.

In the year 2014-15 and 2015-16 under SFDS scheme 788 Azolla Trays were

distributed to progressive farmers with 100% subsidy 0.75 kg of kg can be harvested

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every day from each tray. By this, 17730 kg (17.73 MT) of Azolla green fodder is

harvested daily and fed to animals.

3. Tree Fodder Seedlings.

48,000 Agathi, 6,000 Kalyanamurungai, 6,000 Subabul fodder tree seedlings

were distributed throughout the district in November 2016 in SFDS 2015-16 scheme.

Harvesting of 4kg per month is possible from 10 trees. So, additional 24,000 kg of (24

tonnes) can be produced every month and that can be fed to animals.

4. Cultivation of short term hybrid sorghum.

Red chari variety sorghum seeds were given to farmers sowing in 500 Acres

under drought mitigation scheme on 10th March 2017. This fodder will be ready for

harvest from 1st week of May 2017 about 18000-20000 M.tonnes of sorghum fodder

will be harvested in May 2017 and that can be given to animals as green and dry

fodder.

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5. Fodder Depot Scheme

15 Fodder depots were opened in Pudukkottai District 200 Tonnes of paddy

straw procured during this month and sold to 1317 farmers at subsidized cost of Rs.2

per kg. Around 1000-1500 farmers will be benefitted in each depot. 105 kg of fodder

will be given to farmers having 5 animals for 1 week requirement. So that he can feed

3kg / animal / day for 1 week.

6.Silage Preparation

Silage preparation has been carried out in Pudukkottai District to meet out

green fodder shortage. In the year 2015-16, 100 farmers were supplied with 4 number

of 250kg capacity polythene bags to preserve green fodder. The field demonstration

was carried out in Gandarvakottai, Karambakudi, Illuppur, and Aranthangi taluks with

participation of more than 1000 farmers.

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III. PREVENTION AND MITIGATION MEASURES

1. DISASTER MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION:

Pudukkottai District has 51 Km. long coastal belt and there is a need for

special concentration of human beings, particularly fishermen community in these

coastal belts. Our main task is to protect the people living in coastal areas and other

places vulnerable from attacking due to flood/cyclon and disasters. Further the cattle

and other domestic animals have to be protected from the havoc. Apart from this

work, the protection of major, medium and minor irrigation tanks also deserves lot of

efforts from the departments such as Public Works Department, Panchayat Union,

Revenue, Police and Fire Service. The officials and other personnel involved in

disaster response can rely on the instructions and checklists spelt out of the plan

and proceed efficiently and quickly in disaster management. This has the effect of

not only speeding up the rescue and relief operations, but also inspiring confidence

in the affected people. The action plan requires well planned and co-ordinated

efforts to avert flood damage. There are small rivers namely Vellar, Agniar, Pambar,

Gundar and Ambuliyar in the district, which also may get flooded and may play

havoc in the event of heavy rains.

Field level inspections are highly necessary by departments such as Public

Works Department, Panchayat Union and Highways Department to take

precautionary measures to prevent breaches of tanks, erosion of roads, falling of

trees, crashing down of walls etc., particularly in the areas where floods normally

occur. In Pudukkottai District, we have about 6960 tanks where continuous

monitoring is highly necessary during monsoon period, whenever there are heavy

rains. Based on the earlier plans, a new disaster management plan has been drawn

to meet the current needs of preparedness in the forthcoming monsoon period.

2. IDRN (INDIA DISASTER RESOURCE NETWORK):

IDRN is a national-wide electronic inventory of resources that enlists

equipment and human resources, collated from districts, states and national level

line department and agencies. It is a web based platform, for managing the inventory

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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. This database will also enable them to assess the level of preparedness for

specific disasters.

3. SENDAI FRAMEWORK FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION:

To reduce the disaster risk, it is a most priority as we seek to hold back the

tide of rising the Human and Cattle losses and also economic. It is an impact can be

catastrophic for reduction of poverty and sustainable development efforts in an area.

Heavy rains causing floods in low lying areas can be severely affected in the district.

Lightening is the most unexpected disaster, which will make hazard not only to

human lives but also to affect the buildings severely. The land use pattern in the area

has also changed drastically, which adds to severity of the disaster of the district. So,

it is highly necessary that every district starts focus Sendai Framework for DRR.

The substantial reduction of disaster risks and losses in lives, livelihoods and

health and in the economic, physical, social, cultural and environmental assets of

persons, business, communities and countries.

4. GOAL OF THE SENDAI FRAMEWORK IN DISASTER

MANAGEMENT PLAN:

To prevent expecting and existing disaster risk through implementation of

integrated and inclusive economical, structural and technological measures, that

prevent and reduce hazard exposure and vulnerability to disaster, increase

preparedness and recovery and to strengthen resilience.

(Reference www.sendai framework - Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk

Reduction 2015)

5.DISTRICT ADVISORY COMMITTEE:

The District advisory committee has been set up with a view to monitor all the

coordination work in this district, during the monsoon period, and also to take day to

day decisions such as relief measures and to ensure public safety in the disaster

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prone areas and to take all effective efforts to avert any damages and to save

human and animal lives in the vulnerable places of the district. This committee is

also empowered with the responsibility of rendering rescue operation in times of

danger due to Flood, Cyclone, Tsunami and any other disaster and to provide

shelter and to supply medicine, food and monitor various communication network

and also to watch the timely reporting to Government about the damages such as

loss of life, crop, hut damages etc., and distribution of relief measures. The

Composition of the committee is as follows:-

Official Members:

1. District Collector, Pudukkottai: Chairman

2. District Revenue Officer, Pudukkottai: Vice Chairman

3. Personal Assistant to Collector (General), Pudukkottai: Secretary

4. Project Director, D.R.D.A., Pudukkottai

5. Superintendent of Police, Pudukkottai

6. Superintending Engineer (TNEB), Pudukkottai

7. Special Officer, DCCB Pudukkottai

8. Assistant Director (Inland Fisheries), (Marine),Pudukkottai

9. Executive Engineer, (South Vellar) PWD Pudukkottai.

10. Divisional Engineer (HW), Pudukkottai

11. Regional Transport Officer, Pudukkotttai

12. District Forest Officer, Pudukkotttai.

13. Revenue Divisional Officer, Pudukkottai

14. Revenue Divisional Officer, Aranthangi

15. Revenue Divisional Officer, Illuppur

16. Assistant Director (Audit), Aranthangi

17. Assistant Director (Panchayat), Pudukkottai

18. Joint Director of Medical Services, Pudukkottai

19. Deputy Director of Health Services, Pudukkottai/ Aranthangi.

20. District Supply Officer, Pudukkottai

21. Municipal Commissioner, Pudukkottai/Aranthangi

22. Area Commander, Home guard, Pudukkottai

23. Divisional Fire Officer, Pudukkottai

24. Group Commander,N.S.S., Rajah’s College, Pudukkottai

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25. Programme Coordinator, Nehru Yuvakendra, Pudukkottai

Non-Official Members

26. Member of. Parliament., Trichy

27. M.L.A., Pudukkottai

28. M.L.A., Alangudy

29. M.L.A., Thirumayam

30. M.L.A., Gandarvakkottai

31. M.L.A., Viralimalai

32. M.L.A., Arantangi

33. Municipal Chairman, Pudukkottai

34. Municipal Chairman, Aranthangi

35. Panchayat Union Chairman, Aranthangi

36. Panchayat Union Chairman, Avudayarkoil.

37. Panchayat Union Chairman, Manamelkudi

38. Panchayat Union Chairman, Arimalam,

39. Panchayat Union Chairman, Annavasal,

40. Panchayat Union Chairman, Thirumayam,

41. Panchayat Union Chairman, Thiruvarankulam,

42. Panchayat Union Chairman, Kunnandarkoil

43. Panchayat Union Chairman, Pudukkottai

44. Panchayat Union Chairman, Ponnamaravathy,

45. Panchayat Union Chairman, Viralimalai

46. Panchayat Union Chairman, Gandarvakottai

47. Panchayat Union Chairman, Karambakudi

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DISTRICT SECRETARIES OF MAJOR POLITICAL PARTIES

PHONE NUMBER

1. District Secretary, 9443388155

A.I.A.D.M.K

East 2nd

street, Pudukkottai

2. District Secretary,

Dravida Munnetra Kazlagam, 221929

40, North Main Street, Pudukkottai

3. District President,

Congress (I) 222151

North Main Street, Pudukkottai


Communist Party of India,

North Main Street, Pudukkottai


Communist Party of India (M) 221921

76, Ayyanarpuram, 3rd Street,

Pudukkottai

District President,

6. Bharathiya Janatha Party 9362667005

Pudukkottai

7. District Secretary

M. D. M. K 9894428976

Near Old Bus Stand

Pudukkottai

The District Advisory Committee will educate the public not to feel panic on

the occurrence of any disaster and to face the situation efficiently and to manage

and mitigate the event.

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6.COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND INVOLVEMENT (Community &

other stakeholders participation):

The successful implementation of a Cyclone/Flood disaster management plan

lies not only on the involvement and commitment on the part of various departments

but also on the co-operation extended by the public. Only if the public are co-

operating with the district administration, the damages can be mitigated and early

rehabilitation can be achieved.

The people are to be sensitized and made aware about due actions to be

taken by them to mitigate and to reduce the damages due to Cyclone/Flood disasters.

They have to be taught how to react to the situation warned by the cyclone signal.

The “anti-disaster day of natural calamities“ is celebrated every year in the district and

also at taluk level. The District Administration is arranging for mock drills to be

performed by the Fire Services, Police, Home Guard and NCC Cadets in front of the

public and students in every year, so that they could honour about the rescue

measures.

It is important that necessary informations may be broadcasted to the public

well in advance to make the Community awareness about the vulnerable villages and

the places for shelters in case of evacuation.

Further, it is concerned with policies and programmes to prevent the

recurrence of natural disasters and covers the long-term aspect of such disasters.

The small price to pay for any method of prevention and protection pays off in the

long run. Any disaster prevention strategy will essentially have two main components:

i) to increase public awareness of natural hazard risk and to reduce

significantly the risk of the loss of life, injury, economic cost and

ii) destruction of natural and cultural resources due to natural disasters.

In this five key elements are essential:

1. Hazard identification and risk assessment,

2. Applied research and technology transfer,

3. Public awareness training and education,

4. Incentives and resources, and

5. Leadership and co-ordination.

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Through these plans, the way of relief organizations and the communities deal

with disasters will be improved. As the population increases, it is expected that

economic and social costs of disasters will increase every year. The need to prevent

property damage, disaster costs, injury and deaths is increasing because with raising

population.

More and more people will live and work in regions of natural disaster risks.

With the established and anticipated disaster programs, communities can prepare

and recover faster, however we must not forget the severity of any disaster and we

must remember the task to be prepared for all of them.

7.MITIGATION MEASURES UNDERTAKEN:

Actions to take in case of an emergency or to lessen the impact if it does

happen (i.e. flood plain management, buildings codes, land use planning, strapping

water heaters, etc.) are known as mitigation. This is most crucial component in any

disaster management exercise. It may be in the form of creating awareness, building

long term or short-term infrastructure in hazard zones, aid planning, etc. Mitigation

opportunities may arise any time where the awareness of the disaster is high, e.g.,

disaster scare-however unfounded it seems, post disaster, during disaster or during

such seasons in areas prone to disasters. Attention to such opportunities can help in

tackling any future emergencies.

Mitigation measures are taken to reduce the adverse effects hazards to the

minimum possible or eliminated them fully if feasible. For Cyclone and Flood

damages mitigations, proper designing and construction techniques with the use of

appropriate construction materials would go a long way make the dwelling houses

resisting to the great extent.

Hazard Mitigation refers to sustained measures enacted to reduce or eliminate

long-term risk to people and property from natural hazards and their effects. In the

long term, mitigation measures reduce personal loss, save lives and property

damages and also reduce the cost to the nation of responding to and recovering from

disasters.

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Response Plan

All emergencies require time-sensitive reaction and intervention to minimize

loss of lives and property. It may involve reactions from different units working

separately but in tandem. It involves immediate response to the situation, stabilization

of the situation for regrouping of resources and taking up mitigation measures. It

should result in short-term recovery, which ultimately sets the tone for a successful

long-term recovery.

It is mainly the activation and implementation of operational systems which

includes activating the system of emergency communication and transportation,

processing and disseminating information, alerting support organisations, co-

ordinating and deploying resources, arranging outside assistance providing basic

amenities such as food, water, light, medicines and cloths etc., and assessing the

damage and ensuring relief distribution.

8.DISASTER MANAGEMENT – PREPAREDNESS:

The approach of this programme is to sensitize build and strengthen

community capacities and to build partnership with all Disaster Risk Management

Programme stakeholders and also for reducing vulnerabilities with specific emphasis

on women and children. The thematic focus is an awareness generation, education,

training and capacity building for better prepardness and mitigation in terms of

Disaster Risk Management and recovery at community, Distict and State level and

strengthening of State and District disaster Risk Management Information Centres for

accurate and timely dissemination of warning.

It is the process of addressing an event that has the potential to seriously

disrupt the social fabric of the community. It is similar to disaster mitigation, however

it implies a whole-of government approach to use community resources to fight the

effects of an event and assumes the community will be self-sufficient for periods of

time until the situation can be stabilized. Through disaster management, we cannot

completely counteract the damage but it is possible to minimize the risks through

early warning, provide developmental plans for recuperation from the disaster,

generate communication and medical resources, and aid in rehabilitation and post-

disaster reconstruction. The exchange of correct information following the event is

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important, in order to ensure the resources necessary to support response and

recovery activities.

The 72 hours following a major event is the most difficult time because of a

lack of coordination among relief organizations. Problems that interrupt rather than

coordinate the rescue efforts of all groups involved often occur because of hasty

decision-making under complicated circumstances and the large number of

organizations, which are unsure of their roles during operations.

The vital output of this project is multi-hazard risk management and

sustainable recovery plan at community, Panchayat and other administrative levels.

This programme is providing its services by giving fundamental understanding about

Disaster Rick Management to all the local bodies in Pudukkottai District.

9.MOCK DRILLS & TRAINING:

Mock Drills are conducted periodically at the District Headquarters and Taluk

Headquarters by the Fire and Rescue Departments with the co-ordination of Police,

Health Department, PWD and Social organizations etc., to create awareness among

general public and the pupils. In other important towns of taluk and block level, mock

drills are being conducted systematically every year. Beyond that, Rallies are also

being conducted by the Government officials alongwith the pupils in the major towns

and taluk headquarters for creating awareness.

Further, during 13th October of every year, the National Disaster Reduction

Day is conducted in the District Headquarters and Taluk Headquarters to create

awareness for accessing the level of prepardness and also to create mass

awareness among the public.

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10.WARNING SYSTEM

DISASTER WARNING SYSTEM

The IMD Centre at Chennai will communicate the warning relating to Cyclone,

Tsunami, Earthquake and heavy rain through disaster warning system installed in

the district, then and there. The address and Phone Numbers of the Important

Officials of the Meteorological Centre to be contacted in emergencies are as follows.

The Disaster warning system is installed at Collector’s Office, Pudukkottai,

R.D.O’s Office, Aranthangi, Taluk Office, Avudayarkoil and Manamelkudi to forecast

weather system in this District. The messages will be received in all the above four

places from the Met Centre, Chennai, if any warning is received. The Collector will in

turn communicate this message to all other district officials immediately. Staff from

the Meteorological Department, Chennai has inspected Disaster Warning System

installed in the district, for effective functioning of the system.

The following officers are entrusted with the responsibility for the

effective functioning of the Disaster Warning System in the District.

Sl.No. Office, Nodal Officer and other

Supervisory Officer Phone Number

1. Collector’s Office, Pudukkottai. Personal Assistant(General) to Collector

9445008146

04322-221658

3. Tahsildar (Disaster Management) Collector’s Office, Pudukkottai

04322 – 222207 Toll Free No.1077

Sl. Address

Office Phone

No. Numbers

1. India Meteorological Department 044-28271951

(For Cyclone and Rains related Email:

information) [email protected]

2. Indian National Centre for Ocean 040-23895002

Information services (For Tsunami http://www.incois.gov.in/

related information)

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4. Revenue Divisional Office, Aranthangi.

9445000469 04371 - 220589

5 Revenue Divisional Office, Illuppur 9790717275

04339 272049

6 Sub Collector Office, Pudukkottai 9445000468

04322 - 222219

7 Taluk Office, Avudaiyarkoil Tahsildar, Avudaiyarkoil and H.Q.D.T., Avudaiyarkoil

9445000645 04371 233325

8 Taluk Office, Manamelkudi Tahsildar, Manamelkudi and H.Q.D.T., Manamelkudi

9445000646 04371 - 250569

.

IT IS PROPOSED TO INSTALL EARLY WARNING SYSTEM IN THE

FOLLOWING HABITATIONS

S.No Manamelkudi Block

S.No Avudaiyarkovil Block

Place of Habitation Place of Habitation

1 Govt.Girls high school Manamelkudi 1 Govt.Hss.School Memisal

2 PU MS. Vadaku Manamelkudi 2 PUMS Memisal

3 VAO Quarters Alaganvayal 3 PUMS Kopalapattinam

4 PUMS PR Pattinam 4 Govt.HS.School Kopalapattinam

5 Community Hall Kandanivayal 5

Muslim Middle School R.Puthupattinam

6 VAO Quarters Pattankadu 6 PUMS R.Puthupattinam

7 PUMS. Ponnagaram 7 PUMS Arasanagaripattinam

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8 PUMS. Pudhukudi 8 PUES Kadavakottai

9 PUMS. Jegathapattinam 9 Saraswathi Vidhyalaya Muthukuda

10 PUMS. Palakudi 10 PUES Enathi

11 PUMS. Kumarappanvayal

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11. INSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR DISASTER

MANAGEMENT:

TRIGGER MECHANISM AND OPERATIONAL DIRECTION:

A disaster by definition is associated with unpredictability – one cannot really

predict exactly where, when and with what intensity a disaster would strike. The

mantra, therefore, is to be prepared for such an eventuality. The district is the

highest administrative unit at the field level. The institution of the District Collector

also provides the leadership required for an administrative area to work as a unit.

This is, inter alia, the disaster management plan is prepared at the district level also

to assess the vulnerability of district to various major hazards so that appropriate

steps can be taken in the event of any disaster.

PRECUTIONARY MEASURES (RESPONSE PLAN):

Being a Coastal with a few numbers of rivers and many more major and

minor water tanks for irrigation and drinking purpose, Pudukkottai district is prone to

floods in low lying areas, in coastal areas and the areas near to rivers and major

water tanks.

The Revenue Divisional Officers/Tahsildars are held responsible to identity

the pucca publilc buildings and they may be kept ready with sufficient facilities to

accommodate the evacuees/victims. They may be called as shelter homes. Each

shelter home is incharge of a Village Administrative Officer. The Village

Administrative Officer is fully responsible for the evaucuation at his respective village

and the Team/ZonalOfficers, who are assigned duty are monitored the respective

shelters with the assistance of the Village Administrative Officers. As soon as a

cyclone or flood warning is received and it is expected to cause vulnerable damages

in the habitations, the Village Administrative Officer responsible for the evacuation

should immediately arrange to move the residents of the low lying areas to the

shelter homes and ensure that the low lying residents are safely evacuated.

The Team/Zonal Officers should immediately go around and ensure that relief

operations are carried out on war-footing manner. They should also arrange to feed

food to the affected victims without any delay and the fact may also be reported to

the higher officials then and there. They must keep in touch over phone with the

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higher officials frequently and act according to the instructions given by the higher

authorities efficiently.

12. RELIEF AND RESCUE OPERATIONS:

It refers to actions to restore the community to pre-disaster conditions to the

degree possible. The Local Administration and the officials of State Governments

share the responsibility for protecting their citizens from disasters, and for helping

them to recover when a disaster strikes. It may mean providing basic human needs

like food, clothing, and shelter, establishing necessary lifeline systems like power,

communication, transportation and ensuring social needs of rule of law, sanitation,

rebuilding confidence etc.

All the department officers right from the lower to the top are jointly or solely

responsible for the relief operations on account of Cyclone and Flood in their

respective jurisdiction.

The field level officers concerned should attend the flood relief operations very

swiftly by applying their presence of mind on the time of crisis and to take quick

decision to manage and tackle any crisis and this is the essential ingredient for

carrying out the relief operations in war footing manner.

It is also stressed that there should be sense of awareness on the past of

every authority who would involve themselves, take note of specific problems and

find solutions for them in a co-ordinated way. Everywork entrusted to them must be

done neatly with a sense of urgency and compassion for human/cattle lives.

13. INTER DEPARTMENTAL ZONAL TEAMS:

Copy of Whatsapp Message from Principal Secretary / Commissioner of

Revenue Administration, Chennai-5. Dated.06.05.2017

There is a need to conduct a review meeting with zonal officers appointed to

monitor drinking water and fodder and ensure that they visit all villages attached to

them to check supply of drinking water, availability of fodder. Since we are moving

into critical phase of summer close monitoring on daily basis at village level is

required to identify problems and address them. Senior Officers also to visit as many

villages as possible to check availability of water and fodder.

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ZONAL TEAM

(ZONAL OFFICERS LIST TO MONITOR DRINKING WATER AND FODDER)

Sl.No Name of the Zonal Officer

Name of the Taluk

Name of the Panchayat Union

Name of the Town Panchayat

1. Sub Collector, Pudukkottai

Pudukkottai / Karambakudi

Pudukkottai / Karambakudi Karambakudi

2.

Revenue Divisional Officer, Aranthangi

Aranthangi / Manamelkudi

Aranthangi / Manamelkudi Keeramangalam

3. Revenue Divisional Officer, Illuppur

Illuppur / Ponnamaravathi

Annavasal / Ponnamaravathi

Illuppur / Ponnamaravathi

4.

Asst. Commissioner (Excise), Pudukkottai

Viralimalai Viralimalai Annavasal

5.

District Adi Diravidar & Tribal Welfare Officer, Pudukkottai

Gandarvakottai Gandarvakottai

6.

Personal Assistant (Noon Meals) Pudukkottai

Avudaiyarkovil Avudaiyarkovil

7. District Supply Officer, Pudukkottai

Alangudi Thiruvarangulam Alangudi

8. Special Deputy Collector (SSS), Pudukkottai

Thirumayam Thirumayam / Arimalam Arimalam

9. Assistant Director (Audit) Kulathur Kunnandarkovil Keeranur

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NATURAL CALAMITIES AND FLOOD

Development works to be reviewed by the Zonal Officers of Revenue

Department under Division wise.

Sl.No. Name of the

Division Zonal Officer Nature of Work

1. Aranthangi District Revenue Officer, Pudukkottai

To inspect and review the Water supply, Road facilities, Streetlights and Eviction of Encroachments etc.

2. Pudukkottai Sub Collector, Pudukkottai


3. Illuppur Revenue Divisional Officer, Illuppur


Development works to be reviewed by the Zonal Officers of Revenue

Department under Block wise.

Sl.No. Name of the Pt.Union Zonal Officer Nature of Work

1. Pudukkottai District Supply Officer, Pudukkottai


2. Thiruvarangulam

3. Karambakudi District Backward Classes & Minorities Welfare Officer, Pudukkottai

4. Gandarvakottai

5. Thirumayam Special Deputy Collector ( rpwg;G nrayhf;f jpl;lk;) Pudukkottai

6. Arimalam

7. Annavasal Assistant Commissioner

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8. Viralimalai (Excise), Pudukkottai

9. Kunnandarkovil Personal Assistant (Lands) to the Collector, Pudukkottai


10. Ponnamaravathi

11. Aranthangi Revenue Divisional Officer, Aranthangi

12. Avudaiyarkovil District Backward Classes & Minorities Welfare Officer, Pudukkottai

13. Manamelkudi

Revenue Works to be reviewed by the Development Officials in Revenue

Department under Division wise.

Sl.No. Name of the

Division Zonal Officer Nature of Work

1 Pudukkottai Project Director DRDA Pudukkottai

Natural Calamities, Certificates issued through E.Service Centre.

2 Illuppur Personal Assistant (Panchayat Development) to the Collector, Pudukkottai


3. Aranthangi Asst. Executive Engineer Aranthangi


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Revenue Department works to be reviewed by Development Officials under

Taluk wise.

Sl.No. Name of the

Taluk Zonal Officer Nature of Work

1. Pudukkottai Assistant Project Officer (cl;fl;likg;G) DRDA, Pudukkottai

Natural Calamities, Certificates issued through E .Service Centre.

2. Alangudi

3. Ponnamaravathi

Assistant Project Officer ( tPl;L trjp kw;Wk; Rfhjhuk ) DRDA, Pudukkottai

Natural Calamities, Certificates issued through E. Service Centre. 4. Thirumayam

5. Illuppur

Assistant Project Officer (Employment ) DRDA, Pudukkottai

Natural Calamities, Certificates issued through E. Service Centre. 6. Viralimalai

7. Aranthangi Assistant Project Officer ( Self Employment ) DRDA, Pudukkottai

Natural Calamities, Certificates issued through E. Service Centre.

8. Avudaiyarkovil Assistant Executive Engineer (II) DRDA, Pudukkottai


9. Kulathur Assistant Director (Engineer ) Annavasal


10. Karambakudi

Assistant Director (Engineer) Pudukkottai

Natural Calamities, Certificates issued through E.Service Centre. 11. Gandarvakottai

12. Manamelkudi Assistant Executive Engineer (I) DRDA, Pudukkottai


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14.DAMAGES ASSESSMENT AND IMMEDIATE RESTORATION AND

REHABILITATION:

The Revenue and Agriculture department officials are being suitably

instructed by the District Collector during the periodical review meetings to assess

the damages and give immediate Relief and Rehabilitation due to the urgency

classes in the event of Flood/heavy rains then and there.

The Village Administrative Officer in each village is responsible for reporting

the case of occurrence of natural calamity to the Tahsildar/Revenue Divisional

Officer without loss of time. The Tahsildar will be held responsible for sending a

team of officials to the affected areas to survey the damages caused, assess the

relief measures to be undertaken and rush up to the spot with the subordinates to

supply of relief materials including first aid team, if necessary, and food stuff

irrespective of cost involved and at the same time, he must report the fact to the

Revenue Divisional Officer and also to the Collector by immediate possible means.

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IV. RECOVERY AND RECONSTRUCTION PLAN OF

VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS

1 . REVENUE DEPARTMENT:

Revenue Department is the key functionary at the District, Division and Taluk

levels, entrusted with the task of Disaster Management and Mitigation. The main

responsibility of the Revenue Department is to inspire confidence of the public at the

time of contingency and also to actively co-ordinate with other departments in

arresting the flood damages, mobilize rescue operations and in tackling the flood

situation and any disaster and handle relief measures properly.

