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District Disaster Management plan 2018 Page 1
FOREWARD
I am pleased to present the District Disaster Management Plan (DDMP) of Ferozepur District. As we
all know that Disaster management has become an Act now in the country and the Government has
decided to make serious efforts to mitigate and manage disasters. The Disaster Management Act, 2005
stipulates to put in place Disaster Management Plans aimed at reducing potential loss of life and
property in disasters as well as ensuring strong preparedness, responses and recovery measures to
manage any disaster situation. Disasters either natural or manmade have been main hurdles in the
development of civilization since ages and affect humanity on long term basis.
Natural disasters like landslides, flash floods, cloud bursts, forest fires, etc. affect life and
environment. Past experiences in Ferozepur District shows that each disaster situation throws up a new
set of challenges which the Government agencies have to deal with.
This plan has been prepared as per the guidance provided by the National Disaster Management
Authority & State Disaster Management Authority and mandates the roles and functions to be played
by the District Disaster Management Authority. Disaster Management, by its very nature, requires a
multidisciplinary approach and hence, a strong coordination mechanism forms the core of successful
management. This plan outlines the functions of the principal coordination aimed namely the
Ferozepur District Disaster Management Authority and the support functions to be performed by the
line departments as well as the SDMA. However District Disaster Management Authority functions
are listed out for the line departments. Regular updating of this DDMP shall help to initiate real time
management. As such, each line department requires preparing its own Disaster Management Plan in
alignment with this plan. This plan shall he reviewed periodically by the DDMA to update all
activities and information. A training plan has been prepared to enhance capacities of all departments
for effective management of disasters.
I hope that plan serves the purpose.
Deputy Commissioner Ferozepur
District Disaster Management Plan 2018

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I take this opportunity to thank Sh. Manashvi Kumar, IAS, Chief Secretary cum Director
Disaster Management Department, Govt. of Punjab, for giving the responsibility to update the
District Disaster Management Plan 2018. Throughout the process, his guidance, cooperation
and suggestions helped us. I extend my thanks to Sh. B.S. Dhaliwal, IAS, Deputy
Commissioner, Ferozepur. I also extend my thanks to Sh. Manjeet Singh D.R.O.
Ferozepur, Sh. Naresh Handa Superintendent Revenue, Sh. Amrik Beri, Sr. Assistant
DRAT Branch and Sh. Rajneesh Kumar (Computer Faculty) , Govt.Sr.Sec.School
Mamdot ( Boys) and all other line department who helped me throughout the process.
Preparing the draft Ferozepur District Disaster Management Plan requires tremendous effort,
time and dedication. Material, Data and literatures are rare. Still, the work has to be carried
out from whatever material and time available.
Mistakes, errors, omissions, unnecessary repetitions etc are bound to happen. Any suggestions
for addition and cancellation, criticisms, corrections and advices are welcome.
Subash Chander,
Junior Assistant,
DRAT Branch,
D.C Office, Ferozepur.

TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE NO
 List of Important Contact No’s with Designation And Name--------- (12-15)
1 Introduction---------------------------------------------------------- (16-18)
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Components of Disaster Management
1.3 Disaster Management Cycle
1.4 Need for Planning
1.5 Objectives of Planning
2 District Profile-------------------------------------------------------- (19-24)
2.1 History of District
2.2 Physiography
2.3 Rivers and Drains
2.4 Rainfall
2.5 Area
2.6 Administrative set-up
2.7 Demography
2.8 Literacy
3 Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment-------------------------- (25-43)
3.1 Hazard and Vulnerability Analysis
3.2 History of disaster in district
3.3 Vulnerability assessment of district
1. Earthquake
2. Flood
3. Fire
4. Biological Disaster & Epidemics
5. Road Accident
6. War
4 Institutional Mechanism for Disaster Management---------- (44-56)
4.1 Institutional Mechanism for Disaster Management
4.2 State Level Mechanism
4.3 District Level Mechanism
4.4 District Crisis Management Group
4.5 Role of Armed Forces and Police Forces in Disaster

5 Preparedness and Mitigation Plan----------------------------- (57-63)
5.1 Disaster Preparedness at district level
5.2 Disaster Preparedness Measures at District level
5.3 Administrative Preparedness for Different Hazards
5.4 Disaster Mitigation
6 Standard Operating Procedures------------------------------- (64-69)
6.1 Standard Operating Procedures
6.2 SOP for Deputy Commissioner
6.3 SOP for SSP
6.4 SOP for Civil Medical Officer
6.5 SOP for District Food and Supply Controller
6.6 SOP for Superintended Engineer (I&PH)
6.7 SOP for Superintended Engineer (PWD & PSEB)
6.8 SOP for District Public Relation Officer
6.9 SOP for Regional Manager (PRTC)
7 Response Plan------------------------------------------------------ (70-75)

7.1 Response Plan
7.2 Incident Response System
7.3 Steps and Action for Incident Response System
7.4 Emergency Operation Centre
8 Resource Inventory----------------------------------------------- (76-113)

Annexure-A------------------------------------------------------------------ (114-135)
Annexure-B------------------------------------------------------------------ (136-142)
Annexure-C------------------------------------------------------------------ (143-144)
Annexure-D------------------------------------------------------------------ (145)
9 Flood Management Plan------------------------------------------ (146-154)
9.1 Flood Control Rooms
9.2 Current Position of Flood Equipments
9.3 Destination of Boats
9.4 List of Water Tanks Available to different Market Committies
9.5 Information Regarding Polythene Covers & Sheets
9.6 List of Divers Available

9.7 Flood prone village
ABBREVIATIONS
ARMVs – Accident Relief Medical Vans

B.I.S – Bureau of Indian Standards
BMPTC – Building Materials & Technology Promotion Council
BDMC – Block Disaster Management Committee
CBOs – Community Based Organisations
CBRN – Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear
CSR – Corporate Social Responsibility
CRF – Calamity Relief Fund
CWC – Central Water Commission
DDMA – District Disaster Management Authority
DDMP – District Disaster Management Plan
DCMC – District Crisis Management Committee
DM – Disaster Management
DMC – Disaster Management Cell
EOC – Emergency Operation Centre
EQ – Earth-Quake
ESF – Emergency Support functions
GIS – Geographic Information System
GSI – Geological Survey of India
GOI – Government of India
GPS – Global Positioning System
HPC – High Powered Committee
IAY – Indira Awas Yojana
IAG – Inter Agency Coordination
ICIMOD – International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development
IRS – Incident Response System
IRT – Incident Response Team
ICT – Information and Communication Technology
IDRN – India Disaster Resource Network
IDKN – India Disaster Knowledge Network
IMD – Indian Meteorology Department
ITK – Indigenous Technical Knowledge
KMPH – Kilo meter per hour
L/W – Left Width
MC – Municipal Corporation
MDR – Major District Roads
MFA – Medical First Aid

MHA – Ministry of Home Affairs
MM – Millimetre
NCCF – National Calamity Contingency Fund
NDEM – National Database for Emergency Management
NDMA – National Disaster Management Authority
NDMF – National Disaster Mitigation Fun
NDRF – National Disaster Response Force
NEC – National Executive Committee
NGOs – Non-Governmental Organisations
MH – National Highways
NEOC – National Emergency Operation Centre
NIDM – National Institute of Disaster Management
NSDI – National Spatial Data Infrastructure
NYKS – Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan
ODR – Other District Roads
PPP – Public-Private Partnership
PPCB – Punjab pollution control Board
PRIs – Panchayati Raj Institutions
QRT – Quick Response Teams
RH – Reproductive Health
R/F – Rainfall
R/W – Right Width
SAARC – South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation
SAR – Search and Rescue
SASE – Snow and Avalanche Study Establishment
SC – Schedule Cast
SCMC – State Crisis Management Committee
SDMA – State Disaster Management Authority
SDRF – State Disaster Response Force
SEC – State Executive Committee
SH – State Highways
SOI – Surveyor general of India
SOPs – Standard Operating Procedures
UN – United Nations

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Disaster Management Cycle 17

Figure 2: District Ferozepur Map 19
Figure 3: Blocks map of District, Ferozepur 22
Figure 4: Sex Ratio of Ferozepur District 23
Figure 5: Punjab Earthquake Hazard Map 28
Figure 6: (A) Employment exchange office 29
(B) Wazir Wali building
Figure 7: Map of Vulnerable Sites of Flood 32
Figure 8: Map of More Sensitive Villages 33
Figure 9: Map of Sensitive Villages 34
Figure 10: Unplanned wires in Residential Area 35
Figure 11: Disaster Management at various levels in India 44
Figure 12: State Working Group 45
Figure 13: DDMA Structure 47
Figure 14: Proposed framework for DDMC, TASKFORCE & BSF 50
Figure 15: Awareness, Training and Rehearsals regarding Earthquake 58
Conducted by NDMA, NDRF in Ferozepur
Figure 16: Composition of IRS 71
Figure 17: IRS Structure 71
Figure 17: Steps and action for IRT 74

LIST OF TABLES
Table 1:- Ferozepur District Rainfall for Last five Years 20

Table 2:- Tehsils, Sub-tehsiland Blocks of Ferozepur District 21
Table 3:- Tehsilwise Population of Ferozepur District. 22
Table 4:- Level of Education Facilities in Ferozepur- Schools, etc 23
Table 5:- Schools/ Colleges per 10,000 Population in Statutory Towns, 2018 24
Table 6:- Higher Level Education Facilities in Ferozepur 24
Table 7:- Disasters identified by the High Powered Committee of GoI. 25
Table 8:- History of Disasters in District 27
Table 9: Other Disasters in D istrict, Ferozepur 27
Table 10:- Flood History of District 27
Table 11:- Earthquake Vulnerability sites in Ferozepur district 29
Table 12:- Physical Vulnerability of district Ferozepur 30
Table 13:- Vulnerable Villages in Ferozepur District 33
Table 14:- Slums in district Ferozepur 36
Table 15: List of Diseases in Plants in District 38
Table 16:- Species wise Diseases in District 40
Table 17:- Important Contact No with Nodal Officer 41
Table 18:- Road Accidents in Ferozepur District 42
Table 19:- Members of DDMA 46
Table 20:- Members of DDMC 48
Table 21:- Sub-divisional DDMC (Ferozepur):- 51
Table 22:- Sub-divisional DDMC (Zira):- 52
Table 23:- Sub-divisional DDMC (Makhu):- 52
Table 24:- Crisis Management Group of District, Ferozepur 53
Table 25: List of Different Agencies 54
Table 26: Officer Incharge under IRS for District Ferozepur 72
Table 26- Nodal officers appointed by departments under District 76

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Although common man is not so familiar with the term disaster management; they are
much aware of certain phenomenon like Earthquake, Flood, and Drought and now
even Tsunami. Since time immemorial India is highly prone to natural calamities.
Today, from Kanyakumari to Himalayas, India doesn’t have any region exempted
from one or another kind of disaster.
According to recent study, 65 per cent of Indian landmass is highly prone to

earthquakes; whereas, 12 per cent is submerged under water annually (Ministry of
Home Affairs). The unanswered question, today, is how to tackle such disasters.
The Ferozepur district is highly populated district. Ferozepur District has an area
5258.994 sq km as supplied by the Surveyor General of India. Out of this area 5166.72
sq km is rural whereas the remaining 92.27 is urban. According to Census of India
2001 Ferozepur district has a population of 9, 66,557 comprising 510870 males and
455687 females.
Flood is the major disaster in the district. The rural area of the district is highly
affected from the Flood as compare to other disasters. The villages that lie on the beds
of Sutlej River are severely affected to Flood. According to data, the 53.5% area of the
District is prone to Flood. So in this situation vulnerability assessment of flood is very
important to minimize the damage. The district Ferozepur fall in Zone III on the
seismic scale corresponding the MMI (Modified Mercalli Intensit) VIII making it
prone to earthquake and it may lead to, major, damage in the district. The possible
percentage of buildings likely to be damaged is 20-30 percent depending upon the
number of stories. The deaths are likely to occur can be in the range of 2000-5000 and
number of casualties can be 25000, even when estimated conservatively. As district
Ferozepur falls within the seismic Zone III, therefore earthquake disaster of high
intensity, May occurred in this district and the possibility of such disaster is rather
remote in future. But at the same time, large scale erosion by the rivers resulting into
floods and collapsing of dilapidated building especially during the rainy season cannot
be ruled out.
The efforts to prepare a document like this -The District Disaster Management Plan for
Ferozepur- received inspiration from such a scenario. The objective of this document
is to introduce the unique and tested method of disaster management in district
Ferozepur. Replacing the well-known traditional methods of disaster management, one

has Ferozepur. Replacing the well-known traditional methods of disaster management,
one has to embrace decentralized efforts and people’s participation.
In the new set up of disaster management in district north east, the traditional relief
and rehabilitation department has been replaced with an exhaustive institutional
mechanism, in which District Disaster Management Committee is the high-powered
committee in district level for planning, implementing and monitoring disaster
management activities in normal time. This is a multi disciplinary committee with
more than 30 members.
The Incident Command System of Ferozepur District is the higher authority during a
disaster. The Incident command system is a pre-designed system, which is activated
only in time of disaster and its roles, get over as soon as the rehabilitation is
completed. There are Crisis Management Groups and three Working Groups under the
Incident Commander cum Deputy Commissioner North East with key players to look
after day-to-day disaster management activities during an emergency. Also there are
11 Emergency Support Functions with one nodal agency and a couple of supporting
agencies to look after disaster management, in the new set up.
The District Disaster Management Plan for Ferozepur is a combination of modern
participatory approach. This document has been designed in two volumes in which the
first volume contains Seven Chapters where as the second volume is dedicated for
annexure and additional information.
Certain most important concepts and approaches like significance of a District Disaster
Management Plan for Ferozepur as well as detailed profile of the district are coming in
the first two chapters. The vulnerability and hazard situation and capacity available to
face a disaster are elaborately described in the third chapter. Some other important
discussions in the first volume are the present institutional mechanism of disaster
management; Mitigation plan and standard operation procedures. A plan document
shall specify the sustainability of the proposed programme. First Volume of this
document concludes with chapters on financial and budgetary provisions, linking with
developmental plan and certain sample guidelines for conduction mock exercises.
The second volume of The District Disaster Management Plan for Ferozepur is
dedicated for supplying additional information required for better disaster
management. Mostly, it contains the resource inventory of the district, role and
responsibility of IRS officers, emergency contact number, Performa for data
collection, check list and many more. Besides, this volume provided an exclusive list
of schools in the district, various associations in the district and much other
information required in a disaster situation.

 List of Important Contact Numbers with Designation and Name
 Important Contact No of District Administration
District Flood Control Room Number- 01632-244024
Sr No Designation of the Officer Name of the Telephone No. Mobile No

Officer
1 Deputy Commissioner Sh. B.S. 01632-244008 9855233010
Ferozepur Dhaliwal, IAS
2 AD-C (G) Ferozepur G. S. Multani, 01632-244073 9888808884
PCS
3 ADC (D) Ferozepur Ravinder Pal 01632-244074 9646598212
Singh
Sandhu,PCS
4 SDM Ferozepur 01632-244295 9958391722
Amit Gupta,PCS
5 SDM Ghuruharsahai Kuldeep 01685-231010 9815711006
Bawa,PCS
6 N.S. 01682-250117 9646416430
SDM Zira
Dhaliwal,PCS
7 Distt. Revenue Officer, FZR Manjeet Singh 01632-244024 9781700067
 Important Numbers at Military Level

Sr No Agency Name Telephone No.
1. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), 0164-2246193

7 Bn Bathinda
0164-2246570
2. ARMY (HQ 7 Infantry Division) 01632-242428, 242429
3. 137 Bn BSF, Mamdot 01632-265012-017

SPOC detail for Disaster Management
TSP Name-Aircel
1 Pb Hari Om Manager 98031- hariom.mishra@aircel.co.in

Mishra 99309
2 Pb Ravi Mishra Head- 98150- ravi1.mishra@aircel.com
Legal&Regulatory 49955
3 Pb Manoj Madan Deputy General 99144- manoj.madan@idea.adityabirla.co
Manager 29966
4 Pb Amit Kaura DGM 70872- amit.kaura@ ril.com
35474
5 Pb Damandeep Corporate Arrairs 98880- damandeep.singh@
Singh & Regulatory 18567 vodafone.com
Head-PUN
6 Pb Mr Lakhwinder Astt General 98770- lakhwinder.singh@
Singh Manager 12230 infotelconnect.cor
LIST OF TEN TSPS IS AS BELOW:
S.NO. TELECOM SERVICE PROVIDER CATEGORY
1 M/s Tata Teleservices Ltd. UASL-DT
2 M/s Quadrant Televentures Ltd. UASL-DT
3 M/s Reliance Communication Ltd. UASL-DT
4 M/s Idea Cellular Ltd UASL-Access
5 M/s Bharti Airtel Ltd. UASL-Access
6 M/s Vodafone Essar South Ltd. UASL
7 M/s Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. UASL
8 M/s Dishnet Wireless Ltd. UASL
9 M/s Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd. UL- Access
10 M/s Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd PMRTS

11 M/s Videocon Integrated Solutions Pvt Ltd Audio tex
 Important Contact Numbers at District level
Sr Designation of the Officer Name of the Telephone Mobile No

No Officer No.
1 Senior Superintendent of Pritam Singh, 01632-244049 9815800404
Police, Ferozepur IPS
01632-246697
2 DFSC, Ferozepur Sh Balraj Singh 01632-245316 9988961652
3 Civil Surgeon Ferozepur Dr.Surinder 01632-245173 9814746141

Kumar
4 Dy Director Animal 01632-246089 9417112251

Dr. Bhupinder Pal
Husbandary Ferozepur Singh
5 XEN Golewala Drg Divn Chander Mohan 01632-245366 9779702910
Ferozepur
6 XEN Eastern Division B.S. Cheema 01632-246215 9779010432

Ferozepur
7 XEN Harike Division Hakam Singh 01632-246210 9770908282
Ferozepur
8 Jaspreet 01632-223633 9815737637
XEN Water Supply and
Kaur Mann
Sanitation Ferozepur
9 XEN Panchayati Raj Ferozepur Balbir Singh 01632-246013 9417166118
A/C
10 Joginder Singh 01632-220961 9646525502
XEN Mandi Board Ferozepur Randhawa
11 Chander Mohan 01632-245282 9779702910

XEN Constn Division No. 1
Ferozepur Jain
12 XEN PSEB, Ferozepur City Harnek Singh 01632-246153 9646114525

Div. (Urban)
13 XEN Water Supply and Gurpreet 01632-220401 9814111923
Sanitation No. 2,Ferozepur Singh
14 XEN Rajasthan Feeder 01632-246259 9814637938
Dalbir Singh
Ferozepur
Superintending Engineer
15 Sanjeev Gupta 01632-245188 9876702212
Drainage Ferozepur

 Important Contact Numbers of Revenue Department
Sr Designation of the Name of the Officer Telephone No. Mobile No

No Officer
1 Tehsildar Ferozepur Manjeet Singh 01632-244019 9781700067
2 Tehsildar Zira Beant Singh Sidhu 01682-250169 9814038330
3 Tehsildar Guruharsahai Darshan Singh Sidhu 01685-231010 9646240036
4 Naib Tehsildar, Narinder Kumar 01632-244019 9814752350

Ferozepur
5 Naib Tehsildar Avinash Chander 01682-250169 9780200015

Zira
6 Naib Tehsildar Vijay Behal 01685-230010 9646880001

Guruharsahai
7 NaibTehsildar Makhu Yadwinder Singh 9855255506

01682- 270227
8. Naib Tehsildar Vijay Behal 01632-262119 9646880001

Mamdot
9 DDPO Ferozepur Harjinder Singh 01632-244460 9814074231
10. BDPO Ghal Khurd 01632-256043

Lakshar Singh 7986626634
11. BDPO Guru Harsahai 01685-230049

Sarabjeet Singh 7009019161
12. BDPO Zira 01682-250525

Sarabjeet Singh 9803657894
13 BDPO Makhu 01632-270587

Karamjit Singh 8264107148
14 BDPO Mamdot
Partap Singh 01632-262247 8360353488
15 BDPO Ferozepur
Paramjit Singh 01632-220004 9815811366

Chapter-1 Introduction
1.1 Introduction:-
A Disaster is an event of natural or man-made causes that leads to sudden disruption of

normalcy within society, causing damage to life and property to such an extent that normal
social and economic mechanisms available are inadequate to restore normalcy. About 60% of
the landmass is prone to Earthquakes of various intensities; over 40 million hectares is prone
to Floods; about 8% of the total area is prone to Cyclones and 68% of the area is susceptible
to Drought. There is need for pro-active approach in facing these disasters. A well made plan
can help in preparedness, prevention and integrating disaster plan to developmental plan. A
well prepared plan helps in handling the hazards in such a way that it does not turn into
disasters.
The objective of DDMP shall be “to minimize the adverse effects of a hazard through
effective precautionary actions, rehabilitation and recovery to ensure the timely, appropriate
and effective organization and delivery of relief and assistance following a disaster”.
1.2 Components of Disaster Management:-
1. Hazard Analysis
2. Vulnerability Analysis
3. Prevention and mitigation
4. Preparedness
5. Prediction and warning
6. Response
7. Recovery
1.3 Disaster Management Cycle:-
Disaster management is a cyclical process; the end of one phase is the beginning of another
(see diagram below), although one phase of the cycle does not necessarily have to be
completed in order for the next to take place. Often several phases are taking place
concurrently. Timely decision making during each phase results in greater preparedness,
better warnings, reduced vulnerability and/or the prevention of future disasters. The complete
disaster management cycle includes the shaping of public policies and plans that either
addresses the causes of disasters or mitigates their effects on people, property, and
infrastructure. The mitigation and preparedness phases occur as improvements are made in
anticipation of an event. By embracing development, a community’s ability to mitigation

against and prepare for a disaster is improved. As the event unfolds, disaster managers
become involved in the immediate response and long-term recovery phases.
Figure 1:-Disaster Management Cycle.
1.4 Need for planning:-
The District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), headed by the Deputy Commissioner
is the Apex Body for Disaster Management in district. The setting up of the DDMA and the
creation of an enabling environment for institutional mechanisms at the State and District
levels is mandated by the Disaster Management Act, 2005.
Ferozepur district is a boarder part of the Punjab and so the vulnerabilities and risks at
stake are not very different. Ferozepur is one of the largest district of Punjab and very
important district of Punjab having around 8, 61,177 lakh (as per statistical abstract of Punjab
(2006) population. Ferozepur is highly vulnerable from flood in the monsoon season every
year. Every year large amount of crop, infrastructure, livestock’s and villages highly affected
from the flood. Other side Ferozepur district is vulnerable from other man-made and natural
disaster like Heat Waves, Fire, War, Drought, Road accident, Rail accident etc. There are
many important religious and historical places and complexes. A part from this, there is a
huge network of roads, railways, canals drainage’s. . In such a huge and sensitive district,
disaster of any type may occur at any time. Hence comprehensive functional plan for Disaster
Management is the need of the hour.
Our main aim is to reduce vulnerability and also to minimize the destruction caused by
all of these types of disaster, be it natural or manmade. This is not an easy task and in order to
achieve this target and also keeping in view the population and the of multiplicity of the
hazards and disaster, which can occur, we are of firm opinion that the government cannot
resolve this issue and the people are not prepared to pay the price in terms of massive
casualties and economic losses, the task, though difficult but is achievable.

1.5 Objectives of the planning:-
The major objective of the disaster management plan is to minimize the impact of any disaster
and increase the capacity of the administration to have coordinated effort to reduce the impact
of any disaster and minimize the human and capital loss.
o To prevent loss of human lives and property-preparedness, prevention & mitigation on

disasters.
o Development converging in addressing preventive and mitigation in disaster
management.
o Training and awareness creation.
o To make the society ale to act very fast to manage the loss caused y disaster.
o Institutionalization of disaster management in district administration.
o Vulnerability reduction and disaster mitigation through better planning process.
o Creation of the best Govt. mechanism to handle any unprecedented events.
o Quick response and effective decision making in disasters.
o Better coordination of relief and rehabilitation aftermath of a disaster.
o Better coordination of all line departments in disaster management.
o Encouraging and Empowering the local community to own DM activities.
o Regular update of resource available in and around the district.

Chapter-2 Profile of District
2.1 History of the District:-
Ferozepur is a city on the banks of the Sutlej River in Ferozepur District, Punjab, India,
founded by Sultan Firoz Shah Tughlaq (1309–88). The Manj Rajputs say the town was named
after their chief, a Rajput of the Bhatti clan called Feroze Khan, in the middle of the 16th
century. Ferozepur is called ‘Shaheedon ki dharti’ (the land of martyrs).
Ferozepur today is a transportation and administration center and an ancient city. It is a border
town on the Indo-Pakistan border with memorials of India’s freedom fighters. Three martyrs
in India’s struggle for freedom, Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev, were hanged
in Lahore for their revolutionary activities against the British Government on March 23, 1931.
They were cremated and their Samadhi is located in Hussainiwala on the Sutlej river bank.
Ferozepur also holds a historic place in Indian history as it was there that British
Raj established control over much of North-West
India as well as what is now Pakistan through the Anglo-Sikh Wars that were fought in this
region. Today it is the headquarters of a brigade of the
2.2 Physiography:-
Ferozepur District constitutes a part of the

Punjab Plains, which is largely flat and
Featureless and is formed of Pleistocene
and sub-recent alluvial deposits of the
Indo Gangetic system. Wind action has
also played a part in shaping the relief of
the district as it is in the vicinity of the
Rajasthan desert. That is why the alluvial
Surface of the district is strewn with sand dunes
in some parts.The general elevation of the district
ranges from 230 meters in the northeast to about 175 meters in the southwest, giving northeast
to southeast gradient of one meter in 4 km. The Physiography of the desert is apparently a
homogeneous plain in general. The following three terrain units can be identified;
o The floodplain of the Sutlej.

o The sand dune infested tract.
o The Upland Plain.

