District Disaster Management Plan- 2012 District Faridabad

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Table No 15 Past trends of floods in FaridabadYamuna Warning Level = 204 mmYamuna Danger Level = 204.83 mmDate Gauge (mm) Date Gauge (mm)28.05.63 205.40 16.07.80 205.5528.09.64 205.64 05.08.81 204.9015.08.66 205.85 13.08.83 205.8019.07.67 206.19 12.10.85 205.2009.08.67 205.27 27.09.88 206.9216.08.69 204.89 20.08.89 205.6710.08.71 206.28 05.08.90 205.0218.07.72 205.00 19.08.92 205.4029.07.73 205.50 24.07.93 205.0607.08.74 205.15 26.08.94 205.3612.09.75 206.00 08.09.95 206.9312.08.76 206.70 18.08.11 205.3207.08.77 205.85 19.08.11 205.7206.09.78 207.49 22.08.11 204.92Source: Irrigation Department, Faridabad3. (C) Stages of FloodsCentral water commission has divided floods into four categories based on its severity. Thesecategories or the stages of flood are as follows:-i. Low Flood Stage (L-0):- Low flood stage is that flood stage when the water level of theriver is flowing between warning level and danger level of forecasting stations. In 2011 (ason November 17 th ) out of twelve flooding days, Nine days floods has reached the severityof low stage.ii. Medium Flood Stage (L-1): When the river is at or above the danger level but 0.50 mmbelow the level of its highest flood level, it is said to have reached medium flood level. In2011, Faridabad has experienced three such days of floods of medium severity on 18 th , 19 thand 22 nd August. This was the consequence of sudden release of more than one lakh cusecsof water from the Tajewala barrage on 16 th August at 4:00 Hrs. Water released fromTazewala takes approximately 62 Hrs to reach Faridabad.36
iii. High Flood Stage (L-2): When the water level is below Highest Flood level (HFL) butwithin 0.50 m, it is said to have reached High Flood Stage. Since 1963, there has beenseveral such occasions in Faridabad. Three of such flooding, on 12/08/76 (206.70 m),27/09/88 (206.92 m) and on 08/09/95 (206.93 m) is worth mentioning.iv. Unprecedented Flood Stage (L-3): Unprecedented Flood Stage is declared when the riverreaches or surpasses its previous HFL. Floods of 06/09/78 in Faridabad were ofunprecedented stage when the water level in Yamuna reached 207.49 m.Based on the severity, floods in Faridabad have reached low and medium stages of flood stagein 2011. A detailed list is given as under:-Table No 16, Floods in Faridabad and Its Severity: 2011DateYamuna Yamuna Yamuna Stage of floodWarning Level Danger Level Actual Level17-07-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.12 Low Flood Stage17-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.48 Low Flood Stage20-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.60 Low Flood Stage21-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.66 Low Flood Stage24-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.20 Low Flood Stage25-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.35 Low Flood Stage26-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.54 Low Flood Stage28-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.13 Low Flood Stage29-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.64 Low Flood Stage18-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 205.32 Medium FloodStage19-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 205.72 Medium FloodStage22-08-2011 204 mm 204.83 mm 204.92 Medium FloodStageSource: Revenue Department, FaridabadIII. 3. (d) Zones in Faridabad Vulnerable to FloodsThe vulnerable zone in Faridabad are identified and listed as under:-The district is divided into three catchment areas which are as follows:-1. The area catered by Gaunchi Main Drain falling on the right side of Agra Canal. The areafalls in Tehsils of Ballabhgarh.37
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