In the event of information of disaster stricking the district is received, the

entire Revenue machinery at all levels is self activated without requiring any

directions from the high level authorities to act and the role and responsibility of

each officer at various levels of Revenue Department, has to be unambiguous and

the system should be in the state of alert during the normal flood and the cyclone

period.

The Details of Phone No. of Revenue Divisional Officers and

Taluk Tahsildars are given below.

Sl.

Office Residence No.

Name of the Officer and Mobile

No. Phone

No.

1. Sub Collector Office, 04322 260208

Pudukkottai. 222219 9445000468

2. Revenue Divisional Officer, 04371 220298

Aranthangi. 220589 9445000469

3. Revenue Divisional Officer, 04339

Illuppur. 272049 9790717275

4. Tahsildar, Aranthangi 04371 9445000644

220528

5. Tahsildar, Avudayarkoil 04371 9445000645

233325

6. Tahsildar, Manamelkudi 04371

250569 9445000646

7. Tahsildar, Pudukkottai 04322 223455

221566 9445000641

8. Tahsildar, Alangudi 04322 251261

251223 9445000640

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9. Tahsildar, Gandarvakkottai 04322

275733

275760

9445000642

10. Tahsildar, Thirumayam 04333 274229

274223 9445000643

11 Tahsildar, Kulathur 04339 262234

262223 9445000638

12. Tahsildar, Illuppur 04339

272300 9445000639

13. Tahsildar, Ponnamaravathy 04333 9791947881

260188

14. Tahsildar, Karambakudi

04322 255199

15. Tahsildar, Virallimalai

04339 220777

The following Cyclone Shelters are available for accommodation

in Manamelkudi and Avudaiyarkoil taluks.

Manamelkudi Avudaiyarkoil

1. Krishnajipattinam 9. Jagadapattinam

2. Kattumavadi 10. Mimisal

3. Melasthanam 11. Gopalapattinam

4. Ammapattinam (Vadakku) 12. Thiruppunavasal

5. Manamelkudi 13. Muthukkuda

6. Ponnagaram 14. Arasanagaripattinam

7. Pudukkudi 15. R.Puduppattinam

8. Kottaipattinam

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2.POLICE DEPARTMENT:

The Police department’s main work is to open up the common network

through V.H.F. etc. As the department has lot of resource personnel trained in

various security tasks and relief operation, it has to render necessary assistance in

the two-way

Communications and also active involvement in the rescue operations

besides ensuring public safety.

The Superintendent of Police, Pudukkottai and all Station Police Officers

have been advised to keep full alert during the monsoon period. One V.H.F. set is

installed at Collectorate, Pudukkottai during the monsoon period to receive and

communicate important messages about rain, flood or cyclone as the case may be.

The District Emergency Operation Centre/Flood Control Room is now functioning at

Collector’s Office, Pudukkottai and Collectorate staff have been appointed to monitor

the flow of communication round the clock so as to take necessary follow up action

immediately. A roaster is kept in the custody of Tahsildar (Disaster Management),

Collectorate and periodically Personal Assistant (General) to Collector and District

Revenue Officer, check the person in portion to ensure the message received is

properly attended to.

Symultaneously, a control room may function in each Taluk Office during the

monsoon period and post a separate staff not less than in the rank of Deputy

Tahsildar round the clock to receive the informations and to pass on them to the

higher officials well in advance, so that the relief measures can be taken by the

relevant departments quickly. Further a duty chart may be maintained at each

control room (Taluk) and a record book of messages received and communicated,

may be kept available at the Control room for perusal of the High level officers. The

Tahsildar concerned will be responsible for functioning of the control room and he

should check the above record register often and often, so as to enable him to

proceed further action in the relief and rescue operations effectively.

The Superintendent of Police should arrange to ensure that the control

rooms are equipped with the wireless sets in good condition for all the 24 hours, so

that the communication of messages may be successfully carried out through the

VHF available in all the Police Stations.

The Police officials should co-ordinate with the officials of Revenue

and other departments in the event of any contingencies arising due to heavy rain,

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flood and cyclone. The Superintendent of Police may be requested to keep with him

the list of good swimmers and divers in each circle, so that their services can be well

utilized for the purpose directed. Besides the services of the Reserve Polilce force

with Special Battalion and NCC forces in the district may also be utilized if

contingency arised in consultation with the District Collector.

Sl. No Police Stations Phone Numbers

1. Vallathirakkottai 04322 242044

2. Ganesh Nagar 04322 221736

3. Town PS 04322 222242

4. Thirugokarnam 04322 236448

5. Vellanur 04322 236448

6. Adhanakkottai 04322 241233

7. Gandharvakkottai 04322 275721

8. AWPS / PDK 04322 220020

9. Aranthangi 04371 220537

10. Nagudi 04371 238238

11. Avudaiyarkovil 04371 233338

12. Karur 04371 249226

13. Embal 04371 247235

14. AWPS / ATG 04371 220774

15. Mathur 04339 250558

16. Mandaivur 04339 250428

17. keeranur 04339 262221, 262318

18. Udaiyalippatti 04339 246213

19. Annavasal 04339 230621

20. Illuppur 04339 272425

21. Viralimalai 04339 220226

22. AWPS / KNR 04339 262242

23. Namanasamuthiram 04333 277635

24. Thirumayam 04333 274225

25. Ponnamaravathi 04333 262004, 262060

26. Karaivur 04333 275235

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27. Panaiyappatti 04333 273250

28. K.Puduppatti 04333 278265

29. Arimalam 04333 271225

30. AWPS / TYM 04333 274226

31. Alangudi 04322 251250

32. Sempattividuthi 04322 256235

33. Karambakudi 04322 255238

34. Regunathapuram 04322 254217

35. Malaiyur 04322 256225

36. Keeramangalam 04371 242262

37. Vadakadu 04322 253225

38. AWPS / ALG 04322 250999

39. Kottaipattinam 04371 260350

40. Jegathappattinam 04371 295545

41. Thiruppunavasal 04371 239228

42. Mimisal 04371 245250

43. Manamelkudi 04371 250237

A Helipad is available at Pudukkottai Town in Armed Reserve Ground and it

will be kept in good condition.

List of Police Stations fitted with VHF sets:

Sl. No

Police Stations Phone Numbers

1. Vallathirakkottai 04322 242044

2. Ganesh Nagar 04322 221736

3. Town PS 04322 222242

4. Thirugokarnam 04322 236448

5. Vellanur 04322 236448

6. Adhanakkottai 04322 241233

7. Gandharvakkottai 04322 275721

8. AWPS / PDK 04322 220020

9. Aranthangi 04371 220537

10. Nagudi 04371 238238

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11. Avudaiyarkovil 04371 233338

12. Karur 04371 249226

13. Embal 04371 247235

14. AWPS / ATG 04371 220774

15. Mathur 04339 250558

16. Mandaivur 04339 250428

17. keeranur 04339 262221, 262318

18. Udaiyalippatti 04339 246213

19. Annavasal 04339 230621

20. Illuppur 04339 272425

21. Viralimalai 04339 220226

22. AWPS / KNR 04339 262242

23. Namanasamuthiram 04333 277635

24. Thirumayam 04333 274225

25. Ponnamaravathi 04333 262004, 262060

26. Karaivur 04333 275235

27. Panaiyappatti 04333 273250

28. K.Puduppatti 04333 278265

29. Arimalam 04333 271225

30. AWPS / TYM 04333 274226

31. Alangudi 04322 251250

32. Sempattividuthi 04322 256235

33. Karambakudi 04322-255238

34. Regunathapuram 043.22-254217

35. Malaiyur 04322 256225


37. Vadakadu 04322 253225

38. AWPS / ALG 04322 250999

39. Kottaipattinam 04371 260350

40. Jegathappattinam 04371 295545

41. Thiruppunavasal 04371 239228

42. Mimisal 04371 245250

43. Manamelkudi 04371 250237

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3.FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE DEPARTMENT:

The Office of the Divisional Fire Officer is located at Pudukkottai.

There are 14 fire service stations in Pudukkottai District. They are as follows:

Sl. No. Name of the Fire

Phone number

station

1. Divisional Fire Officer Pudukkottai

04322 222406 94450 86447

2. Pudukkottai 04322 222399

3. Aranthangi 04371 220599

4. Ponnamaravathy 04333 262088

5. Tirumayam 04333 274258

6. Alangudi 04322 251350

7. Keeranur 04339 262210

8. Illuppur 04339 272433

9. Gandarvakkottai 04322 275743

10. Sipcot, Pudukkottai 04322 244501

11. Jegadapattinam 04371 260200

12. Avudayarkoil 04371 233441

13. Karambakkudi 04322 258101


The trained and dedicated fire-service personnel have been asked to keep a

close watch of the situation and their services will be utilized for rescuing persons in

the event of Flood and Cyclone. All the Fire Stations are equipped with chemical

foam compound to fight fire accidents that may cause due to explosion of Petroleum

and Chemical products.

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The Divisional Fire Officer, Pudukkottai should keep ready with their staff,

vehicles, ambulances and all other appliances in all the Fire Stations for any relief

measures required to be carried out during any hazardous situations. Their services

are quite important at that time and therefore, the Divisional Fire Officer should take

immediate action to get the vehicles repaired and replace the worm out tubes, pipes

and other mechanical contrivances urgently.

Mock Drills are being conducted every year with the coordination of Police,

Medical department etc., to create awareness among general public in the important

places, periodically. Especially during the North East Monsoon period, mock drills

are conducted frequently at District Headquarters, Taluk Headquarters and

vulnerable Coastal Fishermen areas.

4.RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT:

The Panchayat Union Commissioners are strictly instructed to keep a close

watch on minor irrigation tanks under their control for breaches that may occur

during heavy rain and to take preventive steps with the assistance of elected

Members of Local bodies and Panchayat Presidents. They should also oversee the

Panchayat Roads in their jurisdiction very closely.

The Assistant Director of Town Panchayat and all the Panchayat Union

Commissioners should ensure proper supply of drinking water, prevention of health

hazard, removal of animal core, provision of medicines to the affected victims in the

respective areas through their subordinate officers concerned. They should get in

touch with the Taluk Tahsildars during relief and rehabilitation measures and render

proper co-operation and co-ordination in handling the situation critically. They should

restore water supply, power supply etc., wherever necessary. Adequate number of

sintex tanks should be purchased and kept ready to store drinking waters in the

needy areas.

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Sl. Name of the Panchayat union Office Phone

No.

1. Pudukkottai 04322 - 221805

2. Annavasal 04339 - 230622

3. Viralimalai 04339 - 220224

4. Kunnandarkoil 04339 – 262251

5. Thirumayam 04333 – 274227

6. Ponnamaravathi 04333 – 262070

7. Arimalam 04333 – 271223

8. Gandarvakottai 04322 – 275728

9. Karambakudi 04322 – 255226

10. Thiruvarankulam 04322 – 222371

11. Aranthangi 04371 – 220538

12. Avudiayarkoil 04371 – 233323

13. Manamelkudi 04371 – 250390

5.PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (WRD):

The Executive Engineer, South Vellar Division, Pudukkottai, Executive

Engineer (G. A. Canal) Division, Thanjavur and Executive Engineer (Agniar Basin

Division), Pattukkottai have been suitably instructed to ensure patrolling of tanks,

rivers and jungle streams of their respective areas. They were also instructed to

have sufficient stock of sand bags/empty gunnies/ casuarina poles, besides

available gang coolies so as to close the breaches of tanks immediately and to

arrest the loss of tank water to the maximum extent and also to open the sluices of

tanks at appropriate time with the co-operation of local villagers in flood situation.

They should keep the department vehicles in good condition and secure

Sl. Name of the Town Panchayat Office Phone

No.

1. Ponnamaravathi 04333 262028

2. Arimalam 04333 271233

3. Annavasal 04339 230653

4. Illuppur 04339 272436

5. Alangudi 04322 251460

6. Keeramanglam 04371 242261

7. Karambakudi 04371 255232

8. Keeranur 04339 262236

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additional building if necessary to store up the materials required. They should also

co-operate with the other line departments in taking precautionary and relief

measures at the time of havoc situation.

Name of Division/Sub-Division/Sub (Section) Offices:-

S.No. Name & Designation of the

Officer

Phone /Mobile Nos.

1. Executive Engineer (South

Vellar)

8903271742

2. Asst. Exe.Engineer 9842127229

3. Junior Engineer 9994570578

4 Executive Engineer(GA Canal) 9442505843

04322 - 238263

5 Asst.Exe.Engineer (GA Canal) 9443093833

6 Executive Engineer (Buildings) 9444287664

Public Works Department: (Phone No. 221596)

The Executive Engineer, P.W.D., (Buildings) Pudukkottai is requested to

ensure that all the 15 cyclone shelters located in Manamelkudi and Avudayarkoil

taluks are kept ready with good condition and fit for occupation by the people who

are to be evacuated in case of emergency. He should make necessary

arrangements in the temple premises and marriage halls attached with the temples

to accommodate the affected people in the event of emergency. He should obtain

the list of NGOs and other Social Organisations and co-operate with other

department officials during the time of evacuation and also feeding to the evacuees.

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6.HIGHWAYS & RURAL WORKS DEPARTMENT:

The Divisional Engineer (H&RW), Divisional Engineer (Rural Roads) at

Pudukkottai have been alerted to take necessary steps to remove fallen trees,

causing road blocks and to restore the traffic without delay.

They have also been instructed to keep ready sufficient number of concrete

pipes and ensure that the roads are in good condition and if any breach occurs on

the road, it should be repaired by taking immediate steps. Sufficient number of

gangmen and vehicles in different sub-centres should be kept upto make it easy to

move quickly and enter into operation to remove the trees and restore the road to

traffic.

S.No. Name & Designation of the

Officer

Phone/Mobile Nos.

1. Divisional Engineer (Highways) 9443146590

2. Asst. Engineer (Highways) 9443125670

1. Divisional Engineer (Rural Roads) 9443201899

2. Asst.Engineer (Rural Roads) 04322 222126

Further, the Highways department is programmed to tackle situation at the

time of emergency to prevent the traffic interruption by the following ways.

I. Pre Monsoon (or) Pre Rainy season. II. During the Rainy season. III. After the Rainy season and cyclone

(I)Pre Rainy Season:

The Action taken during the pre rainy season is as follows.

(i) Identification of vulnerable location.

The list of vulnerable locations were indentified from the

experience of previous cyclone and floods. For this locations additional

attention are provided to monitor the situation during cyclone and

floods.

(ii) Men and Materials

The following materials are kept ready to tackle the situation during

the flood and cyclone.

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1. Sand in lump sum Quantity

2. Sand bags

3. Casuarina poles.

4. Latrite and debris

5. Metal

6. RCC Pipes

7. Power saw

8. Grow bar

9. Axe

10. Pans

11. Spade

12. Genarator

13. Pumpset

14. JCB and Tipper

(iii) Labour and Gangs

The Gangs available with department and Labour for emergencies

are kept in alert to tackle the situation.

(iv) List of Contractors

The list of Division level contractors are prepared for attending

emergency work. They have to be alerted to meet the situation during

the calamities.

(II) During the rainy Season:

1. At the time of rain it is planned to remove the wind fallen trees

immediately with power saw by gangs to avoid interruption of traffic.

2. Red flags with poles are kept ready to demarcate the road portions at over

flow locations of the road to avoid sliding of the vehicles.

3. If deep erosion and breaches occurred sand bags, casurina poles, gang

men are kept ready to tackle the situation.

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(III)After the Rainy season and cyclone

After the flood and cyclone the restoration operation involves two phases.

1. Temporary Restoration

2. Permanent Restoration 1.Temporary Restoration:

In temporary restoration the following activities will be performed to restore

the riding surface temporarily.

(i) Remove fallen trees

The fallen trees will be removed either by using power saw or

JCB and department Gangs.

(ii) Restoration of breaches and eroded berms.

The breaches are attended immediately after the flood by using

sand bags. If water flow is not receding immediately, RCC Pipes are

provided at the breaches. The traffic is allowed immediately by

providing latrite and metal.

The erode berms are attended immediately by providing

Mudasal by using sand bags and casuarinas poles.

(iii) Restoration of riding surface by attending pot holes

The pot holes are attended by providing laterite and Metal. The

WBM or WMM are provided as temporary restoration on riding

surface.

(iv) Restoration of damaged culvert

The RCC 900 mm dia Pipes are provided for immediate

restoration of damaged culvert. The Mudasal are provided on either

side of the pipe. The traffic is allowed by providing latrite and Metal

over pipes.

2. Permanent Restoration

On permanent restoration, the following activities will be performed to restore

the riding surface permanently.

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1. Permanent restoration of Riding surface:

The renewal of riding surface will be done for free flow of traffic.

2. Permanent restoration of eroded berms

The retaining wall will be provided to protect the berms permanently, where

erosion occurred regularly.

3. Permanent restoration of Culvert and breaches

The RCC Pipe or Slab culvert are reconstructed for restoration of damaged

culvert and breaches, where essentially required.

Mode of Communications

1. The flood control rooms are set up at Division and Sub Divisions to

receive the flood damage reports from the field officers then and there.

2. Arrangements are made to intimate the message to the Chief Engineer

(H) Chennai, Secretary to Government and

District Administration.

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Secretary to Government

District Collector, Pudukkottai

Chief Engineer (H), Chennai

Division Office

(Highways) Ph.No.04322

236258

Division 1

Pudukkottai Action team

with Men &

Materials

Sub

Division 2

Keeranur Action

team with

Men &

Materials

Sub Division 3

Thirumayam

Action team

with Men &

Materials

Sub Division

4 Alangudi Action team

with Men &

Materials

Sub Divison 5

Aranthangi Action team with Men & Materials

Sub

Division 6

Avudayarkoil Action team

with Men & Materials

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In general, sub-ordinate officers are instructed to be alert during the rainy

season without going on leave.

Even during holidays, turn duty system is adopting at Division and Sub

Division levels.

The contractors were identified for attending emergency work during rainy

season. The list of contractors with contact number is kept ready with the Executive

Engineer (PWD).

7.CIVIL SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT:

The District Supply Officer (Phone No. 221626, Extn.No.203, 217), Deputy

Registrar (Phone No. 222132) (Public Distribution), the Regional Manager, Tamil

Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation, Pudukkottai (Phone No.221667)and the Joint

Registrar of Co-operatives have been instructed to ensure that sufficient stock of

essential commodities are available in all fair price shops during both monsoon

period. They are also instructed to keep two months stock as reserve in the fair

price shops located in vulnerable areas in case of emergency. The Joint Registrar

of Co-operatives should ensure that all the Fair Price Shops in Coastal areas are

kept open all the days with sufficient stock of essential commodities.

The District Supply Officer is also instructed to issue suitable instructions to

all Taluk Supply Officers with regard to the availability of all essential commodities

at the Fair Price Shops.

S.No. Designation of the Officer Phone/Mobile

Nos.

1. District Supply Officer, Collectorate 9445000311

2. Joint Registrar of Co-op.Societies 9443277335

04322 – 236089

3. Deputy Registrar of Co-operatives

(Public Distribution System)

9894304311

4. Regional Manager, TNCSC Pudukkotai 9443101720

04322 – 221531

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8.AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT:

The department officials of Agriculture & Horticulture have been instructed

to assess the damages of Crops, pump sets etc., caused due to flood / cyclone,

with coordination of Revenue, Horticulture etc., without any deviation and submit

their reports duly certified by the Tahsildar and a responsible Agriculture Officer

immediately to the concerned Revenue Divisional Officers.

The Joint Director of Agriculture and Deputy Dirtectors of Agriculture should

monitor this work with a super check of few cases and ensure that a preliminary

report on the assessment of damages is sent to the Collector without any delay.

S.No. Designation of the Officer Phone/Mobile Nos.

1. Joint Director of Agriculture 9443001236

9443169657

04322 - 221666

2. Deputy Director (Agriculture) FTC 9442347098

3. Deputy Director (Horticulture) 9380930966

9.MUNICIPALITIES AND TOWN PANCHAYATS:

The Municipal Commissioners and Executive Officers of Town Panchayat

are requested to ensure that all the tanks are desilted in their jurisdiction and to

take precautionary measures in case of breach of tanks.

In the event of Flood, the Municipal Commissioners and the Executive

Officers of Town Panchayat should take action to evacute the flood affected

victims with the co-ordination of other department officials, arrange temporary

shelters, food and medical assistance and ensure chlorinated drinking water

supply and proper maintenance of sanitation in their respective areas.

They should also take immediate steps to remove the water stagnation in

the habitations then and there with a war fotting manner.

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S.No. Designation of the Officer Phone/Mobile

Nos.

1. Municipal Commissioners - Pudukkottai 9443144755

2. Municipal Commissioners - Aranthangi 9445295772

04371 - 220414

3. Executive Officers of Town Panchayat,

Alangudy

9944319144

04322 - 254160


Karambakkudi

9894971043

04322 - 255232


Keeramangalam

9894971043

04322 - 251460


Illuppur

9865580862

04399 - 272436

7.

Executive Officers of Town Panchayat,

Ponnamaravathy

9443004334

04333 - 263428


Keeranur

9443815857

04339 - 262236


Annavasal

9944319144

04399 - 230653


Arimalam

9443590099

04333 - 263426

10.MEDICAL AND PUBLIC HEALTH DEPARTMENT:

The Joint Director of Medical Services and the Deputy Director of Public

Health have been instructed to form two emergency teams consisting of following

staff under the leadership of Joint Director of Medical Services. They should

monitor the Teams, render services alongwith the assistance of all health staff

employed at Panchayat Unions and Town Panchayats and also bear the following

responsibilities and discharge duties in the affected areas in consultation with the

Districit Collector and the Emergency Relief Organisations. In case of

Cyclone/Flood situation, a medical team should move immediately and do the

needful to the affected victims alongwith the services of social organisations and

relief personnel.

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The following basic responsibilities should be planned for.

i) Maintemance or restoration of safe water supply and temporary

measures of rendering water safe form drinking and other essential uses.

ii) Disposal of corpses and car cases

iii) Adequate food inspection, especially inspection of emergency kitchen

and canteens.

iv) Tightening of existing sanitation regulations and devising measures for

preventing spread of diseases among millet cattle.

v) Maintencance or restoration of sanitation standards in the disposal of

sewage and solid waste despite loss or dimunitation of water-supply.

vi) Regulation of sanitation in shelters and emergency camps.

vii) Control of rodents and insects which carry diseases, destroy, food or

become serious nuisances.

viii) Prevention of epidemics by mass inoculation or vaccination.

ix) Requirements for health relief.

(a) Disinactants such as bleaching powder, chlorine liquid, water

purifying tablets, phenyl cresol, barracksloxes and chlorscapes for

ensuring Quantity for free chlorine and supplying safe potable and

supplying safe potable and protected water.

(b) Mobile water tankers, canvas water tanks, drums and jerry cans for

transporting drinking water.

(c) Vaccine – Anticholera vaccine, T.D.B. Vaccine, Tetanus toxide and

jet vaccination machines

(d) Insecticides such as D.D.T. Pyrethurm and Bygon Belt

(e) Wood plat forms (10X4’) with holes (10X12’) with lids for

construction of deep trench latrine in the evacuee camps as per

scale of 10 seats per 100 persons. Materials are locally available

such as bamboo, mats, birkimats, palmyrah leave may be utilised

for construction of side wall partitions.

In the event of hazard, another medical treatment team should rush up to

affected area readily keeping with them sufficient medicines and life saving drugs

apart from availability of medicines, drugs etc. at all Governemnt Hospitals and all

Primary Centres to meet any emergency. All the medical staff should be instructed

suitably to carry out emergency health services in dedicated manner at all centres

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and hospitals, wherever their services are required. All the ambulances and other

vehicles should be got repaired and put up to service in good condition during the

period of calamity without any difficulty.

The emergency medical teams have to be formed consisting of the following

category of staff:

Team-I Team-II

Medical Officers – 3 Medical Officers – 3

Nurses -2 Nurses – 2

Pharmacist- 1 Pharmacist- 1

Nursing Assistant – 2 Nursing Assistant – 2

Hospital Worker – 2 Hospital Worker – 2

Driver with vehicle – 1 Driver with vehicle - 1

The special departments in the District Headquarters Hospital such as X-

ray, Scan, Blood bank and lab have been instructed to equip with sufficient stock of

X-ray films, Chemicals ingredient to manage the emergency situation

I - MEDICAL

District Head quarters Governments Hospitals

S.No Desigination Phone no

1 Joint Director 9443124796

04322 221775

Taluk Head quarters Hospital and other Hospitals

S.No Name the Govt. Hospital Phone No

1 GHQH, Pudukkottai 04322-221775

2 Aranthangi 04371-270544

3 Thirumayam 04333-274222

4 Alangudi 04322-251233

5 Keeranur 04339-262228

6 Avudaiyarkoil 04371-233400

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7 Gandarvakottai 04322-275669

8 Illuppur 04339-272427

9 Manamelgudi 04371-250010

10 Subramaniapuram 04373-235450

11 Valayappatti 04333-262047

12 Annavasal 04339-231331

13 Thirugokarnam 04322-225233

14 Karambakudi 04322-225233 II –PUBLIC HEALH

S.No Name and Desigination Phone No

1 Deputy Director, Pudukkottai 9442217186

04322 221733

2 Deputy Director, Aranthangi 7373676777

04371 220501

TELEPHONE NUMBERS OF PRIMARY HEALTH CENTRES PUDUKKOTTAI DISTRICT

Sno Name of Block Name of Primary Health Centre Type Telephone No.