2.3 River and Drains:-
Satluj River:
It is originates from near Mansarover Lake in Western Tibet (China). After flowing through
Himachal Pradesh, Rupnagar and Ludhiana districts, it enters the Ferozepur district near
village Bhodiwala. From here it follows a north-westerly course for about 40 km. till it
reaches Harike, where it is joined by the Beas River. Satluj River flows toward a west for
about 15 km, from Harike and then it turns southwest, a direction which it keeps through the
rest of its journey till it passes into Pakistan at Suleimanki.
Satluj performs a total journey of about 200 km along the northern and western borders of this
district and separates it from the district of Jalandhar, Kapurthala and Amritsar in the north
and runs along international border with Pakistan in the west.
2.4 Rainfall:
The rainfall in the district increases from the south-west towards the northeast. About 70
percent of the annual rainfall in the district is received during monsoon period from July to
September. In winters, some rainfall occurs under the influence of westerly disturbance. The
following table gives monthly rainfall based of 5 year, 1996-2000, for the district
Table 1:-Ferozepur District Rainfall (mm) for Last Five Year
YEAR JAN FEB MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC
R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F R/F
%D %DE %DEP. %DEP. %DE %DEP %DEP %DE %DE %DE %DE %DE
EP. P. P. . . P. P. P. P. P.
2016 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0
2015 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.8
2014 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0
2013 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8
2012 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4 2.4
Source: Indian Meteorological Department, New Delhi
Note:
o The District Rainfall (mm.) (R/F) shown below are the arithmetic averages of Rainfall
of Stations under the District.
o % Dep. is the Departures of rainfall from the long period averages of rainfall for the
District.
o Blank Spaces show non-availability of Data

2.5 Area:
Ferozepur District has an area 5258.994 sq km as supplied by the Surveyor General of India.
Out of this area 5166.72 sq km is rural whereas the remaining 92.27 is urban. The rural area
of the district is derived by subtracting urban area of the district from the total district area, as
supplied by the Surveyor General of India. The tehsilwise area, as supplied by the Director
Land records, Punjab is as follows: Zira tehsil (1304.6 sq kms), Ferozepur tehsil(1284.6 sq
kms) and Guruharsahai (2.45 sq km).
2.6 Administrative set up:-
Ferozepur district spreads over an area of 5258.994 sq kms. Ferozepur district is sub-divided
into three tehsils viz. Zira, Ferozepur, Guruharsahai and Divided into 3 Sub tehsil(Talwandi
Bhai, Mamdot, Makhu)and 6 Blocks (Ferozepur, Ghal Khurd, Guruharsahai, Makhu, Zira,
Mamdot). The district constitutes 689 villages comprising 667 inhabited and 22 uninhabited
villages
Table 2:-Tehsils, Sub-Tehsils and Blocks of Ferozepur
Tehsil/Sub-Division Sub-Tehsil Block
Ferozepur Talwandi Bhai Ferozepur
Zira Mamdot Ghal Khurd
Guruharsahai Makhu Guru Harsahai
Makhu
Zira
Mamdot

Source: Statistical Abstract of Punjab, 2012
Figure 3:- Blocks map of District, Ferozepur
2.7Demography:-
According to Census of India 2011 Ferozepur district has a population of 1001918 comprising
529601 males, 472270 females and 47 others. A tehsil in Ferozepur on an average has a
population of 349,221 which is higher than the average size of tehsilin the district (338,319)
as such. Among the tehsilin the district, Ferozepur (566857) is the most populated and
Guruharsahai (141,465) the least populated tehsil. Among the district, Ferozepur ranks 6th and
the growth rate is (20.5%) during the decade -2001-2011
Table 3:- Tehsil wise Population of District Ferozepur
Tehsil Total Rural Urban
P M F O P M F O P M F O
Zira 258235 1350 1232 1898 9918 906 6836 35816 3254
01 34 71 5 86 4 8
Ferozepu 100191 5296 4722 4 7166 3762 3403 1 2852 1533 1319 31
r 8 01 70 7 48 87 45 6 70 14 25
Guruhars 141,46 73,68 67,78 127,1 6614 6096 1435 7537 6814
ahai 5 5 0 14 8 6 1
Source; Census of India, 2011 P-Population, M-Male, F-Female, O- Other’s.

Sex Ratio:
Figure 4:-Sex Ratio of Ferozepur District (1951-2011)
Sex Ratio(1951-2011)
Number of Females per 1000 Males
900
890 895
880 885
884 884
870 876
860
850
840 Sex Ratio
830 840
835
820
810
800
1951 1961 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011
Sex Ratio 835 840 876 884 895 885 884
Source- Census of India, 2011
2.8 Literacy:-
Likewise, the rural urban literacy rate also exhibit significant disparity. In the district 55.0%
of the rural population is literate while in urban area 76.5% of the population is literate. The
urban literacy is higher than the rural in all the tehsils. The gap in rural-urban literacy rate is
the maximum in Ferozepur (urban 79.9% and rural 54%) and the minimum in Zira (urban
71.1% and rural 54.9%). In Ferozepur district maximum percentage of literates in Ferozepur
tehsil (63.4%) and minimum in Guruharsahai tehsil (54.3%). The maximum percentage of
literate males (70.2%) and females (55.7%) in Ferozepur tehsiland minimum male literacy
rate (62.7%) and female literacy rate (45.3%) in Guruharsahai tehsil.
Table 4:-Level of Education Facilities in Ferozepur- Schools, etc
Name Primary Middle Secondary Senior Adult

Schools Schools Schools Secondary Literacy
Schools Centre
Ferozepur 629 165 143 174 -
Source: District Education Office, Ferozepur

Table 5:- Schools/ Colleges per 10,000 Population in Statutory Towns, 2013
Sr. Name and Urban Type of Educational Institution

no Status and Town Primary Junior Secondary Senior
Secondary/ Matriculation Secondary
Middle
1 Ferozepur Cantt 3 8 08 12
2 Ferozepur City 12 11 09 22
3 Talwandi 5 05 02 06
4 Mudki 3 00 02 05
5 Guruhar- -Sahai 4 02 05 08
6 Makhu 3 02 04 03
7 Mallanwala 8 00 01 03
8 Zira 3 04 05 08
Table 6:-Higher Level Education Facilities in Ferozepur
Name Dental Nursing Engineering B.Ed. Polytechnic Total

College College College College College
Ferozepur 1 4 4 4 1 14

Chapter-3 Hazard and Vulnerability Assessment
3.1 Hazard and Vulnerability Analysis:-
In the district of Ferozepur, the natural hazards namely, Flood and Earthquake are the most
critical, the wind storms, droughts hazards could also occur but cause damage locally only.
Accidents are other cause for loss of life and are becoming more frequent .Medical hazard
like epidemic and pandemic are critical but have caused damage locally only. There are many
manmade disasters which can cause damage to life and property therefore, it is important that
we regularly asses our vulnerability to all the hazards with are given below and built capacity
to handle them.
Table 7:-Disasters identified by the High Powered Committee of Government of India
 Floods and Drainage Management

 Cyclones
I Water and Climate related  Tornadoes and Hurricanes
disasters  Hailstorm
 Cloud Burst
 Heat Wave and Cold Wave
 Snow Avalanches
 Droughts
 Sea Erosion
 Thunder and Lighting
 Landslides and Mudflows

II Geologically related disasters  Earthquakes
 Dam Failures / Dam Bursts
 Mine Fires
III Chemical, Industrial and Nuclear  Chemical and Industrial Disasters

related disasters  Nuclear Disasters

 Forest Fires
IV Accident related disasters  Urban Fires
 Mine Flooding
 Oil Spill
 Major Building Collapse
 Serial Bomb Blasts
 Festival Disasters and Fires
 Electrical Disasters and Fires
 Air, Road and Rail Accidents
 Boat Capsizing
 Village Fire
V Biologically related disasters  Biological Disaster and Epidemics

 Pest Attacks
 Cattle Epidemics
 Food Poisoning
3.2 History of disasters in District:-

Ferozepur district is highly prone to flood. Every year many villages effected from the flood.
If we see the history of the disasters which occurred in the Ferozepur district we can see the
flood is a major disaster. The insight in to the history of disasters in the district specifically
and the region in general is very important. The history of disasters helps us to give a
direction to think upon. In nutshell, history of disasters of the district indicates about the
areas, which immediately needs to be thinking upon. Such as history of Ferozepur district,
clearly tells that floods and earthquake are on top priority. But it does not mean that if any
disaster that does not happen in the past may not happen in future also.

Table: 8 History of Disaster in District
Disaster Name Date City/Area Intensity Extent of damage
1 Hailstorm 29-31 Dec Ferozepur Moderate Crops Damaged

1990
2 Squall 20 Mar Ferozepur Severe Hundreds of villages of
1990 Abohar block in
Ferozepur and Malout
and Lambi block in
Muktsar district
affected.
3 Thunderstorm 6 June 2000 Ferozepur Severe Two persons died and
five other
injured as they buried
under a
shed at Govindpur
4 Dust storm 2 June 2000 Ferozepur Severe Several trees, electric
poles uprooted and
many roof tops
Blown off.
Table:9 Other Disasters in district, Ferozepur:-
Disaster Year of occurrence
Flood 1988,1989,1992,1993,1994,1995,1999,2008,2010
Earthquake 14-oct-1970 North Ferozepur
Fire Accident 2003,2005,2007
Diseases 2009 Gastroenteritis, 2009 Cholera, 2010 Gastroenteritis
Table: 10 Flood History of the District:
Year of Disaster Intensity Damage

Occurrence
1988 Heavy Rain Crops were damaged, 5 people died, Property
damaged
1994 Heavy Rain Crops were damaged
1995 Heavy Rain Crops were damaged, Property damaged

3.3 Vulnerability assessment of district:-
Vulnerability assessment is the main part of disaster management. Vulnerability assessment is
a part of preparedness phase. Ferozepur district is highly vulnerable from many natural and
man-made disasters like flood, earthquake, epidemics, fire, terrorism, road accident etc. these
type of disasters occurred any time in the district hence for minimize the damage vulnerability
assessment is very important at the district level. At district level we can calculate
vulnerability assessment as per disasters occurred in the district.
The disasters, which generally occur in this district and its various areas prone/vulnerable to
various kinds of disasters, are as under:
Sr No Hazard Type Frequency Vulnerable Tehsils

1 Flood High Ferozepur, Guruharsahai, Zira
2 War High Ferozepur
3 Earthquake Low Whole District
4 Fire Moderate Whole District
5 Dust Storm Moderate Whole District
6 Drought Moderate Whole District
7 Epidemic Moderate Whole District
1. Earthquake:
Vulnerability assessment of earthquake in district:-
Ferozepur district lies in Seismic zone III. According to Building Material & Technology
Promotion Council, 1997, 68.8% area of the district is vulnerable to intensity VII of risk
under EQ Zone and other area vulnerable to less than intensity VII. In district mostly
buildings are made up of burnt bricks i.e. 80.77% and these types of buildings are vulnerable
of medium EQ zone. According to table, others buildings those are made from mud, un-brunt
bricks, concrete etc. are highly vulnerable to Earthquake.
Figure: 5 Punjab Earthquake Hazard Map

Table 11:- Earthquake Vulnerability sites in Ferozepur district:
Sr no Building Name Address Urban/Rural No of Floors
1 D.C. Residence, Ferozepur Cantt Urban Single Floor
2 Old S.S.P office, Ferozepur Cantt Urban Single Floor
3 Focal Point at Arif Ke City Rural Double Floor
4 C.I.A Staff At Ferozepur Cantt Urban Single Floor
5 Old building, Tahli Mohala, City Urban Single Floor

Ferozepur
6 Co-op Bank, Near Malwa Khasa City Urban Single Floor

School at Ferozepur
7 Custom office, Ferozepur Cantt Urban Single Floor
8. Employment Exchange office, Cantt Urban Single Floor
Ferozepur
9. Wajir Wali Building, Ferozepur Cantt Urban Double Floor
10. Old DRM office (Railway), Cantt Urban Single Floor

Ferozepur
Figure 6:- (a) Employment exchange office (b) Wajir Wali building
The Ferozepur city have some old traditional bazaars like kabadi bazaar, ganna bazaar,
main bazaar(Delhi gate), chui chownk , magzini gate etc are narrow and congested and highly

vulnerable to earthquakes. There are some old buildings like on mall road, church road, lal
kurti adda, ram bagh road etc are highly prone to earthquakes.
Table 12:-Physical Vulnerability of district Ferozepur:-
Wall/ Census Level of Risk under
Roof Houses
No. % EQ Zone Wind velocity m/s Flood prone
Of area in %
Hou V IV III I 55 & 4 44 & 33
ses I 50 7 39
Area in % Area in %
68.8 100% 53.5
%
Wall
A1- Rural 446 16.46
Mud & 96
Unburn Urban 506 4.93
t Brick 5
wall Total 497 13.30 H VH H
61
A2- Rural 181 0.67
Stone 9
wall Urban 748 0.73
Total 256 0.69 H H H
7
Total Category – A
B- Rural 212 78.32

Burnt 645
Bricks Urban 895 87.28
Wall 77
Total 302 80.77 M M M/L
222
Total Category – B
C1- Rural 525 1.94

Concret 6
e Wall Urban 556 5.42
0
Total 108 2.89 M L L
16
C2- Rural 87 0.03
Wood Urban 37 0.04

Wall Total 124 0.03 L L L
Total Category – C
X- Rural 724 0.27

Other Urban 88 0.09
Materia Total 812 0.22 H M H
ls
Total Category – X 374 97.90
167
Roof
R1- Rural 6361 23.43
Hand 8
made Urban 1278 12.45
tiles 1
Total 7639 20.42 H H H/M
9
R2- Rural 9090 33.48
Burnt 3
Bricks Urba 2540 24.76
n 8
Total 1163 31.09 M M M/L
11
R3 Rural 5552 20.45
Concret 6
e Urba 5130 50.00
n 9
Total 1068 28.55 H M M/H
35
Source: Census of India, 2011
2. Flood:
Vulnerability assessment of flood in district:
Flood is the major disaster in the district. The rural area of the district is highly affected from
the Flood as compare to other disasters. The villages that lie on the beds of Sutlej River are
severely affected to Flood. According to table, the 53.5% area of the District is prone to
Flood. So in this situation vulnerability assessment of flood is very important to minimize the
damage.

Vulnerable Sites of the Ferozepur District:
The details of the vulnerable sites along the River Satluj are as under:
1. From RD 18000-23260 of Advance Bandh RD 0-23260 U/S Harike Head Works
(Ruknewala Complex).
2. From RD 1500-3000 of F.P. Bandh RD 0-110920 D/S Harike Head Works.
(Gatta Badshah Complex).
3. From RD 6000-12200 of F.P. Bandh RD 0-110920 D/S Harike Head Works.
(Gatta Badshah Complex).
4. RD 0-6000 of Budha Creek Bandh (Kamalwala Complex).
5. RD 0-5000 of Advance Bandh RD 0-42000 (Kamalwala Complex).
6. From RD 12000-20000 of F.P. Bandh RD 0-32000 (D.T. Mal Complex).
Figure: 7 Map ofVulnerable Site for Flood

Table 13:- Vulnerable Villages in Ferozepur District:
Sr no Tehsil No of highly No of Moderate

Vulnerable villages Vulnerable villages
1 Ferozepur 33 31
2 Guruharsahai 15 13
3 Zira 14 32
Figure: 8: Map of more Sensitive Flood Villages

Figure: 9 Map of Sensitive Villages

3. Fire:-
Vulnerability Assessment of Fire in district:

Fire is a major disaster in the district. Fire can strike anywhere at any time. In Ferozepur
district there is no major fire accident occurred in the district. In the district slum area, highly
populated area is highly vulnerable from the fire. In Ferozepur district only 2 fire stations,
these 2 fire stations cover whole the district. There is one fire station located at cantonment
area, which is well equipped with vehicles this fire station cover only defence area of the
district. Other side only one fire station which is located at Ferozepur city cover whole district
and this fire station don’t have whole equipment related fire and proper manpower. If we see
in one district 2 fire stations are not sufficient for the whole district because in present the no
of fire accidents are increase day to day so it is very important for every district prepare a
proper fire related preparedness plan at the district level. At the end we can say the Ferozepur
district is highly vulnerable to fire because of low level of awareness, lack of proper
equipments and man power in the fire stations.
Figure 10:- Unplanned Wires in Residential are
4. Biological Disaster and Epidemics:
4.1 Vulnerability Assessment of Epidemics in Ferozepur district:

In Ferozepur district Epidemics is a second major natural disaster. If we see the history of this
disaster only 2009, 2010 Ferozepur district was affected from Gastroenteritis, Cholera. Mostly
highly vulnerable area from epidemic is slum area of the district. In Ferozepur district total 9
slums and these all slums are highly vulnerable to epidemics.
Main reasons of epidemics in Ferozepur district:
1. Contamination of food and water.
2. Bite of infected aides mosquito

Vulnerable Sites of the district:
1. Basti Sunwa
2. Machi Mandi
3. Basti shekan Wali
4. Sukar Nehar
5. Gol Bagh
Vulnerability Assessment of slum area in district Ferozepur:-
Slum area in Ferozepur district is vulnerable to multi-disasters like flood, fire,

epidemic etc. People staying in these areas are economically weak, have poor educational
background, and hence are vulnerable. They also have misconceptions of health emergency
and prone to epidemics. If we look into the history of disasters in slum area, there is no any
major disaster occurred. However, the vulnerability to this area is very much high. Because of
lack of awareness about man- made and natural disasters related to slum.
In slum areas, Ferozepur District Mostly houses made from Grass, Thatch, Bamboo,
and Wood. Therefore, they are highly vulnerable to fire. If we talk about diseases related to
slum, that are major caused due to unsafe drinking water and water-logging.
The Ferozepur city having 9 unplanned slums. There are around 2300 houses in these
slums in which there are 5330 males and 5318 females. There is one slum on the dead
river/nalla i.e sukar nehar. This river is now dead. But flood vulnerability is very much in that
slum. Most of the slum population are in Ward no 2. The density of population is very much
in the Basti Awa slum. The Details of these Slums are as follows:
Table 14:- Slums in district Ferozepur:-

Name of Slum Location As Total No. Total
per Census Houses Population Male Female
2011
Basti Sunwa Ward no. 2 166 891 485 406
Basti Boreawali Ward no. 2 79 452 238 214
Basti Boreawali Ward no. 2 88 512 279 233
Basti awa Ward no. 2 143 678 361 317
Basti awa Ward no. 2 124 626 331 295
Basti awa Ward no. 2 100 478 271 207
Machi Mandi Ward no. 2 46 461 155 306

Basti awa Ward no. 2 110 530 284 246
Machi Mandi Ward no. 2 117 572 282 290
Gol Bagh Ward no. 5 109 599 320 279

Gol Bagh Ward no. 6 117 555 288 267

Basti Bagh wali Ward no. 6 149 736 385 351
Basti Bagh wali Ward no. 6 172 827 438 389
Sukar Nehar Ward no. 6 153 666 344 322
Basti shekan Ward no. 7 137 653 354 299

Wali
Basti shekan Ward no. 7 102 526 261 265
Wali
Janta Preet Ward no. 7 205 1007 522 482
Nagar
Source: Municipal Corporation, Ferozepur
4.2 Biological Disaster:
Disasters caused by living organisms such as bacteria, virus, fungus, etc. are termed as
biological disasters. These organisms may cause epidemics. Since, epidemics are major health
hazards it is necessary to have trained persons to handle disasters of such nature. Proper
training in first aid, hygiene and treatment is essential to deal with biological disasters. To
effectively treat cases of epidemics public awareness and education, before and after the
epidemic, is vital. Studies have related that the following are major problems faced before and
during the outbreak of epidemics.
 Inadequate medical and health facilities.

 Inadequate supply of pure water.
 Lack of medical and health assistance.
 Absence of effective control of common diseases.
 Unsanitary conditions.
 Malnutrition.
 STEPS FOR EFFECTIVELY TACKLING BIOLOGICAL DISASTERS
 Setting up emergency health service.

 Preparing a contingency plan.
 Training of personnel to deal with such emergencies.
 Awareness camps for epidemic prone areas.
Local health authorities have been instructed to be in preparedness with medicines and other
infrastructure to deal effectively with outbreak of any epidemic in the district.

 FOOD POISONING:
Food poisoning is a phenomenon where a large number of people could get affected after
consuming contaminated food. This happens mostly during religious and social functions
during which food is prepared in make shift kitchen on mass scale. This calls for immediate
action by the district administration to provide medical attention, identify the source of
poisoning and take corrective actions.
 PLANT DISEASE AND PEST INFESTATION
Plant diseases are generally defined as any series of harmful physiological processes caused
by irritation of the plant by some invading agent. These agents are typically referred to as
plant pathogens and include viruses, bacteria, fungi, and algae. Government agricultural
department of district routinely handle outbreaks of plant diseases and infestations through
regular monitoring and pest surveillance in the district. They give training to the farmers
regarding curative and preventive measures taken in respect to mitigate such diseases. Major
plant species in the district are Sugarcane, wheat, jawar, rice, mustard, vegetables, moong, etc.
most common disease in plant in the district are shown in table.
Table: 15 List of Disease in plant in District
Most Common Disease in Plant
Kharif crops & disease 1) Disease of Paddy
2) Disease of Sugarcane

Kharif crops & disease 1) Disease of Paddy
2) Disease of Sugarcane
Rabi Crops & disease
1) Disease of Wheat
2) Disease of Gram
3) Disease of Mustard

 ANIMAL DISEASES
Animal disease can be classified into non-infectious, infectious, and parasitic disease and can
spread from animal to animal and from animal to human. Animal disease is primarily a
concern for farmers who often suffer severe economic impacts as a result of such a hazard.
Nonetheless, the potential for cross-species contamination means that there is a significant
health concern for human populations. Most common animal disease in the district is Mastitis,
Non-specific fever (bacterial /Viral) and season specific diseases in the animals are
H.S.F.M.D, Hypophosphatemia, parasitic diseases.
Table: 16 Species wise diseases in the district are:
Species Diseases Diseases
Cow & Buffaloes H.S, F.M.D, Trypanosomiasis

Pigs Swine fever
Sheep/Goat Enterotoxaemia, sheep-ox, PPR
Poultry Parasitic disease, Fowl Typhoid, Choric

Respiratory
disease
Consequences of Losses in the Animal Husbandry Sector
Be it animal disease or a natural disaster, the consequences of loss of livestock in large

numbers are predictable. These are primarily:
 Food scarcity due to shortage of animal origin food, e.g., milk, meat and eggs.
 Economic crisis due to escalation of food prices (the value of milk output in India is
Equal to the combined value of paddy and wheat produced).
 Environmental contamination leading to epidemics due to massive animal mortality.
 Loss of valuable germ-plasm and biodiversity.
 Loss of employment starting from primary producers, down the food processing and
Marketing chain.

 Loss of traction power, shortage of manure.
 Emotional shock to animal owners
Table 17 Important Contact Numbers with Nodal Officers and Designation
Sr No Name Degination Ph No
1 Dr. Surinder Kumar Civil Surgeon, Ferozepur 01632 - 245173,
Mob:9814746171
2 Dr Sonia , Health Officer, District Health Officer, 01632 - 245173,

Ferozepur Mob:9888380137
3 Dr. Bhupinder Pal Singh, Asst. DDAH, Ferozepur 94173-91691
4 Dr.Hoshiar Singh Veterinary Inspector 9855066199

Officer, Ferozepur
 List of Private Practitioners in Disaster Management

District. Ferozepur
1. Anil Baghi Hospital, Ferozepur City, 01632-220555

2. Dhir Hospital, Ferozepur City,01632-221404
3. Guru Ram Dass Hospital, Ferozepur City, 9814222755
4. Dhillon Hospital, Ferozepur Cantt, 01632-244911
5. Railway Hospital, Ferozepur Cantt, 01632-242691
6. Francis Newton Hospital, Ferozepur Cantt, 01632-244423
7. Cantonment Board Hospital, Ferozepur Cantt, 01632-224433
 List of hospital Tehsil Level
Sub-Division Hospital-Zira
1. Oshan Hospital, Zira, 98151-60152

2. Garg Hospital, Zira, 9855-204249
3. Khanna Hospital, Zira, 94173-18784
 Sub Tehsil Guru har sahai
H.K.L Nursing Home, Guruhar sahai- 01685-231340
Aggarwal nursing Home, Guruhar sahai- 01685-231156 Aastha Hospital, GHS-

01685231666

 List of Hospital Sub-Tehsil level
Tehsil- Mamdot
1. Wadhwa Hospital, Mamdot, 94176-66404

2. Narula Hospital, Mamdot, 98142-04132
5. Road Accident:-
Road Accident is a major killer and takes place without warning. Rate on road accidents, are
ported indicate that 70% of road accidents, areas from drivers negligence. Some other
reasons are poor road condition, heavy traffic; poor vehicle maintenance possible impacts of
accident of individuals are loss of life, Trauma Care & burns.
Table 18:-Road Accidents in Ferozepur District (2001-11):-
Head of 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Crime
Total 90 88 118 102 126 128 144 148 160 171 166
Case
Total 70 59 91 85 89 90 91 91 110 110 98
Fatal
Cases
Total 19 29 27 17 37 36 53 57 50 67 68
Non-
fatal
Case
Total 79 71 108 98 102 103 97 103 135 118 118
Killed
Person
Total 32 44 35 29 49 48 56 81 98 81 82
Injured
Person
Source: SSP Office, Ferozepur
According to table in 2016 there were 171 total cases of road accident registered in the
district and in which 118 persons were killed, 81 were injured, 110 fatal and 67 non-fatal
cases in year 2016. Year 2016 recorded highest no of road accidents in the district from last
10 year. In 2017 also recorded second highest no of road accidents in the district. In 2017
there were 166 total cases recorded in the district, 118 persons were killed, 82 persons were
injured, total no of fatal (98) and non fatal cases (68) were recorded in the district.
6. War:-
Punjab has 553 KM long International border with Pakistan with 4 districts of Amritsar,
Ferozepur (Fazilka is separated and become another district of Punjab), Tarn Taran (this
district was created in April 2006) and Gurdaspur abutting the International boarder. The
following 19 blocks (Attari block included in 2010-11) with area of 6369.82 sq.km are being
covered under Border Area in Punjab:-
Gurdaspur Kalanaur, Dera Baba Nanak, Narot Jaimal Singh, Bamial, Dina Nagar,
Dorangla, Gurdaspur.
Amritsar Ajnala, Chogawan and Attari
Tarn-Taran Gandiwind, Bhikhiwind and Valtoha
Ferozepur Ferozepur, Guru Harsahai, Khuian Sarvar & Mamdot
Problem:-
o The border district have suffered a lot and lagged behind due to their proximity to the
order, 3 wars with Pakistan and long spell of cross border terrorism.
o Farmers living in border areas face acute hardships as they cannot cultivate tall crops.
The problems are compounded by inadequate accessing facilities to the farmers after
the erection of fencing along with international border.
o Rivers Ravi and Sutlej and numbers of choes and distributaries are passing through the
border districts of Gurdaspur and Ferozepur respectively causing damage to the crops
particularly during the rainy season.
o Border area lack basic amenities of Education, Health, Sanitation, transportation and
roads etc. The lack of environment for development of industries and marketing
infrastructure has further accentuated the problems of the local population.
Conclusion:-
In the end we can say the vulnerability assessment of the district is very high. Ferozepur
district is vulnerable from many natural and man-made disasters like flood, earthquake,
hailstorm, fire, road accident, war etc. Most of the area especially rural area is highly affected
to flood at the time of monsoon. In urban area most of the area is highly vulnerable from fire
and earthquake because of bad condition of buildings, narrow streets, the main reasons behind
the vulnerability of the district
o Lack of awareness
o Lack of preparedness planning
o Living standard of the peoples
o Unplanned buildings in the district

Chapter-4 Institutional Mechanism for Disaster Management
4.1 Institutional Mechanism for Disaster Management
Although the primary responsibility of disaster management is of the State Governments, the
Central Government plays a key role in providing financial and logistic help to the states in
tackling both natural and human induced disasters. Till the recent past, India had an entirely
different mechanism for disaster management.
Management of disasters at
various levels in India
National Nodal Ministries
Relief & Rehabilitation Department/

State
Department of Disaster Management
District Office of the District Magistrate
Block Office of the panchayat samiti
Village Disaster Management

Village
Committee
Figure 11:- Disaster Management at Various levels in India
4.2 State Disaster Management Authority:-
Along with other states in India, Punjab has constituted the State Disaster Management
Authority (SDMA) under the chairmanship of Lt. Governor of Punjab and the Chief Minister
and Ministers of relevant Departments as members. The Department of Revenue has been
identifies as nodal department to tackle disasters in the Punjab State.

