National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA
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(4) Maintain law and order situation in relief centres, distribution point and shelter<br />
sites.<br />
(5) Ensure security measures for relief material warehouses set up by the<br />
government.<br />
(6) Provide security to the foreign dignitaries, donors, UN agencies, and<br />
humanitarian organizations, engaged in emergency response as well as visitors<br />
to the areas.<br />
(7) Keep close watch for any criminal and anti state activity in the area activities.<br />
(8) Manage traffic during the disaster situation and develop alternative traffic<br />
management plan to avoid inconvenience.<br />
(9) Arrange security for government property and installations damaged in disaster.<br />
(10) Maintain public order and internal security. Protect life and property.<br />
(11) Assist local administration to stop theft and misuse of relief material.<br />
(12) Facilitate access for emergency/rescue operation vehicles to the disaster sites.<br />
12. Forest, Wild life and Fisheries Department<br />
a. Emergency Preparedness<br />
(1) Finalize emergency preparedness plan.<br />
(2) Prepare contingency plan for forest fires.<br />
(3) Allocate resources for preparedness and emergency response.<br />
(4) Make afforestration plan for the drought prone areas.<br />
(5) In coordination with irrigation department, promote forest plantation on the<br />
protective embankments, irrigation canal and distributaries. Mountainous areas<br />
and mangrove forestry sites to be similarly developed.<br />
(6) Control grazing of animals in such areas which has endangered tree species.<br />
(7) Support and encourage community organizations and NGOs for the<br />
establishment of nurseries and tree plantation.<br />
(8) Develop IEC material highlighting the importance of trees in the disaster<br />
management.<br />
b. Emergency <strong>Response</strong><br />
(1) Conduct assessment on flood/cyclone impact on fisheries and wild life.<br />
(2) Gauge impact of flood/cyclone on mangrove plantation.<br />
(3) Coordinate with fire fighters in case of forest fire.<br />
(4) Nurseries to support NGOs and community to promote tree plantation in the<br />
area.<br />
13. Information Technology Department<br />
a. Emergency Preparedness<br />
(1) Finalize emergency preparedness plan.
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