BPHC/ Code Telepho REMAR 30 No. ne No. KS bedded PHC/

APHC 1 Pudukkottai Adhanakottai BPHC 04322 293124

2 Perungalur APHC 04322 241178

3 Varappur APHC 04322 241255 326962

4 Kunnandarkoil Andakulam BPHC & 04339 248309 248364

30 Bedded

5 Thirumalairayapuram APHC 04339 243330

6 Uppiliyakudi APHC 04339 208562

7 Visalikoil APHC 04339 208589

8 Annavasal Parambur BPHC 04339 241230

9 Cauveri Nagar APHC 04339 240790

10 Rappoosal APHC 04339 290255

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11 Mukkanamalaipatti APHC

12 Pulvayal APHC

13 Sathiyamangalam APHC

14 Mathiyanallur APHC

15 Ponnamaravathy Karaiyur BPHC 04333 294994

16 Koppanapatti APHC 04333 260497

17 Malasivapuri APHC 04333 247492

18 Ponnamaravathi APHC 04333 262463

19 Thirumayam Natchandupatti BPHC 04333 277276

20 Konapattu APHC 04333 244664

21 Panayapatti APHC 04333 273811

22 Rangiyam APHC 04333 276551

23 Virachilai APHC

24 Viralimalai Viralimalai

BPHC & 30 Bedded 04339 220484 221348

25 Kodumbalur APHC 04339 290100

26 Mandaiyur APHC 04339 208990

27 Neerpalani APHC 04339 208991

28 Rasanayakkanpatti APHC

29 Arimalam Kadiyapatti BPHC 04333 272361

30 Arimalam

APHC & 30 Bedded 04333 271291

31 Rayavaram APHC 04333 272206

32 Keelanilai APHC 04333 278374

33 Eambal APHC 04371 247499

34 O / o DDHS, Pudukkottai 04322 221733

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HUD: ARANTHANGI

Block Name of PHC

Type of PHC

(Main / Additional /

UGPHC/ Urban PHC)

Phone No with

STD code

KARAMBAKUDI

Malaiyur UG PHC / MAIN

PHC 04322 290466

Karambakkudi ADDL PHC 04322 258058

Regunathapuram ADDL PHC 04322 293193

Kottaikadu ADDL PHC 04322 291806

Pappapatti ADDL PHC 04322 254396

Vannakankadu ADDL PHC 04322 291805

GANDARVAKOTTAI Pudunagar MAIN PHC 04322 275485

Vellalaviduthi ADDL PHC 04322 293175

THIRUVARANKULAM

Thiruvarankulam MAIN PHC 04322 242099

Keeramangalam UG PHC 04371 242547

Kothamangalam ADDL PHC 04322 291812

Vallathirakottai ADDL PHC 04322 242300

Vadakadu UG PHC 04322 291786

Arayapatti ADDL PHC 04322 291726

THIRUVARANKULAM

Vennavalgudi ADDL PHC 04322 265733

Neduvasal ADDL PHC 04373 272456

ARANTHANGI

Nagudi UG PHC / MAIN

PHC 04371 238240

Merpanaikadu ADDL PHC 04371 291191

Maramadakki ADDL PHC 04371 237422 Silator ADDL PHC 04371 236498

Athani ADDL PHC 04371 292888

Poovaimanagar ADDL PHC 04371 290125

UPHC,ARANTHANGI URBAN PHC

MANAMELKUDI Singavanam MAIN PHC 04371 244365

Ammapattinam ADDL PHC 04371 294997

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Kottaipattinam ADDL PHC 04371 260240

Perumaruthur ADDL PHC

AVUDAIYARKOVIL

Ponbethi UG PHC / MAIN PHC

04371 246223

Mimisal ADDL PHC 04371 295002

Thirupunalvasal ADDL PHC 04371 239232

Karur ADDL PHC 04371 249295

In South West Monsoon period, epidemic will occur due water Borne and

Vector Borne diseases. The Public Health Care system is equipped to control any

epidemic disease in this district. For the control of epidemic Rapid Response Team

at the PHC and the district was formed and instructed to take immediate steps at

the time of epidemic.

District Rapid Response Team

1. District Malaria Officer

2. Health Insepector

3. Field Worker

4. Driver

PHC Level Rapid Response Team

1. Block Health Supervisor – 1

2. Health Insepectors – 2

3. Village Heath Nurse – 1

4. Lab Technician – 1

They rush to the epidemic area, take control measures, collect specimens and

report the compliance to the higher officials atonce.

WATERBORNE DISEASES:

Diseases like, ADD, Typhoid and Viral Hepatitis will occur as epidemic

through water. For safe drinking water supply, provision of chlorinated water supply

have been ensured. For chlorinating water sources necessary Bleaching Powder,

Chlorine Tablet, have been supplied to all PHCs and the available residual chlorine

is being monitored by Health Inspectors. The Health Inspectors should check

atleast five over-head tanks every month to monitor the Chlorine level in the

drinking water provided by the local bodies to the public.

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VECTOR BORNE DISEASE:

For the control of Dengue, Chikungunya and Malaria cases, following

precautionary measures have been taken to tackle the situation.

SOURCE REDUCTION AND ANTI-LARVAL WORK:

Each Blocks allotted 10 DBCs and plan prepared to cover Hot spot villages

for source reduction work and Larvicidal application and Fogging Operation. For

Adult Mosquito Control, every block has been provided with Pulse fog Fogging

machine, Insecticide (Temophos & Pyrethram). For the supervision of above

activities, Health Inspectors have been fixed responsibilities for rural areas.

In Pudukottai Municipolity, 50 Temporary Dengue Control Workers have

been engaged. The High risk wards have been covered with Mass Cleaning and

Fogging. For these activities 4 Health Inspectors have been deputed from Rural

areas.

ZOONATIC DISEASES

To control the Zoonatic disease like Leptospirosis, health education was

given to all the public of the municipal and rural areas.

I.E.C ACTIVITIES

IEC activities for Vectorborne, Water borne disease and Zoonatic Diseases

are carried out in the school Health Camps and Village Health camps covering

other Govt. Departmental, Local Bodies, Self Help Group members, Volunteers,

School Children etc.

DISEASE SURVEILLANCE AND REPORTING SYSTEM

All Field Health staff are involved into Disease Surveillance. All the Private

Nursing Homes are also kept under surveillance by Health Inspectors. All Govt.

Hospitals also are kept under surveillance of Health Inspectors. Further

Surveillance system is geared up to report any abnormal occurrences to the Office

of the Deputy Director of Health Services, Pudukkottai. 24 Hours monitoring cell

(04322 221733) is functioning in the Office of the Deputy Director of Health

Services Pudukottai and Aranthangi. (04371 220501) The Deputy Director of

Health Services is fully incharge of supervising the diease surveillance in the

district.

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PHC level Rapid Response Team

1. Block Medical Officer and concern PHC Medical Officer - 2

2. Health Inspectors – 2

3. Village Health Nurse – 1

They should rush up to the affected area, take control measures and submit the report to higher authorities, well in advance.

Role and Responsibility of RRT

o Surveillance-Active search of cases with standard case definition

o Line listing of Fever Cases

o Standard case management.

o Mapping of Fever Cases in the spot Map.

o Confirmation of Outbreak

o FIR Sent to IDSP/DPHPM.

o Collection of serum samples and transportations

o Entomological Surveillance

o Source Identification-Source reduction, Temphos application Thermal fogging

o IEC activities

o Final report submitting to DPHPM

MEDICINES:

Now all the required medicines have been kept in all Primary Health

Centres

INSECTICIDES/ LARVICIDES:

All the PHCs have kept with necessary insecticides/larvicides like,

Temphos, pyrethrum etc., Sufficient Insecticide/Larvicides stock is kept in the

office of the Deputy Director of Health Services

DISINFECTANTS:

Bleaching Powder, Chlorine Tablets and Phenyl have been procured and

supplied to all the PHCs and kept in the DDHS Office also.

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AVAILABILIITY OF DRUGS / DISINFECTANTS DRUGS IN PUDUKKOTTAI

DISTRICT.(PHC’s):

S.No. Name of Drug Pudukkottai

Division

1 Tab. Paracetmal 60500 Nos 2 Tab. Co trimaxasole 57750 Nos 3 Tab. Ciprofloxacin 93500 Nos 4 Tab. Norfloxacin 93500 Nos 5 Metronidazole suspension 9350 Nos 6 Tab. Metronidazole 39600 Nos 7 I.V.Fluids 19250 Nos 8 ORS Pocket 19250 Nos 9 Phenyl 140 Lts 10 Bleaching Powder 143 Kgs 11 Chlorine Tablet 99000 Nos 12 Inj. A.R.V. 5600 doses

AVAILABILITY OF INSECTICIDE / FOGGING MACHINES Pudukkottai Division

1. Temephos : 255 Ltr

2. Pyrethrum : 175 Ltr

3. Fogging Machines : 31 Aranthangi Division

4 Temephos : 200 Ltr

5 Pyrethrum : 125 Ltr

6 Fogging Machines : 21

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PUDUKKOTTAI DIVISION PHCS VEHICLES DETAILS:

Sl. No:

Name of the PHC Vehicle Reg. Number Date of

Purchase Type of Vehicle

1 Adhanakottai TN24G-0220 01/'2009 Ambulance

2 Varappur TME 2809 12'/1984 Ambulance

3 Andakkulam TN55-G0289 04'/2005 Ambulance

4 Andakkulam TN55-G0522 01'/2009 Ambulance

5 Parambur TN.24G-0330 01'/2009 Ambulance

6 Nachandupatti TN55G-0121 01'/1997 Ambulance

7 Nachandupatti TN55G0264 01'/2009 Ambulance

8 Nachandupatti TN45G1283 04'/2012 Force Traveller

Mini Bus

9 Viralimalai TN55G.0133 01'/1997 Ambulance

10 Viralimalai TN24G0218 01'/2009 Ambulance

11 Viralimalai TN55-0290 04'/2005 Ambulance

12 Kadiyapatti TN20 G-0587 01'/2009 Ambulance

13 Rayavaram TN55 G-0136 01'/1997 Ambulance

14 Keelanelai TN55 G0135 01'/1997 Ambulance

15 Arimalam TN 55 G-0119 01'/1997 Ambulance

16 Arimalam TN 55 G-0292 07'/2005 Ambulance

17 Karaiyur TN24G0219 01'/2009 Ambulance

18 Karaiyur TMK1731 02'/1982 Jeep

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ARANTHANGI HEALTH UNIT DISTRICT:

Sl.No Name of the PHC / OFFICE Vehicle No ON ROAD /OFF ROAD

1 DDHS , Aranthangi TN01G1397 OFF ROAD

2 DDHS , Aranthangi TNO1 G 0559 ON ROAD

3 DDHS , Aranthangi TNO1 G0558 ON ROAD

4 MALAIYUR TSI 6448 ON ROAD

5 THIRUVARANKULAM TN55 G0120 ON ROAD

6 THIRUVARANKULAM TN01G0472 ON ROAD 7 KEERAMANGALAM TN55G0134 ON ROAD

8 VALLATHIRAKOTTAI TCW4702 ON ROAD

9 PONBETHI TN01G1792 OFF ROAD

10 NAGUDI TN55G0122 OFF ROAD

11 NAGUDI TN01G2040 ON ROAD

12 MALAIYUR TN20G0528 ON ROAD

13 THIRUVARAKULAM TN24G0221 ON ROAD


15 PONBETHI TN20G0538 ON ROAD

16 SINGAVANAM TN24G0331 ON ROAD

17 PUDUNAGAR TN24G0334 ON ROAD

18 DDHS ARANTHANGI TSJ4578 OFF ROAD

19 PONBETHI TN55G0571 ON ROAD


21 VADAKADU TN55G0569 ON ROAD

22 MIMISAL TN55G0570 ON ROAD

23 SINGAVANAM TN55G0574 ON ROAD

24 MALAIYUR TN55G0572 ON ROAD

25 DDHS ARANTANGI TN01G0612 ON ROAD

PHC LEVEL TEAM :

I. Arimalam Block

1. Kadiyapatty PHC

2. Rayavaram PHC

3. Arimalam PHC

4. Keelanilai PHC

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II. Thirumayam Block

1. Panayapatty PHC

2. Rangium PHC

III. Ponnamaravathy Block

1. Karaiyur PHC

2. Koppanapatty PHC

3. Melasivapuri PHC

4. Ponnamaravathy PHC

IV. Viralimalai Block

1. Viralimalai PHC

2. Kodumbalur PHC

3. Mandiyur PHC

4. Neerpalani PHC

V. Kunnandarkoil Block

1. Andakulam PHC

2. T.M.R.Puram PHC

3. Uppiliyakudi PHC

4. Visalikoil PHC

VI. Annavasal Block

1. Parambur PHC

2. Cauvery Nagar PHC

VII. Pudukkottai Block

1. Adhanakottai PHC

2. PERUNGALUR PHC

3. VARAPPUR PHC

VIII. Gandarvakottai Block :

1. Pudunagar PHC

2. Vellalaviduthi PHC

IX. Karambakudi Block

1. Malaiyur PHC

2. Karambakudi PHC

3. Regunathapuram PHC

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4. Kottaikadu PHC

5. Pappapatti PHC

6. Vanakkankadu PHC

X. Thiruvarankulam Block

1. Thiruvarankulam PHC

2. Keeramangalam PHC

3. Kothamangalam PHC

4. Vallathirakottai PHC

5. Vadakadu PHC

6. Arayapatti PHC

7. Vennavalkudi PHC

8. Neduvasal PHC

XI. Aranthangi Block

1. Nagudi PHC

2. Merpanaikadu PHC

3. Maramadakki PHC

4. Silator PHC

5. Athani PHC

6. Poovaimanagar PHC

XII. Manamelkudi Block

1. Singavanam PHC

2. Ammapattinam PHC

3. Kottaipattinam PHC

XIII. Avudaiyarkoil Block

1. Ponbethi PHC

2. Mimisal PHC

3. Thirupunavasal PHC

4. Karur PHC

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AVALIABLITY OF AMBULANCES IN BLOCK LEVEL: (a) Availability of ambulances-

Govt owned –Location Wise - 14

S.No Location Number

1 Pudukottai 2 2 Thirumayam 1 3 Keeranur 1 4 Karaiyur 1 5 Andakulam 1 6 Viralimalai 1 7 Nachandupatty 1 8 Andakulam 1 9 Athanakottai 1 10 Arimalam 1 11 Annavasal 1 12 Illupur 1 13 Valayapatty 1 Total 14

Private /NGO – Location wise – 15 S.No Location Number

1 Pudukottai 11 2 Ponamaravathy 1 3 Keeranur 1 4 Thirumayam 1 5 Mathur 1

State of Licensed Blood banks:

Average Stock Availability

per day

Component facility, if

available (yes/No) Category (a) Govt Owned (4 places ) 42 Yes (FFP 62)

(b) Non – Govt/Pvt 0 0

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Control Room: O/o the Deputy Director of Health Services, Pudukottai

(a) Monitoring /Surveillance systems

S.No Name of the Urban Name of the Govt/Private Hospitals Contact person/

Phone No.

1 PUDUKOTTAI

District H.Q. Hospital, Medical Supdt.

221775 2 PUDUKOTTAI Senthil Nursing Home, 04322-

221622 3 PUDUKOTTAI Anvar Hospital, 04322-221622

4 PUDUKOTTAI Kannan Hospital, 04322-

223024

5 PUDUKOTTAI Latheef Children Hospital, 8903009843

6 PUDUKOTTAI ESI Hospital,

7 PUDUKOTTAI Vaitheeswara Clinic, 04322- 222123

8 PUDUKOTTAI Padma hospital, 04322-

222475

9 PUDUKOTTAI Duraisamy Nursing Home, 04322-220401

10 PUDUKOTTAI Team Multispeciality Hopital, 04322-228866

11 PUDUKOTTAI Meenakshi Multispeciality Hospital,04322-220234

12 PUDUKOTTAI AVM Lab, 04322-229017

13 PUDUKOTTAI Mamalar Hospital, 04322- 223841

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14 PUDUKOTTAI Lalitha Clinic,

15 PUDUKOTTAI Be well Hospital, 9840125072

16 ANNAVASAL Govt Hospital, 04339-231331

17 ILUPPUR Govt Hospital, 04339-272427

18 KEERANUR Govt Hospital, 04339-262228

19 THIRUMAYAM Govt Hospital, 04333-274222

20 VALAYAPATTI Govt Hospital, 04333-262047

21 PONAMARAVATHY Durga Nursing Home, 04333-

261455 22 MATHUR Mount Tabour Medical

Mission Hospital, 04339- 250589

Infectious Disease control Programme are conducted in all PHCs

Availability of Staff in Medical Department

S.No Staff Headquater Pdk Argi

1. Medical Officers - 72 58 72 41

2. Nurses - 123 120 113 107

3. Paramedical staff - 124 81 6 3

a)Hospital Worker+ Sanitary Worker - -- 28 16

4. Ministerial Staff 10 36 31 27 16

Health Inspector 1 (111) 45 70 38

VHN - (125) 119 117 115

Sector H.N - (24) 24 (26) 21

Community H.N - (7) 6 (6) 5

ANM - (34) 34 (30) 28

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11. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT:

The Assistant Director (Animal Husbandry), Pudukkottai has been advised to keep

sufficient stock of live stock medicines with preventive vaccines in all the veterinary

hospitals and sub-centres based on the past experience. He is requested to take

immediate steps to provide preventive and antibiotic treatment to the cattle and ensure

availability of fodder to manage the flood situations relating to his department.

He should take immediate action to form special team/squads to administer

vaccination in the Cyclone/Flood prone area to prevent contagious diseases. All the

Veterinary Doctors should be alerted and stayed in the respective centres during the time

of Cyclone warning.

S.No. Designation Phone/Mobile Nos.

1. Joint Director 9445001218

2. Assistent Director 04322 -222324

3 Asst.Prof Veternery

Trg.Centre

04322 -266313

12. TANGEDCO:

The Superintending Engineer (TANGEDCO) Pudukkottai is requested to take

effective steps to check up the electric installations and the inter linking cables are in

good condition and to ensure the regular supply of electricity during the monsoon

season. He should suitably instruct the field staff working in the district to switch off

the power supply in the event of emergency by closely watching the weather

conditions.

He should have adequate staff to attend to various power lines, remove line

wires on the roads, habitation and slum areas etc. and ensure proper power supply to

all the relief centres and hospitals without any delay. He should also instruct the

Emergency Team at the headquarters for quick response and to take steps to check

up the electric installations and the inter linking cables. All the vehicles under his

control should be kept ready in good condition before arising the monsoon period.

The Quick response Team at the Head Quarters for emergency response and

the details of the team and the task assigned are given below in respect of

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Pudukkottai Electricity Distribution Circle/TNEB/ Pudukkottai. The Superintending

Engineer should personally monitor the Emergency Teams under his direct control

and issue directions according to the informations received from the personnel of the

rescue operations.


1 Superintending

Engineer, Pudukkottai

04322 221853

9443121854

2 Executive Engineer,

Pudukkottai

04322 221870

9445853884

3 Divisional Engineer,

Pudukkottai

04322 222378

9445853904

5 Divisional Engineer,

Arantangi

04371 270650

94445854224

5 Assistant Engineer

Pudukkottai

0432 221870

9445853905

CIRCLE NODAL OFFICER Executive Engineer/General

Emergency contact Number Land line Number 04322 221870 Cellphone

Number 9445853884

PUDUKKOTTAI DIVISION 1) At Pudukkottai EB office complex

Emergency contact Number Land line Number 04322 221523

Cellphone Number 9445853905

Allotted Vehicle VAN TN 55 C 8707

Area : Pudukkottai Town, Part of Pudukkottai and Part of Kunnandarkoil Block

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TEAM MEMBERS

Sl. Designation

Cellphone

No Number

1 AEE/Town/Pudukkottai 9445853905

(Team Head)

2 AE/Town/North/Pudukkottai 9445853910

3 AE/Town/East/Pudukkottai 9445853911

4 AE/Town/West/Pudukkottai 9445853912

AE/Town/Central/

5 Pudukkottai 9445853913

6 AE/Rural/East/Pudukkottai 9445853914

7 AE/O&M/Andakulam 9445853915

2) At Pudukkottai Substation

TEAM MEMBERS

Sl.No Designation

Cellphone

Number

1 AEE/Rural/Pudukkottai 9445853906

(Team Head)

2 AE/O&M/Sipcot (I/C) 9445853916

3 AE/ O&M/Thiruvappur

9445853917

3) At Illuppur Substation


Number 9445853906

Allotted Vehicle Jeep TN 55 B 8586

Area : Annavasal Block


Number 9445853908

Allotted Vehicle LORRY TN 55 E 5061

Area : Annavasal Block

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TEAM MEMBERS

Sl.No Designation

Cellphone

Number

1 AEE/O&M/Illuppur

9445853908

(Team Head)

2 AE/O&M/Annavasal 9445853925

3 AE/O&M/Illuppur 9445854215

4 AE/O&M/Annapannai 9445854214

4) At Gandarvakottai

TEAM MEMBERS

Sl.No Designation Cellphone Number

1 AEE/O&M/Gandarvakottai (Team Head)

9445853909

2 AE/North/Gandarvakottai 9445854217

3 AE/East/Gandarvakottai 9445854218

4 AE/South/Gandarvakottai 9445854219

5 AE/SS/Punalkulam 9445854220

6 AE/O&M/Adhanakottai 9445854222

Emergency contact Number Land line Number

04322 275279 Cellphone Number

9445853909

Allotted Vehicle JEEP TN 55 B 8684

Area : Gandarvakottai and part of Pudukkottai Block

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ARANTANGI DIVISION 5) At Aliyanilai Sub station

TEAM MEMBERS

6) At Nagudy Sub station

TEAM MEMBERS


Number 9445854225

Allotted Vehicle Jeep No. TN 55 D 7669

Area : Aranthangi Block


1 AEE/Town Arantangi (Team Head)

9445854225

2 AE/U/West/Aranthangi 9445854232

3 AE/North/Keeramangalam 9445854235

4 AE/Silattur 9445854233

5 JE /Avanathankottai 9445854234


Number 9445854226

Allotted Vehicle Jeep No. TN 55 E 1781

Area : Manamelkudy and Avudayarkoil Block


1 AEE/Rural/Arantangi (Team Head)

9445854226

2 AE/Subramaniapuram 9445854238 3 AE/Avudayarkoil 9445854241 4 AE/Kodikulam 9445854239 5 AE/Manamelkudy 9445854240 6 AE/O&M/Nagudy 9445854237

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7) At Alangudy Town Office

TEAM MEMBERS

Sl.No

Designation

Cellphone

Number

1 AEE/O&M/Alangudy 9445854227

(Team Head)

2 AE/North/Alangudy 9445854246

3 AE/Town/Alangudy 9445854245

4 AE/Vallathirakottai 9445854249

5 AE/L.N.Puram 9445854252

6 AE/Vadakadu 9445854251

7 AE/Kothamangalam /AE/Kothamangalam 9445854253

8) At Alangudy SS:

TEAM MEMBERS

Sl. Designation Cellphone

No. Number

1 AEE/Rural/Alangudy (Team Head) 9445854228

2 AE/Karambakkudy 9445854258

4 AE/Puduppatty 9445854261

5 AE/Vettanviduthy 9445854259

6 AE/Patchikkottai 9445854254

7 AE/ Sempattividuthy 9445854260


Number 9445854227


Area : Thiruvarankulam Block

Emergency contact Number Land line Number

04322 251368 Cellphone Number

9445854228

Allotted Vehicle LORRY TN 55 E 0824

Area : Karambakudy Block

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KEERANUR DIVISION

9) At Viralimalai SS

TEAM MEMBERS


1 AEE/O&M/Viralimalai 9445854266

(Team Head)

2 AE/North / Viralimalai 9445854279

3 AE/ South / Viralimalai 9445854280

4 AE/Vadugapatty 9445854282

5 AE/Melapatchakudy 9445854283

10) At Keeranur SS

TEAM MEMBERS


Number 9445854266


Area : Viralimalai and Annavasal Block


Number 9445854264

Allotted Vehicle

Area : Kunnandarkoil Block

Sl. Designation

Cellphone

No Number

1 AEE/O&M/Keeranur 9445854266

(Team Head)

2 AE/South / Keeranur 9445854268

3 AE/ East / Keeranur 9445854269

4 AE/ North / Keeranur 9445854270

5 AE/O&M /Kunnandarkoil 9445854271

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11) At Mathur SS

TEAM MEMBERS


1 AEE/O&M/Mathur (Team Head) 9445854265

2 AE/O&M / Kumaramangalam 9445854274

3 AE/ Rural/South/Mathur 9445854275 4 AE/O&M /T.Nallur 9445854278

THIRUMAYAM DIVISION: 12) At Thirumayam SS

Emergency contact Number

Land line Number 274245 04333


Allotted JEEP TN 55 C 2424

Vehicle

Area : Thirumayam Block and Arimalam Block

TEAM MEMBERS

Sl.No Designation

Cellphone Number

1 AEE/O&M/Thirumayam

9445854285

(Team Head)

2 AE/O&M / Thirumayam 9445854287

3 AE/ O&M / R.C.Puram 9445854288

4 AE/ O&M / Arimalam 9445854289

5 AE/ O&M / Thenipatty 9445854290

6 AE/O&M

9445854291

/Nachandupatty

Emergency contact Number Land line Number 04339 250432


Allotted Vehicle Lorry No. TN 55 E 7827

Area : Kunnandarkoil and Viralimalai Block

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13) At Ponnamaravathy SS

Emergency contact Number

Land line 04333 Cellphone 9445854286

Number 262043 Number

Allotted JEEP TN 55 C 0885

Vehicle

Area : Ponnamaravathy Block

TEAM MEMBERS Sl.No Designation Cellphone Number

1 AEE/O&M/Ponnamaravathy (Team Head)

9445854286

2 AE/Urban/Ponnamaravathy 9445854292

3 AE/ O&M / Kulipirai 9445854293

4 AE/ O&M / Karaiyur 9445854294

5 AE/ O&M /Rural/Ponnamaravathy

9942904580

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13.TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT:

The Regional Transport Officer, Pudukkottai (Phone No.221618) has been

instructed to issue necessary Circular to private bus/mini bus owners and the

owners of private lorries, mini lorries to render service of their vehicles at the time

of emergency.

He is also instructed to furnish the number of private vehicle owners,

especially lorries and the names of organisations concerned with full details well in

advance to the Collector. His service is essentially needed to pool and draft private

vehicles as and when services required by the District Collector at the time of

contingency to save the life and properties of public.

S.No. Name & Designation Phone/Mobile Nos.

1 Regional Transport

Officer,Pudukkottai

04322 - 221618

2 Motor Vehicle Inspector

Arantangi

97864 40722

3 Motor Vehicle Inspector,

pudukkottai

9047039495

9688099495

The Branch Manager, Tamil Nadu State Road Transport Corporation,

Pudukkottai (Phone No. 266111) was instructed to spare buses and cranes during

the flood season for rescue operations without any deviation. He should keep

ready sufficient number of busses for bringing the victims to the shelters at the

time of mitigation. He should also ensure that sufficient number of drivers are kept

ready for posting them into the service at Pudukkottai headquarters.

S.No. Name & Designation Phone/Mobile Nos.

1 Branch Manager (CITY),

TNSTC Pudukkottai

04322 221681

9487898079

2 Branch Manager (MOFUSIL),

TNSTC Pudukkottai

04322 220806

9487898149

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The details of Government Transport Corporation Bus Depots are below :-

Sl. No. Name of the Depot Contact phone Nos.