 State Working Groups:-
A couple of working groups are constituted in state level in line with the national set up. These
working groups are given with particular responsibilities and they are the core group of such
factions. Besides, there is an Emergency operation Centre at the state level to coordinate and
perform disaster management activities in a disaster situation as well as in the preparatory
stage. In state level the divisional commissioner act as the Incident Commander for the entire
National Capital Territory of Punjab.
Figure 12:- State Working Group

4.3 District Level Mechanism in Ferozepur:-
The disaster management will be more effective and sustainable if it is institutionalized. For
this purpose Government of India has already passed Disaster Management Act on 23rd
December, 2005, where it is clearly outlined that a District Disaster Management Authority,
Which is apex body, to be formed at the district level. There are seven members included in
this authority. It acts as the district planning, co-coordinating and implementing body for
disaster management in the district.
District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA):-

Table 19:-Members of DDMA:-
Sr.No. Designation DDMA
1 Deputy Commissioner Chairperson
2 Chairperson Zilaparishad Co-Chairperson

3. President of Mayor of the ULB at District Co-Chairperson
Headquarters
4. Additional Deputy Commissioner(G) Chief Executive Officer
5. Chief Medical Officer Member
6. Senior Superintendent of Police Member

7. S.E., P.W.D. Member
8. District Food Supplies and Controller Member

Figure 13:- DDMA Structure
The District Disaster Management Authority shall act as the district planning; coordinating
and implementing body for disaster management and take all measures for the purposes of
disaster management in the district in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the
National Authority and the State Authority.
 District Disaster Management Authority should:-
o Prepare a disaster management plan including district response plan for the district
o Give directions to different authorities at the district level and local authorities to take
such other measures for the prevention or mitigation of disasters as may be necessary;
o Lay down guidelines for prevention of disaster management plans by the department of
the Government at the districts level and local authorities in the district;
o Monitor the implementation of disaster management plans prepared by the
Departments of the Government at the district level;
o Review the state of capabilities for responding to any disaster or threatening disaster
situation in the district and give directions to the relevant departments or authorities at
the district level for their up gradation as may be necessary;
o Organise and coordinate specialised training programmes for different levels of
officers, employees and voluntary rescue workers in the district;
o Facilitate community training and awareness programmes for prevention of disaster or
mitigation with the support of local authorities, governmental and nongovernmental
organisations;
o Set up, maintain, review and upgrade the mechanism for early warnings and
dissemination of proper information to public;
o Prepare, review and update district level response plan and guidelines;
o Coordinate response to any threatening disaster situation or disaster;
o Ensure that the Departments of the Government at the district level and the local
authorities prepare their response plans in accordance with the district response plan;
o Advise, assist and coordinate the activities of the Departments of the Government at
the district level, statutory bodies and other governmental and nongovernmental
organisations in the district engaged in the disaster management;

o Coordinate with, and give guidelines to, local authorities in the district to ensure that
measures for the prevention or mitigation of threatening disaster situation or disaster in
the district are carried out promptly and effectively;
o Provide necessary technical assistance or give advice to the local authorities in the
district for carrying out their functions;
o Review development plans prepared by the Departments of the Government at the
district level, statutory authorities or local authorities with a view to make necessary
provisions therein for prevention of disaster or mitigation;
4.4 District Disaster Management Committee-Ferozepur:-
District Disaster Management Committee is the high-powered committee at District level to

look after disaster management and emergency response. This high- powered committee is
chaired by the Deputy Commissioner (Ferozepur) with all Policy Makers from the
District/Nodal Officer of each line department/ADM (Ferozepur)/SDMs and nodal officers
from various Organizations as its members. ADM (Ferozepur) is the convener of District
Disaster Management Committee (DDMC).
Table 20:-Members of district Disaster Management Committee (DDMC)
S.NO DESIGNATION DDMC
1 DEPUTY COMMISSIONER CHAIRPERSON

2 CHAIRPERSON ZILA PARISHAD CO-CHAIRPERSON
3. ADDITIONAL DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (G) CHIEF EXECUTIVE
OFFICER
4. ADDL. DEPUTY COMMISSIONER (D) MEMBER
5. DISTRICT REVENUE OFFICER-CUM-FLOOD MEMBER
CONTROL OFFICER
6. D.D.P.O. MEMBER
7. COMMISSIONER, MUNICIPAL CORPORATION MEMBER
8. EXECUTIVE MAGISTRATE MEMBER
9. DEPUTY DIRECTOR, LOCAL GOVT. MEMBER
10. SENIOR SUPREINTENDENT OF POLICE MEMBER
11. DISTRICT TRANSPORT OFFICER MEMBER
12. CIVIL SURGEON, FEROZEPUR MEMBER
13. DISTRICT MEDICAL OFFICER(DMO) MEMBER
14. DIVISONAL FIRE OFFICER(MC) MEMBER
15. DISTRICT PUBLIC RELATION OFFICER MEMBER
16. DISTRICT INFORMATION OFFICER MEMBER

17. SENIOR TOWN PLANNER,MC MEMBER
18 DISTRICT TOWN PLANNER MEMBER
19. THE SENIOR TOWN PLANNER,T & CP MEMBER
20. CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR,FEROZEPUR MEMBER
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
21. ASSISTANT CHIEF ADMINISTRATOR,PUDA MEMBER
22. SUPERINTENDENTING ENGINEER(SE)PUDA MEMBER
23. SUPERINTENDENTING ENGINEER(SE),PWD MEMBER
24. SUB DIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE,FEROZEPUR MEMBER
25. SUB DIVISIONAL MAGISTRATE,GURUHARSAHAI MEMBER
26. SUB DIVISONAL MAGISTRATE, ZIRA MEMBER
27. SUB DIVISONAL MAGISTRATE, MAKHU MEMBER
28 SUPERINTENDENTING ENGINEER(SE), B&R, (MC) MEMBER
29. DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER(SECONDARY) MEMBER
30. DISTRICT EDUCATION OFFICER(PRIMARY) MEMBER
31. DISTRICT COMMANDANT, PUNJAB HOME GUARDS MEMBER
& CIVIL DEFENSE
32. SECY. OF RED CROSS, DISTRICT RED CROSS MEMBER
OFFICE
33. COMMANDANT OF NCC , FEROZEPUR MEMBER
34. EXECUTIVE OFFICER, CONTROL BOARD MEMBER
35. SUPERINTENDENTING ENGINEER (SE), PUBLIC MEMBER
HEALTH SYSTEM CORPORATION
36. GENERAL MANAGER OF TELECOMMUNICATION MEMBER
37. CHEIF ENGINEER, PUNJAB STATE ELECTRICITY MEMBER
BOARD, FEROZEPUR
38. DEPUTY DIRECTOR , DISTRICT FOOD & CIVIL MEMBER
SUPPLIES CORPORATION, FEROZEPUR
39. GENERAL MANAGER, DISTRICT INDUSTRIES MEMBER
CENTER, FEROZEPUR
40. SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER (SE), MANDI BOARD, MEMBER
FEROZEPUR
41. SUB AREA COMMANDER, ARMY FEROZEPUR MEMBER
CANTT.
42. DIG, BORDER SECURITY FORCE MEMBER
43. DIG, CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE MEMBER
44. ANY OTHER MEMBER TO BE DECIDED BY THE MEMBER
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER
45. OFFICERS, DISASTER MANAGEMENT CELL, MEMBER

 Following the list of activities to be taken up by the DDMC:-
o Act as a source of information for flood safety as well as flood loss reduction
measures.
o Review flood related hazards and risks in the city.
o Prepare recommendations to identify and mitigate the risks.
o Help in co-ordination of the activities at all levels.
o Prioritize recommendations and adoptions of suitable policies as part of loss-reduction
measures enforce legislations for registration and regulation of builders, promoters
and real estate developers for creation of safe habitat.
o Review the progress (as per the work plan) in implementing the programme and
mainstreaming various initiatives on earthquake vulnerability reduction project in the
city.
o The DDMC will call in the working groups every quarter to review the progress of the
project. The quarterly update will be shared with the chief secretary of Punjab, who in
turn will share it with the joint secretary, Disaster Management, Ministry of Home
Affairs.
DC
District DMC
District DM Cell
District ESF District Task Force
District EOC
TL 1 C-1
TL 2 C-2 C-3
TL 3 C-4
TL 13
DC : Deputy Commissioner ESF : Emergency Support Function

DMC : Disaster Management Cell EOC : Emergency Operation Centre
DM : Disaster Management TL : Team Leader, ESF
C : Convener, Task Force
Figure 14:-Proposed Framework for DDMC, TASKFORCE & ESF:-

The Chairperson- DDMC will call the conveners of each task force and the team leaders of
each emergency support function every quarter to review the progress of the project. The
quarterly update will be shared with the chief secretary and the relief commissioner of the
state who in turn will share it with joint Secretary Disaster Management, Ministry of Home
Affairs.
The DDMC came into currency because of the frequent occurrence of disasters in the district.
The primary aim of the committee is to have proper coordination among all the line
departments. The Deputy Commissioner is the chairman of the DDMC and the district level
response is coordinated under his guidance.
The DDMC exists to assist the Deputy Commissioner:-
o Reviewing the threats of disaster.

o Analysing the vulnerability of the district to such disasters.
o Evaluating the preparedness.
o Considering suggestions for the improvement of the District Disaster
Management Plan.
4.5 Sub-Divisional Disaster Management Committees:-
Table 21:-Sub-divisional disaster management committees (FEROZEPUR):-
SR.NO. DESIGNATION PHONE NUMBERS

OFFICE RESIDENCE
SUB DIVISION, FEROZEPUR
1. SUB DIVISIONAL CHAIRPERSON 01632-244008, 01632-244006

MAGISTRATE MB.NO.9958391722
2. TEHSILDAR, MEMBER 01632

FEROZEPUR 244019, 9781700067
3. NAIB TEHSILDAR, MEMBER 01632-244019
FEROZEPUR 9814752350
4. B.D. &.P.O., MEMBER 01632-220004
FEROZEPUR 9815811366

Table 22:-Sub-Divisional Disaster Management Committees (ZIRA)

OFFICE RESIDENCE
SUB DIVISION, ZIRA
1. SUB DIVISIONAL CHAIRPERSON 01682-

MAGISTRATE 250117
9646416430
2. TEHSILDAR MEMBER 01682-
250169,
9814038330
3. NAIB TEHSILDAR, ZIRA MEMBER 01682-

250169
9780200015
4. B.D. &.P.O., ZIRA MEMBER 01682-
250525
9803657894
Table 23:-Sub-divisional Disaster management committees (Guruharsahai):-

OFFICE RESIDENCE
SUB DIVISION, MAKHU
1. SUB DIVISIONAL CHAIRPERSON 01685-231010

MAGISTRATE, GHS 9815711006
2. TEHSILDAR, GHS MEMBER 01685-231010

9646240036
3. NAIB TEHSILDAR, MEMBER 01685-230010
GHS 9646880001
4. B.D. &.P.O., GHS MEMBER 01685-230049
7009019161

4.6 District Crisis Management Group:-
In District Ferozepur a Crisis Management Group (CMG) has been functioning as core group
to take emergency decisions in disaster situations. This group convenes emergency meetings
only and when there is an emergency situation in the district. In normal condition the District
Crisis Management Group (CMG) is expected to meet biannually to assess the situation where
as in case of disasters it has to meet frequently with the following functions:
o To take stoke of the situation.
o Assist the Deputy Commissioner cum Incident Commander to take appropriate
decision in managing the disaster.
o Deciding the way of immediate operation in disaster relief and rehabilitation works.
o Any other as per the need of the time.
Table 24:- Crisis Management Group of District, Ferozepur
Sr.No. Original Member Designation Phone No’s (O) (R)

1 Deputy Commissioner Chairman 01632-244008 01632-244006
98153-04213
2 Additional District Convener 01632-244073 01632-244069
Commissioner(G) 85560-03530
3 Member of Parliament of Member
Ferozepur District
4 Chairman of the District Member
Development Committee
5 Senior Superintendent of Member 01632-244049 01632-244023
Police 98765-16004
6 Disaster Management Cell Reporting 9464492018
Secretary
4.7 Block Disaster Management Committee (BDMC):-
At Block Level, every Block in the district should have a Block Disaster Management
Committee headed by Block Development Project Officer. As said above all line departments
at block level are its members.
BDMC includes panchayati raj institutions, municipalities, a district board, cantonment
board, town planning authority or Zila-Parishad or any other body or authority, by whatever
name called, for the time being invested by law, for rendering essential services or, with the
control and management of civic services, within a specified local area. BDMC will make
block disaster preparedness and mitigation plan.

4.8 Village Disaster Management Committee (VDMC):-
At village level, there should be Disaster Management Committees, chaired by the elected
representatives like Sarpanch at Village level, Panchayat Samiti Chairperson at Block Level
and Zila Parishad President as co-chairman at the District Level.
VDMC taking into consideration disaster at grass root level would act locally supposed to
report and take assistance with Block DM Committee. Consequently Block DM Committee
would acknowledge to District DM Committee. District DM Committee will facilitate to
react accordingly below level committee and share the experiences and demand fund with
State Disaster Management Committee. VDMC will make block disaster preparedness and
mitigation plan.
4.9 Role of Armed Forces and Police Forces during Disaster:
The military forces or defense forces or armed forces play a very important role during
disaster situation and also in the post-disaster scenario. Their main assets are: discipline,
training, professionalism, specialized equipment, resources and above all a minimum
response time. Generally, they are called upon to manage the following tasks:
i. Evacuation
ii. Maintenance of essential services
iii. Distributing of essential supplies in remove and marooned areas.
iv. Transport of relief material
v. Medical aid
vi. Management of relief camps
Table: 25 List of different Agencies at District Level with name & Contact No
Sr Agency Name Contact No Available Equipment

No
1 143 Bn BSF,K.M.S. Boats: 30, Life Jackets:110

Wala
2 137 Bn BSF, Mamdot 01632-265012-017 Speed Boat:01,Naka Boat: 11,

Country Boat:3, Life Jackets:70,
Life bouy: 09
3 HQ 7 Infantry 01632- White Boat with OBM Engine:
Divisi0on (Army) 242428,242429 04,Life Jackets: 20
4 NDRF 7 BN, 0164- Boats: 52 (26 Motor Boats),

Bathinda 2246193,2246570 Life Jackets: 1000,

 Special Role of Air Force:
During emergencies for heavy troop movement be it Army Personnel or paramilitary forces -
the Transport wing of Air Force is called in a big way, the helicopters of Air Force are used
for survey and cropping of food packets together with rescuing of stranded people, especially
in flood situations. Air Force also has the responsibility of VIP/VVIP movement.
Standard Operating Procedure for Superintended ofArmed Force:-
o Preparedness:
 Update the district administration (CHAIRMAN) about the manpower

available at all the levels on the monthly basis.
 Information regarding the number of personnel available on a short notice
should be accurate and given to the district administration.
 Inform the district administration about the time required for the force to
reach various identified disaster prone areas in the district.
 Conduct mock drills and training sessions for the police force.
 The force should be aware of safe places where people could be evacuated
after disaster.
 Prepare emergency contact people list with working phone numbers and
addresses of your department.
 Keep handy resources like ropes, torches and knives in the control room or
head office of your department
o Response:
 Undertake the search and rescue operation at the site of disaster.

 Evacuate people to safe places.
 Manage the traffic after the disaster.
 Inform the District Administration if any more help is required in terms of
personnel or resources; raise early warning to mitigate the impact of disaster as
much as possible.
 Provide helicopter or boat whenever needed for rescue and search operations
(mainly of army /IAF).
 Maintain vigils over structures and embankments

 Role of Police during Disaster:
No defined role of Police in Disaster Management. Police is always first to reach the site of
disaster
 To provide security and maintain law and order at disaster location.
 To prevent commission of cognizable offences against life, property and public

tranquility
 ADVANTAGES OF POLICE SYSTEM IN DISASTER MANAGEMENT
 Well developed Communication System

 Wider Reach : Every village covered
 Familiarity with Local Terrain & Area
 Developed countries mostly have built their Disaster Response Capabilities at Local
County/ Distt. Level
 Awareness about People’s Sensitivities
 Role of Police before disaster-Prevention and Preparedness phase
 Emergency Traffic Plan

 Detail communication Plan
 Identification of Building
 Resource Mapping
 Role of police during disaster-Emergency response phase
 Prevention of commission of cognizable offences including all offences against

property, human body and public tranquility:-
 Security during Relief distributions/ Relief management:-
 Isolate disaster sites and control site access for safety of victims, general public and
efficiency of incident operation
 Camp management
 Emergency transportation and Traffic Regulation
 Media management
 VIP Security & Crowd Management

Chapter-5
Preparedness and Mitigation Plan
5.1 Disaster Preparedness at District level:
Disaster Preparedness is very important step at district level. Ferozepur district is highly prone
from various types of natural and man-made disasters. So that preparedness planning is very
important step for Ferozepur district. Disaster preparedness refers to measures taken to
prepare for and reduce the effects of disasters in the Ferozepur district. That is, to predict
and—where possible—prevent them, mitigate their impact on vulnerable populations, and
respond to and effectively cope with their consequences. Disaster preparedness is best viewed
from a broad perspective and is more appropriately conceived of as a goal, rather than as a
specialised programme or stage that immediately precedes disaster response. Disaster
preparedness is a continuous and integrated process resulting from a wide range of activities
and resources rather than from a distinct sectoral activity by itself. It requires the
contributions of many different areas—ranging from training and logistics, to health care to
institutional development.
5.2 Disaster preparedness measures at district level:
Disaster preparedness, as already stated, is a broad concept that describes a set of measures
that minimises the adverse effects of a hazard including loss of life and property and
disruption of livelihoods. Disaster preparedness is achieved partially through readiness
measures that expedite emergency response, rehabilitation and recovery and result in rapid,
timely and targeted assistance. It is also achieved through community-based approaches and
activities that build the capacities of people and communities to cope with and minimize the
effects of a disaster on their lives.
A comprehensive disaster preparedness strategy would therefore include the following
Elements:
1. Hazard, risk and vulnerability assessments:
2. Response mechanisms and strategies:
3. Preparedness Planning
4. Information Management
5. Early Warning Systems:
6. Public education, awareness, training and rehearsals:

Figure 15:-Awareness, Training and Rehearsals regarding Earthquake conducted by
NDMA, NDRF in Ferozepur

5.3 Administrative preparedness for different hazards:-
 Early warning dissemination:-

PREPAREDNESS RESPONSIBILITY
• Setting up and Manning of Control Room • All District level officials.
round the clock. • All SDMs.
• Assignment of duties to the District level • All Tehsildars.
officials and SDMs/Tehsildars/BDOs • All BDOs.
• Arrangement of vehicle and sound system • Leading NGOs.
for information dissemination.
• NGO coordination and assignment of duty.
• Proper record keeping and transmission of
Information to all the levels.
• Holding of Natural calamity meeting.
• Ensure functioning of warning &
Communication systems.
• Create awareness with the target groups.
• Ensure Mock drill
 Evacuation:-
• To warn people about the impending danger • All SDMs.
& to leave for safer places • All Tehsildars.
• All BDOs
 Search and rescue:-
• Development of Police/Fire Brigade for • Police
search and rescue • Fire Brigade.
• Co-ordination with the NCC/NSS/ Civil • SDMs. Leading NGO.
Defence/ etc. for rescue work • Tehsildars.
• Ensure availability of the rescue materials. • BDOs.
• Prepare inventory of shelter places and map • NGOs
indicating the shelter centres. • Programme Co-ordinators of NSS/NCC/.
• Provide & arrange Rescue kit at risk areas

 Medical aid:
•Stock piling of Life saving drugs/ORS • Councillors
Packets/Halogen tablets. • CMO
• Treatment of the injured persons and • CAHO/DSHO
transmission of reports to the injured to • BMO
hospitals. • OC Animal and Sheep
• Awareness messages to stop the outbreak of Husbandry at Block level
Epidemics. •MEDICAL OFFICERS OF
• Disease surveillance and transmission of PHCs
reports to the higher authorities on a daily • Leading NGOs
basis. • Village Nambardars
• Constitute mobile teams and visit the worst
affected areas.
• Disinfection of Drinking water sources.
• Identification of site operation camps.
• To obtain/transmit information on natural
Calamities to District Control Room.
• Advance inoculation programme in the
flood.
• Arrangement of fodder/medicines for the
animals.
 Shelter management:
• Identification of Shelter/Temporary shelter • SDMs.
in high elevated places and arrangement of • Tehsildars
tents etc. • BDOs
• Arrangement of Food/Drinking • Medical Officers
water/Medicine in the shelter place. • Paramilitary Forces
• Person’s allocation for each shelter. • Police
• Arrangement of transportation. • Religious Org
• Arrangement for safe shelter for animals.
• Providing the lighting facilities for shelter
places
• Deployment of Police Personal
• Temporary supply of safe drinking water.

 Emergency relief/free kitchen operation:-
•Deployment of vehicle. • SDMs
• Procurement and transportation of Relief materials • Tehsildars
to affected pockets/areas. • BDOs
• Arrangement of free kitchen in the shelter camps • Medical Officers
& affected areas. • Paramilitary Forces
• Assigning responsibilities to officials for • Police.
distribution of emergent relief of free kitchen. • Religious Organisations
•Coordinating with the NGOs/Other voluntary • Leading NGO
organizations PSU/UNDO/REDCROSS./
 Health and sanitation response structure:
• List of the Medical staff members with contact • CMO
address/telephone number. • CAHO/DSHO
• Stock position of medicines at • SDMs.
District/Subdivision/PHC/CHC/AWC. • BMO
• Plan and indent position of stock. • Tehsildars.
• Trained voluntary staffs/task forces/Anganwadi • BDOs
workers on use and providing min.Health services to • Medical Officers
the • Paramilitary Forces.
Community. • Police.
• Arrangement of Mobile Health unit for • RTO/District Garages
inaccessible pockets/Health awareness campaign.
• Stock position for medicine for animals..
• Disinfectant for purification of water.
 Infrastructure restoration:
• Formation of task force with equipments. • SE PWD
• Assigning responsibilities for areas. • Police.
• Emergency cleaning of debris to enable • EE, Mechanical Division.
reconnaissance. • All line departments
• Coordinate road-cleaning activities to assist local •All Tehsildar.
relief week. •All BDOs.
• Begin clearing road, assemble causal labour provide
a work team carrying emergency tool kits.
• Towing vehicle, Earth moving equipment

5.4 Disaster Mitigation:-
 Disaster wise mitigation measures may be taken as follows:
A. Floods:-
Flooding frequency is quite frequent in many areas in district Ferozepur. Strict enforcement of
flood zone regulations need to done to prevent constructions of any type within 200 m of the
Riverbanks of Sutlej. Community awareness should be built up so that people respond
effectively to the flooding. Persons living in the low lying parts of floodplains, areas below
unsafe dams are vulnerable to flood hazards. Infrastructural elements at particular risk are
utilities such as sewer systems, power and water supplies, and machinery belonging to
industry and communications, livestock, agricultural fields etc. Some aspects of flood
planning and response are:-
o Issuing warnings at the local levels.

o Best implementation method to control the flood.
o Most appropriate location to install the facilities.
o Most suitable size for the facilities.
o Participating in flood fighting by organizing work parties to repair.
o Facilitating agricultural recovery.
o Planning emergency supplies of flood and clean drinking water in district.
o To conduct trainings on search and rescue for disaster rescue force.
Main Mitigation Strategies:
o Mapping of flood prone areas is primary step to reduce risk of region. Historical
record indicates the flood prone area indication. Warning system issued into earlier
heights of water level.
o The map is prepared with data input of past climate logical records, history of rainfall,
frequency of flooding etc.
o In are where people have built there settlements, measures should e taken to relocate
better site to reduce vulnerability. No high building developed in flooding area.
o Construction of engineered structures in flood plains and strengthening of structures to
withstand flood forces and seepage.
o Structural measures include flood embankments, drainage channels, anti- erosion
works etc. And non- structural measures include disaster preparedness
B. Road Accidents:
o Setting up of a Highway Safety Patrol along the Ferozepur-Moga highway, which will
be a specialized division of the highway police to tackle road accidents.
o Provision of full time trained fire brigade personnel in at least all the municipalities.

o Provision of adequate signboards, speed breakers and guard stones near the accident
prone spots.
o Some hospitals should be upgraded with X-ray machines, blood bank and surgical
facilities.
o If necessary, bypasses should be constructed wherever the highway passes through
densely populated localities.
o The risk at the accident-prone spots must be minimized by adequate construction etc.
C. Epidemic:
The Health Department and veterinary Department are the nodal agency
responsible for monitoring and control of epidemics. Mitigation measures for control of
epidemics would include:–
o Identification of areas prone to certain epidemics must be updated to access field

requirements (by CMO).
o Testing laboratories in district hospital must be well equipped and updated (by
CMO).
o Regular flow of data from both govt. establishment and NGOs run hospitals.
Analysing and collating the data at regular intervals to access epidemiological
Monitoring requirements (by CMO).
o Awareness campaign to the PRI members and the villagers about various kinds of
disease and their causes that are prevalent in the area (by CMO).
D. Fire:-
The following mitigation measures may be taken up to contain fire accident:
o Installation of fire extinguisher cylinders in all institutions (by concerned institute).

o Construction of fire hydrant in fire prone areas (by PHED/Police/DA).
o Installation of fire warning systems in community facilities such as in school and
hospitals (by concerned institute).
o No attachment of thatch houses in govt. buildings (by DA).
o Awareness about the causes of fire accident in rural areas and motivate the
villagers to construct their houses at sufficient distance from one another (by DA)

Chapter-6
Standard Operating Procedures
6.1 Standard operating procedures:-
The Standard Operating Procedures are the steps prepared in concise form as a response to
any kind of disaster. It suggests the sequence of actions to be taken by different departments
in the central/state/district level. Therefore, it recommends an institutional mechanism in
explicit terms for any disasters with the state/district level administrations functioning on a
cause based mechanism.
6.2 Standard Operating Procedure for Deputy Commissioner/DRO/Chairman:-
o Preparedness:
 The Chairman has the responsibility to update the plan continually to make it
effective and implementable.
 Do capacity analysis of the region.
 Control Room Set up and assignment of control room duty.
 Discuss the relief material rates and negotiate with different vendors. Also
maintain a record of all the purchases that has been made.
 Make a plan to transport relief material to disaster sites and different hazard
prone areas.
 Make evacuation plan after discussing with different departments like fire
brigade, police etc.
 Identify Air Dropping Zone with the help of Army. Make a list of villages
where air dropping may be needed.
 List of all emergency phone numbers and contact persons.
 See that there is a regular updation of list of resources and man power.
 Coordinate between different departments.
 Discuss and make the contingency plans for all the departments involved.
 Make checklist for all the departments for regular updating of resources.
 List of temporary shelters and transits.
o Response:
 Should get information from early warning system.

