National Disaster Response Plan (NDRP) March 2010 - NDMA

. Emergency Response
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(1) Designate a representative to the DEOC.
(2) Arrange assessment of Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp situation and
share it with humanitarian organization working in this area.
(3) Register all affected people living in the camp. Distribute relief material and
arrange medical facilities. Set up safe play areas for children.
(4) Monitor protection issues in IDP Camps with particular focus on children and
women.
(5) Facilitate the humanitarian organizations working on core issues (child
protection, disability, orphanages and separated children).
(6) Coordinate with DDMA to ensure that needs of most vulnerable groups (e.g.
minorities, disabled persons, elderly, widows etc) are addressed in emergency
response.
11. Police Department
(7) Assist DDMA to manage relief camps, undertake relief distribution and carry out
early recovery assessment.
(8) Document lessons learnt from the response experiences and share it with all
stakeholders including DDMA and provincial, culture, social welfare and tourism
departments. Incorporate the same in future planning.
a. Emergency Preparedness
(1) Finalize emergency preparedness plan.
(2) Prepare hazard specific contingency plan for department at district level.
(3) Allocate resources for preparedness and emergency response activities.
(4) Draw up security plan for evacuation serials, ware houses, relief camps, relief
centres, distribution points and public/private property for any potential disaster
in the district and share it with DDMA.
(5) Provide assistance in emergency warning, relief and evacuation operations.
(6) Organize periodical training courses on role of police in emergency response.
(7) Repair and replace damaged / defective equipment to ensure complete
preparedness.
b. Emergency Response
(1) Designate a representative to the District OEC.
(2) Assist district administration in evacuation.
(3) Maintain law and order in emergency response.
(4) Monitor and maintain normalcy in the relief camps.
(5) Arrange adequate police cover for the humanitarian organizations, embassy
representatives, UN officials, dignitaries etc.