1. Pudukkottai City Bus Depot 04322 221681

(Mobile Crane available)

2. Pudukkottai Mofusil Bus Depot 04322 220806

3. Aranthangi Bus Depot 04371 270071

4. Ponnamaravathi Bus Depot 04333 262228

5. Manamelkudi Bus Depot Phone not installed

14.FISHERIES DEPARTMENT:

The Assistant Director of Fisheries (Marine) is (Phone No. 220069) also

keeping alert in the coastal area with due responsible and he has been asked to

keep ready the trained swimmers, life saving boats in the vulnerable pockets in the

coastal area. Fishermen have to be advised not to venture into the sea whenever

warning is received. The Assistant Director of Fisheries has also been instructed

not to issue fishing token to the mechanized boats at the time of Cyclone warning.

He should take immediate action to give warning to the fishermen by wide publicity

according to the wind speed which will be received from Meterological Department,

Chennai then and there

Sl. No.

Name of the

Fishermen Hamlet

No. Of swimmers Available

No. of boats available

1. Kattumavadi 5 2

2. Krishnajipattinam 4 2

3. Vadakku Manamelkudi 5 2

4. Vadakku Ammapattinam 5 3

5. Keelakudiyiruppu 4 2

6. Ponnakaram 5 2

7. Mudduvoyal 4 2

8. Pudukkudi 6 2

7. R. Pudupattinam 4 3

8. Muthukuda - 6

Total 42 26

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If any damage is occurred to the boats or nets due to Cyclone, it will be

assessed at once and report submitted to the Collector without any delay.

The details of village wise number of able bodied swimmers and number of

boats available for rescue operations are as follows.

LIST OF SWIMMERS BOATS AVAILABLE FOR RESCUE OPERATION:

S.No Fisheries Association

Name Name

Team Leader Mobile Number

1

Kattumavadi Manamelkudi Vattam Pudukkottai District

1.Pasupathi S/o Rathinam 2.Murugesan S/o Sivapragasam 3.Sethuraman S/o Govindan 4.Thirumurugan S/o Palani 5.Supramani S/o Kamatchi

Team Leader Murugaiyan 9942181895

2

Kelakudierupu Mudukuvayal Manamelkudi Taluk’ Pudukkottai District

1.Rajendren S/oSelayah 2.Maruthamuthu S/o Vaithinathan 3.palani S/o pethayah 4.Palamurugesan S/o Udayappan

Maruthamuthu 9788755265

`3

Melasthanam Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Sekar S/o Santhirasekar 2.Adaikalam S/o Pitchai 3.Sithiravelu S/o Karuppayah 4.Manikam S/o Chinathambi 5.Karuppaya S/o Ramu

Sekar 8675073648

4.

Kelakudierupu Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Aathmanathan S/o Pitchai 2.Dhurai S/o Ramu 3.Palu S/o Supramaniyan 4.Ramu S/o Karuppayah 5.Kasi S/o Muiyandi

Veramuthu 9698097147

5

Vataku Ammapattinam Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Murugapillai S/o Nadesan 2.Supramaniyan S/o Rajagopal 3.Iyappan S/o Nelakandan 4.Velmurugan S/o Krishnan 5.Arumugan S/o Chinandi

Sathiyamurthi 9688708054

6

Ponakaram Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Senthil S/o Ragkapan 2.Muthukumar S/o Velusamy 3.Iyappan S/o Nelakandan 4. Kalyanaraman S/o supramaniyan 5.Kumararaja S/o Ulagasundaram

Chinayan 7639144713

7

Pudukudi Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Iyanar S/o Kali 2.Karupayah S/o Ramayah 3.Sagadevan S/o Kani 4.Kupavelu S/o Pakkeri 5.Sakthi S/o Kani 6.Muthu S/o Mottaiyandi

Muthuraman 8760546310

8

Kottaipattinam Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Ramaraj S/o Arumugam 2.Sathish S/o Natarajan 3.Manimaran S/o Jayakumar 4.Jeevanantham S/o Rasu

Sekar 9715322036

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DETAILS OF THE FRP BOAT OWNERS:

S.No Fisheries Association

Name Name

Team Leader Mobile Number

1 Kelakudierupu Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai

1.Veramuthu S/o Kamatchi 2.Dhurai S/o Ramu

9698097174 9787610835

2 Kadumavadi Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Palani S/o Shanmugam 2.Murugesan S/o Sivapragasam

9788182261

3 Kelakudierupu Mudakuvayal Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Muthukumar S/oSuppayah 2.Maruthamuthu S/o Vaithiyanathan

9715164205

4 ponagaram Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.jayyaraj S/o Thangavel 2.Muthugumar S/o Velusamy

9750088516

5 Vataku ammapattinam Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Sandiran S/o Dhundiyanpillai 2.Murugapillai S/o Nadesan 3.Subramaniyan S/o Rajagobal

876054638 9976405094

6 Melasdhanam Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Sekar S/o Dharmaraj 2.Adaikalam S/o Pitchai

8675073648

7 Krishnarajipattinam Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Allapitchai S/o Mugamathu 2.Alavudin S/o Rabiyula

04371 248558 9976869621

8 Ayyampattinam Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Ramu S/o Palani 2.Pasai S/o Kaliyapan

9976330785

9 Pudukudi Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Kupavelu S/o Pakiri 2.Muruganantham S/o Pitchaipillai

9976602104 9965641932

10 Kotaipattinam Manamelkudi Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Mugamathuyusaf S/o Paseerali 2.AsaRuthin S/o Paser ali

11 R.Pudupattinam Avudiyarkovil Taluk Pudukkottai District

1. Muniyasamy S/o Selathurai 2.Suresh S/o supbayah 3.Thirumalai S/o Govindaraj

9865391385 9965182919

12 Muthukuda Avudiyarkovil Taluk Pudukkottai District

1.Devarajan S/o selathurai 2.Edumapayah S/o Muthuraku 3.Karmegam S/o singaravelu 4.Mahendren S/o Kayampu 5.Siva S/o Archunan 6.Manikam S/o Ragappan

9443769421 7373216582 8098318367

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NAME OF THE VOLUNTARIES THOSE WHO GIVE THE POWER BOATS:

S.No Name and Address Register Number of Power Boats

1. M.S.Ninamugamathu S/o Mugamathusaiku Kotaipattinam

TN/08/MFB/013

2. Soippu S/o Pazer Agamathu Kotaipattinam

TN/08/MFB/033

3. Rajmugamathu S/o Mugamathu Ishmail Kaotaipattinam

TN/08/MFB/038

4. Selvaraj S/o Kanayan Kotaipattinam

TN/08/MFB/051

5. Adaikalam S/o Udradan Kotaipattinam

TN/08/MFB/345

6. Mari aasari S/o Dhuraikannu Kottaipattinam

TN/08/MFB/114

7. Mugamathu Alijinna S/o Sagul Amethu Kottaipattinam

TN/08/MFB/018

8. Ramakrishnen S/o Govindarajan Selanenthal

TN/08/MFB/151

9. Subramaniyan S/o Govindarajan Selanenthal

TN/08/MFB/160

10. Ravi S/o Chinapillai Selanenthal

TN/08/MFB/171

11. Santhiramohan S/o Vairakannu Selanenthal

TN/08/MFB/376

12. Kaliyaperumal S/o Anjaban Selanenthal

TN/08/MFB/216

13. Murugayan S/o Pappayan Selanenthal

TN/08/MFB/333

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15.EDUCATION DEPARTMENT:

The Principals of Government Colleges at Pudukkottai, the Principal, Govt.,

Polytechnic at Aranthangi and the Chief Educational Officer, Pudukkottai were

requested to ensure that all the educational institutions, Colleges, Schools and

Noon Meal Centers are in good condition with the facilities of sanitation, water

supply etc., so that they may be used as shelter homes and feeding centers at

short notice. The Chief Educational Officer should issue suitable directions to all

Headmasters of HigherSecondary/High Schools under his control in this regard.

In the education sector, it is most important that a student must know the

disaster managerment and that they have to be taught to react to the situation with

a view of self involvement at the time of cyclone warning. It will be very useful to

him to become a responsible citizen to face and manage any disaster or mitigation

in future time. Further it is possible that the students could join the task force of

volunteers, whose services could be utilised in mitigation efforts after a disaster

has struck.


1 Chief Educational Officer,

Pudukkottai

04322 22218

9750983266

2 District Educational Officer,

Pudukkottai

04322 222510

3 District Educaional Officer, Arantangi 04371 – 220723

4 Elementry D.E.O 04322 222023

5 D.P.E.P 04322 226080

6 District Library 04322 222464

7 Dist Sports. Officer 04322 222187

8 Text book society 04322 221264

9 Dist. Employment Officer 04322 222287

9 Govt Model School 04322 270453

10 Govt Rani School 04322 222310

11 R.C.School 04322 221545

12 Principal, HH The Rajah’s College,

Pudukkottai

04322 221558

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13 Principal, Govt. Women’s College,

Pudukkottai

04322 222202

14 Principal Govt. Polytechnic, Arantangi 04371 224569

16. INFORMATION AND PUBLIC RELATION:

The Information and Public Relation Officer has a very important role in

announcing the weather forecast to the Public. He should ensure public

cooperation, which is fundamental for the successful conduct of all the flood relief

operations. He should ensure public cooperation by the following methods.

1. By seeking the cooperation of the press in emergency.

2. Publicity through organised press coverage

3. Display of documentary films slides in the local Cinema Theatres.

4. Propaganda in Schools, Colleges and organised institutions and associations.

5. Broadcasting Radio message by Collector about the flood situation.

6. Publication of Press releases given by Collector along with Photographs on

emergency relief.

7. Setting up information centres at important headquarters and at district

headquarters.

The Public Relation Officer should educate people not to feel panic and they

should be courage enough to tackle the situation. They should be instructed not to

disregard and under estimate the authentic and reliable flood warning given from

time to time. The Public Relation Officer should cultivate confidence in the minds of

public that all necessary relief measures are being taken to normalize the situation.

The people should be educated that they should not believe the rumours and

spread the unauthenticated information to others. They should be informed that

police would take care of their properties from the clutches of anti social elements.

He should also ensure about the distribution of informative pamphlets and

exhibition of large scale posters at prominent places in the affected area indicating

the action already taken and to be taken by the various departments, places to

which the people should be evacuated, officers to whom they should contact for

evacuation, relief etc. This information may also be published daily in the news

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papers during the period of relief operations and to broadcast from the local station

of All India Radio. He should also organize photography and take photos and video

about the damages with the assistance of Taluk Tahsildars and the related line

deparments.


1 Information & Public Relations

Officer, Pudukkottai

04322 221454

9498042438

2 Asst.Public Relation Officer - I 9789560543

3 Asst.Public Relation Officer - P 9626394726

17.CO- ORDINATION WITH OTHER AGENCIES: NCC & HOME GUARD NCC Commander

Dr. Captain. Rajarecnam. Cell No. 9486067330

NSS Commonder

Thiru. Pahutharivalan. Cell No: 9843105261

Home Guard Area Commander

Thiru.G.Manivannan. Cell No: 9443260930

Home Guard I/C ( Police)

Thiru.Rajmohan, HC. Cell No: 949816099

18.DEFENCE PERSONNEL

Coastal Guard: Jegathapattinam – Phone No : 04371 260338

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V. INVENTORY AND STOCK CAPACITY BUILDING

1.LIST OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS

Govt SC/ST Welfare Boys/ Girls Hostels

S.No Hostels details 1 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Vadakadu 2 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Kothamangalam 3 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Vettanviduthi 4 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Nachanthupatti 5 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Sadaiyampatti 6 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Mullankurichi 7 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Gandravakkottai 8 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Malaiyur 9 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Karambakudi 10 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Thirumayam 11 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Kulathur 12 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Ponnamaravathy 13 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Keeramangalam 14 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Arimalam 15 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Regunathapuram 16 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Pudukkottai 17 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Annavasal 18 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Keeranur 19 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Vallathirakottai 20 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Alangudi 21 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Killukottai 22 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Mullankurichi 23 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Keeranur 24 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Gandravakkottai 25 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Pudukkottai 26 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Andakulam 27 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Thirumayam 28 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Alangudi 29 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Karaiyur 30 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Illupur 31 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Ponnmaravathy 32 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Perungalur 33 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Malathaniyam 34 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Maramadaki 35 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Pudukkottai 36 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Odugampatti 37 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Karambakudi

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38 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Subiramaniyapuram 39 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Viralimalai 40 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Kallakottai 41 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Keeramagalam 42 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Vallathirakottai 43 Dr.Ambedkar Govt College Girls Hostel – I

Pudukkottai 44 Dr.Ambedkar Govt College Girls Hostel – II

Pudukkottai 45 Dr.Ambedkar Govt College Boys Hostel –

Pudukkottai 46 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Amaradaki 47 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Manamalkudi 48 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Ambal 49 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Avudaiyarkovil 50 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Aranthangi 51 Govt Sc/St Welfare Boys Hostel Meemisal 52 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Avudaiyarkovil 53 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Aranthangi 54 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Manamelkudi 55 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel Okkur 56 Govt Sc/St Welfare Girls Hostel P.Alagapuri

Govt SC/ST Welfare Schools Sl.No Schools

1. Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Puthampur, Avudaiyarkovil Tk

2. Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Puthampur, Avudaiyarkovil Tk

3.

Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Puthampur, Avudaiyarkovil Tk Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Veeradipatti, Gandravakkottai Tk Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School, Mullankurichi, Alangudi Tk

4. Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Palevinipatti, Alangudi Tk

5. Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Neduvasal, Alangudi Tk

6. Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Adanakkottai Pudukkottai Tk

7. Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Kurukalaiyapatti 8. Govt SC/ST Welfare High School Pilaviduthi , Karambakudi Tk 9. Govt SC/ST Welfare High School Ennai, Illupur TK

10. Govt SC/ST Welfare Higher Secondary School Mullankurichi, Alangudi Tk

11. Govt SC/ST Welfare Elementary School Ennai, Illupur TK

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District Backward Class and Minority Welfare Hostels

1. Govt Backward Welfare College girls Pudukkottai

Hostel

2. Govt Backward Welfare College girls Pudukkottai Hostel

3. Govt Backward Welfare College Boys Pudukkottai Hostel




7. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Pudukkottai

8. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Pudukkottai

9. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Pudukkottai

10. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Puthambur

11. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Adanakkottai

12. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Gandravakkottai

13. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Gandravakkottai

14. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Pudunagar

15. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Gomapuram

16. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Keeranur

17. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Killukottai

18. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Andakulam

19. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Viralimalai

20. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Illupur

21. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Avur

22. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Killikottai

23. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Alangudi

24. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Alangudi

25. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Keeramangalam

26. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Keeramangalam

27. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel LNPuram

28. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Thiruvarankulam

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29. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Vadakadu

30. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Kothamangalam

31. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Karambakudi

32. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Vallthirakottai

33 Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Keeramangalam

34. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Vadakadu

35. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Vangadakulam

36. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Karambakudi

37. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Alangudi

38. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Kulamangalam

39. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Maramadaki –I

40. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Maramadaki – II

41. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Aranthangi

42. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Silttur

43. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Poovaimanagar

44. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Subiramaniyapuram

45. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Subiramaniyapuram

46. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Aranthangi

47. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Merpanaikadu

48. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Avudaiyarkovil

49. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Ponpathi

50. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Karur

51. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Meemisal

52. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Manamelkudi

53. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Thirumayam

54. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Rayavaram

55. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Sadaiyampatti

56. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Thirukalampur

57. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel K.Pudupatti

58. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Arimalam

59. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Ponnamaravathy

60. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Melasivapuri


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62. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Kalirayanviduthi

63. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Thirumayam

64. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Nagudi

65. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Melesivapuri

66. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Kothamangalam

67. Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Neduvasal

68. Govt Backward Welfare Girls Hostel Pudukkottai

69 Govt Backward Welfare College Boys Pudukkottai Hostel - II

70 Govt Backward Welfare College Girls Pudukkottai

Hostel - II

71 Govt Backward Welfare College Girls Pudukkottai

Hostel - I

72 Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Athani

73 Govt Backward Welfare Boys Hostel Vayalogam

Type of School Pudukkottai Arantangi TOTAL

Education Education

District District

Govt.Hr.Sec.School 30 39 69

Govt.High.School 44 44 88

Ai.Hr.Sec.School 06 02 08

Ai.High.School 09 01 09

P.A.Hr.Sec.School 03 02 05

P.A.High.School 01 03 04

U.A.Hr.Sec.School 00 02 02

U.A.High.School 04 01 05

ADW.Hr.Sec.School 00 01 01

U.P.School 01 00 01

Mu.High.School 02 00 02

M.E.R School 01 00 01

Matric 16 15 31

Matric Hr.Sec.School 10 06 16

TOTAL 127 116 243

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2.LIST OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS THAT CAN BE USED AS

TEMPORARY SHELTERS AT THE TIME OF FLOODS.

Pudukkottai Education District

Govt Higher Secondary School

1. Annavasal 16. Andakulam

2. Illupur 17. Keeranur

3. Gandravakkottai 18. Perungalur

4. Gandravakkottai 19. Killukottai

5. Kaverinagar 20. Vayalogam

6. Keeranur 21. Malathaniyam

7. Sadaiyampatti 22. Santhapattai

8. Thirumayam 23. Mathur

9. Thirugokarnam 24. Karaiyur

10. P.Alagapuri 25. A.Mathur

11. SriPiragathambal 26. Avur

12. Govt Modern School 27. Parambur

13. Govt.Raneeyar School 28. Kavarapatti 14 Melasivapuri 29. Alavayal 15 Viralimalai 30. Thirumayam

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Private Aided Higher Secondary

School Partly Aided H.S.school

1. TELC Pudukkottai 1. Sacred Heart Girls.HS.School

2. V.V.H.S.School Pudukkottai

Ponnamaravathy 2. Punitha Arokiya Annai

3. Punitha Thomaiyar, Nasareth Keeranur

4.Ramanathan chettiyar 3. Kulapathi Balaiya School

Natchanthupatti Pudukkottai

5.M.C.T Ramanathan 4. Saraswathi School Konapattu

Chettiyar Kulipirai

Matric Higher Sec.School

1.Vairam Matric Pudukkottai 6. Amala Annai Ponnamaravathy

2.Mount Zian Pudukkottai 7. Vengateswara Matric

3.P.S.K. Pudukkottai Thirugokarnam

4.Kuthus Pudukkottai 8. S.F.S.Matric Pudukkottai

5.Chidambaram Matric 9.Infant Jesus Matric Annavasal

Valaiyapatti 9. Gregoryas Matric

Mathur

Pudukkottai Education District Government High Schools

1. Adanakkottai 23. Vadavalam

2. Uppilikudi 24. Viralimalai

3. Ellaipatti 25. Lembalakudi

4. Kallakottai 26. Puliyur

5. Gandhinagar 27. Odugampatti

6. Keelakurichi 28. Rappoosal

7. Kulathur 29. Suriyur

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8. Kodumpalur 30. Sambatividuthi

9. Komapuram 31. Mannavalampatti

10. Sathiyamangalam 32. Varapur

11. Sembattur 33. Veladipatti

12. Sevalpatti 34. Rajalipatti

13. Thirukalampur 35. Thirukokarnam

14. Nagarapatti 36. Themmavur

15. P.Pudupatti 37. Nallur

16. Puthambur 38. Raneeyar Govt. High School

17. Pudhunagar 39. Mallur

18. Mandaiyur 40. Manaviduthi

19. Malaikudipatti 41. Karupakollapatti 20. Maruthanthalai 42. Neerpalani

21. Mukkanamalaipatti 43. Mangudi

22. Malappatti Not Aided High School Private aided High School

1. Punitha valanar High School 1. S.M.A.R. Alamellu Arunasalam

Thirumalairayapuram

Panayapatti 2. Sivagamiyammal Rangiyam

2. Punitha Ignasias Sathampatti

3. Samshkrutha Oriental Vidhyalaya Pudukkottai

3. Premanantha Melapatchakudi 4. Nizam Arabic Oriental Pudukkottai

4. Punitha Annal Mudhalipatti 5. Kalaimahal Girls Koppanapatti 6. R.C.School Pudukkottai

Municipality School 7. Narayanan Chettiyar

1. Rajagopalapuram Koppanapatti

2. Kamarajapuram 8. R.C. Illupur 9. Thuya Mariannai

Thatchankurichi

M.E.R. School Govt High Elemendary School

1.Subburamaiyar School 1.Govt Higher Elementary School

Pudukkottai Pudukkottai

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Aranthangi Education District

Govt Higher Secondary School

1. Aranthangi 14.Kottaipattinam 27.Nagudi 2. Aranthangi 15.Sillatur 28. Marpanaikadu

3. Arimalam 16.Subiramaniyapuram 29. Kalirayanviduthi 4. Alangudi 17. Thanthani 30. Thiruvarankulam

5. Alangudi 18. Neduvasal 31. Manamelkudi

6. Avudaiyarkovil 19. Poovaimanagar 32. Keelanilaikottai

7. Ambal 20. Manamalkudi 33. Malaiyur

8. Karambakudi 21.Maramadaki 34. Vennavalkudi

9. Kalanivasal 22. Meemisal 35. Kothamangalam

10. Kattumavadi 23. Regunathapuram 36. Vettanviduthi

11. Keeramangalam 24. Lakshmipuram 37. Karambakudi 12. Keeramangalam 25. Vadakadu 38. Karur

13. Kothamangalam 26. Vallathirakottai 39. Athani

Govt Aided Higher Seceondary Matric Higher Secondary

School School

1.Thuyavalanar Vengadakulam 1. Vestly Matric Aranthangi

2. Ulagappar Ramachandrapuram 2. National Matric Aranthangi

3. Sri Ramakrishnar Viveganandar 3. Thangam Vadakadu

Thirupunavasal 4. Bharathi Matric Kaikurichi

5. Jagatheeswarar Matric

Adi Dravidar Welfare Higher Sec.School

Manamalkudi 1. Mullankurichi

6. St. John Matric Aranthangi

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GOVT HIGH SCHOOL

Govt Aided High School Non Aided High School

1.S.K.T.Gandhi Rayavaram

1.Jeevan Jothi Konakollaipatti, Karampakudi

2.M.C.M.Chidambaram 2. Vestly Aranthangi

Chettiyar Namunasamuthiram

Non Aided High Sec. School

3. Ali Jinna Jamath Oriental

Aranthangi

4. Punitha Soosaiyappar

Vichur 1. Manickavasakar

5. Thuya Valanar Patharakudi Pandipathiram, Avudayarkoil.

1.Arasarkulam

2.Ambalavananenthal

3.Arimalam

4.Amaradaki

5.Araiyapatti

6.Othapulikudiyirupu

7. Okkur

8.Kallur

9. Karakottai

10.Keelaiyur

11.Kulamangalam North

12.Kulamangalam South

13. Chidampara viduthi

14.Subramaniyapuram

15. Santhankudi

16.Thanjur

17.Pallathuviduthi

18.Pullanviduthi

19.Periyalur East

20.Perungudi

21.Perumaruthur

22.Ponpathi

23.Manchanviduthi

24.Mangadu

25.Mirattunilai

26.Gopalapuram

27.Narpavalasengamari

28.Thirunallur South

29.Gopalapattinam

30.Edaiyathimangalam

31.Sunnaiyakadu

32.Ayinkudi South

33.Posampatti

34.Kottaipattinam

35.Ammapattinam

36.Pallavarayanpathai

37.Vallavari

38.Keelapatti

39.Kothakottai

40.S.Kulavaipatti

41.Erukalankottai

42.Keelankadu

43.Ponnanviduthi

44.Avudaiyarkovil

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Coastal School details

1. Meemisal

2. Kottaipattinum

3. Ammapattinam

4. Manamelkudi

5. Manamelkudi

6. Edaiyathimangalam

7. Vichur

8. Gopalapattinam

9. Kattumavadi

3.LIST OF CHOULTRIES / KALYANAMANDAPAM Pudukkottai Taluk

1.

Kanagambal Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9159178161

2. Saravana Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/22698

3.