 Deploy the emergency responder.
 Alert all the district officials.
 Alert the public using media and other like radio.
 Coordinate between all the departments.
 In case of emergency, call emergency arm force.

 Inform the state government about the status of disaster and response towards
the same.
 In case of delay of response from any department, enquire about the status and
reason for the inappropriate action.
 In case of situations going out of hand or getting worse, give orders to
implement contingency plans.
 Look at the distribution of relief materials.
 In case of failure of relief processes, give orders in order to mitigate the
disaster to the maximum possible limits.
 Give report on the loss of human, property/resources and animals to the state
government.
 Give report on the relief distribution to the affected region.
6.3 Standard Operating Procedure for Superintended of Police/Army:-
o Preparedness:
 Update the district administration (CHAIRMAN) about the manpower

available at all the levels on the monthly basis.
 Information regarding the number of personnel available on a short notice
should be accurate and given to the district administration.
 Inform the district administration about the time required for the force to
reach various identified disaster prone areas in the district.
 Conduct mock drills and training sessions for the police force.
 The force should be aware of safe places where people could be evacuated
after disaster.
 Prepare emergency contact people list with working phone numbers and
addresses of your department.
 Keep handy resources like ropes, torches and knives in the control room or
head office of your department
o Response:
 Undertake the search and rescue operation at the site of disaster.

 Evacuate people to safe places.
 Manage the traffic after the disaster.
 Inform the District Administration if any more help is required in terms of
personnel or resources; raise early warning to mitigate the impact of disaster as
much as possible.
 Provide helicopter or boat whenever needed for rescue and search operations
(mainly of army /IAF).
 Maintain vigils over structures and embankments.

6.4 Standard Operating Procedure for Chief Medical Officer (CMO):-
o Preparedness:
 Updated list of officials of his department working at different

institution/locations.
 List of the medicines in stock which could be used in case of any disaster.
 Replenishment of all the medicines and life saving drugs so that at the time
of disaster, there is sufficient medicine in stock.
 List of all the emergency contact people with working phone numbers and
addresses.
 List of blood banks, government hospitals and mortuary with phone numbers
and name of contact persons.
 Number of paramedical teams under him with their contact information.
 Number of ambulances and mobile vans under him.
 Number of vet nary doctors under him.
 All the above mentioned lists / information should be provided to district
administration (Chairman) on monthly/quarterly basis (as per decided).
o Response:
 Deploy paramedical staff, doctors, medicine and other medical

instruments/equipments at the site of disaster.
 Plan the setup of relief camp near the site to treat the serious patients.
 Provide first aid and clinical services.
 If necessary, set up a triage.
 Provide trauma care and arrange for orthopaedic surgeries.
 Maintain the blood supply and monitor health situation.
 Organise mass vaccination and immunization.
 Undertake vaccination of cattle (Animal Husbandry Officer)
 Raise early alarm to administration if additional resources like medicines etc
are required so that the same could be arranged as soon as possible.
 Give report on casualty and resources utilised.
6.5 Standard Operating Procedure for District Food & Supplies Controller:-
o Preparedness:
 Gather information of the stock available in different godowns of the district.

 Provide information to the district administration regarding the amount of food
that could be provided at a short notice.
 Give the list of godowns with the contact information of the concerned person
to the district administration.

 Make sure that a minimum threshold of food is always maintained in the
godowns.
 The cleanliness and sanitation of food is responsibility of the godown owner as
well as the controller.
 Inform district administration about the time required to reach the identified
disaster prone areas/sites.
 List of petrol pumps/dealers.
 List of traders dealing with temporary shelter materials.
o Response:
 Release the food and other commodities supply from the nearest godown from
the site of disaster
 Assist in the food distribution program at disaster site.
 Raise early warning if there is deficiency of food or other commodity.
6.6 Standard Operating Procedure for Superintended Engineer (I & PH) :-
o Preparedness:
 Maintenance and repair of all the irrigation channels and dams in the district.
Maintenance and repair of the water storage tanks.
 Ensuring the cleanliness/ chlorination of all the sources of water in the district.
 Should have proper tanks to store the drinking water.
 List of the man power under him which could be deployed at a short
notice.
 List of all the resources and water storage tanks under him.
 Providing this information to the district administration on the
Monthly/quarterly basis (As per discussion).
o Response:
 Release of drinking water tankers at the disaster site.

 Assist in the distribution of drinking water.
 Raise early alarm if the resources are not sufficient.
 Construction of temporary embankment to stop the flood water.
 Ensure that the drinking water pipelines are restored as soon as possible after
the disaster.
 Report the resources used in the relief program and casualty of man power in
the process.

6.7 Standard Operating Procedure for Superintended Engineer (PWD & PSEB):-
o Preparedness:
 List of the manpower under him at all levels.

 List of the resources (machinery and material) available with him.
 Providing this information to the district administration on monthly/quarterly
basis (as per the discussion)
 Make plan for evacuation of people in case of emergency.
 Should have evacuation plan for the identified disaster sites.
o Response:
 Deploy man power to re-open the blocked roads.

 Release the required resources like cranes etc for the disaster site.
 Execute the evacuation plan in case of emergency or as per the requirement.
 Try to restore the communication as soon as possible after the disaster.
 Raise an early alarm if the situation is getting worse and resources are not
sufficient to deal with the situation.
 Try to restore the power as soon as possible after the calamity (PBSEB).
 Deploy man and resources at the site of disaster to repair the poles/transformer.
(PBSEB)
 Give a report of the loss of man power and resources utilised in the process.
6.8 Standard Operating Procedure for District Public Relation Officer :-
o Preparedness:
 List of all the media channels and local newspapers with contact person
information.
 List of all the radio stations and community radio with contact person
information.
 Update the district administration with the mentioned information on
monthly/quarterly basis (As per the discussion)
o Response:
 Make sure that the information is spread to the community as soon as possible.
 To see that the press release is given by Chairman or Superintended of Police.

 To ensure that information released in the media is authentic to avoid rumour
and panic conditions.
 Facilitate coverage of media teams
 Organise media briefings.
6.9 Standard Operating Procedure for Regional Manager PRTC:-
o Preparedness:
 List of all the man power under him along with the resources like buses,
trucks, cranes etc.
 Update the district administration with the mentioned information on
monthly/quarterly basis (As per the discussion).
 Make contingency plan for evacuation in case of emergency in coordination
with PWD department.
 Should have an alternate plan for transport in case the normal route is blocked
because of calamity.
 Should have a district map with all the transport means and channels properly
marked.
o Response:
 Deploy man power and resources on the site of disaster to facilitate evacuation
of the site.
 Should release equipments like cranes to facilitate the relief work at the
disaster site.
 Should coordinate with Fire Brigade department for the relief work.
 Raise an early alarm if the resources are not sufficient for the relief work.
 Make sure that contingency plan is executed if the main transport road is
blocked because of the disaster.
 Start clearance of the blocked roads as soon as possible after the disaster, to
restore normal transportation.
 Give a report of the resource utilization and loss of man power or resources if
any, during the process

Chapter-7 Response Plan
7.1 Response Plan:-
This Response Plan is a need based flexible plan. All the components need not to be activated
simultaneously. As it will depend upon the nature and requirements of the incident. Each
activated Section, Branch and Unit must have a person incharge to perform its role. In some
cases, because of lack of personnel, a single supervisor has been made in charge of more than
one Task Force/Unit. It should be clearly understood that in such cases the Task Force do not
get merged/ amalgamated. Their functioning would continue to be independent. The plan
elements that are no longer required should be shall deactivate to reduce the size of the
organization and to ensure appropriate use of resources. The response plan consists of two
points i.e. one for Earthquake, Flood, Drought, Fire, Epidemic etc.
7.2 Incident Response System:-
What is Incident Response System (IRS)?

 IRS is a mechanism which reduces adhocism in response through a well conceived
team.
 It incorporates all the tasks that may need to be performed during the response.
 It identifies and pre-designates officers to perform various duties and get them trained
in their roles.
 It is flexible system and only those Sections/Branches may be activated in the team
which is required to meet the disaster situation.
The first part of Ferozepur Response Plan functions through Incident Response
Team (IRTs) in the field in line with our administration structure and IRS Guidelines
(NDMA) Act 2005. Deputy Commissioner (DC) of Ferozepur has been designated as
Responsible Officer (RO) and overall incharge of the Incident Response Management. The
DC may however delegate responsibilities to the Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) of
Ferozepur as IC, who in turn will manage the Incident through IRTs. The IRTs will be pre-
designated from District to affected areas. On receipt of early warning, the RO will activate
them. In case of a disaster occurs, without any warning, the local IRT will respond and
contact RO for further support, if required.
The Ferozepur SDM has been designated for proper coordination between the District, State
and National Level. In addition to his roles and responsibility as Liaison Officer, SDM will
also activate air support, if required. A part from RO and SDM, Nodal officer (NO).
Response Plan has two main components: a) Command Staff b) General Staff.

Incident Commander
Information Officer
Liaison Officer Command

Staff
Safety Officer
Operations Section Planning Section Logistics Section Finance/Admin.

Chief Chief Chief Section Chief
Figure 15: Composition of IRS
Figure 16:- IRS Structure

Table 26:- Officer in Charge under IRS for district, Ferozepur:-
Following officers will be Incharge under IRS are mentioned below. The detail of roles and
responsibilities of each IRS Officer is mentioned at Annexure: 1
IRS Position Officer In charge
RESPONSIBLE OFFICER Deputy Commissioner, Ferozepur
INCIDENT COMMANDER Addl. Deputy Commissioner(G)
Information & Media Officer DPRO
Liaison Officer SDM, Ferozepur

Safety Officer District Fire Officer, Ferozepur
Operations Section CHIEF Joint Commissioner (MC)
Staging Area Manager Tehsildar
Response Branch Director Police- ACP/Fire-SFO/Health- CMO/Food&supply-

DFSO/PWD(B$R)-Ex.Engr/Public Health-Ex.
Engr/Transport- Asstt Sect Transport
Officer/Electricity-Executive Engr/MC-
SE/Communication-Manager BSNL/Animal
Husbandry- Dy Directo/GM, Pb Roadways- Transport
Manager/Forest-Div. Forest Officer
Division Supervisor / Group- Police- ACP/Fire-Fire Station Officer/Health-
incharge CMO/Food&supply-AFSO/PWD(B$R)-
Sub.Div.Engr/Public Health-Sub Div. Engr/Transport-
Workshop Manager/Electricity-Sub Div Engr/MC-
Engineers/Communication-SDOs/Animal Husbandry-
Veterinary surgeon/GM, Pb Roadways- Work
Manager/Forest-Assistant conservator Officer
Task Force / Strike Team Police- State Head Officers/Fire-Leading
Firemens/Health- CMO/Food&supply-Inspector Food$
Supply/PWD(B$R)- JE/Public Health-JE/Transport-
JE/Electricity- JE/MC-JE/Communication-JE/Animal
Husbandry- Doctors/GM, Pb Roadways- Deputy
Inspectors/Forest-Assistant conservator Officer
Single Resources Health- Dy. CMO, Electricity- City XEN
Stray Cattle: VPHO
Transportation Branch

Road Group
Group-in-charge
Vehicle Coordinator
Loading-in-charge /
Unloading-in-charge
PLANNING SECTION CHIEF Adl Deputy Commissioner (G)
Resource unit District Town Planner
Check-in-status Recorder/ District Statistical Officer

Situation unit
Display Processor DDPO
Field Observer Patwari, Nayab Tehsildar
Documentation unit DDPO
Demobilisation Unit Tehsildar
Technical Specialist District Fire Officer
Logistics Section CHIEF Addl. Deputy Commissioner (D)
Service Branch Director District Food and Supply Controller
Communication unit DGM(Administration),BSNL
Medical Unit Chief Medical Officer
Food Unit District Food and Supply Officer
Support Branch Director District Revenue Officer
Resource Provisioning Unit XEN (PWD) Division 1
Facilities Unit Tehsildar (U/R)
Ground Support Unit Naib Tehsildar (Accounts)
Finance Branch Director Chief Account officer (MC)
Time Unit Dy. Superintendent, Revenue
Compensation / Claim Unit Naib Tehsildar, (S.K)
Procurement Unit Sect Red Cross/ Nazar

7.3 Steps and actions for Incident Response:
Management of every incident needs an action plan and

proper briefing of all personnel. The purpose of the
action plan and briefing is to provide all concerned
personnel with appropriate directions for the various
tasks in hand. Before taking up response activities, the
RO/IC will need to take stock of the situation, availability
and mobilisation of resources for listing out the various
tasks and to provide proper briefing to the responders.
For this, he will need to hold a proper briefing meeting at
the beginning of each operational period. At the end of
the operational period, he will take a debriefing meeting
where he will be able to again review whether the
objectives were achieved or not and then decide what
further steps need to be taken in the next operational
period. Both the briefing and debriefing meetings are the
basis on which the IAP will be prepared and tasks
assigned.
Figure 17:- Steps and actions for IRT

7.4 Emergency Operation Centre:-
District Ferozepur shall have an exclusive Emergency Operation Centre (EOC) at District
Head Quarter other than the revenue control room. This shall be round the clock set up with
sufficient manpower and most modern equipments. Considering the unique responsibility of
the district Emergency Operation Centre, the equipments provided to it shall not be taken to
any purpose other than disaster management. This centre is intended to coordinate all disaster
related activities in the district starting from preparedness to rehabilitation and reconstruction.
There shall be permanent sitting place for each emergency Support Functions (ESFs) in the
EOC and they shall be provided with sufficient telephone connections. Only the Nodal ESFs
are to sit in the EOC and coordinate the disaster management activities in the district with their
support agencies. There shall be dedicated telephone lines and other communication facilities.
Role of Emergency Operation Centre in Normal Time:-
The Deputy Commissioner of District Ferozepur is empowered to appoint an Administrative

Officer as Officer-in-charge of EOC. He will be responsible for the effective functioning of the
EOC. Responsibilities of the EOC in charge in normal time
Include:-
1. Ensure that all equipments in the EOC are in working condition;
2. Collection data on routine basis from line departments for disaster management
3. Develop status reports of preparedness and mitigation activities in the district;

4. Ensure appropriate implementation of District Disaster Management Plan
5. Maintenance of data bank with regular updating
6. Activate the trigger mechanism on receipt of disaster warning/occurrence of disaster
Role of Emergency Operation Centre during Disaster:-
On the basis of the message received from the forecasting agencies, warning has to be issued
for the general public and the departments, which play a vital role during emergencies. Issuing
correct and timely warning would be one of the prime responsibilities of EOC. For effective
dissemination of warning EOC should have a well- planned line of communication. The DC
shall be the competent authority to disseminate a disaster warning. The warning on occurrence
of a disaster will also be communicated to:
1. All Emergency Support Functions

2. Members of DDMC-Ferozepur
3. Hospitals in the disaster area etc.
4. Office of Divisional Commissioner
5. State Relief Commissioner
6. Emergency Operation Centre in the neighboring districts
7. National/State Emergency Operation Centre
8. People’s representatives from the district
Apart from this the District Emergency Operation Centre must arrange desks for the
Emergency Support Function in its complex for better coordination and help. Simultaneously
the onsite EOCs are to be set up with the help of the district EOC.

Chapter-8 Resource Inventory
Table 27:-Nodal Officer appointed by departments of Ferozepur District.
Department Name:- District Education Officer (S)

Sr. Name of Nodal Designation Contact No. Remarks
Officer
1 Naik Singh D.E.O 9501500452
Department Name:- Chief Agriculture Officer

Sr. No Name of Nodal Designation Contact No. Remarks
Officer
1 Dr.M.S. Bhullar CAO, Ferozepur 81461-00798
Department Name:- District Sainik Welfare Officer

Officer
1 Col. Amarbir DY Director 01632-246211
Singh 8146998741
Department Name:- Assistant Director Youth Services

Officer
1 Dr Kamaljit Singh Asstt Director 01632-220952
94630-79354
Department Name:- Fire Department

Officer
1 Sh. Gurbaksh Singh S.F.O 9463109501
Department Name:- Deputy Director-Animal Husbandry

Officer
1 Dr. Bhupinder Pal DDAH, Ferozeur 9417112251
Singh

Department Name:- Sr. Superintendent of Police
Officer
1 Name:- Sh Amrijit SP (H) Ferozepur 75080-18036
Singh, PPS
Department Name:- Civil Surgeon, Ferozepur

Officer
1 Dr Sonia, Dist. Epidemiologist 01632-243703
(IDSP) 9888380137
Department Name:- Commandant N.C.C, Ferozepur

Officer
1 Col. H.P Arora District Commandant, 7087090320
Department Name:- Eastern Canal Division, Ferozepur

Officer
1 Sh.B.S. Cheema XEN 01632-246215
9779010432
Department Name:- District Public Relation Officer

Officer
1 Arun Chaudhry DPRO 8427300629
Department Name:- Divisional Forest Officer

Officer
1 S. Jarnail Singh Forest Range Officer, 01632-220698 88724-47771

Resource Inventory:-
 AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT:-
Address Chief Agriculture Office, Ferozepur

Contact Details 81461-00798
Nodal Officer Chief Agriculture officer, Ferozepur
Equipment's
Sr. Name Capacity Quantity Operator
No. Provider/Available
1. Nil
Details of Agriculture Information

Sr. Types of Crop Agri-Information Crop insurance Kisan Credit
No. Service (Yes/No) Card (Yes/No)
1. Paddy Wheat rotation Farmer Training Camp NA NA
Laboratory Facilities:-
Sr. Name of Lab Types of Lab Test Contact Contact Address of
No. Person Details Lab
1. Soil Testing Soil&Water testing Rajneesh 99887-00543 CAO,
Lab for farmer use Kumar, ADO Ferozepur
2. Soil Testing Soil&Water testing Gurpreet 95925-00950 BAO, Zira
Lab for farmer use Singh, ADO
3. Soil Testing Soil&Water testing Rajinder 98148-00161 BAO,
Lab for farmer use Kumar,BAO Guruharsahai
Detail of Kisan Call Centre:-

Sr. No. Name of Kisan Control Room Contact No. Timing of Call
Call Centre Address Centre
1. Chandigarh Chandigarh 1800-180-1551 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM
2. ADO,Ghall Ghall Khurd 73552-76305 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Khurd
3. AO,Ferozepur Ferozepur 98766-54699 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
4. AO,Zira Zira 94640-07281 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
5. AO,Guruharsahai Guruharsahai 98148-00161 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
6. ADO,Makhu Makhu 99142-64249 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
7. AO,Mamdot Mamdot 98552-26781 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

 DEPARTMENT OF NCC:-
Dept. Name/ Agency Name 13 PUNJAB BATTALION NCC, Ferozepur Cantt.

Dept. Name/Agency Address Near Railway Bridge, Ferozepur Cantt.
Contact Person Name Col H.P. Arora
Contact Person Address 13 Punjab Bn NCC, Ferozepur Cantt.
Telephone Number 01632-242300
Mobile Number 7087090320
Equipments Details:-
S. No Name of Equipments Quantity

1 Fire Extinguishers Foam Type 02
2 Stretcher Normal 01
3 Tent Extendable 4 MAN 08
4 01
5 Light Vehicles 01
6 Swaraj Mazda 01
7 BSNL Phone Land Line with lead 01
 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL SAFETY AND HEALTH:-
Nodal Officer Name :- Sh. Jatinder Singh Bhatti

Designation:- Dy. Director of Factories
Mobile No:- 99152-17657
Industries Details:-
Name Of Factory Major Production Address Govt/Pvt

Malbros. Internationational
Pvt. Ltd. Wine V.Mansoor Wal Teh.Zira Private
OASIS DISTILLERIES FOCAL POINT, SANDHE
LIMITED WINE HASHAM, Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Vill.Ratol Bait Kot Ise Khan Road
Atam Wires Welding Rod Zira Private
Hira Industry Corporation Welding Rod Mallanwala Road Zira Private
V. Gadhri Wala, Mallanwala
Zira Electrodes Walding Rod Road, Zira Private
Village Sadhu Wala, Khosa Dal
Arshdeep traders Tiles Singh Road, Talwandi Bhai Private
Sadhuwala Cooking Hiter tile Village Sadhuwala Tehsil Zira Private
Bhagwan Singh Saw & Flour V.P.O- Mamdot, Ferozepur,
Mills, V.P.O- Mamdot Saw Mills Firozpur, Firozpur Private

Muktsar Road Guruhar Sahai
Manohar lal Saw Mills Saw Mills Distt. Ferozepur Private
Amar singh and sons Saw
Mills Saw Mill Gill Road Mudki Tehsil ferozepur Private
Angrej Singh Saw Mills Saw mill Mallanwala Road, Zira Private
Anup singh and Sons Saw Outside Bagdadi Gate, Ferozepur
Mills Saw Mill City Private
Bodh Raj S/o Sh. Bihari Lal
Saw Mills Saw Mill Circular Road, Ferozepur City Private
Giani Sanghar singh Saibi and Bagha purana Road Mudki Tehsil
sons Saw and Floor Mills Saw Mill Ferozepur Private
Gurmail singh Shamsher singh
Saw Mills Saw Mill Gill Road Mudki tehsil ferozepur Private
Hardeep Singh Saw Mills Saw Mill Circular Road, Ferozepur City Private
I/S Sarai Nagar Maul Ferozepur
Jagtar Singh Saw Mills Saw Mill City Private
Makhu Road Mallanwala Teh.
Karnail singh Saw Mills Saw mill Zira Private
Mangal singh and Sons Saw
Mills Saw Mill Circular Road, Ferozepur City Private
Piara singh and sons Saw and
floor Mills Saw Mill Mudki Tehsil ferozepur Private
Rajan Enterprises(Saw Mills)
and Furniture Works Saw Mill Burjmahar Road, Abohar Private
Santokh Singh Balwainder
Singh Saw Mills Saw Mill Circular Road, Ferozepur City Private
Sohan Singh Sukhwinder
Singh Saw and Flour Mills Saw Mill Near Bus Stand, Talwandi Bhai Private
Sudesh Kumar Shinder Pal
Saw Mills Saw Mill Near Power House, Talwandi Bhai Private
Sukhdev singh Saw Mills Saw Mill VPO Mudki Tehsil Ferozepur Private
Sukhwant singh Harwinder
singh Saw and Floor Mills Saw Mill VPO Mamdoot Tehsil Ferozepur Private
Vishawkarma Saw and Floor Chapati Road Mamdoot Tehsil
Mills Saw Mill Ferozepur Private
CHADHA SUPER CARS Village Mallwal Moga
PVT. LTD. Sale Purchase Road,Tehsil Ferozepur Private
Village Mallwal Moga
Sheikh Farid Autobobiles Ltd Sale Purchase Road,Tehsil Ferozepur Private
Village Waan, Faridkot road,
MRMC foods pvt ltd Rice shelling Ferozepur Private
Vill Haraj , Haraj, Firozpur,
A-One Agro Industries Rice Mills Firozpur Private
Vill Mudki Teh& Distt: Ferozepur,
GSB RICE MILLS Rice Mills Mudki, Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Ken Agro Rice Mills Rice Mills Village Yare Shah Wala Ferozepur Private
Punjab Agro industries Rice Mills Faridkot Road, Guru Har Sahai Private
Focal Point Sande Hasham Tehsil
RSG Foods Pvt. LTD Rice Mills Ferozepur Private
SHIV SHANKAR RICE VILL MUDKI TEH & DIST
MILL RICE MILLS FEROZEPUR, VILL MUDKI Private

TEH & DIST FEROZEPUR,
Firozpur, Firozpur
Village Jeewa Arain, Tehsil

A.M. industries Rice milling Guruharsahai, District Ferozepur. Private
Bhaghapurana road, Mudki,
B.P. rice mills Rice milling Ferozepur Private
Baba nand singh rice & Zira road, Talwandi bhai,
general mills Rice milling Ferozepur Private
Village Talwandi Menge Khan,
Kamalgarh road, Tehsil Zira,
Guru kirpa rice mills Rice milling District Ferozepur Private
Village waan, Faridkot road,
Mahalakshmi rice mills Rice milling Ferozepur Private
R.K. Overseas (Rice sortex Village Haraj, Talwandi Bhai,
unit) Rice milling Ferozepur Private
Village Harraj, Talwandi bhai,
R.V. rice and general mills Rice milling Ferozepur Private
Village Jamal Singh wala,
Sachdeva rice mills Rice milling Pyareana road, Ferozepur Private
Village Mansoor Deva, Awan
Road, Tehsil Zira, District
Sardar rice mills Rice milling Ferozepur Private
Village Haraj, Talwandi Bhai,
Sethi rice mills Rice milling Ferozepur Private
Village Mansoor deva, Tehsil Zira,
Shri Krishna Rice mills Rice milling Ferozepur Private
Sohna Industries Rice milling Village Khan eke Ahil, Ferozepur Private
Village Badhni Jamal Singh,
Usha Industries Rice milling Ferozepur Private
V.B. foods exports private Village Sappanwali, Tehsil &
Limited Rice milling District Ferozepur Private
Village Arif Ke, Mallanwala road,
Virk rice mill Rice milling Ferozepur Private
Industrial Area Malwal Road
Devraj Hi-tech machines Rice mill Ferozepur City, Ferozepur,
Limited machinery Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Rice mill
Emm Sons Industries machinery Border Road, Ferozepur Private
Rice mill
Indian Foundry Workers machinery Border Road, Ferozepur Private
A.V.Industries(Rice Mills) Rice Mill Mohan Ke Road, Guru Har Sahai Private
Adani Wilmar Ltd, Vill.
Waan,near Sainwala Faridkot
ADANI WILMAR LIMITED Rice Mill Road Firozpur, Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Aggarwal Rice and General
Mills Rice Mill Zira Road, Talwandi Bhai Private
Ambika Agro Rice and
General Mills Rice Mill V.Haraj Talwandi Bhai Private
V.P.O.Lalle Ferozepur Road,
Ambika Industries Rice Mill Talwandi Bhai Private
Anil Narula Rice Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Road Zira Private
Khosa Dal Singh Road, Talwandi
Arora Industries Rice Mill Bhai Private

