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They ventured into the most remote corners of the affected areas rescuing people.48 crores. The damage due to this deluge is approximately estimated at Rs.Kerala said it had raised the issue regarding operational flexibility of water release from the dam as early as in 2014, in the Supervisory Committee meetings and Tamil Nadu Government was directed to prepare a Gate Operation Schedule in this regard, fully taking into account flash floods in the downstream areas.Consequently Kerala suggested that the gradual releases should start when the water level reaches 136 feet itself, so that there should be at least 1.
On the overall flood situation, the Kerala Chief Secretary said the deluge faced by the State of Kerala is unprecedented in its recent history. This deluge directly affected more than 54 lakhs, one sixth of the population. The state has evacuated more than 12. Kerala said with a view to having sufficient flexibility of operation during moderate to high floods, it is imperative that Mullaperiyar reservoir should have enough maneuverability. Mullaperiyar therefore is exceptionally vulnerable because it has a large catchment area and limited storage capacity when compared to Idukki, which has a four times the storage capacity with almost similar catchment area. 4100 Fire and Rescue Services personnel were engaged and they operated 69 Rubber Boats.543 TMC (Gross Capacity being 70.On the steps taken as flood relief, Government of Kerala sought immediate assistance of the armed forces and deployment of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) from the Union Government to address rescue and relief operations keeping in mind colossal magnitude of the flood spanning 13 of the 14 districts Wholesale Barrier Factory in the State.New Delhi: Ahead of the Friday hearing the Kerala government informed the Supreme Court on Thursday that despite addressing the need for maintaining the water level at 139 ft in Mullaperiyar dam to avoid floods, there was no positive assurance from Tamil Nadu authorities for this request.
It said with a view to avoiding a repeat of such situations, State of Kerala wanted that the Chairman, Central Water Commission with Secretaries of both States as members, head the Supervisory Committee..Air Force provided 22 helicopters and 23 fixed 3 wing aircrafts, BSF provided 2 companies with one water vehicle team and10 teams of CRPF were deployed. Over and above this about 1,400 fishermen from coastal villages of Kerala rushed to the affected villages with their 600-odd country vessels.It said that Central forces are presently deployed in addition to a large contingent of State Police, Fire and Rescue Personnel and the entire contingent of State Disaster Response Force (SDRF).In addition to this, the entire State machinery was galvanised to manage the disaster. He said this forced Kerala to release more water from the Idukki reservoir, downstream of Mullaperiyar, which is one of the causes of this deluge. Odisha fire services provided 244 Firemen and 63 Rubber Boats.758 TMC. It has already surpassed the devastation caused by the 1924 flood, it is now considered the most intense flood to have hit the State in the last 100 years.
On the overall flood situation, the Kerala Chief Secretary said the deluge faced by the State of Kerala is unprecedented in its recent history. This deluge directly affected more than 54 lakhs, one sixth of the population. The state has evacuated more than 12. Kerala said with a view to having sufficient flexibility of operation during moderate to high floods, it is imperative that Mullaperiyar reservoir should have enough maneuverability. Mullaperiyar therefore is exceptionally vulnerable because it has a large catchment area and limited storage capacity when compared to Idukki, which has a four times the storage capacity with almost similar catchment area. 4100 Fire and Rescue Services personnel were engaged and they operated 69 Rubber Boats.543 TMC (Gross Capacity being 70.On the steps taken as flood relief, Government of Kerala sought immediate assistance of the armed forces and deployment of the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) from the Union Government to address rescue and relief operations keeping in mind colossal magnitude of the flood spanning 13 of the 14 districts Wholesale Barrier Factory in the State.New Delhi: Ahead of the Friday hearing the Kerala government informed the Supreme Court on Thursday that despite addressing the need for maintaining the water level at 139 ft in Mullaperiyar dam to avoid floods, there was no positive assurance from Tamil Nadu authorities for this request.
It said with a view to avoiding a repeat of such situations, State of Kerala wanted that the Chairman, Central Water Commission with Secretaries of both States as members, head the Supervisory Committee..Air Force provided 22 helicopters and 23 fixed 3 wing aircrafts, BSF provided 2 companies with one water vehicle team and10 teams of CRPF were deployed. Over and above this about 1,400 fishermen from coastal villages of Kerala rushed to the affected villages with their 600-odd country vessels.It said that Central forces are presently deployed in addition to a large contingent of State Police, Fire and Rescue Personnel and the entire contingent of State Disaster Response Force (SDRF).In addition to this, the entire State machinery was galvanised to manage the disaster. He said this forced Kerala to release more water from the Idukki reservoir, downstream of Mullaperiyar, which is one of the causes of this deluge. Odisha fire services provided 244 Firemen and 63 Rubber Boats.758 TMC. It has already surpassed the devastation caused by the 1924 flood, it is now considered the most intense flood to have hit the State in the last 100 years.
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