Sowrashtra sabai Virundhinar Pudukkottai/9842497864

Maligai

4. Sumangali Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9698329929

5. Surya Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9791746660

6. P.V.R. Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/236029

7. Nagarathar Mandapam Pudukkottai/220569

8. S.A.K. Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/231786

9. Anjuka Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9047524399

10. K.L.K.S. Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/221515

11. Sri Gowri Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/221032

12. Shanmuga Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/222129

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13. Palniyappa Alagammai Pudukkottai/9443356673

Kalyanamandapam

14. Meena Mahal Pudukkottai/9842454506

15. V.R.A. Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/267070

16. M.K.R. Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9842062451

17. S.V.S. Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/221776

18. Saratha Mahal Pudukkottai/222977

19. Three Star Mahal Pudukkottai/9842367304

20. Vasantha Mahal Pudukkottai/9150472780

21. S.S. Mahal Pudukkottai/9944849993

22. Ayya Mahal Pudukkottai/9842265824

23. Moovar Mahal Pudukkottai/224157

24. Meenakshi Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9443331750

25. Pon Saravana Mahal Pudukkottai/9442585227

26. Maharaja Mahal Pudukkottai/9842423314

27. Elumalaiyan Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9442223028

28. K.M. Mahal Pudukkottai/232361

29. Raj Mahal Pudukkottai/9788994114

30. Karthick Mahal Pudukkottai/9750961161

31. A.R.P. Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9688706984

32. Mena Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/221917

33. Karim Hajiyar Mahal Pudukkottai/220978

34. Muthuvilas Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9944169820

35. Pudukkottai Nadar Uravinar Pudukkottai/9443647063

Murai Kalyanamandapam

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36. Lena Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9965504382

37. Shri Karpaha Vinayaha Pudukkottai/232367

Kalyanamandapam

38. A.V.S. Ayyan Mahal Pudukkottai/986521035

39. Pitchaiya Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9842703516

40. Pudukkottai Mavatta Pudukkottai/9842421809

Varthaga Kalagam Silver Hall

41. Thirumurugan Annathana Pudukkottai/9943694033

Thirusabai

42. Meenakshi Kalyanamandapam Pudukkottai/9585850004

43. King Mahal Pudukkottai/9677925820

Alangudi Taluk

44. Arul Mahal Kalyanamandapam

Alangudi/9443422118

45. Jevi Kalyanamandapam

46. Lakshmi Govindan Alangudi

Kalyanamandapam

47. Jegan Kalyanamandapam

Alangudi/9443422118

48. Arputha Kalyanamandapam

49. Mangal Mahal Kalyanamandapam Alangudi/9443488062

50. Suresh makkal Mandram

Kalyanamandapam Alangudi/9865151715

51. V.C.R. Kalyanamandapam Alangudi Illuppur Taluk

52. V.K.S., Kalyanamandapam Illuppur/9659627172

53. Mangalmahal Kalyanamandapam Illuppur/9443372080

54. Madha Kovil Kalyanamandapam Illuppur/4339272047

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55. Jeenah Kalyanamandapam Annavasal/9942729080

56. Raja Kalyanamandapam Annavasal/9043206603

57. DSM Kalyanamandapam Annavasal/9787352680

58. Elumitchai Madha Viralimalai/9600247512

Kalyanamandapam

59. Chettiar Kalyanamandapam Viralimalai/9944873388

60. Thirumurugan Kalyanamandapam Viralimalai/9842488997

61. Mangala Mahal Mukkanamalaipatti/

demolished- Closed

Gandarvakottai taluk

62. A.I.T. Kalyanamandapam Gandarvakottai/9786493932

63. G.R. Kalyanamandapam

Gandarvakottai/275318, 275773

64. STAR Kalyanamandapam Gandarvakottai/9443065884

65. Murugaiah Kalyanamandapam Gandarvakottai/9443347443

66. KPS Mini Kalyanamandapam Gandarvakottai/275958

67. M.R.S. Kalyanamandapam Gandarvakottai/9751953851

68. NSA Kalyanamandapam

Mimisal/04371245666

69. SKR Kalyanamandapam Avudaiyarkoil/9443951812

70. Karur Yadavar Kalyanamandapam Karur/9443848695

71. Susmitha Kalyanamandapam Manamelkudi

72. Jegadeeswara Kalyanamandapam Manamelkudi

Kulathur

73. Ananad Kalyanamandapam Trichy Road – Keeranur 04339-262266

74. Vasavi Kalyanamandapam Near Bus Stand- 9443207934

75. P.M.R. Kalyanamandapam

Therkku Ratha Veethi 9443950510

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76. Sornavilas Kalyanamandapam

Therkku ratha Veethi 9842462385

77. O.S.P. Kalyanamandapam

Pudukai road - 04339-262344

78. Devibala Kalyanamandapam

Taluk office Road- 9842462385

79. Lakshmi mahal Kalyanamandapam Taluk office road –

9842462385

80. Alagammal Kulathur 04339-262344

81. Samathuvapuram Community hall Narthamalai

82. Devasthana Kalyanamandapam Narthamalai

Thirumayam taluk

83. Mada Makkal Mandram – Thirumayam

84. K.M.V. Kalyanamandapam Panaiyapatti 9942718301

85. Nagarathar Kalyanamandapam Panayapatti 9486067171

86. Nagarathar Kalyanamandapam Kulipirai 87. Kumarappan Chettiar Kulipirai

Kalyanamandapam 9442281082

88. Swami Ramados Kulipirai Kalyanamandapam 9965280314

89. Valliammai Achi Rangiam

Kalyanamandapam 04333276268

90. Sabari Thirumalai Virachilai Kalyanamandapam

91. Ganapathi Ponnalagi Arimalam

Kalyanamandapam

92. Nagarathar Kalyanamandapam Arimalam

93. Alaguraja Kalyanamandapam P. Alagapuri 9942829102

94. Alagumeenal Kalyanamandapam P. Alagapuri.

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Ponnamaravathy 95. Umaiyal Achi Kalyanamandapam Virachiliai 96. S.K.M. Kalyanamandapam Ponnamaravathi 97. Ariyur Vadakku valavu Ponnamaravathi West

Kalyanamandapam

98. Durgai Ammam koil Kalyanamandapam Ponnamaravathi west

9362147310

99. Nadar Uravin murai Kalyanamandapam Ponnamaravathi

9442492072

100. Meenatchi Kalyanamandapam Ponnamaravathi west 0433326001

101. Athitchi Achi Kalyanamandapam Ponnamaravathi

102. Pappathi Amman Kalyanamandapam Ponnamaravathi

103. Malaiyandi Koivl Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West

104. M.P.S. Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West 105. Valliammai Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West

9443394334

106. Veeraperumal Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West 107. Umaiyal Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West 108. Lakshmanan Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West

109. Kitlar Parvathi Achi Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West

110. Manickam Chettiar Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West

111. Jayalakshmi Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West 112. Buvaneeswarai Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West 113. Raja Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West

114

N.,K.R.Charitable Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi

9965978506

115. Annamalai Kalyanamandapam Ponnamarathi – West 9942009178

116

Kalyani Ganam - Kalyanamandapam Melasivapurai

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4.LIST OF CYCLONE SHELTERS:


1. Krishnajipattinam 9. Jagadapattinam

2. Kattumavadi 10. Mimisal

3. Melasthanam 11. Gopalapattinam

4. Ammapattinam (Vadakku) 12. Thiruppunavasal

5. Manamelkudi 13. Muthukkuda

6. Ponnagaram 14. Arasanagaripattinam

7. Pudukkudi 15. R.Puduppattinam

8. Kottaipattinam

5.LIST OF MULTI PURPOSE EVACUATION SHELTERS IN COASTAL

AREAS:


1. Kattumavadi (Alaganvayal) 8. Mimisal

2. Pilliarthidal 9. Nattanipurasakudi / R.Pudupattinam

3. Mumbalai 10. Nattanipurasakudi / Muthukuda

4. Manamelkudi

5. Avudaiyarpattinam

6. Periyamadaipaichal

7. Kottaipatinam

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6. LIST OF FAIR PRICE SHOPS WITH LOCATIONS

Women

Co.Operative TNCSC Self Help Total

Gra

nd

to

tal

Groups

Urb

an

Sl Name of taluk

Fu

ll t

ime

Part

tim

e

Rur

alTo

tal

No.

Fullt

ime

Par

ttim

e

Fullt

ime Pa

rttim

e

Fullt

ime

Part

time

To

tal

1. Pudukkottai 56 26 3 - 1 - 60 26 86 35 51 86

2. Kulathur

57 42 1 - 1 - 59

42 101 3 98 10

1

3. Illupur

84 35 1 - 1 - 86

35 12

7 11 12

1 4

1

4. Gandarvakkottai 28 22 1 - - - 29 22 51 0 51 51

5. Alangudi 65 29 1 - 3 - 69 29 98 7 91 98

6. Karambakudi 46 16 1 - - - 47 16 63 4 59 63

7. Thirumayam

64 39 0 - - - 64

39 10

4 99 10

3

3

8. Ponnamara- 43 17 3 - - - 46 17 63 6 57 63

vathy

9. Aranthangi

73 35 2 1 - - 75

36 11

11 10 11

1 0

1

10. Avudaiyarkovil 55 25 2 - - - 57 25 82 0 82 82

11. Manamelkudi 32 37 2 - 0 - 34 38 72 0 72 72

Total

603 323 17

-

626 325 951 77 872

951

1 6

Particulars Full time Part time Total Urban 64 13 77

Rural 562 312 874

Total 626 325 951

NAME OF THE TALUK: PUDUKKOTTAI

Sl. Name of the Shop


No No

1. URBAN STORE – 22(R) 41. KAMMANKADU KEELAPATTI (R)

2. KAVINADU EAST (R) 42. PERUNGALUR (R)

3. NATHAMPANNAI (R) 43. METTUPATTI (R)

4. PURAKARAI NATHAMPANNAI 44. ARIYUR (R)

5. SELLUGUDI (R) 45. VELLAVETTANVIDUTHI (R)

6. MULLUR H.S. (R) 46. MANGALATHUPPATTI (R)

7. MULLUR (R) 47. THIRUMALAIRAYASAMUDRAM

(R)

8. VAGAVASAL (R) 48. ASHOK NAGAR (R)

9. RASAPPATTI (R) 49. UPPUPATTI (R)

10. THATTAMPATTI (R) 50. CHINNAPPA NAGAR (R)

11. KEDAYAPATTI 51. URBAN STORE 1 (U)

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12. KUMMUPATTI (R) 52. URBAN STORE 2 (U)

13. SAMADUVAPURRAM (R) 53. URBAN STORE 3 (U)

14. VADAVALAM (R) 54. URBAN STORE 4 (U)

15. ITCHADI - 1 (R) 55. URBAN STORE 5 (U)

16. ITCHADI - 2 (R) 56. URBAN STORE 6 (U)

17. KEELAKAYAMPATTI (R) 57. URBAN STORE 7 (U)

18. THERKU CHETTIYAPATTI (R) 58. URBAN STORE 8 (U)

19. SAMMATTIVIDUTHI (R) 59. URBAN STORE 9 (U)

20. B.MATHUR (R) 60. URBAN STORE 17 (U)

21. MOOKAMPATTI (R) 61. KAVINADU WEST (U)

22. ADANAKKOTTAI (R) 62. URBAN STORE 10 (U)

23. GANAPATHIPURAM (R) 63. URBAN STORE 18 (U)

24. KALLUKKARANPATTI (R) 64. URBAN STORE 19 (U)

25. THONDAMANOORANI (R) 65. URBAN STORE 11 (U)

26. VANNARAPPATTI (R) 66. URBAN STORE 12 (U)

27. CHOKKANATHAPATTI (R) 67. URBAN STORE 13 (U)

28. KUPPPAYANPATTI (R) 68. URBAN STORE 14 (U)

29. KARUPPUDAYANPATTI (R) 69. URBAN STORE 15 (U)

30. SEMBATTUR (R) 70. URBAN STORE 16 (U)

31. PUTHAMBUR (R) 71. T.V.S. STORE 1 (U)

32. KURICHIPATTI (R) 72. T.V.S. STORE 2 (U)

33. VARAPUR (R) 73. URBAN STORE 20 (U)

34. NAMMELIPATTI (R) 74. URBAN STORE 21 (U)

35. PULAVANKADU (R) 75. URBAN STORE 23 (U)

36. VALACHERIPPATTI (R) 76. URBAN STORE 24 (U)

37. SUNDANERIPATTI (R) 77. URBAN STORE 25 (U)

38. KOOLAIYANVIDUTHI (R) 78. AMU.RAJAGOPALAPURAM - 1 (U)

39. MANAVIDUTHI (R) 79. SANTHANATHAPURAM (U)

40. MANTHANGUDI (R) 80. AMU.RAJAGOPALAPURAM - 2 (U)

81 IDAYAPPATTI 82. SUBRAMANIYAPURAM

83 KALAIVANAR STREET 84 GANDHI NAGAR

85 SOWRASHTRA BIG STREET 86 PALLATHIVAYAL I.T.I

NAME OF THE TALUK: GANDARVAKOTTAI

Sl. Name of the Shop Sl. Name of the Shop

No No

1. AMUDAM,GANDARVAKOTTAI(R) 26. NEPPUKAI (R) 2. KOVILUR (R) 27. VELLALAVIDUTHI (R) 3. ARAVAMPATTI (R) 28. MANGALAKOVIL (R) 4. PUDUNAGAR (R) 29. MULLIKAPATTI (R) 5. PISANATHUR (R) 30. MATTANGAL (R) 6. AKKACHIPATTI (R) 31. VEERADIPATTI (R) 7. SUNDAMPATTI (R) 32. THATCHANKURICHI (R) 8. KATTUNAVAL (R) 33. MALAYAPATTI (R) 9. THURUSUPATTI (R) 34. KALLUPATTI (R) 10. VAKUGAPATTI (R) 35. KULATHURNAICKARPATTI (R) 11. MEIKUDIPATTI (R) 36. SAVIERKUDIKADU (R) 12. MANGANUR (R) 37. MUDUKULAM (R) 13. PALAYA,GANDARVAKOTTAI(R) 38. ARIYANIPATTI (R) 14. SOKKAMPATTI (R) 39. KUPUMBOONDI HS (R) 15. SANGAMVIDUTHI (R) 40. THETHUVASALPATTI (R) 16. MOHANUR (R) 41. MANJAPETTAI (R) 17. KALLAKUDIPATTI (R) 42. PAGATTUVANPATTI (R) 18. KOTHAGAPPATTI (R) 43. NADUPATTI (R)

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19. KANNUKUDIPATTI (R) 44. NAMBURANPATTI (R) 20. VIRALIPATTI (R) 45. THUVAR (R) 21. KOMAPURAM (R) 46. ATHANKARAIVIDUTHI (R) 22. NODIYUR (R) 47. KENDIAYANPATTI (R) 23. NATHAMADIPATTI (R) 48. VALAVAMPATTI (R) 24. ANDANUR (R) 49. SOTHUPALAI (R) 25. ANDANUR 50. PUDHUPATHI

51. ULAVAYAL

NAME OF THE TALUK: ALANGUDI



No No

1. KAYAMPATTI 13. VADAKADU SOUTH

2. ALANGUDI-I 14. KOTHAMANGALAM- HO

3. ALANGUDI-II 15. NEDUVASAL MELPATHI

4. SENTHAKUDI 16. NEDUVASAL –HO

5. KULAVAIPATTI 17. KAIKURUCHI

6. KEELAIYUR 18. THIRUKATTALAI

7. VENNAVALKUDI 19. VEPPANKUDI

8. MANIAMPALAM 20. THETCHINAPURAM-1

9. KALANKUDI 21. KULAMANGALAM NORTH

10. PULLANVIDUTHI 22. NAGARAM

11. POOVARASAKUDI 23. SERIYALUR-2

12. VALLATHIRAKOTTAI 24. PANAKULAM NORTH

25. SERIYALUR-I 61. ESUGUPATTI

26. KEERAMANGALAM – SOURTH 62. KOODALUR

27. KEERAMANGALAM –HO 63. VADAKADU-HO

28. KALIULLAH NAGAR 64. KOOLAIYANKADU

29. PATHAMPATTI 65. PARAMAN NAGAR (W)

30. MELAKOTTAI 66. VADIMANAGAR

31. KOVILUR 67. KULAMANGALAM EAST

32. SIKKAPPATTI 68. SAMATHUVAPURAM

33. ALANKADU 69. AMUTHAM ALANGUDI

34. KALLALANKUDI 70. MALAVARAYANPATTI

35. VAMBAN 71. THOPPUKOLLAI

36. THIRUVARANKULAM 72. VELLAKOLLAI

37. VIJAYARAGUNATHAPURAM 73. MELANEMAKOTTAI

38. PALLATHIVIDUTHI 74. KOVILPATTI

39. K.V.KOTTAI 75. PANANKULAM SOUTH

40. KUMMANKULAM 76. AYIPPATTI

41. M.RASIYAMANGALAM 77. SOORANVIDUTHI

42. PAPPANVIDUTHI 78. VELLAKULAM

43. K.RASIYAMANGALAM 79. OTHAKADAI

44. KOTHAKOTTAI 80. ARASADIPATTI

45. THETCHINAPURAM-2 81. MAICHELPATTI

46. PULICHANKADU 82. ANAVAYAL -1

47. ANAVAYAL-2 83. ANDAVARAYAPURAM

48. L.N.PURAM 84. KODIKARAMBAI

49. KULAMANGALAM SOUTH 85. KARAMBAKADU-2

50. SENTHANKUDI 86. KANNIYAPATTI

51. KARAMBAKADU-1 87. MALAKUDI

52. KOTHAMANGALAM NORTH 88. MUTHUPATTINAM

53. KOTHAMANGALAM SOUTH 89. NAMBUKULI

54. MANGADU 90. BALAIYUR

KOTHAMANGALAM

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55. THETHAMPATTI 91. KUPPAKUDI

56. KEELATHUR 92. POOCHIKADAI

57. VANDAKOTTAI 93. SOOTHIYANKADU

58. ARAIYAPATTI 94. BRAHADAMBALPURAM

59. KATHAKURICHI 95 MANIYAMPALAM

60. PALAIYUR 96. MATTUPATTI

97. MALAPULLANVIDUTHI

NAME OF THE TALUK: KARAMBAKUDI



No

No

1. KARAMBAKUDI AMUTHAM 10. NAINANKOLLAI 2. KARAMBAKUDI –HO 11. NAMBANPATTI –

MANKOTTAI 3. KARAMBAKUDI NORTH 12. KALAPAM

4. KARAMBAKUDI –TOWN 13. ANDIKONEPATTI 5. THEETHANVIDUTHI 14. MANKOTTAI BRANCH

6. KULANTHIRANPATTU 15. VADAKKALUR

7. RANGIYANVIDUTHI 16. VADAKKALUR

8. PONNANVIDUTHI 17. REGUNATHAPURAM

9. MELA PONNANVIDUTHI 18. PUDUVIDUTHI 19. PEYADIPATTI 42. KARAMPAVIDUTHU

20. MULLANKURUCHI 43. PILAVIDUTHI 21. MULLANKURUCHI-1 44. VELLALAVIDUTHI –

MALAIYUR HO

22. KANAKKANKADU 45. ATHIRANVIDUTHI 23. VANAKKANKADU 46. VELLALAVIDUTHI 24. KARU-VADATHERU 47. VALANKONDANVIDUTHI 25. KARU THERKKU THERU 48. KARUPPATIPATTI 26. KARU KEELATHERU 49. KATTATHI 27. PATTATHIKADU 50. KALIYARAYANVIDUTHI 28. THIRUMANANCHERI 51. NELLIYADIKOLLAI 29. KURUMPIVAYAL 52. PATTUVIDUTHI 30. ELAIKADIVIDUTHI 53. KADAMPATTI 31. PALLAVARAYANPATHAI 54. KILANKADU

32. ATHIYADIPATTI 55. KEERATHUR

33. KOLAPPANPATTI 56. MUDALIPATTI 34. M.THERKUTHERU 57. KALLUMADAI 35. MANAMADAI 58. THATTAMANAIPATTI 36. ODAPPAVIDUTHI 59. SEVAIPATTI 37. SINNANKONVIDUTHI 60. GOPALAPATTI 38. PATHUTHAKKU 61. KOTTAIKADU

39. ANBUKOIL 62. KADUKKAKADU

40. MAILANKONPATTI 63 SELVANATHANPURAM

41. MARUTHANKONVIDUTHI

NAME OF THE TALUK : KULATHUR



No No

1. VATHANAKURICHI (R) 15. KATTUKKOTTAIPATTI (R)

2. VALAMANGALAM (R) 16. KULAVAIPATTI (R)

3. SEEMANUR (R) 17. PALANDANPATTI (R)

4. MANGATHEVANPATTI (R) 18. LAKSHMANAPATTI (R)

5. NANJUR (R) 19. SIVAKAMIPURAM (R)

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6. MARUTHUR (R) 20. THENNATHIRAYANPATTI (R)

7. PALLATHUPATTI (R) 21. T.NALLUR (R) 8. MELAPUDUVAYAL (R) 22. PULIYUR (R) 9. MALAMAVUR (R) 23. KAYAMPATTI (R) 10. KULATHUR (R) 24. VEERAPPATTI (R) 11. NADUPATTI (R) 25. KEELAIYUR (R) 12. MOSAKUDI (R) 26. VISALUR (R) 13. ILIAYAVAYAL (R) 27. VELLAIPILLAIYARPATTI (R) 14. SENGALUR (R) 28. KANNANKUDI (R) 29. VENNAMUTHUPATTI (R) 62. AMMACHATRAM (R) 30. KILLUKKOTTAI (R) 63. ODUKKUR (R) 31. KILLUKULAVOIPATTI (R) 64. SAMATHUVAPURAM (R) 32. ULAKALANTHANPATTI (R) 65. VADUKAPPATTI (R) 33. KUNNANDARKOVIL (R) 66. VELLANUR (R) 34. UDAYALIPATTI (R) 67. MELUR (R) 35. RAKKATHHANPATTI (R) 68. POONGUDI (R) 36. ODUGANPATTI (R) 69. VADASERIPATTI (R) 37. VALIYAMPATTI (R) 70. NEERPALAI (R) 38. KILLANUR (R) 71. VEMMANI (R) 39. VATHANAKOTTAI (R) 72. MANDAIYUR (R) 40. PERAMBUR (R) 73. MATHUR (R) 41. SATHINIPATTI (R) 74. SINGATHAKURICH (R) 42. ANDAKKULAM (R) 75. MATHUR ANNA NAGAR (R) 43. VEERAKKUDI (R) 76. PERAMBUR (R)

44. KADAMBAVAYAL (R) 77. AVOOR (R) 45. SENAYAKKUDI (R) 78. SURIYUR (R)

46. PERIAYATHAMBIUDAYANPA 79. AMBURPATTI (R)

TTI(R)

47. VAITHUR (R) 80. ALANGUDI (R) 48. MUTTAMPATTI (R) 81. SENKALAKKUDE (R) 49. SRIRANGAMPATTI (R) 82. MADAYANIPATTI (R) 50. THENNANGUDI (R) 83. KUMARAMANGALAM (R)

51. UCHANI (R) 84. SITHAMPUR (R) 52. VAITHI KOIL (R) 85. THEMMAVUR (R) 53. THODAIYUR (R) 86. MINNATHUR (R) 54. MUTHUKKADU (R) 87. KOPPAMPATTI (R) 55. VENGAIVAYAL (R) 88. RAMUDAIYANPATTI (R) 56. CAVERYNAGAR (R) 89. NARANGIYAMPATTI (R) 57. UPPLIYAKKUDI (R) 90. PAPUDAIYANPATTI (R) 58. SATHIYAMANGALAM (R) 91. KEERANUR – 1 (U) 59. IRUMBALI (R) 92. KEERANUR – 2 (U) 60. NEDUNCHERI (R) 93. AMUTHAM KEERANUR (U) 61. NARTHAMALAI (R) 94. MALAMPATTI 95. MELAMUTHUDAYANPATT I 96. KEELAMUTHUKADU

97. KADIVAYAL 98. SENTHAMPATTI 99. NALLAPUDAYANPATTI 100 SAKTHINAGAR

101 VATHANAKURICHI

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NAME OF THE TALUK: THIRUMAYAM

Sl. Name Of The Shop


No No

1. ARIMALAM 41. SEERATHAKKUDY

2. SAMATANVAYAL 42. MALAIKUDIPATTY

3. AGAVAYAL 43. THEKKATTUR

4. SAMUTHIRAM 44. PERUNGUDY

5. KONAPATTU STORE 45. NAMANASAMUDHIRAM

6. THIRUMAYAM 46. POOVAMPATTY

7. SEEMANOOR 47. VALAYAMPATTY

8. ALAGAPURI.P 48. MUNASANDAI

9. SIRAYAMPATTY 49. KADAIYAKKUDY

10. MIRATTUNILAI 50. NEDUNGUDY

11. TANJORE 51. PEDUNILAIVAYAL

12. KEELAPANAIYUR 52. NALLAMBALASAMUDHIRAM

13. MELUR 53. PILIYAVAYAL

14. YEANAPPATTY 54. K.RAYAVARAM

15. PILIVALAM 55. MELNILAIVAYAL

16. SOKKANATHAPATTI 56. KAIKULANVAYAL

17. PERUNTHURAI 57. KARAMANGALAM

18. KOTTAIYUR 58. THURAIYUR

19. SENGEERAI 59. VALARAMANICKAM

20. OONAIYUR 60. THALAIYATHIVAYAL

21. ELANJAVUR 61. VELAVAYAL

22. KANNANGARAKKUDY 62. ANIKKINI

23. R.R.SAMUTHIRAM 63. KARAIYAPATTY

24. PANAKUDY 64. PONDHUPULI

25. KADIYAPATTY 65. KOTTUR

26. VANNIYULANTHANVAYAL 66. KULAMANGALAM

27. KULATHUPATTI 67. RARAPURAM

28. RAYAVARAM 68. KUMMANGUDY

29. VENKALOOR 69. LEMBALAKKUDI

30. AATHANOOR 70. MALLANGUDY

31. ARANMANAIPATTY 71. PILAKUDIPATTY

32. THULAIYANOOR 72. ARASANTHAMPATTY

33. K.PALLIVASAL 73. PERAIYUR

34. MEYYAPURAM 74. VIRACHILAI-I

35. PILLAMANGALAM 75. VIRACHILAI-II

36. KONAPATTU 76. MELAPANNAIYUR-I 37. ADUGAPATTY 77. NEIKONAM

38. NEIVASAL 78. SETHURPPATTY

39. MANJINIPATTY 79. V.LAKSHMIPURAM

40. ELANAPATTI 80. VEERANAMPATTY

81. KULIPIRAI 92. KANNANOOR

82. AATHUR 93. THEKKUR

83. KANNANUR-I 94. SUDANTHIRAPURAM

84. KANNANUR-II 95. KEERAIPATTY

85. KURUVI KONDANPATTI 96. SAMATHUVAPURAM

86. RANGIYAM 97. MALAIKUDIPATTI

87. DURVSAPURAM 98. OSUVAMPATTI

88. ONANGUDY 99. MELAPANAIYUR-2

89. NEIVASALPATTI 100. NAMPOORANIPATTY

90. VADAKATTUPATTI 101. NAGARATHUPATTY

91. USILAMPATTI 102 T.POOVAMPATTI

103 MEENIKANTHA

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NAME OF THE TALUK: PONNAMARAVATHI



No No

1. PONNAMARAVATHY-I 32. SITHOOR

2. PONNAMARAVATHY-II 33. VEZHAKURICHI

3. PON-PUDUPATTY –I 34. VELLAKKUDY-I

4. PON-PUDUPPATTY-II 35. VELLAKKUDY-II

5. R.PALAKURUCHI 36. MELATHANIYAM

6. THIRUKKALAMPUR 37. KEELATHANIYAM

7. KARUPPUKUDIPATTY 38. OLIYAMANGALAM

8. VENDANPATTY 39. MULLIPPATTY

9. VARPATTU 40 USILAMPATTY

10. MELASIVAPURI 41. SOORAPPATTY

11. AALAIVAYAL 42. KALANIVAIPATTY

12. KANDIYANATHAM 43. KARANAPATTY

13. THENUR 44. SEMPOOTYHY

14. SEMMALAPATTY 45. MELMELANILAI

15. NATHUPATTY 46. KONNAIYUR

16. AMMANKURICHI 47. MOOLANKUDY

17. NAGARAPPATYY 48. THOOTHUR

18. KALLAMPATTY 49. SEVALUR

19. EDAIYATHUR 50 KOVANUR

20. MARAVAMADURAI 51. MEKKINIPATTI

21. VELLAIYAGOUNDANPATTY 52. SUNDRAM

22. ARASAMALAI 53. ENATHI

23. KARAIYOOR 54. KOSARAPATTY

24. MATHIYANI 55. KARUGAPOOLAMPATTY

25. ASALAMPATTY 56. KUMARAPPATTY

26. KONNAIAMPATTY 57. AVAMPATTY

27. SATHANOOR 58. MALAYADIPATTI

28. NALLUR 59. PONNAMARAVATHY

AMUTHAM

29. NERINJIKUDY 60. VALAYAPPATTY

30. NEIVELI 61. VEKUPPATTI

31 CUDALOOR 62. THOTTIYAMPATTI

NAME OF THE TALUK: ARANTHANGI



No

No

1. AMUDAM SILATTUR (R) 2. VIJAYAPURAM (R)

3. AMBALPURAM (R) 4. MANGALANADU (R)

5. AMMANKOIL MANKALANADU (R) 6. KOOTHADIVAYAL (R)

7. ALIYANILAI (R) 8. RAJENDRAPURAM (R)

9. KURINTHIRAKKOTTAI (R) 10. ERUKKALAKOTTAI (R)

11. CHETTIKKADU (R) 12. MOOKKUDI (R)

13. VALAKUDIYIRUPPU (R) 14. MERPANAIKADU (R)

15. MERPANAIKADU PETTAI (R) 16. VEMBANKUDI (R)

17. PERIYALUR (R) 18. POOVATHAKUDI (R)

19. NEIVATHALI (R) 20. ARASARKULAM PETTAI (R)

21. ARASARKULAM HS (R) 22. ARASARKULAM KEELPATH (R)

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23. ARASARKULAM VADAPATHI (R) 24. KODIVAYAL (R)