Private
Arora Rice and General Mills Rice Mill Bhai
V.Arif ke, Mallan Wala Road,
Arora Rice Mills Rice Mill Teh.Ferozepur Private
Bala Ji Paddy Processing Mills
Pvt. Ltd. Rice Mill Village Satiye Wala, Ferozepur Private
V.Kotla, Near Talwandi Bhai,
Bansal Agro Industries Rice Mill Teh.Ferozepur Private
Bansal Khurana Rice and
General Mills Pvt. Ltd. Rice Mill V.Sadhu Wala, Talwandi Bhai Private
Bhagwati Lacto Vegetarian Focal Point, V & P.O.Mana Singh
Exports Pvt. Ltd. Rice Mill Wala Teh. Ferozepur Private
Khosa Dal singh Road,Talwandi
Bhaskar Rice and GernalMills Rice Mill Bhai Private
Muktsar Road,Guruhar sahai
Brar Rice and Gernal Mills Rice Mill (ferozepur) Private
Village Mallwal Moga
Cereal Export Pvt Ltd Rice Mill Road,Tehsil Ferozepur Private
Faridkot Road,Vill,Wazidpur
Chhabeala Energy Foods Pvt. (Ferozepur), Ferozepur, Firozpur,
Ltd. Rice Mill Firozpur Private
Dashmesh Agro Industies Rice Mill Chottian Road Talwandi Bhai Private
Rukna Bodla Road,Jiwan Arain
Friends Agro Industries Rice Mill Guru Har Sahai Private
Friends Rice and General
Mills, Rice Mill Talwandi Road Zira Private
FriendsTraders(Rice Mills) Rice Mill Bhai Private
G.V.Sortex (Sortex Plant) Rice Mill Faridkot Road, Guru Har Sahai Private
Golden Rice Mills Rice Mill Kot Ise Khan Road Zira Private
Guranditta Mal Shanti Prakash Rice Mill Kot-Ise khan Road Zira Private
Guru Nanak Agro Products Rice Mill Mothanwala Road Guru Har Sahai Private
Talwandi Road,Vill Haraj
Guru Teg Bahadur Rice Mill Rice Mill Distt.Ferozepur Private
Mallanwala Road Makhu Teh.
H.Hero Agro Export Pvt. Ltd. Rice Mill Zira Distt. Ferozepur Private
H.Hero Agro Industries Pvt. Mallanwala Road Makhu Teh.
Ltd. Rice Mill Zira Distt. Ferozepur Private
Focal Point Sandhe Hasham,
J.P.Agrotech Pvt. Ltd. Rice Mill Teh.Ferozepur Private
Village Haraj teh.&
Jagdamba Rice Mills Rice Mill Distt.Ferozepur Private
V.Shekhwan Zira Road, Talwandi
Jai Ambey Industries Rice Mill Bhai Private
Guder Dhandi Road, Guru Har
Jai Bharat Rice Mills, Rice Mill Sahai Private
Gudder Dhandi Road, Guru Har
Jai Jagdambey Rice Mills Rice Mill Sahai Private
Village Haraj teh.&
Jeetvansh Agro Industries Rice Mill Distt.Ferozepur Private
Kalgidhar Rice and General Rice Mill Karmiti Road, Talwandi Bhai Private

Mills
Kapoor Agro Foods(Rice
Mills) Rice Mill Shreen Wala Road Guru Har Sahai Private
Khosa Dal Singh Road, Village
Sadhuwala, Talwandi Bhai, Distt.
Khurana Industries Rice Mill Ferozepur Private
Khurana Rice and General Khosa Dal Singh Road Talwandi
Mills Rice Mill Bhai Private
Mare Kalan Guder Dhandi Road
Kissan Foods Rice Mill Guruharsahai Private
Krishna Rice and General
Mills Rice Mill Haraj Road, Talwandi Bhai Private
Village Sekhwan zira road
Kuber Rice Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Bhai. Private
V.Asifwala Makhu Road Mallan
L.T. Agrotech Pvt. Ltd. Rice Mill Wala Teh.Zira Private
Khosa Dal Singh Road Talwandi
Lakhpat Rai Amarjit and Co. Rice Mill Bhai Private
Makhu Road Mallanwala Khas
Lakshmi Rice Mills Rice Mill Teh. Zira Distt. Ferozepur Private
Makhu Road, Mallanwala Teh.
Laxmi Rice Mills Rice Mill Zira Private
Makhu Road Mallanwala Teh.
Mahadev Industries Rice Mill Zira Private
Manishi Agro Rice and Village Haraj Teh and Distt
General Mills Rice Mill Ferozepur Private
Focal Point Sandhe Hasham Teh.
Monga Foods Pvt. Ltd. Rice Mill Ferozepur Private
V.Kotla, Near Talwandi Bhai,
Nar singh Rice Mills Rice Mill Teh.Ferozepur Private
Nav Bharat Trading Co. Rice Mill Talwandi Road Zira Private
Omkar Enterprises Rice Mill vill Bharana Teh, Zira Private
V.Mansoor Deva Kot-Ise Khan
Paras Foods and Rice Mills Rice Mill Road, Zira Private
Parshotam Lal and Company Rice Mill Faridkot Road, Guruharsahai Private
Pritam Rice Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Road Zira Private
Punjab Rice and Gen. Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Road, Zira Private
Village Haraj teh.&
R.S.Rice and Gen Mills Rice Mill Distt.Ferozepur Private
Radhe Sham and Sons Rice Mill Border Road, Ferozepur City Private
Shareeh wala Road,Guruhar Sahia
Raj Rice Mills Rice Mill Tehsil Ferozepur Private
Khosa Dal Singh Road Talwandi
Rama Rice and Gen.Mills Rice Mill Bhai Private
Faridkot Rd,Vill.Bazidpur &
RSG Export Pvt Ltd Rice Mill Nurpur Tehsil Ferozepur Private
V.Madhre Hussani Wala Road,
Sai Madhre Agro Pvt. Ltd. Rice Mill Ferozepur City Private
Sangha Rice and General Mills Rice Mill Zira Road, Talwandi Bhai Private
Saraswati Rice and General
Mills Rice Mill Vill Haraj Tehsil Ferozepur Private

Sardar Thakar Singh Rice and
General Mills Rice Mill Zira Road, Talwandi Bhai Private
Private
Satguru Kirpa Rice and Khosa Dal Singh Road, Talwandi
General Mills Rice Mill Bhai
Zira Road, Talwandi Bhai, Distt.
Shah Rice Mills Rice Mill Ferozepur Private
Sham Sunder Rice and Village Haraj teh.&
Gen.Mills Rice Mill Distt.Ferozepur Private
Shankar Agro Rice Mills Rice Mill Vill, Mansoordeva Tehsil Zira Private
Sharda Agro Industries Rice Mill Village Haraj Near Talwandi Bhai Private
Shiv Shanker Rice Mills Rice Mill Mohan Ke Road, Guru Har Sahai Private
Shree Mahavir Rice Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Road Zira Private
V. Ratol Rohi, Talwandi Road,
Shree Tara Agro Foods Rice Mill Zira Private
Shree Vardhman Rice Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Road Zira Private
Shri Ganesh Rice and General
Mills Rice Mill Haraj Road, Talwandi Bhai Private
Shri Guru Teg Bahadur Rice
and General Mills Rice Mill Village Dulchi Ke, Ferozepur City Private
Siya Ram Rice and Gen.Mills Rice Mill Mohan Ke Road, Guru Har Sahai Private
Surinder Kumar Subhash
Chande(Rice Mills) Rice Mill Mohan Ke Road, Guru Har Sahai Private
T.C.Rice and General Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Road Zira Private
Tata Rice Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Road Zira Private
Vill Haraj Tehsil Ferozepur,
Tayal Rice and General Mills Rice Mill Talwandi Bhai, Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Vaishno Rice Mills Rice Mill Mohan Ke Road, Guru Har Sahai Private
Surya Pipe Industries RCC Pipes V.Jivan Arain Guru Har Sahai Private
Bhardwaj Stone Ware Pvt. V. Lehra Rohi Talwandi Road,
Ltd. RCC Pipe Zira Private
Ferozepur Card Board
Manufacturing Company RCC Pipe Rajghat Road, Ferozepur City Private
Shiv Cement Company rcc pipe Village Sodewala (Ferozepur) Private
Dayal Nehal Milk Chilling
Centre Processing Of Milk Kassoana,Zira Private
Guru Nanak Milk Products Processing Of Milk Zira Road Mallanwala Teh. Zira Private
Kanchan Printing Press Printing Press Bazaar No. 5, Ferozepur Cantt. Private
Outside Delhi Gate, Ferozepur
Public Steam Press Printing Press City Private
Saraswati Panel Products Ply Wood Vill.Gadriwala Tehsil Zira Private
Nehru Road, Talwandi Bhai, Distt.
Hari Om Rice Mills Paddy Milling Ferozepur Private
Sham Lal and Brothers Paddy Milling Mohan Ke Road, Guruharsahai Private
Guddar Dhandi Road,
Vohra Agro Pvt. Ltd. Paddy Mill Guruharsahai, Distt. Ferozepur Private
village satiya wala, moga road,
ferozepur foods pvt ltd paddy miiling ferozepur Private

Outside Bharat Nagar, Ferozepur,
Bajaj Milk Products Milk Products Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Military Metal Industries Metal Sadar Bazar, Ferozepur Cantt. Private
Central Jail Machnical Section Jail Ferozepur city Private
ICE FACTORY WARD NO 16 CIRCULAR
AND COLD ROAD, FEROZEPUR CITY,
KHALSA ICE FACTORY STORE Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Amar Singh Cold Storage and
Ice Factory ice Outside Zira Gate, Ferozepur City Private
Bhagwati Ice Factory ice Talwandi Road Zira Private
Dhingra Ice and Gernal Mills ice Zira Road Talwandi Bhai Private
Friends Ice Factory Ice Faridkot Road Mudki Private
Mohan Ke Road, Sarup Singh
Laxman Ice Factory ice Wali Basti, Guru Har Saha Private
Moon Light Milk Chilling
Center ice Churian Road, Makhu Teh.Zira Private
Novelty Ice Factory ice Outside Zira Gate, Ferozepur City Private
Near Old Telephone Exchange,
Talwandi-Kot Ise Khan Byepass,
Saraswati Ice Factory Ice Zira Private
Talwandi road, tehsil zira,
Shankar ice factory Ice ferozepur Private
Shiva Ice Factory ice Faridkot Road, Guru Har Sahai Private
Supreme Chilling Centre and Basti Tainkan Wali, Ferozepur
Ice Factory ice Cantt Private
V&P.O. Mamdoot Tehsil
Vishal Ice Factory Ice Ferozepur Private
Nagra Cardboard Mills Gatta Rajghat Road, Ferozepur City Private
Gurmukh singh Atta and Arra
Machine Floor Kuti Road GuruHar Sahai Private
Makhu, Kot Ise Khan Road,
Akash Feed Factory Feed Muhar Tehsil. Zira Private
Zira Road, Satiawala Chowk,
Matharu Engineering Works Eng.Works Ferozepur Cantt. Private
Royal Plup Molding Egg Trey Vill.Kassoana The. Zira Private
V Saduwala Khosa Dal singh
Royal Fibre Products. egg trays Road,Twb Private
Kanwar Cold Storage Cold Store Chottian Road Talwandi Bhai Private
Village Lalle, Tehsil and Distt
Sandhu cold store Cold store Ferozepur Private
Shanti Industries cold store Jhatre Road, Zira Private
Shree Guru Teg Bahadur Cold
Storage Cold Store Near Dana Mandi, Ferozepur City Private
Shri Guru Teg Bahadur Cold
Storage Cold Store Dana Mandi Road, Ferozepur City Private
shri guru Teg Bahdadur cold Near Dana Mandi Ferozepur city,
storage, Near Dana Mandi Near Dana Mandi Ferozepur city,
Ferozepur Cold Store Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Plot No 28-29Vikas colony
Bawa Chilling Centre. Chilling cenre ferozepur city Private
Sri Ram Crop Chem Pvt Ltd chemical Gudder Dhandi Road, Guru Har Private

Sahai
Village Jhok Hari Har Tehsil &
Tirumala Inorganics Chemical Distt, Ferozepur Private
G.P.g. Cattle Feed Industry Cattle V. Machhi Bugra, Teh. Ferozepur Private
Muktsar Road, Guruhar Sahai,
M.V. Agro Industries Cardboard Distt. Ferozepur Private
Hindustan Bio Tech India Pvt Village Haraj teh.&
Ltd Bio Tech Distt.Ferozepur Private
khosa dal singh road, talwandi
deepak food products Bakery products bhai , Firozpur, Firozpur Private
Aatam Rice Mills (Rollar
Flour Mills Unit) Atta, Maida,Sooji Talwandi Road Zira Private
Noor agro implements Private Agriculture Village Mishriwala, Tehsil &
Limited implements District Ferozepur Private
 DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL DEFENCE & HOME GUARD:-
Address District Commander, Punjab Home Guards, Housing Board Colony, FZR City
Contact 01632-242687
Details 01632-242687
Nodal Name:- SH. GURLOVEDEEP SINGH,
Officer Designation:- DISTRICT COMMANDER
Mobile Number:- 8283045340
Civil Defence:-
S No Name of Concerned Person Contact No Total No Of

Volunteers
1
SH. PARVINDER SINGH,
COMPANY COMMANDER 9464287735 824
Home Guards:-
S No Name of Concerned Person Contact No Total No Of

Volunteers
1
SH. GURLOVEDEEP SINGH,
DISTRICT COMMANDER 8283045340 504

List of Equipments Civil Defence:-
SR.NO ITEM IN STORE
1 CIRCULAR SAW ( PETROL ROTAY RESCUE SAW 1
2 CONCRETE CUTTING BLADE 2
3 METAL CUTTING BLADE 2
4 HYDRAULIC JACK 2
5 ROTARY HAMMER DRILL 1/1/2 WITH BITS (ELECTRIC) 2
6 RECIPROCATING SAW 2
7 METAL CUTTING BLADE (PACK OF 5 BLADES) 10
8 WOOD CUTTING BLADE ( PACK OF 5 BLADES) 10
9 ELECTRIC DRILL WITH SET OF BITS 2
10 COME ALONG 1.5 TONS 1
11 WORKING LAMPS WITH 50 M LEADS 2
12 BACKBOARDS WITH STRAPS 1
13 CHAIN SAW ( PETROL) WITH CARBIDE TIPPED CHAIN 1
14 CARBIDE TIPPED CHAIN 2
15 WATER JELL BLANKETS (8 X 6) 2
16 STIFF NECK COLLAR( SHORT) 1
17 STIFF NECK COLLAR (PADS) 1
18 STIFF NECK COLLAR (NO NECK) 1
19 STIFF NECK COLLAR (REGULAR) 1
20 STIFF NECK COLLAR (TALL) 1
21 FULLY BODY HARNESSES 1
22 LIFE JACKETS 6
23 EXTENSION BOARDS & CORDS 1
24 PLIERS 8” 1
25 VICE GRIP 10” 1
26 BOLT CUTTER 14” 1
27 SCREW DRIVER SET 1
28 HACKSAW 12” 1
29 HACKSAW BLADES 20
30 HANDSAW 24” 1
31 CLAW HAMMER 4 KG 1
32 SLEDGE HAMMER 7 KG 1
33 FILE FLAT 12” 1

34 CREACENT WRENCH 8” 1
35 TAPE MEASURE 1
36 TARPAULIN 4m X 4m 2
37 TRAPAULIN 6m X 6m 1
38 FIRE AXE 2 ½ FEET 1
39 SPADES 10” 81
40 SHOVELS 10” (D HANDLE) 2
41 ROPE NYLON 1” 100m ROLLS 1
42 MEGAPHONE 1
43 PORTABLE GEN SET. 1
44 CHISEL ½” 1
45 CHISEL 1” 1
46 COMMANDO LIGHT 3
47 HELMET 10
 DEPARTMENT OF HORTICULTURE:-
Address Deputy Director Horticulture, Moga Road, Malwal
Contact Details 7508018870
Nodal Officer Simrat Singh H.D.O (Mob No 9815793196)
Tractor-Trolley:-
S. Tractor Capacity of Trolley Capacity of Name of Owner/ Contact

No Available Engine Available Trolley No
11x5x2= Deputy Director Horticulture,
1 Farm track 50 HP 1 (110qft) Abohar(FZR) 9815793196
District Profile:-
S. No Type OF
Seed Irrigation Soil Season of Plantation
1. Guava Orchard (7
Acre)
2. Potato & Other Tubewell
Vegtable (Two) Clay-Loam Rabi & Kharif

Equipments used for Pest Control:-
S. No Name of Purpose Capacity Quantity Name of Address

Equipment Contact
Person
control of
Govt
pest &
Garden and
diseases for
Vegetable
Motorized production
Seed Farm
Knapsalk spray of qulity simrat singh
Malwal
1 Pump seeds 16 Ltr One 9815793196
Human Resource:-
S. No Name Age Address Contact Experience

Number
1 Narinder singh 57 C/OF Deputy Director 7508018070 30 Year
Horticulture,Moga
Road Malwal
2 Simrat Singh 35 9815793196 5 Year
3 Santosh Rani 59 9646100055 30 Year
4 Sukhchain Singh 33 8146900211 12 Year
5 Daljeet Singh 22 9592903171 2 Year
6 Gurmej Singh 53 9478672262 20 Year
7 Harmeet Singh 43 9569047148 18 Year
8 Mohinder 52 9914618152 9 Year
9 Kulvinder 22 9056103506 3 Year
 DEPARTMENT OF MUNICIPAL COUNCIL:-
Dept. Name Municipal Council, Ferozepur

Dept. Address The Mall Ferozepur City
Contact Person Name Shinder Paul Singh
Contact Person Address Baba Ram Lala Nagar, FZR City
Mobile Number 9780009751
Fax Number 01632-246293

S. No Equipment Name Item Description Quantity

1 Chipping Hammer 5 Kg, 10 Kg 2
2 Air Lifting Bags 1
3 Jack with 5 ton Lift 1
4 Sledge Hammer 5 Kg 1
5 Heavy Axe 5 Kg 2
6 Set of Rope tackle Neylone 2
7 Search Light 5 Metre 1
8 Breathing apparatus-Compressor BA Set 1
9 Extension Ladder 20-40 Feet 2
10 ABC type Fire Extinguishers 5 Kg 5
11 Fire Tender Leyland 2500 Litre 1
12 Fire Fighting Foam 20 Litre 7
13 First Aid Kits FA Kit 1
14 Walkie Talkie Sets 2
 NATIONAL INFORMATICS CENTRE:-
Address NIC, District Centre, Ferozepur

2nd Floor, DC Wing New DAC FZR Cantt.
Nodal Officer Name:- Anil Palta Designation:- DIO
Phone 01632-243806 Mobile:-99463108246
S. No Name Capacity Quantity Operator Provider

1 UPS 10 KVA 1 Rajat Gupta, 8437003912
5 KVA 1 ManpreetSingh,843700391
2
2 Computers 6 ------do------
3 TV & Video Cam for NICNET ------do------
Video Conference
4. Router CISCO 1 ------do------
5 Switch Up CISCO 1 ------do------
6 Fire Fighting C02 2
Equipment
7 Printers HP Network Laserjet 1

Human Resources:-
S. no Skill/Expertise No. Of Persons Remarks

1 Computer Operators Nil
2 Technicians Two Network Engg.
3 Scientists Two
 DEPARTMENT OF TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING:-
Address District Town Planner, Room No 121-126, Block-A, Ist Floor,

Distt. Administrative Complex, Ferozepur.
Contact Details Tel:-01632-246351

Fax:-01632-246351, Email id:- dtpfzr@gmail.com.
Nodal Officer Hans Raj, Assistant Town Planner
(Officiating as District Town Planner)
Human Resources:-
Sr Name Age Designation Address Contact No.
No
1. Hans Raj 60 Asstt. Town Planner #184, Sri Ram Avenue, 9417932389
Majitha Road, Amritsar.
2. Kulwinder 44 Assistant Engineer VPO Gill, Malerkotla 9855492555
Singh Road, District Ludhiana
3. Charan Singh 48 Planning Officer 25/451, St. No.17/2, 9888900282
Preet Nagar, Moga.
4. Sushil Kumar 60 Senior Planning #46, Vikas Vihar, Phase- 9417135500
Draftsman II, Ferozepur City.
5. Sunil Shukla 43 Junior Draftsman #138P, Bazar No.1, 9417320798
Ahata Bihari Lal,
Ferozepur Cantt.
Balwinder Singh 26 Junior Draftsman VPO Bibiwala, Distt. 7696589990

6. Bathinda.
7. Kavita Puri 50 Junior Scale stenographer #140, Nanakpura 7589229036

Mohalla, Bansi Gate,
Ferozepur City.
8. Kuldeep Singh 37 Junior Assistant #76, Lal Kurti Bazar, 8146844714
Ferozepur Cantt.
9. Amit Jasuja 29 Clerk #177A, Azad Nagar, 8728966566
Ferozepur City.
10. Satnam Singh 37 Driver Cum Helper Village Rahime Shah 9872078222
Bodla, Tehsil Jalalabad,
Distt. Fazilka.
11. Hari Ram 47 Peon #129/21, Bangali Ahata, 7696843073
Ferozepur Cantt
12. Pankaj Sharma 26 Peon Ward No.13, Shashtri 7889610529
Nagar, Kathua (J&K)
13. Abhishek Bali 24 Peon # E/59, Lane-3, Shiv 7006157708
Nagar, Jammu.
14. Saroj Rani 59 Sweeper Cum Chowkidar Ahata Bhambra Wala, 9646576241
Zira Gate, Fzr. City.

 DEPARTMENT OF FIRE:-
Address Mall, Road, Ferozepur City

Nodal Officer Sh. Gurbaksh Singh. Fire Station Officer
S. Name of Telephone Address Person in Charge Contact No.

No Station No.
1 Ferozepur 01632-245357 Mall Sh. Gurbaksh Singh, Fire 9463109501
Road, Station Officer,
Fzr. City
Water Sources:-
S. Water Type Address Govt./Pvt. Contact Contact No.
No Source/ Person
Hydrants
Point
1 02 Stand Makhu Road & Govt. Junior 9815106239
Highdent Office of Sewerage Assistant
Board, Ferozepur
Available Resourcess:-
S. Name of Equipmnent's Type Capacity Quantity
No
1 Fire Tender 01 Big, TATA 4500 Lt. Watter
2 Fire Tender 01 Mini 2500 Lt, Watter
3 Fire Tender 01 Jeep 300 Lt, Watter
4 Rope 30 Metter
5 Kahi 01
6 Bailcha 01
7 POHRI 01 20 FOOT
8 POHRI 01 40 FOOT
9 FIRE HOOK 01
10 GAINTI 01
11 FIRE EXTENGUISHER 05 KILO DE
12 KUHARA 01
13 HATHORA 01
14 TORCH 01
15 ORDINARY Branch 02
16 Home Branch 02

Human Resources:-
S. Name Age Address Contact Number
No
1 Shinderpal Singh, Sub 53 St No. 02, Baba Ram Lal Nagar, 9780009751
fire Officer FZR City
2 Vinod Kumar, Sub 45 St Amritsari, Chowk Ariya Samaj 9872655043
Fire Officer, FZR
3 Jaswinder Singh, 57 Ranjit Colony, FZR City 9780041755
Leeding Fireman
4 Vijay Kumar, 54 Bedi Green Avinew, H.No 38, 9780009773
Leeding Fireman Rajguru Street Phase-1, FZR City
5 Ramesh Kumar, 56 New Abadi, Zira Gate, FZR City 9780009766
Leeding Fireman
6 Joginder Singh, 57 Kirti Nagar, St Mandir Wali, FZR 6239777292
Fireman C it y
7 Swaranjit Singh, 31 H.No 31/1, Basti Balocha Wali, 9780400135

Fireman FZR City
8 Captan Singh, Out 42 Vill. Piru Wala Distt. FZR 9855498327
Sourcess Driver
9 Sawinder Singh, - 38 Vill, Asif Wala Distt, FZR 9872340509
do-
10 Sukhdev Singh - 36 Vill. Arif ke Distt FZR 8729052064
do-
11 Lakhwinder Singh - 39 Vill. Talli Sedan, Distt FZR 9464094030
do-
12 Gagandeep Singh - 27 Vill. Khushall Singh Walla Distt 9464675416
do- FZR
13 Jaswinder Singh, Vill. Sherkhan C/o Zira Gate FZR 9417744686
Out Sourcess Fireman
14 Sonu 26 Zira Gate, Bhuller Factory, FZR 8528588718
15 Parminder Singh 48 Bansi Gate, Near Guru Duwara 9878381705
Out Sourcess Fireman Akalgarh. FZR
16 Sajan 27 Basti Tenkan Wali, FZR 8054750075
17 Rajan Sehgal 32 Bedi Green Avinew, H.No 38, 9876811110
Out Sourcess Fireman Rajguru Street Phase-1, FZR City
18 Sunny Sharma 26 Muhalla Peeran Wala, I/s Delhi 8728900329
Out Sourcess Fireman Gate, FZR
19 Gursewek Singh 23 Vill. Behbal Khurd, Distt. Faridkot 9517477658
20 Prabdeep Singh Vill. Peeru Wala Distt. FZR 9781002936

 POLICE DEPARTMENT:-
Address Office of Sr.Superintendent of Police, Ferozepur, Administrative Complex,

Ferozepur Cantt.
Contact Details 01632-246697, 01632-244038, 01632-245063
Nodal Officer Sr. Superintendent of Police Ferozepur and Superintendent of Police (Hqrs)
Ferozepur
Equipment's Details:-
Sr. No. Name Quantity
1. B.P. Jackets 45
2. B.P. Morcha 55
3. Body Protector 50
4. Dragon Lights 45
5. D.F.M.D 26
6. H.H.M.D 57
7. Binocular 02
8. PC Lathi 165
9. PC Shield 176
10. Long Lathi 733
11. Short Lathi 199
12. Can Shield 438
13. Riot Control Barrier 10
14. Alcohol Meter 18
15. Speed Meter 04
16. Inv Kit 16
17. Movie Camera 03
18. Mobile Loud Speaker 10

19. Handy Camera 05
20. Explosive Weapor Detector M-97 01
21. Inspection Mirror with Torch 02
22. Non Telescopic Mirror 01
23. Inspection Mirror (over head) 01
24. Prodder Steal 01
25. Sarch Lights 04
26. Deep Search Metal Detector 02
27. N.V.D 06
28. Portable DFMD 13
29. Narcotic Explosive Weper Detector 01
30. Hand Held Thermal Emazer 03
31. NLJD (Non Liner Junction 01

Detector)
32. Body Protector Suit 45
33. Bullet Proof Westes 02
Police Stations
Sr. Name of Police Address Name of Nodal Contact No. No. of other Staff
No. Station Officer
NGOs EPOs PHGs
1 PS Makhu Railway Road, Inspr. Parson Singh 75080-18540 09 29 27

Maid Bazar No. 46/FR
Makhu
2 P.S. Mallanwala Makhu-Ferozepur Inspr. Jatinder 97800-0918 08 22 16

Road, Mallanwala Singh No.403/BR
3 P.S. City Zira Panchayat Samiti ASI Davinder 98769-07280 04 23 24

Zira Kumar No. 567/
FZR
4 P.S. Sdr Zira Main Road Zira Inspr. Hardev preet 98766-36786 06 27 16
to Kot Isse Khan, Singh No. 731/JR
Zira

5 P.S. Mamdot Vill. Mamdot SI Rashpal Singh 94176-72201 96 22 38
Teh. Ferozepur No.278/FZR
6 P.S. Ghall Khurd Main Road FZR Inspr. (LR) Iqbal 98148-23590 05 16 23
to Moga Vill. Singh No.1107/FR
Ghall Khurd
7 P.S. Kulgari Vill. Malwal Inspr. Jaswant 98761-64565 06 24 29

