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d) Damage to infrastructure ( specify :
infrastructure)
1) village road & other roads : ----Nil-----
2) public works such so Bridges, school.: ----Nil---
etc.
Annexure I : Case Studies of Disaster Episodes
* Procedure followed for assessing various
types of damages & the compensation : All revenue circle Inspectors of
Badanapur norms used
Taluka were instructed is collect
information on following points.
a) Villages affected due to flood & their
respective population.
b) Lives lost.
c) Damage to crop & property .
d) Financial loss.
* Department wise breakup of the expenditure
incurred on relief and rehabilitation
(immediate as well as long term) :
Name of department Type of relief/compensation
rehabilitation
Tahsil office
No rehabilitation done but for
Badnapur /-
4 houses other damages
compensation was given
Expenditure
For each house Rs. 750/- and
compensation in cash
Rs.7250/-
* Organisational structure evolved to manage the emergency ( specify the dept.
envolved evinual department ,police deptt. local political leaders, social workers
etc.
* Nature of support from the state & central Authorities.
a) From state Govt:- As per the Govt. GR No. CLS 1983/CR1249/No.3dt. 12.3.84.
Tahasildar Badnapur Distributed compensation to flood affected people .
b) From central authority:- Nil
*Methods for mobilizing resources
(N.G.O.s, community response) : Making repeated announcement for
mobilizing all of them.
*Legal or procedural bottlenecks ,
experienced in the managing the situation : There was no legal bottleneck
experienced
*Lesson learnt by officials and community
in dealing with the disaster alongwith
special suggestion for improving procedure :
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