25. MANIVILANVAYAL (R) 26. AMARASIMENTHRAPURAM (R)

27. THIRUNALUR SOUTH (R) 28. CHITTANKADU (R)

29. AVANATHAKOTTAI (R) 30. THIRUNALUR NORTH (R)

31. PAKKUDI (R) 32. AMANJI (R)

33. OORVANI (R) 34. ALANGUDI (R)

35. SAMATHAVAPURAM (R) 36. SENGAMARI (R)

37. SIRUNATTANVAYAL (R) 38. NARPAVALAKKUDI (R)

39. KOONGUDI (R) 40. KULATHUR (R)

41. ALAPIRANTHAN (R) 42. NAICKERPATTI (R)

43. NAVINIVAYAL (R) 44. VEERAMANGLAM (R)

45. SEVANTHANKADU (R) 46. PERUNAVALUR (R)

47. ULAKALANTHANVAYAL (R) 48. EDAYAR (R)

49. ULAKALANTHANVAYAL (P) (R) 50. SUBRAMANIYAPURAM (R)

51. MANNAKUDI (R) 52. PIDARIKKADU (R)

53. CHITTAKKANNI (R) 54. KOOHANUR (R)

55. KALAKKUDI (R) 56. NAGUDI (R)

57. ARIYAMARAIKKADU (R) 58. KEELKKUDI (R)

59. KARAVAYAL (R) 60. MAIVAYAL (R)

61. MANAVANALLUR (R) 62. PATHARASANKOTTAI (R) 63. DHARMARAJANVAYAL (R) 64. MANGUDI (R) 65. RETHINAKKOTTAI (R) 66. ETTIYATHALI (R) 67. MARUTHANKUDI (R) 68. MELAPATTU (R) 69. VAIRIVAYAL (R) 70. AYINGUDI (R) 71. VALLAVARI (R) 72. RAMASAMIPURAM (R) 73. MATHUR (R) 74. MARAMADAKKI (R) 75. PERUNGADU (R) 76. KOVILVAYAL (R) 77. VALAYANVAYAL (R) 78. THOOTHAKKUDI (R) 79. ALLARAIMELAVAYAL (R) 80 SUNAYAKKADU (R) 81. CHIDAMBARAVIDUTHI (R) 82. KURUMBUR (R) 83. THANTHANI (R) 84. PARAVAKOTTAI (R) 85. VETTANUR (R) 86. PANGAYATHANKUDI (R) 87. ATHANI (R) 88. THIRUVAPPADI (R) 89. KALAKKAMANGALAM (R) 90. EGAPERUMALUR (R) 91. EGINIVAYAL (R) 92. ADALAIKALABAIRAVAPUR (R) 93. THEDAKKI (R) 94. VELLATTUMANGALAM (R) 95. KANDICHANKADU (R) 96. NEMELIKADU (R) 97. AMUDAM ARANTHANGI (U) 98. PERIYAKADAIVEETHI (U) 99. HOSPITAL (U) 100. PUDUKKOTTAI ROAD (U) 101. MUSLIM STREET (U) 102. L.N.PURAM (U) 103. AGARAM (U) 104 GANDHI BOONGA SALAI (U) 105. PANDIKUDI 106. THOLUVANKADU

107. MUSLIM STREET 108. GANGADHARAPURAM

109. L.N.PURAM 110. MELMANGALAM

111. THATTANVAYAL

NAME OF THE TALUK : AVUDAYARKOIL

1. THIRUPPUNAVASAL (R) 2. KANNAMANGALAM (R) 3. VELIMAR (R) 4. PARAIYATHUR (R) 5. R.PUDUPATTINAM (R) 6. ALATHUR (R) 7. VELIVAYAL (R) 8. GOPALAPATTINAM (R) 9. KADAVAKKOTTAI (R) 10. SIRUKADAVAKKOTTAI (R)

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11. VELVARAI (R) 12. NATTANIPURASAKUDI (R)

13. MUTHUKUDA (R) 14. ARASANAGARIKPATTINNAM (R)

15. OKKUR (R) 16. KARUR (R) 17. SITHAKKUR (R) 18. THUNJANUR (R) 19. SANANENDAL (R) 20. PERUNTHAMARAI (R) 21. KUMULUR (R) 22. KONERIENTHAL (R) 23. PUDUVAKKADU (R) 24. THEEYATHUR (R) 25. SATHIYADI (R) 26. KULATHUR (R) 27. KADIRAMANGALAM (R) 28. ADAMBUR (R) 29. THEEYUR (R) 30. KOVANIKIDANGU (R) 31. SENGANAM (R) 32. THENNAMARI (R) 33. VILANUR (R) 34. SATHIYAKUDI (R) 35. AVUDAYARKOIL (R) 36. PUNNIYAVAYAL (R) 37. PANDIPATHIRAM (R) 38. ELUNOOTHIMANGALAM (R) 39. SIRUMARUTHUR (R) 40. POOVALUR (R)

41. PIRANTHANI (R) 42. KULATHU KUDIYERUPPU (R)

43. PONPETHI (R) 44. PERANUR (R)

45. CHINNAPPATTAMANGALAM (R) 46. PALAVARASAN (R)

47. KUDIKADU (R) 48. VATTATHUR (R)

49. VELIVAYAL (R) 50. KIDANGIVAYAL (R)

51. KEELKUDI (R) 52. ESAMANGALAM (R)

53. MUTHUVALANGUDI (R) 54. PATTAMUDAYAN (R)

55. KALLAKATHAN (R) 56. AMARADAKKI (R)

57. VELIYATHUR (R) 58. VELIMANGALAM (R)

59. THALANUR (R) 60. KANNAKKUR (R)

61. MATHAGAM (R) 62. KURUNGALUR (R)

63. THIRUVAKKUDI (R) 64. IRUMBANADU (R)

65. EMBAL (R) 66. SEPPAVAYAL (R)

67. THONNANKUDI (R) 68. VELLALAVAYAL (R)

69. IUCHIKOTTAI (R) 70. THANIKADU (R)

71. ARASUR (R) 72. THILLAIVAYAL (R)

73. ENANGAM (R) 74. THIRAPPUDUNGI (R)

75. SATHAKUDI (R) 76. AVUDAYARKOIL (R)

77. MIMESAL (R) 78. PALLIVAYAL (R)

79. NARASINGAPURAM (R) 80 KAVATHUKUDI (R)

81. THANIKONDAN (R) 82. SOUNDARANAYAKIPURAM (R)

NAME OF THE TALUK: ILLUPPUR

Sl. Name of the shop Sl. Name of the shop

No No

1. VILATHUPATTI (R) 2. KEELAKKURICHI (R)

3. THAYINIPATTI (R) 4. PERUNGUDIPATTI (R)

5. LAKKANAPATTI (R) 6. PASIPATTI (R)

7. MEIVALSHISALAI (R) 8. KALAIKUDIPATTI (R)

9. PERUMANADU (R) 10. PULVAYAL (R)

11. VAYALOGAM (R) 12. NILAYAPATTI (R)

13. GOTHANDARAMAPURAM (R) 14. MANGUDI (R)

15. MARAYAPATTI (R) 16. KURUKKUPPATTI (R)

17. AYINGUDI (R) 18. THIRUVENKAIVASAL (R)

19. PERUNJUNAI (R) 20. SUNDARAPATTI (R)

21. SELLUKUDI (R) 22. VEERAPPATTI (R)

23. MUKKANAMALAIPATTI (R) 24. VELLANCHAR (R)

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25. VETTUKKADU (R) 26. RAPPUSAL (R)

27. ERUKUMANIPATTI (R) 28. KUDUMIYANMALAI (R)

29. PUDUR (R) 30. VISALUR (R)

31. SERANUR (R) 32. PINNANGUDI (R)

33. VANNARAPATTI (R) 34. PARAMBUR (R)

35. KADAMBARAYAMPATTI (R) 36. KILIKKUDI (R)

37. CUDALUR (R) 38. PEYAL (R)

39. MAMPATTI (R) 40. THALINJI (R)

41. KADAVAMPATTI (R) 42. ALATHUR (R)

43. ARIYUR (R) 44. PANAMPATTI (R)

45. CHITTANNAVASAL (R) 46. MATHIYANALLUR (R)

47. PANANGUDI (R) 48. THATCHANPATTI (R)

49. ENNAI MELAPATTI (R) 50. IRUNTHIRAPPATTI (R)

51. PUNGINIPATTI (R) 52. EDAYAPATTI (R)

53. KEELA EANNI (R) 54. KALLUPATTI (R)

55. MALAIKUDIPATTI (R) 56. THERAVUR (R)

57. THENNAMBADI (R) 58. ESWARANKOIL (R)

59. KATTAKKUDI (R) 60. KURUMPATTI (R)

61. VELUR (R) 62. THIRUNALLUR (R)

63. KEELA THOTIAYAPATTI (R) 64. SAMATHUVAPURAM (R)

65. KUNNATHUR (R) 66. MELAPACHAKKUDI (R)

67. KUMARAPATTI (R) 68. KALIMANGALAM (R)

69. VIRALIMALAI -1 (R) 70. VIRALIMALAI-2 (R)

71. MEPPOOTHAKUDI (R) 72. PORUVOI (R)

73. AKKALNAICKANPATTI (R) 74. VANATHIRAYANPATTI (R)

75. KATHALUR (R) 76. MULLAIYUR (R)

77. KALKUDI (R) 78. VADUKAPATTI (R)

79. VITTAMAPATTI (R) 80 KOMANGALAM (R)

81. POOTHAKUDI (R) 82. VANATHIRAIYAMPATTI-II (R)

83. POOTHAKUDI – II (R) 84. NAMBAMPATTI (R)

85. RAJALIPATTI (R) 86. PATTUNAPATTI (R)

87. KOODALIKUDI (R) 88. VIRALUR (R)

89. RAJAGIRI (R) 90. THENGAITHINNIPATTI (R)

91. POYYAMANI (R) 92. VIRUTHAPATTI (R)

93. SERALAPATTI (R) 94. KULAVAIPATTI (R)

95. KODUMBALUR (R) 96. KASAVANUR (R)

97. MEENAVELI (R) 98. AGARAPATTI (R)

99. SELLAMPATTI (R) 100. KALAPPANUR (R)

101. VILAPATTI (R) 102. NANGUPATTI (R)

103. MARUTHAMPATTI (R) 104 PAIYUR (R)

105. PAKKUDI (R) 106. KONGUDIPATTI (R)

107. THANNANGUDI (R) 108. ANNAVASAL-1 (U)

109. ANNAVASAL-2 (U) 110 INDRA COLONY (U)

111. ILLUPPUR -1 (U) 112. ILLUPPUR -2 (U)

113. KALAIKUDIPPATTI 114. IDAYAPPATTI

115. KOTHIRAPPATTI 116. VEERAPPATTI

117. AGARAPPATTI 118. VELLANCHAR

119. MADHURAPPATTINAM 120. KODICALPATTI

121. SOURASTRA STREET

NAME OF THE TALUK : MANAMELKUDI

Sl. Name of the shop

Sl. Name of the shop

No No

1. KATTUPIRAMANAVAYAL (R) 2. KARKAMALAM (R)

3. KOTTAIPATTINAM 4. MOMBALAI (R)

5. EDAYATHIMA 6. KALLAKKURUCHI (R)

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NGALAM (R)

7. MELASTHANAM (R) 8. PILLAYARTHIDAL (R)

9. AMBALAVANANENTHAL (R) 10. ERATTAIYALAM (R)

11. SATHIYADI (R) 12. MANAMELKUDI (R)

13. AVUDAYARPATTINAM – I (R) 14. AMMAPPATTINAM (R)

15. VADAKKU AMMAPATTINAM (R) 16. THANDALAI (R)

17. MANTHANKUDI (R) 18. PONNAGARAM (R)

19. AVUDAYARPATTINNAM-II (R) 20. KARAKATHIKOTTAI (R)

21. VELLUR (R) 22. NELVELI (R)

23. MELAPAPPANUR (R) 24. VICHUR (R)

25. VANNICHIPATTINAM (R) 26. SEIYANAM (R)

27. VETTIVAYAL (R) 28. KILARAVAYAL (R)

29. PERIYAMADAIPAICHAL (R) 30. SUBRAMANIAPURAM (R)

31. NEMMELI VAYAL (R) 32. PILLANGUDI (R)

33. OLLANUR (R) 34. PANAVAYAL (R)

35. PERUMARUTHUR (R) 36. MINNAMOZHI (R)

37. VELLUR SIRUVARAI (R) 38. KOLENDIRAM (R)

39. KOTTAIPATTINAM (R) 40. KEELAMANCHAKUDI (R)

41. KODIKULAM (R) 42. MANJAKUDI (R)

43. PUDUKKUDI (R) 44. SELLANENDAL (WOMEN-II) (R)

45. KOTTAIPATTINAM (SOUNT) (R) 46. KODAKUDI (R)

47. SELLANENDAL (WOMEN-II) (R) 48. THIRUNALLIVAYAL (R)

49. THINAYAKKUDI 50. NEERVILANKULAM (R)

51. EDAYATHUR (R) 52. KAMBARKOIL (R)

53. GOPALAPURAM (R) 54. KOOTHANUR (R)

55. BRAHMANAVAYAL (R) 56. DHARMARAJANVAYAL (R)

57. KOOMBALLAM (R) 58. KANDANIVAYAL

59. SELLAPPANKOTTAI (R) 60. SUDALAIVAYAL (R)

61. NILAYUR (R) 62. ALAGANVAYAL (R)

63. ENATHI (R) 64. MANAMELKUDI (R)

65. KOTTAIPATTINAM (R) 66. KARAKKOTTAI (R)

67. VINATHEERATHAGOPALAPURAM (R) 68. SINGAVANAM (R)

69. PETTIVAYAL (R) .70. ATHIPATTINAM

71. SEMMANAN POTTAL 71. KEELAKUDIYERUPPU

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7.LIST OF PORTABLE GENERATORS AVAILABLE WITH THE

PRIVATE:

1. Dhanalakhsmi Light house, Pudukkottai

2. S.A.S. Light house, Pudukkottai

3. K.O.P Light house Pudukkottai

4. Classic Lights Pudukkottai

5. Seba Audio & Lights Pudukkottai

6. Musthabha Sound Service, Aranthangi

7. Jeeva Sound Service, Aranthangi

8. K.P.S Sound Service, Aranthangi

Kulathur taluk Power saw

1. Thiru Muthuvel, Parapatti Salai, Keeranur 2. Thiru Ramaraj,Therkku Ratha Veethi, Keeranur 3. Thiru Selvaraj Main Road, Keeranur 4. Thiru Raja, Main Road, Keeranur 5. Tmt. Lakshmi, Trichy Main Road, Backside of Ulavar

Sandai, Keeranur Pump sets

1. M.A.M. Electricals, Main Road, Keeranur 2. Ramja Electricals, Main road, Keeranur

Thirumayam Taluk Generators

1. Iswari Sound Service, Koppanapatti 1 9442491606

2. Chitra Sound Service, Koppanapatti 1 9442491606

3. Appavuravuthar Sound Service, Sevalur 1 9442163213

4. Andi Sound Service, Nallur 1 9443118906 5. Lakshmi Sound Service, Nallur 1 9443118906 6. Azhagu Sound Service, Vaiyaburi 1 9788024130 7. Nagarathar Kalyanamandabam

Nachandhupatti 1 9787352675

8. Balaji Pathirakkadai, Nachandhupatti 1 9787352675 9. Ambal Sound Service, B.Azhagaburi 4 9443456988

10. Savarimuthu Sound Service B.Azhagapuri

3 9443456988

11. Ambal Jenerators, Konappattu 2 9442160294

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12. R.M.K.R. Jenerators, Konappattu 1 9442160294 13. Iyyappa Jenerators, Konappattu 2 9442160294 14. Murugan, Sound Service, Melathaniyam 1 9442160294 15. Lakshmi, Sound Service, Surappatti 1 9940962205

16. Anbu, Sound Service, Melathaniyam 1 9940962205

17. B.S.R. Sound Service, Sadaiyampatti 1 9940962205

18. Saraswathi Sound Service, Sadaiyampatti 1 9486386623

19. M.K.S. Nayagam Sound Service, Karaiyur 1 9486386623

20. Lakshmi Sound Service, Karaiyur 1 9987192399

21. Kannan Sound Service, Ammankurichi 1 9987192399

22. Sathiya Sound Service, Sokkanathapatti 1 9987192399

23. Rakkayi Jenerators Pon-Pudhuppatti 3 9986229040

24. Kannan, Periyar Nagar 4 9986229040 Manamelkudi Taluk Generators

1.

Amutham Mikeset, Kalidoss Diesel -6 Hp

2. Senthil Mikeset, Maniam, Manamelgudi Diesel -6 Hp 3. Golden Mikeset, Sahubar, S/o Ibrahim,

Manamelgudi Diesel -6 Hp

4. Americal Mikeset, Ibrahim, Manamelgudi Diesel -6 Hp Gandharvakottai Taluk

Power Saw

1. Azhaganbai, S/o Abdullah, Nagoor Andavar Power Saw, Pattukottai Salai, Gandarvakottai

9976438383

2. Chandrasekaran, S/o Egappa Chettiar, Chandra Power Saw, Pattukottai Salai, Gandarvakottai

275770

3. Krishnamoorthy, S/o Panchnathan Iyyaappa Power Saw, Karambakudi salai 275517

4. Angamuthu S/o Idumban, Sarava Power Saw Karambakudi Salai, Gandarvakottai 275008

Generators

1. Amman Sound Service, Mariamman Kovil Street, Gandarvakottai 275294

2. NAM Sound Service, Thanjavur Salai, Gandarvakottai

275690

3. Ponni Sound Service, Karambagudi Salai Gandarvakottai 9865281661

4. Palani Sound Service, Pattukottai Salai, Gandarvakottai

5. PMA Sound Service, Big Bazzar Street, Gandarvakottai

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Illupur Taluk Generators

1. Senthilkumar S/o Sanmugam Pudhutheru, Illupur 9443399407

2. Rosa Light house, Natesan S/o Thouthulan, Mettutheru, Annavasal

3. Malathi Light house, Eluvan S/o Palaniyandi Mettutheru, Annavasal

4. Mathina Light house Pro.saburulla Muslim theru, Annavasal

5. Thangam Sound Service, Kalaimani S/o Karambakudi Salai, Gandarvakottai

Power Saw 1. Kerala Saw mill Annavasal,

2. Maharaja Saw mill Annavasal.

3. Kani Saw mill Kumaran Nagar, Berumanadu.

4. Venkateshwara Saw mill Illupur

5. Maharaja Saw mill, Illupur.

6. New National Saw mill, Illupur.

7. Sanmuga Saw mill, Viralimalai

Alangudi Taluk

Power Saw

1. Bakriya Bathusha Saw Mill, Thiruvallur Salai alangudi

250770

2. Santhi Saw mill Pro. P.Logambal, Pathampatti Road Alangudi.

251358

3. Madha Saw mill Pro.Santhanamery, Pudukkottai Road, Alangudi

252597

Pudukkottai Taluk Generators

1. Dhanalakhsmi Light house, Pudukkottai 2. S.A.S. light house, Pudukkottai 3. Jarina Sound Service, Pudukkottai

4. Saravan light house Pudukkottai Aranthangi Taluk Generators

1. Musthabha Sound Service, Aranthangi 2. Jeeva Sound Service, Aranthangi 3. K.P.S Sound Service, Aranthangi

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8.LIST OF VOLUNTARY ORGANISATION AND

NON - GOVERNMENTAL ORGANISATIONS

Tmt. M.S., Jaya, “Card” Samathuvapuram, Pulivalam, Thirumayam taluk 1. Rotary Club, Mid Town, Professional Courier, Pudukkottai Rotary Club, Palace City, South 4th Street, Rajah Mesan, Pudukkottai The Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society, Pudukkottai. Lion Clup Puidukkottai Central Jaycees pudukkottai P.M.S.S.S Pudukkottai

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9.LIST OF FIRST RESPONDERS (Coastal Villages of Manamelkudi &

Avudayarkoil Taluk)

Aathipattinam

S.No Name of the Person Age Mobile No.

Knowledge (Yes/No)

Swimming

Snake

catching

Tree

Climbers

/

Cutters

First

Aid

1 B.Saiyathu Moohamed

Buhari 29 9698290062

yes No Yes No

2 S.Sadam Ushan 18 8508653090 yes No Yes No

3 M.Sagul Hammeed 34 9698117639 yes No Yes No

4 M.Sethu Inshan 30 8526666127 yes No Yes No

5 N.Nishamaideen 28 yes No Yes No

6 S.Moohamed Ravoothar 28 yes No Yes No

7 S.Sadam Usahan 18 8508653090 yes No Yes No

8 L.Asaruthin 21 8675952736 yes No Yes No

9 K.Saiyathu Moohamed

Buhari 25 9698290062

yes No Yes No

10 Y.Badursha 19 9842686007 yes No Yes No

11 J.Saiyathu Moohamed

Buhari 34 9788832689

yes No Yes No

12 R.Thareek 21 8675031876 yes No Yes No

Ayyampattinam

13 A.Iyyappan 24 7092823560 yes No Yes No

14 P.Durai 32 7502915568 yes No Yes No

15 S.Thirukumaran 28 9159735928 yes No Yes No

16 G.Pappaiyan 35 9942507735 yes No Yes No

17 A.Vijay 29 9976331940 yes No Yes No

18 T.Velagam 32 9976331940 yes No Yes No

19 Manikandan 26 7373959032 yes No Yes No

20 M.Manikandan 24 9976331940 yes No Yes No

21 R.Vinoth 28 9524531070 yes No Yes No

22 K.Palani 32 7373112122 yes No Yes No

23 R.Thinagaran 35 7373112122 yes No Yes No

24 P.Duraipandy 24 7502915568 yes No Yes No

25 A.Dinakaran 28 8678909133 yes No Yes No

26 A.Isairaja 28 9524044647 yes No Yes No

27 G.Durairaj 29 9751268550 yes No Yes No

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Palakudy

28 A.Stephan 25 9698634025 yes No Yes No

29 R.Nepolian 29 9944368398 yes No Yes No

30 Dennishbalan 30 9626563465 yes No Yes No

31 Sathiskumar 26 9688991101 yes No Yes No

32 P.Reegan 28 9655637325 yes No Yes No

33 K. Navin 22 8940569590 yes No Yes No

34 J.Anithamary 27 9965875060 yes No Yes No

35 Johnkennadi 35 9965472463 yes No Yes No

36 Suresh 32 98436 16372 yes No Yes No

37 R.Ramkumar 29 8940595422 yes No Yes No

Empavayal

38 R.Thamas 27 9578847564 yes No Yes No

39 S.Nepolian 31 9942316128 yes No Yes No

40 K.Ajithkumar 22 8608723945 yes No Yes No

41 K.Ravi 31 8098086582 yes No Yes No

42 S.Siva 27 9698203716 yes No Yes No

43 M.Reegan 30 9994722176 yes No Yes No

44 P.Ramu 35 yes No Yes No

45 S.Kuperanathan 35 9842442218 yes No Yes No

Jegathapattinam

46 Rabik 30 81242 37577 yes No Yes No

47 hazaruthin 25 97387 46334 yes No Yes No

48 Kaja 25 99763 62758 yes No Yes No

49 Ismail 20 99422 49865 yes No Yes No

50 Jalaluthin 20 89735 95967 yes No Yes No

51 Arabath ali 34 9597194274 yes No Yes No

52 Ravuthar 30 8344206688 yes No Yes No

53 Naina mohamed 30 9692531530 yes No Yes No

54 Papul Ibrahaim 25 8760488230 yes No Yes No

55 Hazarath ali 30 80122 61607 yes No Yes No

Kottaipattinam

56 S.Appaskan 28 98651 36357 yes No Yes No

57 K.Ravootha 28 81227 83083 yes No Yes No

58 S.abdulraguman 24 80120 04322 yes No Yes No

59 N.Ibrahim 24 75924 43035 yes No Yes No

60 sarughan 24 8012673524 yes No Yes No

61 N.Ibrahimsha 32 97152 13644 yes No Yes No

62 Sareep abdullah 35 9715394663 yes No Yes No

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63 P.Shek abdullah 24 9688764321 yes No Yes No