Kadim, Main Singh No. 442/FZR
Road FZR to
Moga
8 P.S Talwandi Talwandi Bhai SI Abhinav 97797-03323 02 13 21

Bhai Chouhan 06/FRT
9 P.S. Sdr Mall Road, Near Inspr.Gurwinder 99148-00058 10 23 38

Ferozepur Sheed Bhagat Singh No.327/BR
Singh Stadium
Ferozepur City
10 P.S. City FZR Out side Delhi Inspr. Jasvir Singh 97800-03132 10 29 53
Gate, Ferozepur No.329/FR
City.
11 P.S. Cantt GT Road FZR to SI Amandeep Singh 98144-46600 05 31 73

Ferozepur Fazilka, Near No. 45/BTRT
Chungi No. 07,
Ferozepur Cantt.
12 P.S. Arif Ke Village Arife Ke SI Mohit Dhawan 96468-02000 06 09 09

No.50/BTRT
13 P.S. Women Near Chowk Baba Inspr. (L) Makhan 85588-00177 05 19 03

FZR Shershah Walli, Masih 177/FDR
FZR to MKS
Road Ferozepur
Cantt.
14 P.S. Near Railway Inspr. Raman 98786-51520 03 40 40

Guruharsahai Station Kumar No. 128/FR
Guruharsahai
15 P.S. Lakho Ke Vill. Lakho Ke Inspr. Jasvarinder 98726-25085 04 25 06

Behram Behram, Near Singh No. 26/FDR
Dana Mandi

Sub-Department (Sub-Divisions)
Department (Sub-Divisions) Address Contact Details
Deputy Superintendent of Police Room No. 221, Office of SSP 98155-83240

Sub-Division Rural Ferozepur Ferozepur
Deputy Superintendent of Police Room No. 220, Office of SSP 97800-03077

Sub-Division City Ferozepur Ferozepur
Deputy Superintendent of Police Office of BDPO Guruharsahai 98559-80587

Sub-Division Guruharsahai
Deputy Superintendent of Police Kot Isse Khan Road, Zira 97800-01627

Sub-Division Zira
Bomb Disposal Team
Department Address Contact Details
In this regard nil report may be considered from this district .
Vehicles available
Sr. No. Vehicle Name Quantity
1 In nova 02
2 Jeep/Gypsy/Scorpio/ Axlo 70
3 Mini Bus 15
Swaraj Majda
Tata 407
Tata 207
Mahindra Pic Up
4 Prison Van 04
5 Bus 02
6 Mini Bullet Proof Ashoka Lay land 01
7 Motor Cycles 67
8 Recovery Van/ Crane 01

9 Vajra 01
10 Tractor 02
11 Maruti Van 02
12 Active Honda 14
 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING AND VOCATIONAL EDUCATION:-
Address Mall Road, Ferozepur City

Contact Detail 01632-242304
Nodal Officer Name:- Tarsem Chand Bhagat
Designation:- Deputy Director cum Principal
S. No Name Capacity Quantity

1 Fire Extinguishers 14
2 First Aid Kits 9
S No. Name Age Designation Address Contact No.

1 Prem Chand 48 Copa Inst. ITI Colony 94175-05058
2 Sanjeev Kumar 44 Elect Inst. Kirti Nagar FZR 94656-07625
3 Rajiv Kumar 36 Elect Inst. VPO Ghanga Khurd 94632-32628
4 Parwinder Singh 43 Machinist Inst Hospital Colony FZR 8472086500
5 Rajesh Kumar 38 Turner Inst. Shanti Nagar, FZR 9878623914
6 Gurmeet Singh 40 Turner Inst Basti Bauriya, Multani 94642-13119
Gate
7 Navdeep Kumar 40 Consumer Guru Ram Das Nagar, 94670-50840
Electronics Zira Gate FZR
8 Joginderpal 35 Consumer Muhalla Sodhian 95010-31409
Electronics Amritsari Gate
9 Sat Parkash 33 M.M Inst Housing Board Colony 9464006120
10 Paramvir Singh 39 Mech Tractor VPO Chak Mahanta 9592677665
Inst Guru har Shai
11 Sukhwant Singh 49 Mech Motor Near central Aware 9464209866
Inst House
12 Chander 37 Wireman Inst. Opp. Modi Mill Gali, 98726-23775
Shekhar Lachman Dass FZR
13 Tarsem Singh 36 Alied Trade VPO Pakhi Kallan 9814600906
Inst. Faridkot
14 Jagjit Singh 37 Maintenance VPO Pakhi Kallan 98769-00638
Electrical Faridkot

15 Harmeet Singh 51 G.I H. No 63 St No 10 FZR 94638-61075
Cantt
16 Tajiner Singh 53 G.I Basti Batiyan FZR Cantt 94638-72868
17 Harbans Lal 51 Clerk ITI Colony FZR 89684-82200
18 Gagandeep 42 Jr. Assitt. St. No. 1 O/s Bansi 9914825251
 DEPUTY DIRECTOR ANIMAL HUSBANDRY:-
Address Office of the Deputy Director Animal Husbandry Ferozepur
Contact Details Assistant Director Animal Husbandry Ferozepur
Mobile No. 94171-12251
Nodal Officer Dr. Bhupinder Pal Singh DOB 21-07-21962
Equipment Details :-
Sr. No. Name Quantity Operator Providor
1 Nil Nil Nil
Human Resources:-
Sr. Name Age Address Contact No.
No.
1 Dr. Mahammd Saleem 14-11-1964 Civil Vety.Hospital 98143-93279

Vety. Officer
Rajo Ki Gatti
2 Sh. Hoshiar Singh 21-04-1978 Civil Vety.Hospital 98550-66199
Vety. Inspector Ferozepur
3 Sh. Kashmir Singh 21-02-1962 Civil Vety.Hospital 98144-63331
Vet. Inspector Khai Pheme Ki
4 Dr. Jaswant Singh 13-04-1965 Civil Vety.Hospital 98145-90242
Vety. Officer Shande Hasham
5 Dr. Yashpreet Singh 08-07-1989 Civil Vety.Hospital 96468-00470
Vety. Officer Loham
6 Sh Paramjit Singh 03-04-1982 Civil Vety.Hospital 94647-65813
Vety. Inspector Pali Megha

7 Sh. Shamsher Singh 32 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital -
Vety. Pharmcist Karma
8 Dr. Gaurav Tnadan 09-11-1986 Civil Vety.Hospital 92927-01305
Vety. Officer Jhok Tehal Singh
9 Dr. Subash Chander Vety. 09-05-1981 Civil Vety.Hospital 94176-10125

Officer
Begh Mahu
10 Sh Raj Kumar 02-04-1981 CivilVety.Dispensary 82848-44519
Vety. Inspector Shahdin Wala
11 Sh Mohinder Pal Singh 35 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital -
Vety. Pharmacist Begh Mahu
12 Sh. Narinderjit Singh 05-07-1971 CivilVety.Dispensary 94174-95002
Vety. Inspector Sherkhan
13 Dr. Parveen Aggarwal 07-10-1972 Civil Vety.Hospital 94173-91691
Vety. Officer Lakho ke Behram
14 Dr. Rajinder Kamboj 10-02-1981 Civil Vety.Hospital 98559-16707
Vety. Officer Kohar Singh Wala
15 Sh Harjinder Singh 41 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital 98550-62569
Vety. Pharmacist Hamad
16 Sh Sandeep Kumar 39 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital -
Vety. Pharmacist Khunder Uttar
17 Dr. Nitin Gandhi 04-08-1981 Civil Vety.Hospital 75891-05086
Vety. Officer Saiana Wala
18 Sh. Gurpreet Singh 37 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital 99141-35871
Vety. Pharmacist Rukne Wala
19 Sh Gurpreet Singh 39 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital 99141-36167
Vety. Pharmacist Chugete Wala

20 Dr. Shivam 02-10-1992 Civil Vety.Hospital 99142-64069
Vety. Officer Jivan Arian
21 Dr. Raj Kumar 06-10-1985 Civil Vety.Hospital 94641-05386
Vety. Officer Chak Saidoke
22 Sh. Om Parkash 02-03-1978 Civil Vety.Hospital 98156-45544
Vety. Inspector Nathu Chisti
23 Sh. Gurcharan Singh 15-01-1983 Civil Vety.Hospital 99141-55533
Vety Inspector Faredewala
24 Dr. Amarjit Singh 15-03-1978 Civil Vety.Hospital 94648-78226
Vety. Officer Talwandi Bhai
25 Sh. Gurdeep Singh 10-08-1960 Civil Vety.Hospital 94640-93688
Vety. Inspector Fatehgarh Sabhran
26 Sh. Rajiv Kumar 33 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital 94647-65813
Vety. Pharmacist Thatha
27 Sh. Baljeet Singh 41 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital -
Vety. Pharmacist Kamla Wala
28 Dr. Vinay Bajaj 07-11-1987 Civil Vety.Hospital 94633-84507
Vety. Officer Jira
29 Sh. Gurnaib Singh 07-08-1995 Civil Vety.Dispensary -
Vety. Inspector Chamb
30 Sh. Gurmeet Singh 07-01-1964 Civil Vety.Dispensary 94173-75374
Vety. IInspector Bharana
31 Sh. Dharminder Singh 38 Yrs Civil Vety.Hospital -
Vety. Pharmacist Bahar Wali
32 Dr. Manoj Kumar 07-09-1991 Civil Vety.Hospital 97799-66290
Vety. Officer Khosa Dal Singh
33 Sh. Kuldeep Singh 07-07-1981 Civil Vety.Dispensary Wara 96533-45916

Chain Siingh
Vety. Inspector

34 Sh. Gurpreet Singh 30-07-1981 Civil Vety.Dispensary 94171-26000
Vety. Inspector Lahra Rohi
35 Sh. Rachhpal Singh 31 Yrs Civil Vety.Dispensary -
Vety. Pharmacist Behak Gujjran
36 Dr. Surinder Kumar 24-09-1961 Civil Vety.Hospital 94172-44544

Kataria Vety. Officer
Buttewala
37 Dr. Vinod Kumar 05-01-1974 Civil Vety.Hospital 98153-71396
Vety. Officer Kaire Ki Uttar
38 Sh. Bhupinder Singh 10-04-1964 Civil Vety.Dispensary 93173-00791
Vety.Inspector Lalley
39 Sh. Mukhtiar Singh 02-08-1963 Civil Vety.Dispensary 98141-15633
Vety Inspector Kot Karor Kalan
40 Sh. Iqbal Singh 0605-1964 Civil Vety.Dispensary 98157-93084
Vety. Inspector Machhi Bugra
41 Sh. Hardev Kumar 15-04-1983 Civil Vety.Dispensary 95177-60007
Vety. Inspector Noorpur Sethan
Details of Animal Shelter :-

Sr. No. Name of Pvt/Govt Address Types of No. of Sources of
Centre Animal Animal Fodder
1 Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil Nil
Details of Poultry Farm:-

Sr. Name of Farm Location/Address No. of Birds
No.
1 Bagicha Singh s/o Village Janer Teh. Ferozepur 13,000
Sh. Fouja Singh
2 Kulbir Singh s/o Village Janer Teh. 17,000
Sh. Fouja Singh Ferozepur

3 Gurmeet Singh s/o Village Janer Teh. 22,000
sh. Dalip Singh Ferozepur
4 Karm singh s/o Talwandi Road zira 20,000
sh. Sohan singh
5 Dharminder singh s/o Nwan zira Road zira 11,000
sh. Mohan singh
6 Udham singh s/o Bamb Bandala Nao 10,000
sh. Rashpal singh
7 Bhupinder kaur s/o Rattol Rohi 3500
sh. Thana singh
8 Sukhjinder singh s/o Talwandi Jalle khan 5000
sh. kulwant singh Kot Esa khan Road Zira
9 Nvail Chopra s/o Moga zira Road Jhatra 10,000
Adarush chopra
10 Ravinder kumar s/o Moga Zira Road Sukhewala 30,000
Harish Bhushan
11 Jaswinder Singh s/o Rattol Bet 20,000
Sh. Satnam Singh
12 Parmjit Singh s/o Awan 5000
Sh. Mohan singh
13 Ravinder singh s/o Jheete 9000
sh. Jaspal singh
14 Dilbag singh s/o Malsian Khurd 7000
sh. Rashpal singh

 DEPARTMENT OF SPORTS:-
Address District Sports Officer FZR, SBS Stadium Ferozepur

Contact Details Tel:- 01632-246130
FAX:-01632-246130
Nodal Officer Name:- Sunil Kumar
Designation:- DSO
Phone:- 01632-246130 Mobile NO:-94170-95543
List of Stadiums:-
Sr. Name of Stadium Address Open/ Contact Person

No Closed
1 SBS Stadium Ferozepur Open DSO
2 Guru Har Shai Stadium Back Side Govt High Open DSO
School
3 Mamdot Back Side Govt High Open DSO
School
4 Shaheed Nachhatar Singh VPO Bhrana Teh Zira Open Sarpanch Gram
Stadium District Ferzoepur Panchayat
5 Talwandi Bhai VPO Talwandi Bhai Open Sarpanch Gram
District Ferozepur Panchayat
6 Dulchi Ke VPO Dulchi Ke, Open Sarpanch Gram
Ferozepur Panchayat
7 Fathegarh Sabran VPO Fathegarh Sabran Open Sarpanch Gram
Tehsil Zira, Ferozepur Panchayat
Human Resources:-
S. No Name Age Address Contact Trainer

Number
1 Avtar Kaur 42 Street Ganga Mandir, Bansi 98553-16990 Kabbadi
Gate FZR
2 Gagan Matta 24 H N0 3 Street No 8 Basti 75084-46001 Swimmer
Tankan Wali FZR
3 Gurjant Singh 35 Vill Malshian kalan Tehsil 98762-17458 Hockey
FZR

 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING:-
Contact Details Tel:- 01632-223633

Nodal Officer Name:- Sat Paul
Designation:- SDO
Phone:- 01632-223633 Mobile NO: 95014-44700
Source of water Tankers:-
S. No Name of Address Govt/ Pvt No. Of Contact No.

Tanker Agency Tankers
1 Sandeep Kumar Ekta Nagar FZR City PVT. 1 98720-13006
Contractor
2 Sahil Kumar Ekta Nagar FZR City PVT. 1 98142-23525
Contractor
3 Vishnu Dera Radha swami, PVT. 1 99141-29371
Icha wala Rd. FZR City
Equipments:-
Sr. No Name Quantity Operator Provided

1 Vehicles 1 Ashraf ali 8968098551
2 Car 4
 RED CROSS SOCIETY:-
Address Secretary Dist. Red cross Branch, The mall road, FRZ City
Nodal Officer Name:- Ashok Behal
Designation:- Secretary
Phone Number:- 9217400009
Human Resources trained:-
S. No Name of Training No. Of Volunteers Trained

1 First Aid 25
2 Computer 02
3 Electrician NIL
4 Mobile Repairing NIL

List of Inventory:-
S. No Item Name Quantity Place and Address of item stored

1 Stretchers 2 Dist Red Cross Branch, The Mall Rd. Ferozepur
2 Blankets 50 Dist Red Cross Branch, The Mall Rd. Ferozepur
3 Tricycles 03 Dist Red Cross Branch, The Mall Rd. Ferozepur
4 Crunches ------ Dist Red Cross Branch, The Mall Rd. Ferozepur
5 Hearing Aid 20 Dist Red Cross Branch, The Mall Rd. Ferozepur
6 Wheel Chair 01
List of First aid Trained Personnel:-
S. No Name Age Contact No Address

1 Dr. Rameshware Singh 58 98761-42681 Guru Ram Dass Nagar, FZR City
2 Gurcharan Singh 42 98550-54446 Govt. Sr. Sec School Sur Singh Wala
3 Subhash Gupta 63 98158-32868 Jain St. Zira
4 H.C Malhotra 56 88724-02884 Hindu Model Sr. Sec School,FZR
Cant
5 Satish Thakur 45 Govt. Sr. Sec School, Lumari Wala
6 Sukhwinder Singh 36 98149-09540 Govt. High School, KamalWala,
Zira
7 Amit Kumar 35 89688-55226 Govt. High School, Karma
8 Udik Chand 35 98558-01632 Govt. Sr. Sec School, Mamdot
9 Rohit Sharma 35 98764-70760 Govt. Middle School, Hamad
10 Miss Vandana 32 98557-38238 Govt. High School, Machhi Bugra
11 Yashpal 42 94179-53889 Govt High School, Guru Har Shai
12 Jagdeep Singh 50 94170-00994 Govt. Sr. Sec School(B), FZR City
13 Sunil Sharma 43 81469-00422 D.T.S Dist Dt. John Centre, FZR
 Health Department:
Contact Details 9217580137, 01632-245173

Nodal Officer Name:- Dr Sonia Designation:-Distt Epidemiologist
Mobile No: 9217580137
List of Hospitals at district level with Contact No:
S. No Name Type Address Contact Private/

Govt
1 Civil Hospital Distt Hospital Civil Hospital 01632- Govt
FZR FZR 242964

2 Civil Hospital Civil Hospital Civil Hospital 01682- Govt
Zira Zira 251149
Jalalabad Jalalabad 250656
Fazilka Fazilka 250656
Abohar Abohar 221430
6 CHC Community Health CHC 01638- Govt
Dabwalakalan Centre Dabwalakalan 240343
BloodBank
Sr. No Name Address Contact Person & Mob No
1 Blood Bank Ferozepur Civil Hospital, FZR Dr.Susma Thakkar
(99140-12681)
2 Blood Bank, Dr Anil Bagi Memorial Dr Alok Aggarwal
Anil Bagi Hospital Hospital Blood Bank (9417171060)
DEPARTMENT OF FOOD AND SUPPLIES:-
Address Room No A-1, Distt Admn Complex, Ferozepur Cantt

Contact Details TEL:- 01632-245380
FAX:- 01632245316
Nodal Officer Name:- Sh Balraj SinghDesignation:-DFSO
Phone No:- 9988961652
Food Procuring Agencies:-
S. Name Address Contact Contact Storage Item

No Person No Capacity Stored
1 DM Pungrain, Room No 05- DM 01632- 188171(Open) Wheat
Ferozepur 10,A-1, Pungrain, 245380 4428(Covered) &
Ground Floor Ferozepur 192599 Mt Stock
Distt Admn Articles
Complex,
Ferozepur
Cantt

Petrol pumps:-
Petro
Diesel
l
Sr.N Fillin
RO Name Address Contact Person Contact No Fillin
O g
g
Pump
Pump
"Balmiki Chowk-
Gadalwala
1 Aggarwal Motors Ajay Aggarwal 9417246600 5 3
Road,""Ferozepur City,
Distt-Ferozepur"
Khane Ke Ahl Road,
2 Amod Motors Rahul Gupta 8729000206 2 2
Near Grain Market
Lalley, Moga - Ferozpur 9914100032 /
3 Arora Petroleums Rajeev 2 2
Road 9914000836
4 Baba Khusdil Ksk Vill. Theth, Ferozepur Amb Singh 9814349580 2 2

Vill Rattakhera, Punjab
5 Babbal Fuel Plaza Singh Wala,Fzr-Moga Ravinder Sandhu 9814038670 4 8
Road
Chak Megha Viran,
6 Bala Ji Filling Station Ferozepur-Jalalabad Monu 9914200515 2 2
Road
Karman, Vpo: Mamdo,
7 Bindra Filling Station Kuldeep Bindra 9417666505 3 4
Ferozpur Mamdot Road
"Village Sodhi Nagar,
8 Brar Kisan Sewa Kendra Balkaran Singh 9814930684 2 3
Kulgari Road
9 Chand Motors Mallanwala Sunil 9855321221 2 3
Ferozepur-Jalalabad 9815197222 /
10 Dashmesh Petroleum Gurcharan 2 2
Road 9501032417
Dashmeshpitah Filling "Ferozepur-Makhu
11 Binny Mehta 7889121314 2 1
Station Road,Attari"
12 Friends Service Station Mall Road Ferozepur Virender 8146464160 8 7
Ghall Khurd, Ferozepur-
13 Ghall Service Station Lalit 7508100055 4 5
Moga Rd.
Vill.Arif Ke, Ferozpur-
14 Gobind Fuel Centre Ravi Sethi 9855500003 2 3
Makhu Road,
Outside Makhu Gate,
15 Gupta Oil Stores Sanjeev Gupta 7009487703 2 1
Ferozepur City
Vill-Chugatte Wala,
16 Handa Filling Station Manoj 9463600030 2 2
Sherkhan Road
17 Happy Motors Jhariwala Harpreet 9779900079 1 1
Vill Mehar Singh Wala,
18 Harmehar Filling Station Lovekesh 6280448128 2 3
Tehsil Zira
19 Jagdish Singh Jhoke-Hari-Har Harpal Singh 9872888709 2 3
20 Kissan Filling Station Zira-Ferozepur Rd Rajesh 8288850547 3 3
Gobind Nagri Road,
21 Malhotra Filling Station Deepak 7888898251 2 2
Ferozepur
22 Mamdot Motors Mamdot Ashwini 9814553400 4 7
Talwandi Bhai - Khosa
23 Monga Fuel Centre Kuldeep 9855430200 1 2
Dal Singh Rd
Village Thatha Kisan
M/S Hargobind Filling
24 Singh Wal, Narangsingh Piyara Singh 9417981099 2 2
Station
Wala-Makhu Rd
Mohan Ke Hitar,
25 Nand Fuels Ferozepur-Jalalabad Gumdoor 9914310906 2 2
Road
Mandi Gurharsahai,On
26 Narula Filling Station Subhash 9814525220 2 3
Guruharsai
27 Narula Foods Pvt. Ltd. Ferozepur-Jalalabad Subhash 9914525220 4 3

Road
Nurpur Sotha, Ferozepur-
28 Noor Filling Station Jitinder 9815496644 2 3
Faridkot Road
Multani Gate, Circular
29 Prabhu Auto Fuels Sanjeev Kaur 9653079177 3 3
Road, Ferozepur
9855310002 /
30 R.K. Kissan Sewa Kendra Vill. Jattanwali Sushil 2 2
9041500222
"Zira-Mallanwala Road,
31 S.K. Filling Station Jaswinder Singh 9855508152 2 3
Botianwala"
32 S.P.S Filling Centre Mallanwala Vijay Sethi 9463000222 2 3
33 Saheed Sukhwinder Sg Fs Mallanwala Mandeep 7888580670 1 1
Ferozepur-Hussainiwala
34 Sai Motors Sachin 9814181341 2 2
Road
Lakha Hazi-Khai Pheme 9814974044 /
35 Sajan Filling Station Janak Raj 1 1
Ke Road 9914272077
Village Kari Kalan,

36 Sandhu Filling Station Bikramjeet Singh 9888940066 4 4
Ferozepur - Fazilka Road
Sandhu Filling Station
37 Zira Road, Ferozepur Sukhdev Singh 9815048730 2 3
(Ibp)
38 Satkartar Ksk Vill. Katora Jujhar Singh 6280300935 2 2
Ferozepur To Dulchike
39 Shri Guru Ram Dass F/S Sanjeev Sethi 9914713067 2 2
Road
40 Shri Ram Filling Station Jiwan Araian Rajinder 9592026760 2 3
Sodhiwala-Trara Singh
41 Tara Singh Filling Station Vikas 9256907770 2 2
Wala
Zira-Ferozepur Road, 9814530108 /
42 Tehria Filling Station Sargunvir Singh 8 12
Gadariwal 9878610008
43 Teja Singh Iqbal Singh Guruharshai Gurdeep Singh 9814830844 2 3

Thind Kissan Sewa Goluke-Guruharsahai
44 Balwinder 9478124001 2 2
Kendra Road
Ferozepur - Fazilka
Road,Village Lakho Ke
45 Anand Filling Station Harbans Lal 9855220010
Behram,
Ferozepur152001
Ferozepur - Mallanwala
46 Darpan Motors Road,Village-Sodhewal, Ashok Kumar Arora 9517200302
Ferozepur152002
Near Railway Crossing,
47 Dharam Singh & Sons Outside Multani Gate, Manoj Kumar 9417185918
Ferozepur152002
Makhu-Moga Roadvill.-
Fatehgarh Panjtoor Filling
48 Shah Abu Bakar Varinder Singh 9814350081
Station
Ferozepur142051
Guruharsahai - Sadiq
49 Friends Service Station Road,Guruharsahai, Rajesh Kumar 9876100946
Ferozepur152022
Gurdit Singh Pakhar Zira-Makhu Road, Zira,
50 Pritpal Singh 9876250901
Singh Ferozepur142047
Zira-Makhu Road, Zira,
51 Monga Filling Station Ashok Kumar 9781100008
Ferozepur142047
34, G.T.
52 Janta Oil Store Road,Ferozepurcantt Baldev Singh 9814070044
Ferozepur152001
Zira - Amritsar
53 Makhu Service Station Road,Makhu, Inderjit Singh 9872071074
Ferozepur142044

Ferozepur - Makhu Road,
54 Modern Service Station. Mallanwala, Sarjiwan Kumar 9855600010
Ferozepur152021
Moga - Ferozepur Road,
55 Preet Service Station Malwalqadim, Sanjiv Kumar Narula 9815174841
Ferozepur152001
Zira - Ferozepur Road,
56 Punjab Oil Store Khosadalsingh, Hans Raj 9855158373
Ferozepur142047
Fazilka Road, Jalalabad,
57 Sonia Auto Centre Vijay Kumar 9815653119
Fazilka152024
V.P.O.- Mamdotnear
Kargil Shaheed Surjit
58 Focal Point, Udham Singh 9914829847
Singh F/S
Ferozepur152023
Ferozepur-Moga Road,
59 Haryali Kissan Bazar Village Satiyawala, Vikas Mittal 9417700701
Ferozepur152001
Ferozepur-Jalalabad
Guru Nanak Filling
60 Road,Village Jiwan Jasleen Kaur 9914311494
Station
Arain, Ferozepur152024
Makhu - Kot-Ise-Khan
61 Beas Filling Station Road,Village Rasoolpur, Manjeet Singh 9872854114
Ferozepur142044
Ferozpur-Faridkot Road,
Gurpreet Singh
62 Samundari Filling Station Village-Satiye Wala, 9872978179
Sandhu
Ferozepur152001
Makhu-Jalandhar
63 Rana Filling Station Road,Village-Jogewala, Sachin Kapur 9417186020
Ferozepur142044
Village- Chak Mahantan
64 Gurpreet Filling Station Wala,Tehsil-Jalalabad Gurpreet Singh 9781333313
(W) Ferozepur152022
Mudki - Sajadi
65 Smile Fuel Centre Road,Village-Saranwali, Jaswinder Singh 9872245151
Ferozepur142052
Shamsinghwala-Booter
Gurparvez Singh
66 Zaildaar Filling Station Road,Village-Theh 9463872557
Sandhu
Gujjar, Ferozepur152002
Phraimal Bhala
67 Satluj Filling Station Road,Village-Baghe-Ke- Ajit Pal 9814046402
Pipal, Ferozepur152002
Near Railway Bridge,
Preet Service
68 Ferozepur Cantt. Sanjiv Kumar Narula 9815174841
Station(Adhoc)
Ferozepur152002
Nh-15,Mudki -Zira Road,
Surinder Kumar
69 S.K. Energy Point Village-Kot Karor Kalan 9876900765
Chawla
Ferozepur142060
Ferozepur-Zira
Road,Village & P.O
70 Punjab Oil Store(Adhoc) Hans Raj 9855158373
Sandhe Hasham,
Ferozepur152001
71 Highway Service Station Talwandi Bhai Kuldeep Kumar 9814650791 3 5
Sukhmohindra Singh
72 Brar Service Station Guruharsahai 8872200011 2 2
Brar
73 Anil Baghi Motors Goluke Ashwani Kumar 9478938183 2 2
74 Jagat Auto Centre Guruharsahai Jagmeet Sandhu 9855579100 2 3
75 Arjun Service Station Talwandi Bhai Rajandeep Singh 9815200262 2 3
Shyam Sunder
76 Ferozepur Service Station Ferozepur Cantt 7589321883 2 2
Aggarwal
Chandra Mohan
77 Rama Motors Khai 9417183747 3 3
Handa
78 Hp Chanan Flg Stn Ferozeshah Guravtar Singh 9855780000 2 2

79 H P Maa Laxmi Flg Stn Mudki Amit Kumar 9815817025 2 3
80 Hp Kataria Flg Stn Talwandi Nepala Udesh Kataria 9878092001 1 2
81 Hp Jai Shiv Motors Ferozepur Rakesh Kumar 9815414136 4 4
82 Hp Kaysons Auto Fuels Ferozepur Rajesh Malhotra 9417205675 3 3
83 H P Dashmesh Pita Fs Mohre Jaswant Singh Sidhu 9855952761 2 3
Hp Guru Ramdas Filling
84 Mamdot Ashwani Narang 9814553400 2 3
Station
85 Hamara Pump - Asafwala Asafwala Rahul Grover 9814959549 2 5
86 Nagpal Hp Bahadursinghwala Kanwaljeet Singh 9855000776 2 4
87 Sps Hp Motors Arifke Ajay Kumar 9592000022 1 3
88 Mallanwala Hp Mallanwala Lakhwinder Singh 9417452581 1 3
89 Lucky'Shp Fuels Jiwan Arain Bhim Sen 9855840038 2 3
90 Hp Shivraj Filling Station Kulgarhi Rakesh Kumar 9855761444 1 2
91 Hp Narinder Station Sandhe Hasham Narinder Kumar 9417252583 1 2
92 Hp Anmol Filling Station Gudder Dhandi B S Laddi 9417707776 2 3
93 Pitambra Hp Fuels Behak Gujran K D Singh 9815026311 2 2
Hamara Pump - Basti
94 Basti Pathana Raju Chawla 9914715000 2 2
Pathana
95 Hamara Pump - Bhagoke Bhagoke Manjinder Singh 9478213013 3 1
96 Arora Hpcl Sekhawan Tilak Arora 9855118020 3 1
97 Bhullar Filling Station Shahzadi Kulwant Rai 9814357430 1 1
98 Guru Nanak Dev Fs Tibbi Khurd Ashwani Narang 9814553400 1 2
99 Kang Petroleum Sadhuwala Angrej Singh 9814730819 1 2
100 Zira Petroleum Zira Neeraj 8872878600 2 2
101 Sardar F Stn Pir Mohammad Gurbir Singh 9814743478 1 2
102 Waheguru Hp Station Ferozpur City Amit Kumar 9464307552 3 3
103 Ganesh Hp Motors Loham Amit Kumar 9815817025 2 2
104 Sukhchain Singh Sandhu Butewala Parvinder Singh 9815700515 3 4
105 Asha Hp Centre Arraiyanwala Baldev Raj Kalra 8146207222 3 6
106 Harbir Petro Mart Zira Harbir Singh 9780000133 4 8
Star Bhullar Filling
107 Basti Nizamdeen Rajbeer Bhullar 9814155445 1 1
Station
Sr. Name of Petrol Pump Full address of Contact Person Contact No. Filling Pumps
No Petrol Pump Petrol Diesel
1 Aggarwal Motors O/S Zira Gate, Sh. Ajay 94172-46600
Ferozepur City. Aggarwal
2 Aggarwal Motors vill. Khalchi, Fzr- Sh. Mukhtiar 94173-68499
Fzr Road Singh
3 Amod Motors Khane ke, Ahel, Sh. Sham Singh 98147-23820
Rakhdi Road Gupta
4 Arora Petroleums Vill. Lalley, Fzr Sh. T.R Arora 98551-18020
Talwandi Road
5 Bala ji Filling Station Vill. Chak megha Sh. Sonu Arora 98148-30944
Viran
6 Bindra Filling Station Vill. Karma, Khai Sh. Kuldeep 99148-87876

Mamdot Road Bindra
7 Brar kisan Sewa Kendra Vill. Sodhi Nagar, Sh. Tarsem 98147-30684
Kulgarhi Singh
8 Chan Motors Fzr Road Vill Sh. Sunil Khera 98553-21221
Mallan wala
9 Dashmeshpitah Vill. Attari, Fzr Sh. Sanjeev 99149-24424
Mallan wala Road Sethi
10 Friend Service Station The mall, Opp. Sh. Varinder 92167-07048
Central jail Goyal
11 Ghall Service Station Vill Ghall khurd, Sh. Lalit beri 94632-32880
Talwandi Bhai
12 Gobind Fuel Center Vill Arif ke Sh. Satpal 98555-00003
(Ravi)
13 Gupta Oil Stores Mallan wala Road, Sh. Sanjeev 92162-26877
Fzr City Gupta
14 Handa Filling Station Vill. Chugate wala Sh. Manoj 94636-00030
Kumar Handa
15 Happy Motors Vill Jhari wala Sh. Harpreet 97799-00079
Focal Point Singh
16 Harmehar Filling Vill Major Singh Sh. Nirmal 98156-25779
Station wala Kumar
17 Nand Fuel Vill Mohan ke Uttar Sh. Shil Goyal 95920-00098
18 Jagdish Singh Vill. Jhoke Hari Har Sh.Harpal Singh 98728-88709
19 Jai Maa Filling Station Vill. Mudki Sh. Kulwant 97811-00052
Kataria
20 Kisan Filling Station Fzr Road , Zira Sh. Mandeep 98722-00444
Town, Zira Monga
Gas Agency:-
S. Name of Name of Address Contact Contact Area Covered Capacity

No GAS franchisee Person No of
Agency Godowns
1 Zira Gas Kot Ise Khan Zira & Its 12000 KG
Service Road Zira Surrounding
2 Ferozepur IOC Out Side Zira Sh. Amit 98147- Internal City, 12000 KG
GAS Gate FZR City 22489 Mamdot, Zira Rd
Agency & adjoining area
3 Moon Gas IOC Baba Namdev Sh. Mustkin 94176- Ferozepur & 12000 KG
Service Chownk FZR 30786 Adjoining Area
City
4 Nectar Gas HP Near Joshi Mr. Walia 94636- Ferozepur & 12000 KG
Service Palace FZR 04733 Adjoining Area
City
5 KWIK HP 105, Sadar Sh. Tarsem 98159- Ferozepur Cantt. 12000 KG
Flame Gas Bazar, FZR 42291
Agency Cant
6 M/S Makhu IOC Opp. Railway Mr. Sharma 94630-
Gas Agency Station, Makhu 97994
7 Ranbir BPC Ferozepur Rd. Sh. 97811- Mallanwala & 12000 KG
Bharat Gas Mallanwala Bhupinder 15511 Adjoining Area
Singh

8 Dev Gas IOC Zira Road, Sh. Amarjit 75890- Talwandi Bhai, 12000 KG
Agency Talwandi Bhai 19909 Mudki &
adjoining Area
9 Shan Gas IOC Joya Singh 98146- Guruharshai & 12000 KG
Agency wala Rd. GHS 00071 Adjoining area
List of Kerosene Wholesale:-
4. List of Kerosene Wholesale:-

Sr. Contact Contact
Name of Wholesaler HQ Company Address
No person Num
Gobind Nagri,
1 M/S S.S & Sons 0 IOC S. Gurjeet Singh 98140-70088
Ferozepur City
M/S Guru Hargobind Oil Sh. Mohanjeet
2 0 IOC Zira 93378-00007
Store Singh
M/S Arura Mal Labhu
3 0 IOC Talwandi Bhai Sh. Harsh Bajaj 98144-00567
Ram

ANNEXURE-A
 Roles and Responsibilities of Deputy Commissioner as Responsible Officer

(RO), Ferozepur
i. Ensure that IRTs are firmed at district, Sub-division, Tehsil/Block levels and IRS is
integrated in the district DM plan as per section 31 of the DM act 2005. This may be
achieved by issuing a standing order by the RO to addl. Commissioner, SDMs and other
officers.
ii. Ensure web based / on line Decision Support System (DSS) is in place in EOC and
connected with Sub-Division and Tehsil / Block level IRTs for support.
iii. Ensure that toll free emergency numbers existing for Police, Fire and Medical support etc.
are linked to the EOC for response, command and control. For e.g., if there is any fire
incident, the information should not only reach the fire station but also the EOC and the
nearest hospital to gear up the emergency medical service.
iv. Obtain funds from capacity Building Fund of State Government and ensure that a training
calendar for IRTs of District is prepared and members of IRTs are trained through Centre
for Disaster Management.
v. Delegate authorities to the IC.
vi. Activate IRTs at district headquarter, sub-division, Tehsil/Block levels as and when
required.
vii. Appoint/deploy, terminate and demobilize IC and IRT(s) as and when required.
viii. Decide overall incident objectives, priorities and ensure that various objectives do not
conflict with each other.
ix. Ensure that IAP is prepared by the IC and implemented.
x. Remain fully briefed on the IAP and its implementation.
xi. Coordinate all response activities.
xii. Give directions for the release and use of resources available with any department of the
Government, Local Authority, Public & Private sector etc in the District;
xiii. Ensure that local armed forces commanders are involved in the planning process and their
resources are appropriately dovetailed, if required.
xiv. Ensure that when Armed Forces arrive in support for disaster response, their logistic
requirements like camping grounds, potable water, electricity and requirement of vehicles
etc are in place.
xv. Appoint a SDM as NO at the District level to organize Air Operations in coordination
with the State and Central Government NO. Also ensure that all ICs of IRTs of the
District are aware of it;
xvi. Ensure that the NGOs carry out their activities in an equitable and non-discriminatory
manner.
xvii. Deploy the District Headquarter IRTs at the incident site, in case required.
xviii. Ensure that effective communications are in place.
xix. Ensure that pocket telephone directory of all ESF is prepared and available with EOC and
members of IRTs.
xx. Ensure provision for accountability of personnel and a safe operating Environment;

xxi. In case of L2 Level situation deteriorates, the RO may assume the role of the IC and may
seek support from the State level RO.
xxii. Mobilize experts and consultants from the relevant fields to advise and assist as may
deem necessary. List of such consultants/Experts should be identified and documented
well in advance.
xxiii. Procure exclusive or preferential use of amenities from any authority or person;
xxiv. Conduct post response review on performance of IRTs and take appropriate steps to
improve performance.
xxv. Take other necessary action as the situation demands.
 Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) as Incident Commander (IC)
The IC is the overall in-charge for the management of onsite response to any incident. IC is
appointed by the Dy. Commissioner (RO). IC may have a deputy with him depending upon
the magnitude and nature of the incident. For assistance and management of the incident
there shall be two sets of staff:
a) Command Staff, b) General Staff.
 Command Staff:
The command staff comprises ADC as IC, District Public Relation Officer as Information &
Media Officer (IMO), District Fire Officer as Safety Officer (SO), and SDM as (LO).
 Roles and Responsibilities of ADC as Incident Commander (IC)
i. Obtain information on:-

a. Situation status like number of people and the area affected etc;
b. Availability and procurement of resources;
c. Requirement of facilities like Incident Command Post (ICP), staging area,
incident base, camp and relief camp etc.
d. Availability and requirements of communication system.
e. Future weather forecast from IMD
f. Any other information required for response from all available sources and
analyses the situation.
ii. Determine incident objectives and strategies based on the available information and
resources.
iii. Establish immediate priorities, including search & rescue and relief Distribution
strategies;
iv. Assess requirements for maintenance of law and order, traffic etc. if any at the
incident site, and make arrangements with help of the local police;
v. Extend support for implementation of Area Command (AC) and Unified Command
(UC) if considered necessary by the RO.

vi. Establish appropriate IRS organization with Sections, Branches, Divisions,
Units/Task Force based on the span of control and scale of the incident;
vii. Establish ICP at a suitable place. There will be one ICP even if the incident is multi-
jurisdictional. Even a mobile van with complete communication equipment and
appropriate personnel may be used as ICP. In case of total destruction of buildings,
tents, or temporary shelters may be used. If appropriate or enough space is not
available, other Sections can function from a different convenient location. But there
should be proper and fail safe contact with the ICP in order to provide quick
assistance;
viii. Ensure that the IAP is prepared;
ix. Ensure that team members are briefed on performance of various activities as Per
IAP;
x. Approve and authorize the implementation of an IAP and ensure that IAP is regularly
developed and updated as per debriefing of IRT members. It will be reviewed every
24 hours and circulated to all concerned;
xi. Ensure that planning meetings are held at regular intervals. The meetings will draw
out an implementation strategy and IAP for effective incident response. The decision
to hold this meeting is solely the responsibility of the IC. Apart from other
members, ensure that Planning Section Chief (PSC) attend all briefing and
debriefing meetings;
xii. Ensure that all Sections or Units are working as per IAP;
xiii. Ensure that adequate safety measures for responders and affected Communities are in
place;
xiv. Ensure proper coordination between all Sections of the IRT, agencies working in the
response activities and make sure that all conflicts are resolved;
xv. Ensure that computerized and web based IT solutions are used for Planning, resource
mobilization and deployment of trained IRT members;
xvi. Consider requirement of resources, equipment which are not available in the
functional jurisdiction, discuss with PSC and Logistic Section Chief (LSC) and
inform RO regarding their procurement;
xvii. Approve and ensure that the required additional resources are procured and issued to
the concerned Sections, Branches and Units etc. and are properly utilized. On
completion of assigned work, the resources will be returned immediately for
utilization elsewhere or to the department concerned;
xviii. If required, establish contact with PRIs, ULBs, CBOs, NGOs etc. and seek their
cooperation in achieving the objectives of IAP and enlist their support to act as local
guides in assisting the external rescue and relief teams;
xix. Approve the deployment of volunteers and such other personnel and ensure that they
follow the chain of command;
xx. Authorize release of information to the media;
xxi. Ensure that the record of resources mobilized from outside is maintained so that
prompt payment can be made for hired resources;
xxii. Recommend demobilization of the IRT, when appropriate;

xxiii. Review public complaints and recommend suitable grievance redressal measures to
the RO;
xxiv. Ensure that the NGOs and other social organizations deployed in the affected sites are
working properly and in an equitable manner. IC may ensure proper coordination
among NGOs.
xxv. Ensure preparation of After Action Report (AAR) prior to the demobilization of the
IRT on completion of the incident response.
xxvi. Perform any other duties that may be required for the management of the incident;
xxvii. Perform such other duties as assigned by RO.
 Roles and Responsibilities of DPRO & Media Officer (IMO)
i. Prepare and release information about the incident to the media agencies and others
with the approval of IC;
ii. Jot down decisions taken and directions issued in case of sudden disasters when the
IRT has not been fully activated and hand it over to the PS on its Activation for
incorporation in the IAP;
iii. Ask for additional personnel support depending on the scale of incident and
Workload;
iv. Monitor and review various media reports regarding the incident that may be useful
for incident planning;
v. Organize IAP meetings as directed by the IC or when required;
vi. Coordinate with IMD to collect weather information and disseminate it to all
concerned;
vii. Perform such other duties as assigned by IC.
 Roles and Responsibilities of SDM as Laision Ofiicer (LO)
The LO is the focal point of contact for various line departments, representatives of NGOs,
PRIs and ULBs etc. participating in the response. The LO is the point of contact to assist the
first responders, cooperating agencies and line departments. LO may be designated
depending on the number of agencies involved in the spread of affected area.
i. Maintain a list of concerned line departments, agencies (CBOs, NGOs, etc.) and their
representatives at various locations;
ii. Carry out liaison with all concerned agencies including National Disaster Response
Force (NDRF) and Armed Forces and line departments of Government;
iii. Monitor Operations to identify current or potential inter-agency problems;
iv. Participate in planning meetings and provide information on response by participating
agencies;
v. Ask for personnel support if required;
vi. Keep the IC informed about arrivals of all the Government and Non Government
agencies and their resources;

vii. Help in organizing briefing sessions of all Governmental and Non Governmental
agencies with the IC;
viii. Perform such other duties as assigned by IC.
 Roles and Responsibilities of District Fire Officer as Safety Officer (SO)
The SO’s function is to develop and recommend measures for ensuring safety of
Personnel, and to assess and/or anticipate hazardous and unsafe situations. The SO is
authorized to stop/prevent unsafe activities and shall. SO may also give general advice on
safety of affected communities.
i. Recommend measures for assuring safety of responders and to assess or anticipate

hazardous and unsafe situations and review it regularly;
ii. Ask for assistants and assign responsibilities as required;
iii. Participate in planning meetings for preparation of IAP;
iv. Review the IAP for safety implications;
v. Obtain details of accidents that have occurred within the incident area if required or as
directed by IC and inform the appropriate authorities;
vi. Review and approve the Site Safety Plan, as and when required;
vii. Maintain record of various activities.
viii. Perform such other duties as assigned by IC.
 General Staff:-
The general staff consist of the Operation Section (OS), Planning Section (PS) and
Logistic Section (LS) each having a specific function in the overall response.
 Operating Section (OS):-
The OS deals with all types of field level tactical operations directly applicable to the
management of an incident. This section is headed by an Operation Section Chief (OSC). In
addition, a deputy may be appointed to assist the OSC for discharging functions depending
on the magnitude of the work load. OS is further sub-divided into Branches, Divisions and
Task Forces which assist the OSC / IC in the execution of the field operations.

 Roles and Responsibilities of Joint Commissioner (MC) as Operation
Section Chief (OSC):-
i. Coordinate with the activated Section Chiefs;

ii. Manage all field operations for the accomplishment of the incident objectives;
iii. Ensure the overall safety of personnel involved in the OS and the affected
communities;
iv. Deploy, activate, expand and supervise organizational elements (Branch, Division,
Group, etc,) in his Section in consultation with IC and in Accordance with the IAP;
v. Assign appropriate personnel, keeping their capabilities for the task in mind and
maintain On Duty Officers list.
vi. Request IC for providing a Deputy OSC for assistance, if required;
vii. Brief the personnel in OS at the beginning of each operational period;
viii. Ensure resolution of all conflicts, information sharing, coordination and cooperation
between the various Branches of Section;
ix. Prepare Section Operational Plan in accordance with the IAP; if required;
x. Suggest expedient changes in the IAP to the IC;
xi. Consult the IC from time-to-time and keep him fully briefed;
xii. Determine the need for additional resources and place demand accordingly and ensure
their arrival;
xiii. Ensure record of various activities performed members of Branches, Divisions,
Units/Groups are collected and maintained in the Unit Log IRS
xiv. Perform such other duties as assigned by RO / IC.
 Staging Area:-
Staging Area is the area where resource mobilized are collected and accounted for operation
which will include things like food, vehicle, and drinking water and other materials and
equipment. The Staging area will be established at a suitable area near the affected site for
immediate, effective and quick deployment of resources more than one SA can be established
if required. The overall Incharge of SA will be concerned Tehsildar. Who needs to work in
close liaison with both the logistics section and planning section through the OSC. Bhagat
singh Stadium, Schools, Panchayat Bhawans, Community center, and other open area
accessible by road can be used as Staging Area.
 Roles and Responsibility of Tehsildar as Staging Area Manager (SAM),
i. Establish the SA with proper layout, maintain it in an orderly condition and ensure
that there is no obstruction to the incoming and outgoing vehicles, resources etc;
ii. Ensure that communications are established with the ICP and other required locations
e.g. different SAs, Incident Base, Camp, Relief Camp etc;
iii. Organize storage and dispatch of resources received and dispatch it as per IAP;
iv. Report all receipts and dispatches to OSC and maintain their records;
v. Manage all activities of the SA;

vi. Utilize all perishable supplies expeditiously;
vii. Establish check-in function as appropriate;
viii. Request maintenance and repair of equipment at SA, as needed
ix. Maintain and provide resource status to PS and LS;
x. Demobilize SA in accordance with the Demobilization Plan
xi. Maintain record of various activities performed.
xii. Perform any other duties as assigned by OSC.
 Response Branch:-
Response Branches are the key branches to deal with the disaster situation and
Perform various functions. All the Branch Directors will work under OSC. Depending on the
scale of disaster, the Response Branch Director (RBD) shall have to expand the number of
Groups which in turn may require creation of Division. This structure is meant for close
supervision by the OSC in the management of a large incident.
Branch
Division
Group/Task Group/Task Group/Task Group/Task Group/Task

Force A Force A Force A Force A Force A
Strike Team/ Strike Team/ Strike team/ Strike Team/ Strike

Team
Single Single Single Single
Single
Resource Resource Resource Resource
Resource
The ideal span for supervision is 1:5. i.e. one Branch Director can supervise up to five
Divisions, one Division Supervisor can supervise up to five task Forces and so. More
Branches, Divisions, Task Forces may be formed as required.

List of response Branch Director’s:-
S. No Name of Department Response Branch Director’s (By Designation)

1 Police Additional Commissioner of Police
2 Fire Senior Fire Officer
3 Health Deputy Civil Medical Officer (M)
4 Food & Supply District food and Supply Officer
5 PWD(B&R) Executive Engineers
6 Public Health Executive Engineers
7 Irrigation Executive Engineers
8 Transport Asstt. Secretary, Transport Officer
9 Electricity Executive Engineers
10 Communication Manager, BSNL
11 Municipal corp. Superintending Engineers
12 PUDA Executive Engineers
13 Animal husbandry Dy. Directors
14 Agriculture & Horticulture Dy. Directors
15 GM, Punjab Roadways Transport Manager
16 Forest Div. Forest Officer
17 Industrial Safety Dy. Directors, Industrial safety
 Roles and Responsibility of RBD:-
i. Work under the supervision of the OSC and is responsible for the implementation of
IAP as per the assigned role;
ii. Attend planning meetings as required by the OSC;
iii. Review Assignment Lists for Divisions or Groups under his Branch;
iv. Assign specific tasks to Division and Groups-in-Charge;
v. Supervise Branch functions;
vi. Resolve conflicts reported by subordinates;
vii. Report to OSC regarding modifications required if any in the IAP, need for additional
resources, availability of surplus resources and when hazardous situations or
significant events occur, etc.
viii. Provide Single Resource, Strike Team and Task Force support to various operational
areas;
ix. Perform any other duties assigned by the OSC;

List of Division’s supervisor:-

1 Police Additional Commissioner of Police
2 Fire Fire station Officer
3 Health Deputy Civil Medical Officer (M,H,Malaria, TB
& AIDS, School Health)
4 Food & Supply Assistant food and Supply Officer
5 PWD(B&R) Sub Divisional Engineers
6 Public Health Sub Divisional Engineers
7 Irrigation Sub Divisional Engineers
8 Transport Time Manage/workshop Manager
9 Electricity Sub Divisional Engineers
10 Communication SDOs
11 Municipal corp. Engineers
12 PUDA Sub Divisional Engineers
13 Animal husbandry Veterinary surgeon
14 Agriculture & Horticulture BAOs
15 GM, Punjab Roadways Work Manager
16 Forest Assistant conservator officers
17 Industrial Safety Assistant Directors
 Role & Responsibilities of Division Supervisor:-
i. Implement Division assignment list;

ii. Assign resources within the Division under them;
iii. Report on the progress of Operations, and the status of resources within the Division;
iv. Circulate Organisational Assignment List (Divisional) to the leaders of the Group,
Strike Team and Task Force;
v. Review assignments and incident activities with subordinates and assign tasks as per
the situation;
vi. Coordinate activities with adjacent Divisions, if required;
vii. Submit situation and resource status to the RBD and the OSC;
viii. Report all hazardous situations, special occurrences or significant events (e.g.,
accidents, sickness, deteriorating weather conditions, etc.) to the RBD and the OSC;
ix. Resolve problems within the Division;
x. Participate in the development of IAP for next operational period, if required;
xi. Perform any other duties as assigned by the RBD/OSC.

List of Group Leaders/Task Force Leaders:-

1 Police Station Head Officers
2 Fire Leading Firemen’s
3 Health Senior Medical Officers
4 Food & Supply Inspector/Sub Inspectors food & Supply
5 PWD(B&R) Junior Engineers
6 Public Health Junior Engineers
7 Irrigation Junior Engineers
8 Transport Junior Engineers
9 Electricity Junior Engineers
10 Communication Junior Engineers
11 Municipal corp. Junior Engineers
12 PUDA Junior Engineers
13 Animal husbandry Doctors
14 Agriculture & Horticulture ADOs
15 GM, Punjab Roadways Duty Inspectors/Forman’s
16 Forest Assistant Conservator of Forest
17 Industrial Safety Safety Officers
 Role & Responsibilities of Group Leaders & Task Force Leaders:-
i. Ensure transportation of resources by road to the effected sites.

ii. Requisition additional personnel support, if required;
iii. Attend planning meetings on the direction of OSC;
iv. Determine coordination procedures with various destinations as per IAP;
v. Ensure proper parking locations;
vi. Resolve conflicts of the Group, if any;
vii. Update Road Operation plan as required and share them with higher authorities;
viii. In case of accidents, inform the TDB, the local police and provide assistance in
investigation, if required;
ix. Ensure that mechanics are available for repair of vehicles are also ensure adequate
availability of Petrol, Oil, Lubricants (POL);
x. Maintain the records of all important activities relating to the number of vehicles
deployed, sources of vehicles (i.e. Government or private), locations where vehicles
are deployed along with resource details they are carrying, etc.;
xi. Support and coordinate the Road Operations part of the Rail, Water, and Air
Operations as required;
xii. Perform any other assigned by the TBD / OSC

 Planning Section (PS):-
Planning Section (PS) comprises of Technical Support Committee (TSC) Resource Unit,
Situation Unit, Documentation Unit and Demobilization Unit (Flow Chart). The Section is
headed by a chief known as Planning Section Chief.
Planning Section Chief (PSC):-
The Planning Section Chief is responsible for collection, evaluation, dissemination and use of
information. It keeps track of the developing scenario and status of the resources. In case of
need the PS may also have Technical Specialist for addressing the technical planning matters
in the management of an incident. A list of such specialists will be kept available in the PS.
The PSC reports to the IC and will be responsible for the activation of Units and deployment
of personnel in his Section as per requirement.
Flow Chart: Composition of Planning Section

Additional Deputy Commissioner (D)
As Planning Section Chief (PSC)
Technical Support Committee Members: CMO, DFSO, DCP(HQ), Suptt.