64 j.Shek abdulla 22 8012232347 yes No Yes No

65 T.Thayar sulthan 27 yes No Yes No

66 Babul ibrahim 25 8760488230 yes No Yes No

67 K.Rajamohamed 29 9865628710 yes No Yes No

68 Naina mohamed 27 737386632 yes No Yes No

69 Nagutheen 24 yes No Yes No

Pudhukudy

70 V.Rasukutty 22 8675073671 yes No Yes No

71 N.Nandakumar 20 9894373798 yes No Yes No

72 J.Rajkumar 25 8012673206 yes No Yes No

73 T.Pasupathi 20 8012709915 yes No Yes No

74 A.Vijay 22 9778881055 yes No Yes No

75 A.Kandavel 20 8675947536 yes No Yes No

76 K.nandahakumar 23 9976602104 yes No Yes No

77 V.kumar 25 9688413112 yes No Yes No

78 N.Ramanathan 30 7502832151 yes No Yes No

79 T.Athikesavan 18 8012709915 yes No Yes No

80 A.Muthuragu 27 9095442220 yes No Yes No

81 M.Hari 18 9600316214 yes No Yes No

82 M.Palanivel 23 8012672948 yes No Yes No

83 V.Manivasagam 35 9524303696 yes No Yes No

84 R.Nageshwaren 19 8220829088 yes No Yes No

85 V.Gugan 20 9942723716 yes No Yes No

86 K.Thagaraj 27 8189828592 yes No Yes No

87 j.Rajkumar 25 8012673206 yes No Yes No

88 V.Rasukutty 22 8675073671 yes No Yes No

89 N.Gugan 20 8012765800 yes No Yes No

90 S.Kumaran 26 8344681991 yes No Yes No

91 V.marimuthu 29 9750836074 yes No Yes No

Ammapattinam

92 M.Moohamed Ismail 32 9486542525 yes No Yes No

93 E.Thajuthi 30 9750163577 yes No Yes No

94 K.vasim agram 18 9159124664 yes No Yes No

95 S.Abdul kadhar 25 9047869895 yes No Yes No

96 Moohamedismail 35 9486585466 yes No Yes No

97 Kalander nina moohamed 35 yes No Yes No

98 I.Seiyadu Abthahir 30 9092077128 yes No Yes No

99 S.Seiyadu Abthahir 32 yes No Yes No

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100 Rajpunisha 33 9751769415 yes No Yes No

101 Sithik Raguman 30 yes No Yes No

102 Mohamed yunus 33 9865553181 yes No Yes No

103 N.Mushiphar Raguma 28 yes No Yes No

Avudaiyarpattinam

104 Karun ali 30 7639183208 yes No Yes No

105 Sithi zagupha 28 7639183208 yes No Yes No

106 Iyyappan 30 9976371825 yes No Yes No

107 N.kamaraj 30 9715389136 yes No Yes No

108 P.Raja 28 9585384277 yes No Yes No

109 Justin 35 8760807472 yes No Yes No

110 Thandapani 35 7639673809 yes No Yes No

111 Mariya mickel 29 8608982374 yes No Yes No

Ponnagaram

112 V.Gugan 25 86809 04940 yes No Yes No

113 M.Panthalarajan 19 70928 24322 yes No Yes No

114 E.Manikandan 24 90875 90268 yes No Yes No

115 P.Palani 30 73732 79524 yes No Yes No

116 M.Valmiki 26 86809 05070 yes No Yes No

117 M.Jayabal 32 9750045200 yes No Yes No

118 T.Palani 30 7373279524 yes No Yes No

119 M.Valmiki 26 8680905070 yes No Yes No

120 T.thirumurugan 30 97504 07611 yes No Yes No

121 P.Kartihkeyan 19 80989 71151 yes No Yes No

122 J.Gobalakrishnan 22 86808 51212 yes No Yes No

123 M.Palanisamy 28 78717 20557 yes No Yes No

124 G.Premkumar 23 -- yes No Yes No

125 G.Palaniyammal 35 99654 51126 yes No Yes No

Anthoniyarpuram

126 Santhosh poondy 26 9524525355 yes No Yes No

127 Sathis 32 9865651898 yes No Yes No

128 S.Clinton 23 9698628834 yes No Yes No

129 DennistonBabu 33 7402242375 yes No Yes No

130 Mariya Esthodu 30 8344222887 yes No Yes No

131 Anand 22 9786061497 yes No Yes No

132 Arockiya sami 31 8344387291 yes No Yes No

133 Stalinraj 24 9842316503 yes No Yes No

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Keelakudiyerupu

134 S.Muthu 32 75029 17045 yes No Yes No

135 T.Ramesh 30 9698096774 yes No Yes No

136 P.Atmanathan 32 yes No Yes No

137 S. Ulaganathan 30 95787 12978 yes No Yes No

138 s.Gobalakrishnan 34 8608234469 yes No Yes No

Seetharamanpattinam

139 R.Thayanithi 32 9626964701 yes No Yes No

140 M.Senthilkumar 30 8124514867 yes No Yes No

141 S.Veerarajan 19 8098955450 yes No Yes No

142 Baskar 18 9788976943 yes No Yes No

143 Gajendren 23 9688910270 yes No Yes No

Pattangadu

144 M.Thuraimurugan 28 9092642744 yes No Yes No

145 S.Sanmugam 29 9488622498 yes No Yes No

146 S.Sasikumar 28 9715323110 yes No Yes No

147 Rathakrishnan 31 9543617236 yes No Yes No

148 Sivakumar 25 -- yes No Yes No

149 N.Mathiyalagan 29 8344222216 yes No Yes No

150 M.Samiyappan 25 9585128896 yes No Yes No

Melasthanam

151 S.murugeshan 34 9943908239 yes No Yes No

152 R.Senthilkumar 28 9087591350 yes No Yes No

153 K.Sekar 26 8870303167 yes No Yes No

154 T.Muruganandan 30 8124687050 yes No Yes No

155 R.Manirathnam 27 8344904838 yes No Yes No

156 P.Muthumathavan 20 9698627944 yes No Yes No

157 T.Nadarajan 30 9976125782 yes No Yes No

Thirumangalapattinam

158 Mathavakannan 27 98659 30510 yes No Yes No

159 Ramesh 27 97502 75068 yes No Yes No

160 D.Muruganantham 30 8098898391 yes No Yes No

161 M.Kannan 28 98657 38264 yes No Yes No

Muthanenthal

162 S.Ganeshan 31 9942089750 yes No Yes No

163 P.Ramu 26 -- yes No Yes No

164 P.Muthurama 28 96984 41580 yes No Yes No

165 N.Suriya 21 75027 48038 yes No Yes No

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Mumpalai

166 Y.Appas 20 9715432087 yes No Yes No

167 E.Pahuruthin 26 8675073395 yes No Yes No

168 M.Zaheerushan 24 9965861182 yes No Yes No

169 M.Balasubramaniyqan 30 9788770588 yes No Yes No

170 S.Moohamed 27 9698621781 yes No Yes No

171 R.Abthagir 30 9965719773 yes No Yes No

172 S.Ramu 33 9715978365 yes No Yes No

173 S.Mohamed hakkim 28 9003526298 yes No Yes No

174 H.Moohamed azaruthin 21 7502721406 yes No Yes No

175 Thowpik raguman 20 8508489899 yes No Yes No

Pirathabiramanpattinam

176 S.Moohamed Rawoothar 31 9750882959

yes No Yes No

177 N.Ragumama 33 7871719953 yes No Yes No

178 J.Jamin 25 8760356238 yes No Yes No

179 M.Sahulhameed 26 9566402754 yes No Yes No

180 R.Ajmeerkhan 35 9791859712 yes No Yes No

181 J.Sabiullah 31 8122324231 yes No Yes No

182 S.Moohamed rasuthin 27 9698621781 yes No Yes No

183 M.moohamed salim 25 9566402754 yes No Yes No

184 J.Zagul hameed 29 9486604105 yes No Yes No

185 S.Ragumanhan 23 9578982207 yes No Yes No

186 K.Manjur alihan 23 9865635217 yes No Yes No

187 J.Kamarnisha 35 9715325030 yes No Yes No

Vadaku Manamelkudy

188 K.Panjavarnam 34 9524660495 yes No Yes No

189 K.Gunasekaran 28 7639177717 yes No Yes No

190 M.Sathyaseelan 31 9965824631 yes No Yes No

191 M.Malarmannan 28 7639177717 yes No Yes No

192 K.Gobinath 27 9095383991 yes No Yes No

193 S.Sivabalan 32 9500636757 yes No Yes No

194 K.Gunasekaran 28 7639177717 yes No Yes No

195 M.Sathyaseelan 31 9965824631 yes No Yes No

196 M.Malarmannan 28 7639177717

yes No Yes No

197 K.Gobinath 27 9095383991 yes No Yes No

198 K.Panjavarnam 34 9524660495 yes No Yes No

199 S.Sivabalan 32 9500636757

yes No Yes No

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Vadaku Ammapattinam

200 Rengaiya 35 8973905352 yes No Yes No

201 Mansur 25 9842695429 yes No Yes No

202 Sabi yulla 30 8012242832 yes No Yes No

203 Ravoothar sakari 30 9715731645 yes No Yes No

204 Jaguparsathic 25 9750045282 yes No Yes No

205 Subramaniyan 24 7502730539 yes No Yes No

206 Ahamed Jalaluthi 32 7402479080 yes No Yes No

207 Alan 31 8818683042 yes No Yes No

208 Ahamed thambi 35 yes No Yes No

209 R.Mannar 28 9788438583 yes No Yes No

210 k.Alpasi 29 7402445199 yes No Yes No

211 Arumaugam 34 8008163536 yes No Yes No

212 S.Selvamani 30 9942527918 yes No Yes No

213 M.Govinthan 32 9942822155 yes No Yes No

214 Krishnan 30 9751282881 yes No Yes No

215 Thajithabegam 20 8883438405 yes No Yes No

216 Rengaiya 35 8973905352 yes No Yes No

217 Mansur 25 9842695429 yes No Yes No

218 Sabi yulla 30 8012242832 yes No Yes No

219 Ravoothar sakari 30 9715731645 yes No Yes No

220 Jaguparsathic 25 9750045282 yes No Yes No

221 Subramaniyan 24 7502730539 yes No Yes No

222 Ahamed Jalaluthi 32 7402479080 yes No Yes No

223 Alan 31 8818683042 yes No Yes No

224 Ahamed thambi 35 yes No Yes No

225 R.Mannar 28 9788438583 yes No Yes No

226 k.Alpasi 29 7402445199 yes No Yes No

227 Arumaugam 34 8008163536 yes No Yes No

228 S.Selvamani 30 9942527918 yes No Yes No

229 M.Govinthan 32 9942822155 yes No Yes No

230 Krishnan 30 9751282881 yes No Yes No

231 Thajithabegam 20 8883438405 yes No Yes No

Kattumavady

232 Ramalingam 33 70928 22615 yes No Yes No

233 K.Velmurugan 31 8675135111 yes No Yes No

234 k.Chinnayavel 34 97881 82261 yes No Yes No

235 K.Somu 29 89733 48180 yes No Yes No

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Krishnajipattinam

269 M.Murali 27 9688678932 yes No Yes No

270 S.Sangara 32 8973574359 yes No Yes No

271 K.saravanan 32 9688763220 yes No Yes No

272 N.Muthukumar 28 9095882205 yes No Yes No

273 M.Raja moohamed 31 9750045787 yes No Yes No

274 S.Nisarmaitheen 28 9791768650 yes No Yes No

275 K.Sahulhameed 23 7708815674 yes No Yes No

276 M.Murali 27 9688678932 yes No Yes No

277 Bismillakhan 31 9944465425 yes No Yes No

278 P.Agamed kani 30 7708878138 yes No Yes No

279 N.Sulthan 23 8754755711 yes No Yes No

280 K.Kamurutheen 28 8883166439 yes No Yes No

281 K.Thanga marikan 25 9578714841 yes No Yes No

282 sak thawooth 31 9944465425 yes No Yes No

Azaganvayal

295 K.Murugan 29 yes No Yes No

296 U.Balamurugeshan 35 9750836578 yes No Yes No

297 T.Kalidass 34 9655398941 yes No Yes No

298 Palanisami 35 9698014643 yes No Yes No

299 M.Sethumuthu 35 97151 64023 yes No Yes No

300 R.Vinoth 18 9095793876 yes No Yes No

Chellanenthal

305 P.Arivalagan 33 98430 58910 yes No Yes No

306 T.Magendren 35 -- yes No Yes No

307 K.Thamilarasan 31 8098784305 yes No Yes No

308 K.Tamilarasan 31 80987 84305 yes No Yes No

Kumarapanvayal

313 M.Murugeshan 29 8012819145 yes No Yes No

314 K.Murugeshan 32 8973051246 yes No Yes No

315 M.Murugan 25 9047630525 yes No Yes No

316 M.Kamalkanni 26 7639086146 yes No Yes No

317 M.Subramani 33 9842725811 yes No Yes No

318 S.Suriya 21 8675434493 yes No Yes No

319 S.Brabu 20 9087170602 yes No Yes No

320 M.Karthic 24 9698166534 yes No Yes No

321 M. balasanthur 24 8344847601 yes No Yes No

322 Pusadurai 25 978759920 yes No Yes No

323 M.Manikandan 23 9698648298 yes No Yes No

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324 M.Ramachandren 32 7502828741 yes No Yes No

325 M.sankar 32 8056859804 yes No Yes No

326 A.Manimaren 24 9095713516 yes No Yes No

327 A.Manimolian 25 9585414303 yes No Yes No

328 R.ranjithkumar 22 9585478908 yes No Yes No

329 N.Laxmanan 25 9095283445 yes No Yes No

Gobalapattinam

330 I.Absalkan 20 8940569510 yes No Yes No

331 M.Zaguphar 30 -- yes No Yes No

332 T.Moohamed kasim 28 9750924229 yes No Yes No

333 A.Abdul assis 29 9578513602 yes No Yes No

334 M.Nijam moohaideen 25 8883275801 yes No Yes No

335 Kamarsamam 27 -- yes No Yes No

336 S.Moohamed Ishagan 23 9842085586 yes No Yes No

337 K.Ragumankan 27 7502716721 yes No Yes No

338 M.Moohamed rapic 25 7402003138 yes No Yes No

339 K.Jagupar sathic 29 9976536803 yes No Yes No

340 S.Rishakhan 28 9842085586 yes No Yes No

341 J.Mohamed sarif 28 8883185386 yes No Yes No

342 Sathik batcha 33 9659883860 yes No Yes No

343 Yasar arabath 22 8940569510 yes No Yes No

344 Agthal hakkim 28 9092531633 yes No Yes No

345 Nishakkan 25 yes No Yes No

346 Jagupath sathic 26 9965643663 yes No Yes No

347 Moohamedkasim 28 9865932124 yes No Yes No

348 Ragumankan 28 8973092701 yes No Yes No

349 Asikali 25 9698765476 yes No Yes No

350 I. Absalkan 20 8940569510 yes No Yes No

351 M.Jagupar 30 9976536803 yes No Yes No

352 M.Bazir moohamed 24 9698111696 yes No Yes No

353 S.Nagoor pitchai 30 9786640200 yes No Yes No

354 S.Sak maideen 32 9952528500 yes No Yes No

R.Pudhupattinam

355 M.Mohan 27 9095426608 yes No Yes No

356 M.Asock 24 9095757356 yes No Yes No

357 V.Pandy 25 9087747352 yes No Yes No

358 S.Saparinathan 25 8760142615 yes No Yes No

359 T.Tharma 31 8012673108 yes No Yes No

360 V.Kathiravan 20 9751280754 yes No Yes No

361 T.Vasanthakumar 30 8940046118 yes No Yes No

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362 A.Mathan 28 9087747370 yes No Yes No

363 R.Sivaraman 26 7373917183 yes No Yes No

364 P.Senthilkumar 30 9159853952 yes No Yes No

365 M.Namachivayam 22 9047964482 yes No Yes No

366 M.Laxmanan 26 9047966526 yes No Yes No

367 Sivabalan 28 9715192400 yes No Yes No

368 I. Absalkan 20 8940569510 yes No Yes No

369 M.Jagupar 30 9976536803 yes No Yes No

370 M.Bazir moohamed 24 9698111696 yes No Yes No

371 S.Nagoor pitchai 30 9786640200 yes No Yes No

372 S.Sak maideen 32 9952528500 yes No Yes No

Muthukuda

373 S.saiyadu 35 9788692472 yes No Yes No

374 K.Kalimuthu 27 9943885930 yes No Yes No

375 S.Parvatham 31 9952682032 yes No Yes No

376 Ahamed jarish 27 994239593 yes No Yes No

377 Kandasamy 25 9865538151 yes No Yes No

378 K.Sahulhameed 35 9486933056 yes No Yes No

379 R.Manivasagam 32 9092316564 yes No Yes No

380 P.Abdul samadu 31 9750090207 yes No Yes No

381 R.Chinasamy 35 9976479853 yes No Yes No

382 K.Nagooran 32 9976479853 yes No Yes No

Mimisal

383 S.Muruganandam 34 9655403587 yes No Yes No

384 R.Barathiraj 35 9715357343 yes No Yes No

385 K.Kannan 22 8344847662 yes No Yes No

386 K.Karthic 23 9688266511 yes No Yes No

387 V.Elayaraja 25 9047671127 yes No Yes No

388 N.Vijay 20 9159051109 yes No Yes No

389 R.Muruganadam 30 9788186019 yes No Yes No

390 C.Marimuthu 30 9842618568 yes No Yes No

391 M.Rajesh 30 9688707747 yes No Yes No

392 K.Veerakumar 25 9750484730 yes No Yes No

393 K.Balamurugan 25 9786625787 yes No Yes No

394 K.Selvakumar 32 7502140814 yes No Yes No

395 M.Karthikeyan 32 8608747588 yes No Yes No

Enathi

396 M.Vijay 18 9698290010 yes No Yes No

397 M.Pandy durai 18 7502915438 yes No Yes No

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398 M.kannadasan 35 8526843302 yes No Yes No

399 S.Kualandaivelu 23 7502832549 yes No Yes No

400 K.suyampu lingam 35 9487036486 yes No Yes No

Arasanagaripattinam

401 J.jaguphar sathic 25 9003614211 yes No Yes No

402 Navas 28 9751991987 yes No Yes No

403 Moohamed Abdullah 22 8220692546 yes No Yes No

404 Moohamed Thaha 28 9894968566 yes No Yes No

405 Ubaiyadulla 23 9092366989 yes No Yes No

406 Ahamed jarish 27 9942395693 yes No Yes No

407 Riyasuthin 26 8526783008 yes No Yes No

408 K.Patthumuthu sukara 35 9965762709 yes No Yes No

409 A.Yahoop ushan 21 9750383875 yes No Yes No

410 M.Ubaiyathullak 23 9092366989 yes No Yes No

411 N.Asaruthin 18 8883818686 yes No Yes No

412 K.Izasahamed 17 9486482749 yes No Yes No

413 S.Yuvan 17 7639282150 yes No Yes No

414 H. zazauthin 23 9597509816 yes No Yes No

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10.LIST OF MEDICAL TEAMS:

Responsible Officer : JD (Medical) and DD (Health)

Sufficient Doctor, Nurse, MNA and Para medical staff will be made available where

emergency arise. The Posting of medical team lies with DD(Health)

11.LIST OF DRINKING WATER SOURCES:

CWSS from Trichirappalli, Ammaiapatti in Pudukkottai taluk

12.(a) NOON MEAL CENTRES:

1. Annnavasal Panchayat Primary Schools 115

Union A.D.Welfare schools 2

Middle Schools 22

High School 10

Higher Secondary School 5

Total 154

2. Aranthangi Panchayat Primary Schools 95

Union

Middle Schools 42

High School 11


Total 157

3. Arimalam Primary Schools 70

Middle Schools 8

High School 8


Total 91

4. Thirumayam Primary Schools 63

A.D.Welfare schools - Middle Schools 20

High School 5


Total 92

5. Ponnamaravathi Primary Schools 88


High School 7


Total 114

6. Viralimalai Primary Schools 114


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High School 8


Total 150

7. Kunnandarkoil Primary Schools 77


High School 4


Total 105

8. Pudukkottai Primary Schools 64

A.D.Welfare schools 1

Middle Schools 33

High School 11


Total 117

9. Avudaiyarkoil Primary Schools 68


Middle Schools 17

High School 5


Total 93

10. Thiruvarankulam Primary Schools 111


High School 9


Total 158

11. Manamelkudi Primary Schools 45


High School 5


Total 77

12 Karambakudi Primary Schools 89


Middle Schools 29

High School - Higher Secondary School 7

Total 127

13. Gandarvakottai Primary Schools 59


High School 5


Total 92

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12.(b). LIST OF BAKERIES IN THE DISTRICT:

1 Bakery Magaraj, Pudukkottai

2 Anthoni Baker y, Pudukkottai

3 Alex Bakery, Pudukkottai

4 Ayyangar Bakery, Keeranur

5 Sundaram Bakery, Aranthangi

6 Visu Bakery, Aranthangi

7 Ayyangar Bakery Viralimalai

8 Ayyangar Bakery Illupur

9 Krishna Bakery Keeranur

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13.RELIEF AND RESCUE MATERIALS AVAILABLE WITH THE

CONCERNED DEPARTMENTS:

1. J.D. Medicals, Pudukkottai Emergency Medicine, equipments and structures , Ambulance

Ventilators, oxygen bottle (or)

cylinder. 2. A.D.(Fishereis), Pudukkottai Life line, Rescue boat,

Helicoptor, ambulance with

Phone numbers

3. Transport Department Sufficient buses

4. Veterinary Department Sufficient fodder , medicines, Vaccine

5. Fire and Rescue Department Life line, Life boat

RTO

–

Transport facilities like, Bus, Lorry and Truck

Highways – Lorry.

Agriculture – Dozer -1,

Tractors - Aranthangi – 2

Pudukkottai – 4

14.STOCK POSITION OF FOOD MATERIALS:

Reginonal Manager, TNCSC, Pudukkottai

To verify the stock position and to ensure adequate buffer stock is available. Rice

and Kerosene are to be kept adequate for relief measures.

15.STOCK POSITION OF MEDICINES AND DRUGS:

Adequate quantity of needful medicines and surgical items have been

available at Headquarters and Peripheral institutions.

JD (Health) and DD (Health) should contact with TNMSC to make available

enough stock of medicines and drugs and ensure the sufficient availability of

medicines in all Taluk Headquarters hospitals, Block Hospitals and PHCs besides

the District Headquarters Hospital where vulnerable villages lies.

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VI. CONTACTS

1.LOCATIONS OF CONTROL ROOM AND ITS CONTACT NUMBER

Collector’s Office Control Room No: 1077 Toll free

Land Line (functioning in Seprate Building at Collectorate “Disaster Management” Section) - 222207

2.DESGINATION OF THE OFFICERS TO BE CONTACTED IN CASE OF

EMERGENCY:

(Office and Residential address with Phone and Mobile numbers (from the

Collector to field level officers).

(a). REVENUE DEPARTMENT:

SI. No

Name of the Officer Office Phone Residence No.

1 Sub Collector Office,

Pudukkottai. 04322

222219 260208

9445000468

2 Revenue Divisional Officer, Aranthangi.

954371

220589 220298

9445000469

3 Revenue Divisional Officer, Illuppur

04339 272049

4 Tahsildar, Aranthangi 04371

220528 220580

9445000644

5 Tahsildar, Avudayarkoil 04371 233325 233329 9445000645

6 Tahsildar, Manamelkudi 954371 250569 9445000646

7 Tahsildar, Pudukkottai 04322 223455

221566 9445000641

8 Tahsildar, Alangudi 04322 251261

251223 9445000640

9 Tahsildar, Gandarvakkottai 954322 275760

275733 9445000642

10 Tahsildar, Thirumayam 04333 274229

274223 9445000643

11 Tahsildar, Kulathur 04339 262234

262223 9445000638

12 Tahsildar, Illuppur 04339

272300 9445000639

13 Tahsildar, Karambakudi 04322 8870424399

255199

14 Tahsildar, Ponnamaravathy 043333 9791947881

260188

15 Tahsildar, Viralimalai 4339 77

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(b). ELECTRICITY BOARD:

Name / Designation/Office address Residential address

Phone No.

The Superintending Engineer (TNEB) Pudukkottai

221870, 222073 944312185

S.Natarajan AEE/General Pudukkottai 9445853886 Team Leader

Er. D.Ashokumar, B.E., EE/O&M/TNEB/Pudukkottai

04322 - 222378 9445853904

Alternative Team Leader Er. S.Ramsamy B.E., AEE/Town/ Pudukkottai

04322 – 222496 9445853904

Er. N.Akinimuthu, B.E., AEE/Rural/Pudukkottai

04322 – 222496 9445853906

Members Er.A.Saravanan, B.E., AE/Town/Central/Pudukkottai

04322 – 222496

Er. K.Ambikapathy, B.E., AE/North/Pudukkottai

04322 – 222496

Er. K.Vijayamurthy, AE/West/Pudukkottai 04322 – 222496 Nodal Officer Er. C.Kalyanasundram,B.E., M.B.A., Superintending Engineer, P.E.D.C./Pudukkottai

9443121854 04322 - 221853

04322 - 267166

04322 - 221870

04322 - 222073

Fax 04322-221853 Alternate Nodal Officer Er.S.Vijayakowri, B.E., Executive Engineer (General) O/o SE/PEDC/Pudukkottai

04322 – 221870

04322 – 221853

94445853884 Aranthangi Division (Filed Officers) Er.B.Thirunavukkarasu, B.E.,M.B.A., EE/O&M/Aranthangi

04371 – 270650 9445854224

Er.RM. Venkataraman, B.E., AEE/Town/ Aranthangi

04371 – 271651 9445854225

Er.C.Andiyappan, B.E., AEE/Rural/Aranthangi

9445854229

Er.A.Subramanian, B.E., AEE/Town/ Alangudi

04322 – 251020 9445854227

Er.K.Murugan, B.E., AEE/Rural/Alangudi

04322 – 251368

9445854228

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Keeranur Division

Er.D.Rahuraj, B.E. EE/O&M/Keeranur (i/c)

04339 – 262203

Resi:04339 – 262208 9445854263

Er.C.Muthukkaruppan B.E., 04339 – 263330

AEE/O&M/Keeranur 9445854264 Er.B.C.Chandrasekar, B.E., 04339 – 250432

AEE/O&M/Mathur 9445854265 Er.S.Kannan, B.E., 04339 – 220944

AEE/O&M/Viralimalai 9445854266

Thirumayam Division (Field Officers)

Er.Dhakshinamoorthy 04333 – 274237

EE/O&M/Thirumayam 9445854284 Er.A.Subramanian 04333 – 274238

AEE/O&M/Thirumayam 9445854285

Er. R.Jayabal 04333 – 262043

AEE/O&M/Ponnamaravathy 9445854286

3.CONTACT NUMBER OF STATE RELIEF COMMISSIONER (CRA), & SECRETARIAT, CHENNAI:

Special Commissioner and

Commissioner of Revenue

Administration, Chepauk,

Chennai

Control Room: 044 – 28414513

Office

Board : 044 – 28414550, 28411552

Fax : 044 - 28410577

: 044 - 28550867

Toll Free :1070

Secretariat, Fort St. George, 044 -25671556

Chennai -9 FAX – 044 -25672603

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4.DISTRICT TELEPHONE DIRECTORY:

PANCHAYAT DEVELOPMENT & PANCHAYAT RAJ DEPARTMENT

PANCHAYAT UNOIN OFFICES

TOWN PANCHAYAT

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE PONAMARAVATHY(04333) 263428 - ARIMALAM(04333) 271233 - ANNAVASAL(914339) 230653 - ILLUPPUR(914339) 272436 - ALANGUDI(914322) 251460 - KEERAMANGALAM(914371) 242261 - KARAMBAKUDI(914322) 255232 - KEERABUR(914339) 262236 -

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE DRDA,PUDUKKOTTAI 223766,

221766 -

PROJECT OFFICER DRDA 232118 260007 PERSONAL ASSISTANT (P.D) 221698 221691 PERSONAL ASSISTANT (N.M.P) 222181 220360 ASST.DIRECTOR (PANCHAYAT) 220347 - PERSONAL ASSISTANT (SMALL SAVINGS)

220648 -

DISTRICT PLANNING CELL 224674 - DISTRICT COUNCIL OFFICE 224671 -

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE PUDUKKOTTAI 221805 226508 ANAVASAL(914339) 230622 - ARIMALAM(914333) 271223 - THIRUMAYAM(914333) 274227 - KUNNANDARKOIL(914339) 246251 - PONAMARAVATHI(914333) 262070 - VIRALIMALAI(9143339) 220224 - ARANTHANGI(914371) 220538 - AVUDAIYARKOVIL(914371) 233323 - MANAMELKUDI(914317) 250390 - KARAMBAKUDI(914322) 255226 - GANTHARVAKOTTAI(9143332) 275728 - THIRUVARANKULAM 242281 -

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TRANSPORT DEPARTMENT

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE

REGIONAL TRANSPORT OFFICER 221618 -

TNSTC OFFICE 266111 / 265777 -

M.D,TNSTC,PUDUKKOTTAI 265555 230855

G.M.TNSTC,PUDUKKOTTAI 266298 260555

B.M.(CITY),PUDUKKOTTAI 221681 -

B.M.(MOFUSIL),PUDUKKOTTAI 220806 -

ELECTRICITY BOARD

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE S.E 221853 261857 E.E 222073

221870 222331 220776

D.E(O.M) 222378 222331 T.N.E.B.COMPLIANTS 221523 - E.B.ENQUIRY 244506 -

TWAD

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE E.E.T.W.A.D(RWSDN) 221521 222332 T.W.A.D(MAINTENANCE) 220338 -

SCHOOLS/COLLEGES

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE GOVT.MODEL SCHOOL 270453 - GOVT.RANI’S SCHOOL 222310 - R.C.SCHOOL 221545 - SRI.BRAHADAMBAL HR. 266768 - H.H.RAJAH’S COLLEGE 221558 - WOMEN COLLEGE 222202 - B.Ed COLLEGE 221559 - J.J COLLEGE 260871

260802 -

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OTHER OFFICES

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE D.M.THADCO 221487 259313 SPL.TAHSILDAR(ADW), Pudukkottai 230526 - SPL.TAHSILDAR(ADW), Aranthangi 220528 - P.R.O 221454 221756 PERSONAL ASSISTANT(AGRI) 221624 - PROJECT OFFICER(Mahalir Thittam) 230950 265016 DIST.SOCILA WELFARE OFFICER 222270 - PROJECT OFFICER(I.C.D.S) 221501 - DISTRICT DISABLE REHABILITATION OFFICER

223678 223567

D.S.M.S 220185 265464 DIST.REGISTRAR(REGISTRATION) 221693 - DAIRY FARM 222324 - DAIRY FARM (MACHUVADI) 221518 - A.D(ANIMAL HUSBUNDARY) 222324 251925 ASST.PROF.VETERINERY TRG.CENTRE 266313 265986 A.C(HRCE) 221758 - E.O TEMPLES 221595 - NEHRU YUVAK KENDRA 221840 - PROJECT OFFICER,DANIDA 224686 266572 GOVT.PRESS 222318 - A.D.EX-SERVICEMEN 221593 - CURATOR,GOVT.MUSEUM 222247 222922 A.D(FISHERIES) 220069 - A.D(T.P)TRICHY(01431) 2455956 2415606 D.E(HIGHWAYS) 265258 266288 A.D(STATISTICS) 220734 - OFFICERS CLUB 221481 - A.D KHADI 222385 A.D.HANDLOOM,TRICHY(91431) 2760137 2762059 TASMAC 222018 - WAREHOUSING COP0RATION 221828 - END.CO.OP.SOCIETY 261851 TAFCORN 221683 - AGRICULTURE DEPATMRNT

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE JOINT DIRECTOR 221666 223203 DEPUTY DIRECTOR (HORTICULTURE) 228394 - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (AGRI) 220329 - ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (HORTICULTURE)

224744 -

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR (PULSES-VAMBAN) 251325 - E.E(Agricultural 221816 -

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Engineering) JOINT DIRECTOR (KUDUMIYANMALAI) 241211 - AGRICULTURAL MARKETING

221960 -

Sect.Agri.MARKETING 265695 226635 UZHAVAR SANTHI 221960 -

COMMERICIAL TAX OFFICES

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE COMMERICAL TAX OFFICE 221908 - D.C.T.O II 220738 - D.C.T.O(Enforcement) 222468 - A.C.T.O 221705 221935

CO-OPERATION DEPARTMENT

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE Jt.REGISTRAR 222132 - Dy.REGISTRAR 222273 - R.M.Tanfed 221751 - A.D(AUDIT) 220759 - CO-OPERATIVE .PRESS 221820 - CO-OPTEX 222091 - CO-OPERATIVEMILK SOCIETY 221587 - URBAN STORE 221808 - REGIONAL DY.REGISTRAR(HOUSING)

2464398 -

TRICHY 0431-2464398 - ARGOFED 221773 -

NAME OF OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE CEO,PUDUKKOTTAI 2222180 - D.E.O,PUDUKKOTTI 222510 - D.E.O,ARANTHANGI 04371-220723 - ELEMENTARY D.E.O 222023 - D.P.E.P 226080 - DISTRICT LIBRARY 222464 - DIST.SPORTS OFFICER 222187 225291 TEXT.BOOK SOCIETY 221264 - DIST.EMPLOYMENT OFFICER 222287 224644

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FOREST OFFICE

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE DIST.FOREST OFFICER (SOCIAL FOREST)

261996 222798

R.M.T.N.FOREST PLANTATION 221683 221796

INDUSTRIES DEPARTMENT

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE G.M.DIC 221794 2221341 MANAGER TIIC 222354 222070 SIDCO 222329 - SIPCOT 244530 - INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES 221709 - TANSI 222338 - TANFED 221751 -

JUDICAL DEPARTMENT

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE DISTRICT COURT 221695 C.J.M 221638 266628 DIST.JUDGE 221685 BARSTAL SCHOOL 222220 BARSTAL SUPT 261594 GOVT.PLEADER - 260240 P.P 261018 BAR ASSOCIATION 222350

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE RESIDENCE J.D.MEDICAL 221775 221520,220112 D.D. HEALTH,PDKT 221733 D.D HEALTH,ARANTHANGI 04371-220501 D.D.LEPROSY 221334 260040 DIST.FAMILY PLANNING OFFICER 222006 LEPROCY HOME 271612 GOVT.HOSPITAL,PDKT 222382 GOVT.HOSPITAL,ARANTHANGI 04371-220533 RANEES GOVT.HOAPITAL 222383 E.S.I 222357

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HOTELS

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE

ABIRAMI HOTEL 224478 ARATHI HOTEL 221905

BALAJI BHAVAN 222228

BALAJI WOODLANDS 223845

BHARATHA VILAS 221788

HOTEL IMPALA 220345

PALANIYAPPA MESS 220764

HOTEL SIVA SAKTHI GANESH 220157 HOTEL SIVALAYA 221864

HOTEL VASANTHAM 224262

HOTEL VIJAY 221789

HOTEL NANDHINI 220823

NEW RADHA CAFÉ 221750

RR RESTAURANT 221882

GOWRI NIVAS 221032

SREE LAKSHMI NARAYANA BAVAN 221821 ANJUK ARANI PARADISE LODGE 225743

ASHOK BHAVAN 220360

DHARMARAI MANSION 221507

GNANA LODGE 222237

MAHARAJA LODGE 222231

NATIONAL LODGE 222127

PALACE LODGE 221726 PALANIYAPPA LODGE 221977

PLAZA LODGE 221493

PRINCE LODGE 222409

SETHU LODGE 222228

SHIVALAYA HOTEL(P)LTD 220956

SRI DHANDAYUTHAPANI LODGE 221589

SRI LAKSHMI LODGE 221821 STD LODGE 220528

THENDRAL LODGE 221277

VIJAY LODGE 221789

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HOSPITALS

NAME OF THE OFFICE OFFICE

ANAVAR HOSPITALS 221622

BALAMANI NURSING HOME 222356

BHUVANA NURSING HOME 221607

EMPLOYEE STATE INSURANCE DISPENSARY

222357

GOVT.HOSPITALS 222382

GOVT.RANEES HOSPITALS 222383

JAYARAJA HOSPITALS 224305

DR.JAYARAMAN 220061

KANNAN HOSPITAL 223034

LAKSHMI DISPENSARY 220967

M.J.HOSPITAL 222021

MEENAKSHI ORTHOTICS 223268

MEENAKSHI POLY CLINIC 224076

VKR HOSPITAL 221388

PADMA CLINIC 221475

PADMINI CLINIC 223193

RAJAMANIKKAM CLINIC 220234

RAMADOSS CLINIC 222122

RAMANATHAN CLINIC 222567

SRV HOSPITAL 222160

SENTHIL NURSING HOME 222387

SHANTHI CLINIC 220615

SIVAKAMU CLINIC 222028

SOLOMAN HOSPITAL 220030

SRINIVASAN HOSPITAL 220212

SUBBARAMAN HOSPITAL 221178

SUGAM NURSING HOME 222419

THIYAGARAJAN CLINIC 222276

KANNAN HOSPITAL 220521

YUSUF HOSPITAL 222396

ZAMAN CLINIC 220600

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5.DISTRICT E-MAIL DIRECTORY:

BDO’s E-MAIL ID:

Pudukkottai [email protected]

Thiruvarangulam [email protected]

Annavasal [email protected]

Arimalam [email protected]

Gandarvakottai [email protected]

Manamelkudi [email protected]

Ponnamaravathi [email protected]

Karambakudi [email protected]

Kunandarkovil [email protected]

Avudaiyarkovil [email protected]

Viralimalai [email protected]

Thirumayam [email protected]

Aranthangi [email protected]

Collector [email protected]

PA(G) [email protected]

DRO [email protected]

Sub-Collector,Pudukkottai [email protected]

RDO/Aranthangi [email protected]

RDO/Illupur [email protected]

Pudukkottai [email protected]

Alangudi [email protected]

Aranthangi [email protected]

Avudaiyarkovil [email protected]

Gandarvakottai [email protected]

Illupur [email protected]

Karambakudi [email protected]

Kulathur [email protected]

Manamelkudi [email protected]

Ponnamaravathi [email protected]

Thirumayam [email protected]

Viralimalai [email protected]

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VII. DO’S AND DONT’S (CYCLONE AND FLOOD):

(Operational Guidelines of what to do in the event of Flood.)

PRE-DISASTER Individual:

1. Know the route of the nearest safe shelter

2. First Aid Kit should be ready with extra medicines for snake bite and

diarrhea.

3. Tie up all valuables at the top of the roof

4. Ratio with extra batteries, torch, ropes to be kept ready

5. Store dry ration, kerosene, biscuits, baby food at least 7days

6. Water proof bags, polythenes to store clothes and valuables

7. Be ready with umbrella & bamboo sticks (To protect yourself from snake)

8. Identify a highland/mound for the cattle & have sufficient fodder for them

9. As soon as you receive warning tune to the local news in the redio/TV for the

latest update

10. Check your emergency kits

11. If you have to evacuate pack clothes, essential medicines, valuables,

personal papers in a water proof bags

12. Inform the DMT member to the place that you are shifting to

13. Raise furniture and appliances to higher place

14. Switch off all electrical appliances

15. Put sandbags in the toilet bowl and cover all sewage backflow

16. Lock your house and take the route suggested

17. Don’t go into water of unknow depth and current.

18. Don’t spread rumours. Get authentic data and then announce it

19. Don’t go into water of unknown depth and current.

Government Preparedness:

• Update all the resource inventory

• Control room should be function for 24 hours

• Identify all the shelter places where people could be evacuated

• Activate all the First Aid and the Rescue & Evacuation team

• See to it that there is no blockage in the flow of the river

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• Ascertain the availability of dry food, frinking water & medicines

• Ascertain the fodder availability for cattle

• Mobilize boats. vahicles which will help in evacuation and resuce operation

and also in the distribution of relief

• Prior storage of food grains in the vulnerable pockets

• Idnentify the relief centers

• Inspect, strengthen and repair all the approach roads and culverts

• Provid mobile wireless sets the villages likely to be cut off

• Arrange adequate hand pumps where wells are likely to be inundated

• Liasion with army, Navy etc

• Prepare maops maps of alternate route, resources available

During Disaster:

Individual:

• Drink boiled water or put halogen tablets

• Keep food covered. Don’t take heavy meals and eat food that is hot

• Use raw tea, rice water, coconut water during diarrhea

• Be careful of snakebites

• Don’t let children stay in empty stomach

• Avoid entering flood water. Stay away from water which is above knee depth.

Government:

• Carrry out rescue and evacuation

• Operation of control room and provide warning update

• Provide relief materials

• Mobilizing resources like boat, dry food, temporary shelter

• Ensuring the availability of medicines, drinking water, tankers etc

• Co-ordination at various levels and agencies

• Mobile health units to be made available

• Damage assessment of life, livestock, crop and livelihood.

Post Disaster:

Individual:

• Listen to the latest flood bulletin before moving from the shelter place

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• Use recommended routes to return back

• Dry all electrical equipments before using it

• Avoid touching any loose wire

• Beware of snake bites

• Clean the house and disinfect the surrounding by using bleaching powder

Government:

• Rescue people who are stranded

• Restore roads and power supply

• Provide safe drinking water

• Check outbreal of any epidemics

• Mobile health teams to be mobilized

• Take the help of the NGOs

• Carry out damage assessment

• Ensure that adequate, timely and speedy credit is available to the farmers

for purchasing agricultural inputs and cattle

Opetational Guidelines of what to do in the event of a Cyclone.

Pre Disaster

Individual:

• Listen to the weather report in radio/TV and if possible disseminate the

information to the local people

• Move cattle to high land

• Store adequate food grains, water medicines, Kerosene, lantern, matchbox,

dry cell

• Keep important papers in the emergency kit

• Keep doors & windows locked and if damaged get it repaired

• Make sure that proper diet is carried for children and old people

• Keep the list of important address and phone number like Police, Block

Development Officer relatives residing outside that particular place

• Conduct mock drill for yourself and be calm

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GOVERNMENT

• See to it that there is no blockage in the drainage system

• make the Control room functional for 24 hours

• Keep sufficient food grains in the areas likely to be cut off

• Resource inventory mainly of boats, vehicles for evacuation and providing

relief to be maintained

• Health departments tobe set up mobile health units in the vulnerable pockets

like to be cut off

• Identify the safe cyclone shelters and the route charge for evacuation

• Identify First Aid and Rescue Teams

• Ascertain the fodder availability for cattle

• Identify relief centers

• Inspect, strengthen and repair all approach roads and culverts

• Provide mobile wireless sets likely to be cut off

• Liaison with the Army, Navy etc

During Disaster:

Individual

• Listen to the radio/community warning system for further details

• Close all soors and windows and stay indoors

• Paste papers on the glass windows to prevent splints flying into the house

• Keep food items and cloths in water proof bags

• Don’t venture into the sea

• Wear warm cloths for protection

• Avoid being misled by rumors. Disseminate information that is only official

• Stay away from low lying areas, electric poles, trees

• Switch off all electrical appliances

Individual:

• Listen to the radio/community warning system for further details

• Close all doors and windows and stay indoors

• Paste papers on the glass windows to prevent splints flying into the house

• Keep food items and cloths in water proof bags

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• Don’t venture into the sea

• Wear warm cloths for protection

• Avoid being misled by rumors. Disseminate information official

• Stay away from low lying areas, electric poles, trees

• Switch off all electrical appliances

Government:

• Evac uate people to the cyclone shelters immediately

• Arrange a patrolling group who would take care of the property left by the

people

• See to it that all vehicles are stopped

• See to it that there is enough food stock, drinking water and common

medicines

• Announce the latest bulletin to the community at periodic interval

Post Disaster:

Individual

• Don’t move out until officially informed

• Use the recommended route for returning

• Check whether there is a gas leak before using the stove

• Dry electrical appliances thoroughly before use

• Get oneself inoculated against disease immediately at the nearest hospitals

and seek medical help

• Be careful of snake bite

• All debris should be cleared

• Damage assessment to be done

• Government:

• Do’s

• Resuce and evacuation process to be initiated immediately for thise who are

stranded

• Restore roads and power supply

• Provide relief and safe drinking water to the affected population

• Check outbreak of any epidemics

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• Mobile health units to be mobilized

• Help from voluntary organizations may be welcomed

• Damage assessment to be carried out

Dont’s

• Don’t keep loose objects like cans, tins outside

• Don’t spread rumors

• Dont’t stay indoors if asked by the authorities to evacuate “

• Don’t venture out

• Don’t touch loose wires

Operational Gudelines of what to do in the event of Earthquake Pre Disaster

Individual:

• Shelves for book cases etc should be fixed to the walls. Remove heavy

objects from shelves above head level as these can tipple over and fall

• Locate beds away from the could move, causing ruputure of gas electrical

lines, Know location of master switches and shut off valves.

• Make sure that overhead lightening fixtures are well secured to the ceiling &

more heavy unstable objects away from exit routes

• Replace glass bottles with plastic containers or move dthem to the lowest

shelves

• Be aware that with a severe EQ all services such as electric , water will

probably be down. Emergency services may be extremely limited for few

days.

• Store emeregency supplies like water, food, first aid kit, medicines, tools,

portable radio, flash light, batteries, blankets, fore extingulisher etc.

Governement:

• Whether preparation of mabs on earthquake prone area done.

• Analysis of seismic risk & zonings for general purposes to be carried out

• Development of seismic codes of design & construction of various structures

enforced

• Training of engineers & architects in earthquake engineering principles &

use of codes

• Develipment of simple methods for upgrading the seismic resistance of

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traditional non engineered construction and their dissemination to the

common builders and owners by mass communiciation media,

demonstration etc.

• Awareness to the community residing in the earthquake prone areas.

DURING THE DISASTER

Individual

• Keep calm & help others to be calm

• try to run safely to a nearest open space which is not surrounded by

building, trees etc but do so with great cautiounsness

• Do not use an elevator during the earthquake & do not rush to the roof of

the house.

• Choose your exit as carefully as possible

• Once you feel it not possible to get out of the house/ building fastly &

safely, especially when you are inside a high rise building stay inside

calmly

• While inside the house / building, choose a safe place to protect yourself

take a shelter under a desk, table, bed or stand below the doorway (in

case of an Assam type)

• If you are ,oving in a vehicle, move immediately to a place which is away

from buildings, structures, bridges, electric lines etc & stop the vehicle

there. Remain inside the cer till the EQ stop

• Do not light candles, gas stove, cigarette ( to prevent any fire from possible

leakage of gas.

• Close your gas connection

• Free all your pers, domestic animals etc

• Though the shaking of the ground is frightening do not panic

• Turn your radio on....

Post Disaster

Individual:

• Check yourself for injuries

• Examine all sections of your building & ensure that your building is not in

danger of collapsing

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• Get everyone lkof your house if it is found unsafe

• Use a helmet or cover you head with a pillow or rubber sheet while moving

around inside the building

• Be prepared fore additional earthquake shock called ‘after shock’ Stay

away from hanging portions of buildings etc and power electric lines and

poles

• Close the valve of the gas cylinder and do not use open flames

• Do not switch kon electric appliances if gas leakage is suspected

• Wear shoes wwhile moving around

• Attend to injured person and inform the medical authorities as fast as

possible

• If you are trapped inside a collapsed building, wait patiently for help.

Remain calm and try to develop confidence

• Use a pipe or bamboo to detect any life inside a collapsed building.

• Do not spread rumors

• Turn on your radio

Government :

• Areas affected should be cordoned off

• Affected people should ne shifted to safe shelter places that has been

identified

• Make arrangement for burning dead bodies and animal carcass

• Mobile health teams to be activated

• Coean the roads blocked

Operational Guidelines to prevent Fire

Don’t leave your gas or cylinder knobs open.

• If you smell gas open your doors & windows. Do not light a match or use

electrical switches

• Keep matches and lighters away from the reach of children

• Keep inglammable items away from the gas store

• Practice fire escape drills

• Take special precautions during celebrations

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• Keep emergency phone no’s handy.

• Avoid wearing loosely fitted and easily inflammable clothing while cooking

in the kitchen

• Teach your family members about fire fighting and fire safety rules.

Operational Guidelines of what to do in the ecent of a Fire

• Konw your way out of the building so that you don’t land op in a dead end

• Do not use the gas, stove or switches of any electrical equipment.

• Alert everybody else by sounding the fire alarm.

• Use the fire extinguisher and tey to put off the fire.

• If the fire was caused due to petrol, oil or electricity then use sand instead

of water to fight the fire.

• In case the building is on fire use the staircases only.

• Try to get out in open air as soon as possible if the building is on fire.

• Do not climb up to the roof of the building

• If you are caught in a dense smoke don’t walk. Crawl on your knees.

• Try to cover your nose and mouth with wet cloth.

• If your clothes catch fire then cover your face instantly and roll on the floor

to put out the fire.

• Do not use the lift in case of fire. Use only an open staircase.

VII. (a).CHECKSLIP FOR FLOOD PREPARATIONS:

1. Have you identified that flood prone blocks Taluks and Villages?

2. Is there a responsible officer in charge of relief and anti – disaster operations. Is he

familiar field field conditions of the flood prone areas. In there clear division of

responsibility for flood among the officers and staff. Is the contingency plan updated?

3. Is there an operation control Center? Is there roster of duties to man it round the

clock? Do higher level officers known the T.F. Numbers of the control rooms.

4. Is a long book maintained to keep data about rise or fall or flood waters at regular

intervals of the river which are likely to go into spate?

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5. How is the flood warning communicated down the line. Are there adequate

arrangements for publicity through likes etc., the flood prone sub- divisions and

blocks to issue the warning?

6. Are the home guards trained in disaster preparedness? How are they kept in

readiness for being mobilize at short time?

7. Has the flood drill been conducted?

8. Are all the flood blocks connected with the Telephone and all flood prone police

Station provided with wireless sets in good conditions?

9. Who is responsible for disseminating the flood warning at the village level? Has the

village administrative officers, been given the responsibility. Are panchayat radios

transistor set in good conditions?

10. Have the officers in charge of relief and Superintendent of Police inspected the

District/ Sub – divisional relief store after the occurrence of the last floods?

a. In particular, have they checked the availability of tents, tarpaulin and other materials

for providing temporary shelters

b. Boats both country and power driven ones. Life jackets.

c. Mobile water tankers, canvas water tanks, drums and jerry cans for transporting

drinking water buckets.

11. Basic field sanitary engineering equipment. Are diesel generators available list

checked, if in good conditions and operating staff identified.

12. Do Co-operative Stock points it h area have enough stock of Janatha sarees and

dhothies.

13. Have the District Medical Officer and District Health Officer checked the stock of

essential medicines, vaccines disinfactants, first-aid kits at the district subdivisional

Medical stores and kept the Primary Health Centre in food prone areas well supplied

with the following.

a) Disinfactant such as bleaching powders, liquid chlorines water purifying tablets,

phenyl crenel for supply soft potable drinking water.

b) Essential medicines for mobile teams and dispensaries hin the camps such as anti

anti-diarrhea, anti-biotic, anti-malarial durgs, anti-pyre tics and allergic drugs, anti IV

fluids, pediatric formulations for treatment of gesture and respiratory infections in

Children.

c) First Aid Kits containing splits concluding splits tousioustus dressing and assorted

bandage antiseptic cream, scissors, safety pins etc.,

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14. Have flood shelters easily accessible? Do the buildings have adequate space in and

around the them for strengthening fodder and for cattle.

15. Are these shelters easily accessible? Do the buildings have adequate space in and

around the, them for strengthening fodder and for cattle.

16. Are thses shelters provided with sources of drinking water if so? What is being take

to locate water tube wells near the shelters and priority basic.

17. What are the sanitary arrangements for these evocation camps? Have the Officers in

charges of these evacuation camps told to provide the following.

18. Has the Officer in charge of Civil supplies ensured that dealers keep sufficient stock

of essential articles like pulse? Edibel oil, salt, kerosene, coat, milk, powder, baby

food matches candles and lanterns before the start of flood seasons.

19. Is there some clarity in the mode of preparing food packets the agency/agencies who

will be entrusted with the task of supply at short notices of payment.

20. Have the whole sale consumers cooperative societies been requested to keep in

readiness stock of aforesaid articles at the brink and premiere levels?

21. Have suitable sites for probable helipad on raised grounds in the floods prone area

been located. Have these been indicated on the District and Taluk level?

22. Have the meetings of the lock manager / Managing Director of District Transport

Corporation with Revenue Divisional Officers / Collectors been called to ensure

clarity the method requisitioning the supply of vehicles foe evacuating flood victims

and movement of relief goods?

23. Have the collector / Revenue Divisional Officer concerned meeting of the ferry boat

owners and cooperative societies of fishermen and ascertain the availability of

country boats with boatmen at reasonable rates, in the events of an emergency. A

few country board should be capable of conversion into improvised boat ambulance

by providing them with 1 or 2 stretchers?

24. Have people staying in low lying areas in encroachments or otherwise which are

inundated in every flood been alerted first about the flood warning system. Are

Collector, Revenue Divisional Officer searching for alternative sites which can be

allotted to such families to shift their dwelling to safer locations Warrantable areas

and storage points?

25. Have the villagers usually remain marooned for a long time been identified? Is there

a storage point in the village for food and fuel?

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26. Community preparedness have the people in flood prone villages been given some

educational in relief and rescue. Village volunteers grouped for patrolling of

embankments round the clock in time of flood warning and trained to identify to given

away

27. Vehicle: Are Government vehicle in good condition and are steps being taken to

ensure adequate availability of propulsion fuel at the storage point?

28. Stock file: Have it been ensured that the stock files on natural calamities are up to

date all the field staff clear on the scale of relief the rules in this regard and financial

powers, excisable in natural calamities?

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VIII. IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT ORDERS AND INSTRUCTIONS

ISSUED FROM THE COMMISSIONERATE (DISASTER

MANAGEMENT AND MITIGATION DEPARTMENT)

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