Engineer(PWD, PH, Electricity, irrigation), DDPOs DEO, DWO, Distt.
Child Welfare officer, Chief Engineer (M.C.), Dy. Director (AH,
Agriculture), Sr. Town Planner, DTO, GM(Punjab Roadways), Estate
Officer PUDA, DCP( Crime, East, North, West, South) and other
Technical Experts appointed by Responsible Officer
Resource Unit Situation Unit Documentation Demobilization

Leader: DTP Leader (SUL): Unit Leader: Unit Leader:
District planning DDPO tehsildar
officer/District (Designated by
RO/IC)
Status recorder
ATP
Display Observer: Naib

Tehsildar (Designated by
RO/IC)
Field Observer : Patwari

(Respective area)

 Roles and Responsibilities of ADC (D) as PSC:-
i. Coordinate with the activated Section Chiefs for planning and preparation of IAP in
consultation with IC;
ii. Ensure collection, evaluation, and dissemination of information about the incidents
including weather, forecast, environment toxicity, availability of Resources etc. from
concerned departments and other sources. The PS must have a databank of available
resources with their locations from where it can be mobilized;
The major steps for preparing IAP are as follows;:-
a. Initial information and assessment of the damage and threat;

b. Assessment of resources required;
c. Formation of incident objectives and conducting strategy meetings;
d. Operations briefing;
e. Implementation of IAP;
f. Review of the IAP; and
g. Formulation of incident objectives for the next operational period, if required;
i. Ensure that Incident Status Summary is filled and incorporated in the IAP;
ii. ensure that Organizational Assignment List (Divisional) is circulated among the
Unit leaders and other responders of his Section;
iii. Plan to activate and deactivate IRS organizational positions as appropriate, in
consultation with the IC and OSC;
iv. Determine the need for any specialized resources for the incident management;
v. Utilize IT Solutions for pro-active planning, GIS for decision support and hazard
modelling capabilities for assessing and estimating causalities and for
comprehensive response management plan.
vi. Report to the IC of any significant changes that take place in the incident status;
vii. Assign appropriate personnel, keeping their capabilities for the tasks in mind and
maintain On Duty Officers List for the day.
viii. Oversee preparation and implementation of Incident Demobilization Plan
ix. Perform any other duties assigned by IC.
 Resource Unit:-
In the management of a large incident, demobilization can be quite a complex

Activity and requires proper and separate planning. When the disaster response is nearing
completion, the resources mobilized for response need to be returned. This should be done in
a planned and phased manner. Demobilization requires organizing transportation of both
equipment and personnel to a large number of different places both near and far away.

 Roles and Responsibilities of District Town Planner, as Resource Unit
Leader (RUL):-
i. Maintain and display the status of all assigned resources (Primary and Support) at
the incident site by overseeing the check-in of all resources, and maintaining a
resource status-keeping system. Primary resources are meant for responders and
support resources are meant for affected communities;
ii. Compile a complete inventory of all resources available. He will also access
information about availability of all required resources at other locations and prepare
a plan for their mobilisation, if required. IDRN, CDRN and IDKN facilities will also
be used for this purpose;
iii. Ensure and establish Check-in function at various incident locations;
iv. Update the PSC and IC about the status of resources received and despatched from
time to time;
v. Coordinate with the various activated Branches, Divisions and Groups of OS for
checking status and utilisation of allotted resources;
vi. Ensure quick and proper utilisation of perishable resources;
vii. Maintain record of various activities performed;
viii. Perform any other duties assigned by PSC;
 Status Recorder:-
 Role and Responsibilities of Assistant Town Planner (ATP) as Status

Recorder (SR):-
i. Report to the Resource unit leader (RUL)

ii. Ensure that all resources assigned to an incident are accounted for at each check-in
point;
iii. Obtain required work materials, including Check-in Lists, Resource Status display
boards showing different locations for deployment of resources, collection of
resources with time of arrival and type of resources etc. The status of resources would
be displayed through T card board or through a computerised programme on the
computers;
iv. Establish communications with the EOC and Ground Support Unit (GSU) of Logistic
Section (LS);
v. Ensure displays of check-in locations on signboard so that arriving resources can
easily locate the Check-in location(s);
vi. Transmit Incident Check-in and deployment information to Resource Unit on a
regular and prearranged schedule or as needed;
vii. Forward completed Check-in Lists to the Resource Unit;
viii. Maintain record of various activities performed; and
ix. Perform any other duties as assigned by Planning Section Chief (PSC).

 Situation Unit (SU):-
 Roles and Responsibilities of District Statistical Officer as Situation Unit

Leader (SUL):-
i. Collect process and organise all incident information as soon as possible for analysis.
For such purposes, he can take the help of members of the Single Resource, Task
Forces, Strike Teams, field level Government officers and members of PRIs, CBOs,
NGOs etc;
ii. Prepare periodic future projections of the development of the incident (along with
maps if required) and keep the Planning Section Chief ( PSC) and incident
Commander (IC) informed;
iii. Prepare situation and resource status reports and disseminate as required;
iv. Provide authorised maps, photographic services to responders, if required;
v. Attend IAP Meeting with required information, data, documents and Survey of India
maps etc;
vi. Maintain record of various activities performed as per and send to Section
concerned; and
vii. Perform such other duties assigned by Situation Unit Leader (SUL) or Planning
Section Chief (PSC).
 Display Observer (DO):-
 Roles and Responsibilities of DO:-
i. The DO is responsible for the display of incident status information obtained from
Field Observers (FOs), Single Resource, Strike Teams, Task Forces, and through
other sources.
ii. The DO will display incident status obtained from Field Observers (FOs), Single
Resource, Strike Teams, Task Forces, aerial photographs and other data received from
technical sources;
iii. Report to the Situation Unit Leader (SUL);
iv. Ensure timely completion of display chart;
v. Obtain necessary equipment and stationery;
vi. Assist in analysing and evaluating field reports;
vii. Maintain record of various activities performed and send to the Situation Unit Leader
(SUL); and
viii. Perform such other duties as assigned by Situation Unit Leader (SUL) or
Planning Section Chief (PSC).

 Field Observer (FO):-
 Roles and Responsibilities of Patwaris as Field Observer (FO):-
The FO is responsible for collecting situation information from personal observations of the
incident and provides this information to the SUL. The FO will;
i. Report to SUL immediately on any situation observed which may cause danger
and safety hazard to responders and affected communities. This should also include
local weather conditions;
ii. Gather intelligence that may facilitate better planning and effective response;
iii. Maintain record of various activities performed as per and send to the SUL;
iv. Perform such other duties as assigned by SUL or PSC.
 Documentation Unit:-
 Roles and Responsibilities of DDPO, as Documentation Unit Leader

(DUL);-
i. Ensure that all the required forms and stationery are procured and issued to all the
activated Sections, Branches, Divisions, Groups and Units;
ii. Compile all information and reports related to the incident;
iii. Review and scrutinize the records and various IRS forms for accuracy and
Completeness;
iv. Inform appropriate Units of errors or omissions in their documentation, if any, and
ensure that errors and omissions are rectified;
v. Store files properly for post-incident analysis;
vi. Maintain record of various activities performed and send to Sections concerned; and
vii. Perform any other duties as assigned by the PSC.
 Demobilization Unit (DU):-
The management of a large incident, demobilization can be quite a complex activity and
requires proper and separate planning. When the disaster response is nearing completion, the
resources mobilized for response need to be returned. This should be done in a planned and
phased manner. Demobilization requires organising transportation of both equipment and
personnel to a large number of different places both near and far away. The Demobilization
Unit will prepare the demobilization plan in consultation with RO, IC and PSC. The plan
should include the details of the responders to be demobilized, the date, mode of transport,
location from where they will be demobilized, the destination where they have to finally
reach etc. There will be a similar plan for out of service equipment and sick personnel also.

 Roles and Responsibilities of Tehsildar (Designated by RO/IC as
Demobilization Unit Leader (DUL):-
The Tehsildar Documentation Unit Leader (DUL) will:
i. Prepare Incident Demobilization Plan (IDP);

ii. Identify surplus resources and prepare a tentative IDP in consultation with the PSC
and give priority to demobilization of surplus resources;
iii. Develop incident check-out functions for Sections, Branches, Divisions and units in
consultation with all Sections and send to the PS;
iv. Plan for logistics and transportation support for Incident Demobilization in
consultation with LS;
v. Disseminate Incident Demobilization Plan (IDP) at an appropriate time to various
stakeholders involved;
vi. Ensure that all Sections, Units, Teams and Resources understand their specific
Incident Demobilization responsibilities and avail Demobilization facilities;
vii. Arrange for proper supervision and execution of the IDP;
viii. Brief the PSC on the progress of Demobilization;
ix. Request the PSC for additional human resources, if required;
 Logistic Section (LS):-
Logistic Section (LS) provide all logistic support for effective response management. The
Units under different Branches of LS are responsible not only for the supply of various
‘kinds’ and ‘types’ of resources, but also for the setting up of different facilities like the
Incident Base, Camps, ICP and Relief Camp etc. This would entail the involvement of
several line departments of Government and other agencies. It
would require a proper and smooth coordination at the highest level of the administration.
The LS will work closely with the RO, EOC and the IC. The State and District DM plans will
have comprehensive details like where the required resources can be procured from and
manpower mobilized, etc. IDKN, IDRN and CDRN may also be useful for the mobilization
of equipment and manpower.

 ADC (G) as Logistic Section Chief (LSC), Ferozepur:-
The Logistic Section comprises Services, Support and Finance Branches. Structure and
details of each Branch are shown in Fig.4. The activation of various Branches of the LS is
context specific and would depend upon the enormity and requirements of the incident. The
Finance Branch (FB) constitutes an important component of the LS to specially facilitate
speedy procurement and proper accounting financial procedures and rules. Addl Deputy
Commissioner (G) may assign work locations and Preliminary work, tasks to Section
Personnel, identify service & support requirements for planned & expected operations,
recommend release of unit resources & maintain activity details. District Revenue Officer
may also assign appropriate personnel, keeping their capabilities for the tasks to be carried
out and maintain On Duty Officers List
Logistic Section Chief: ADC

(G)
Service & Support Finance Branch Director

Branch Director: Distt. Chief Accounts Officer
Revenue Officer
Communication Resource Time and Cost Leader:

unit Leader: DGM Provisioning Unit Supdt. Revenue
Admin, BSNL Leader: XEN,
PWD
Compensation claim
Unit Leader: Naib
Medical Unit Facilities unit
tehsildar Accounts (SK)
Leader: Dy CMO Leader: Naib
Tehsildar
Procurement Unit
Food Unit Leader Ground support Leader: Sect. Red Cross/
Distt. Food & Unit Leader: Nazar
Supply Controller Naib Tehsildar
Accounts

 Roles and responsibility of ADC (D) as LSC:-
i. Participate in the development and implementation of the IAP;

ii. Request for sanction of Impress Fund, if required
iii. Anticipate over all logistic requirements for relief Operations and prepare
accordingly;
iv. Assign work locations and preliminary work tasks to Section personnel
v. Constantly review the communication plan, Medical plan and Traffic Plan to meet the
changing requirements of the situation;
vi. Provide logistic support for the IDP as approved by the RO and IC;
vii. Assess the requirement of additional resources and take steps for their procurement in
consultation with the RO and IC;
viii. Ensure that the hiring of the requisitioned resources is properly documented and paid
by the FB;
ix. Assign appropriate personnel, keeping their capabilities for the tasks to be carried out
and maintain On Duty Officers List.
x. Perform any other duties as assigned by the RO or IC.
 Service & Support Branch:-
The Service and Support Branch Director shall be District Revenue Officer and manger all
required service and support to Adl Dy. Commissioner (IC) and Jt. Commissioner and SDMs
(OSC). He/ She shall supervise Communication Food & Medical Unit of Service Branch and
Resource Provisioning, Facilities and Group Support Unit of Support Branch.
 Roles and Responsibility of DRO as Branch Director Service & Support

Branch
i. Discuss with the activated Unit Leaders for the materials and resources required and
procure the same through LS;
ii. Ensure proper dispatch of personnel, teams, resources etc as per the IAP;
iii. Keep the LSC informed about the progress of service Branch, from time-to-time;
iv. Perform any other duties assigned by the IC and LSC.
Communication Unit (CU):-
The communication leader work under the direction of the SBD. The Communication Unit
Leader will supervise the communication unit activities and maintain the records of
communications equipment deployment in field as and when required and also ensure that
those are in working condition and that the network is functional.

 Roles and responsibilities of DGM (Administration), BSNL, as
Communication Unit Leader (CUL):-
i. Recover equipment provided by Communication Unit after the incident is over.

Ensure that it is properly linked with the IDP;
ii. Prepare an alternative communication plan for execution in case of possible failure of
the normal communications network. The alternative communications network may
have wireless, satellite phones, and cell phones, HAM radios etc;
iii. Prepare a plan for integration of communication set up of the central teams (NDRF,
Armed Forces) with the local communications set up for the management of large
scale disasters when they come to assists in the response effort;
iv. Ensure that the communication plan is supporting the IAP;
v. Demobilize Communication centre in accordance with the IDP;
 Medical Unit (MU):-
Medical Unit Leader will work under the direction of the Support Branch Director (SBD) and
prepare the Medical plan and procurement of required resources as per IAP, provide medical
aid and ambulance for transportation of victims and maintain the records of the same, as
given in the, obtain a road map of the area from the PS for the ambulance services,
transportation of medical personnel and victims.
 Roles and responsibilities of Dy. CMO (Training), as MUL:-
i. Medical Unit Leader will respond to request of the OS for medical aid, transportation
and medical supplies etc. Under the intimation of the SBD and LSC;
ii. Prepare and circulate the list of referral service centres to all the medical leaders;
 Food Unit (FU):-
The Food Unit Leader will work under the direction of the SBD and, is also supposed to
supply resources to various activated Sections, Branches, Units and Groups of IRT as per the
direction of the SBD.
 Roles and responsibilities of District Food & Supply Controller / District

Food & Supply Officer as FUL:-
i. The primary responsibility of FUL is to supply food to:

a. Personnel of IRT(s) at ICP, Camps, incident Base, SA, etc., and
b. Victims at the temporary shelters, relief camps etc;
ii. Request for assistants if the task become very large. And maintain an inventory of
receipt and dispatch of resources;

iii. Determine food and drinking water requirements and their transportation, and brief
the SBD and LSC;
iv. Maintain inventory of receipt and dispatch of resources;
 Support Branch (SB):-
 Roles and Responsibilities DRO as Support Branch Director (SBD):-
i. Coordinate various activities of the support branch;

ii. Participate in the planning meeting of the LS;
iii. Keep the LSC informed about the progress of work
 Resource Provisioning Unit (RPU):-
Resource Provisioning Unit Leader will work under the supervision of Sup. BD and organize
the movement of personnel, equipment and supplies, receive and store all safety supplies
required for the incident response.
 Roles and Responsibilities of XEN PWD, as RPUL:-
i. Maintain the inventory of supplies and equipment;

ii. Monitor the 'Kind', 'Type' and quantity of supplies available and dispatched;
iii. Maintain the records of receipt and dispatch of supplies including equipment and
personnel;
iv. Participate in the planning meeting of LS;
v. Receive and respond to requests for personnel, supplies and equipment from the
activated Section, Branch, Division, Units and Groups of IRS organization under
intimation to S.B.D.;
vi. Requisition additional human resource assistance, if needed. These assistants may be
deployed for different functional activities such as Resource Ordering, Resource
Receiving and Tool & Equipment maintenance;
 Roles and Responsibilities of Tehsildar (L/M), (FUL):-
i. The facility unit leader will report to the S.BD and prepare the layout, activation of
incident , e.g., Incident Base, Camp(s), Relief Camp(s), ICP, etc., and provide basic
amenities to the responders;
ii. Locate the different facilities as per the IAP;

 Security-in-charge:-
 Roles and Responsibilities of ACP as Security-in-charge:-
i. The security Incharge will establish contact with local law enforcement agencies,as
required and provide security to the deployed resources including responders, relief
materials at the required places and relief camps;
 Ground Support Unit (GSP):-
 Roles and Responsibilities of Naib Tehsildar (Accounts), as GSUL:-
a. Ground Support Unit Leader will work under the supervision of the Sup. BD and
provide transportation services for field operations to TBD;
b. Provide maintenance and repair services for all the vehicles and related equipment
used for incident management as per proper procedures and keep the concerned line
departments informed through the SBD and LSC;
c. Arrange for and activate fueling requirements for all transport including Aircrafts
in
d. Consultation with the SBD;
 Finance Branch:-
The FB is responsible for managing all financial aspects of response management. The FB
has been kept under the LS for quick and effective procurement. Special precautions will be
taken in selecting knowledgeable and experienced personnel conversant with the financial
rules for functioning in this Branch.
 Roles and Responsibilities of Chief Accounts Officer, M.C, as FBD:-
The Chief Accounts Officer, M.C. Ferozepur (FBD) will:

i Work under the LSC attend planning meetings;
ii Prepare a list of resources to be mobilized, procured or hired in accordance with the
IAP. Obtain orders of the competent authority as per financial rules and take steps for
their procurement without delay;

 Time Unit (TU):-
 Roles and Responsibilities of Superintendent, Revenue, as TUL:-
i Maintain time recording of hired equipment and personnel and ensure that it is
maintained on a daily basis and according to government norms;
ii Examine logs of all hired equipment and personnel with regard to their optimal
utilization; ask for additional support of human resources for assistance, if required;
 Roles and Responsibilities of Naib Tehsildar (S.K.) Ferozepur as

Compensation /Claims Unit Leader (Com. /CUL):-
i Collect all cost data and provide cost estimates;
ii Prepare and maintain a list of requisitioned premises, services, resources and
Vehicles, etc. with correct date and time of such requisition;
 Procurement Unit (PU):-
 Role and Responsibilities of Sect. Red Cross/Nazar as PUL:-
i Attend to all financial matters pertaining to vendors and contracts;

ii Review procurement needs in consultation with the FBD;
iii Prepare a list of vendors from whom procurement can be done and follow proper
procedures;
iv Ensure all procurements ordered are delivered on time;
v Coordinate with the FBD for use of impress funds, as required;
vi Complete final processing of all bills arising out of the response Management and
send documents for payment with the approval of the FBD, LSC and IC;
vii Brief FBD on current problems with recommendations on outstanding issues

ANNEXURE-B
NGO’s of District Ferozepur

Sub-Division, Ferozepur
Seri NAME OF THE ADDRESS PRESIDENT CONTAC
al ORGANISATION NAME T-NO
No.
1 AGREED FOUNDATION H.NO 75, ST NO-2, DR. SATINDER 98154-
SOCIETY DHAWAN COLONY, FZR SINGH 27554
FEROZEPUR CITY
2 ANTI CRIME ANTI BASEMENT DOMINOZ SH. SANDEEP 98555-
NAROCTICS PIZZA , GULATI 06666
MALL ROAD, FZR CITY
3 BHARAT VIKAS PARISHAD H.NO160 AZAD NAGAR, SH. 98150-
FZR CITY KULBHUSHAN 48926
4 BHAHMAN YUVA ZIRA GATE, FEROZEPUR SH. UMESH 98554-

WELFARE 28984
SOCIETY ZIRA GATE,
FEROZEPUR
5 BHAGWAN VALMIK VILLAGE MOHRA WALA , SH. VEERU 98551-
NAUJWAN FEROZEPUR 32185
WELFARE SOCIETY
6 BHAI MARDANA BAGDADI GATE, FZR CITY SH. HARPAL 98145-
YAADGARI KIRTAN SINGH BHULLAR 11007
DARBAR SOCIETY
7 BRAHMAN SABHA NAMAK MANDI , FZR CITY SH. KAMAL 94639-
,NAMAK MANDI, KALIA 97010
FEROZEPUR CITY
8 CHRIST CHURCH CHRIST CHURCH, FZR SH. RAM KUMAR 81469-
WELFARE SOCIETY, CANTT 91211
FEROZEPUR CANTT
9 DRY CLEARER WELFARE ASHOKA DRY CLEANER, SH. ASHOK K. 94645-
SOCIETY BAZAR RAJPUT 24999
DURGA DAS, FZR CITY
10 FEROZEPUR NGO'S CO- GOGIA NIWA, JALANDHAR S. INDER SINGH 97811-
ORDINATION COLONY GOGIA 00174
SOCIETY FEROZEPUR NEAR HP BAHGAT GAS
AGENCY, FZR CITY
11 FEROZEPUR MASIH H.NO 407, GAWAL MANDI, SH. RAJPAL 88725-
BHALAI SOCIETY FZR CANTT 40765
12 HELPING HANDS SOCIETY NIM WALA CHOWK, FZR ABHISHEK 98141-

FEROZEPUR CANTT ARORA 48946
CANTT.
13 HEERA WELFARE SOCIETY SH. MUKESH 97804-
FEROZEPUR KUMAR 42322
CANTT.
14 INDIAN SOCIAL WELFARE ST BACK SIDE BAGHI SH. SHEM SHER 97810-
SOCIETY HOSPITAL SINGH SANDHU 045686
FEROZEPUR FZR CITY
15 JAN CHETNA MARCH H.NO 31 BAHAGAT SINGH SH. DARSHAN 94176-
SOCIETY COLONY, LAL 17139
FZR CITY ARORA
16 JANHIT WELFARE FEROZEPUR CITY SH. RAVINDER 81462-
SOCIETY 34684

17 KHATRI SABHA NANU BHAGAT SH. BANARSI 97800-
FEROZEPUR MANDIR,MULTANI GATE, DASS 09740
FZR CITY CHOPRA
18 MOHAN LAL BHASKAR 3/18 BASTI TANKAN WALI, SH. K.K. YADAV 988859608
FOUNDATION FZR CITY 6
19 NAVJVAN EKTA WELFARE BASTI BHATIAN WALI , SH. SUKHCHAIN 99148-7043

SOCIETY FZR CITY SINGH
FEROZEPUR
20 NEEL KANTH MANDIR OLD FIRE BRIGADE OPP. KAMLESH 98148-
SEWA SBI FZR CITY VOHRA 23237
21 NISHKAM WELFARE NEAR RAM BAGH, FZR ARUN MEHRA 978124000

SOCIETY CANTT 8
FEROZEPUR
22 PADMA BHAI MONGA MONGA GARMENTS, ST NO SH. HARISH 98150-
MEMORIAL 2, MONGA 87107
WELFARE TRUST KANSHI NAGRI, FZR CITY
23 PUBLIC WELFARE BASTI NIZAMDIN, FZR SH. GURNAM 98767-
SOCIETY VILL. CITY SINGH 25242
BASTI NIZAMDIN
24 PUNJAB CHRISTIAN CHURCH SHAHEED SH. ALVIN 98552-
WELFARE UDHAM BHATTI 45035
SINGH CHOWK , FZR CITY
25 PRESS CLUB FEROZEPUR RED CROSS COMPLEX, S. PARMINDER 98888-
CITY OFFICER SINGH THIND 09990
COLONY ROAD, FZR CITY
26 RED CROSS SOCIETY OFFICER COLONY ROAD, SH BALWINDER
FEROZEPUR FZR CITY SINGH
DHALIWAL
27 RADHE RADHE WELFARE NEAR MAKHU GATE, FZR SH. HARSH 94171-
SOCIETY CITY NANDA 83744
28 SHAHEED BHAGAT SINGH MALLANWALA ROAD, FZR SH. 98140-

EDUCATIONAL & CITY DHARAMPAUL 94429
WELFARE SOCIETY BANSAL
29 SHAHEED BHAGAT SINGH HUSSANIWALA FZR SH. GURMEET 98551-
YOUTH CLUB, VILL SINGH 90238
HUSSANI WALA
30 SNATAN DHARAM SABHA NEAR AMRITSAR GATE, SH. JATINDER 98140-
GAUSHALA FZR CITY MEHRA 97030
FEROZEPUR CITY
31 SENIOR CITIZEN FORUM H.NO 160, AZAD NAGAR, SH. 98150-
FZR CITY KULBHUSHAN 48296
GAUTAM
32 STREAM LINE WELFARE ST. NO 1, BANK COLONY, SH. DIWAN 94174-
SOCIETY FZR CITY CHAND 24941
SUKHIJA
33 SAIN SAMAJ SABHA PARTAP HAIR DRESSER SH. PARTAP 99145-
ZIRA GATE, SINGH 09973
NEAR SHAM SHANGHAT , FEROZEPURIA
FZR CITY
34 SARHADI LOK SEWA 43, BEDI GREEN AVENUE, SH. KAMAL 94639-
SAMITY FZR CITY KALIA 97010
35 SEWA BHARATI (Regd.) H.NO 84, ST. NO-2, SURAJ SH. NARESH 98141-
FEROZEPUR CITY AVENUE, GARG 97311
FZR CITY
36 SHRI RAM BAGH VRIDH FZR CANTT SH. HARISH 94170-
SEWA ASHRAM GOYAL 25050

37 SAHEED BHAGAT SINGH NURANG KE SYAL , NEAR S. TARSEM 90412-
WELFARE SOCIETY CANAL SINGH 15190
COLONY, FZR
38 TRUST SADARAT AARYA SAMAJ BAZAR, DT. TILAK 94637-
PANCHAYAT FZR CITY 40127
39 THE DISTRICT FEROZEPRU MAGZINI GATE, FZR CITY

NGO'S
CO-ORDINATION
COMMITTEE
40 VALMIKI DHARAMSHALA DARSHAN 98762-
WELFARE MAND 83054
SOCIETY
41 WOMEN'S HANDICRAFT SH. DEV BALA 01632-
SOCIETY 225345
FEROZEPUR
42 YOUTH AND FEAST BOOK STAL BUS STAND, SH. GOURAV 96460-
WELFARE SOCIETY FZR CITY CHOPRA 49086
43 SHRI SUKHMANI SAHIB MAKHU GATE, FEROZEPUR SH. BALDEV 98722-

SEWA SOCIETY CITY SINGH 29241
MAKHU GATE FEROZEPUR JASSAD
CITY
44 SHRI SUKHMANI SAHIB KHALSA GURUDWARA, SH. BALJEET 97797-
SEWA SOCIETY , FZR CITY SINGH 76203
KHALSA GURUDWARA
FEROZEPUR CITY
45 CITIZEN FORUM SAI PUBLIC SCHOOL , SH. SUNIL 94171-
KASOORI MONGA 65454
GATE, FZR CITY
46 PUBLIC HEALTH GOGIA NIWAS, SH.INDER SINGH 97811-
EDUCATION CHARITABLE JALANDHAR COLONY, GOGIA 00174
WELFARE SOCIETY BABA RAM LAL,
GURUDWARA, FZR CITY
47 WELFARE SOCITEY SATLUJ ENCLAVE STREET, SH. BALWINDER 94171-
ICCHE WALA SINGH 79565
ROAD, H.NO-19
48 VARDAN SOCIAL OPPOSITE CHURCH, SH. ASHOK 94172-
WELFARE SOCIETY ICCHEWALA SATIA 17494
ROAD, FZR CITY
Sub- Division Zira

Sr.No Name of the organisation Member Name Contact No
1 SEWA BHARTI , ZIRA SH MOHAN SINGH 98887-50873
SATIJA
2 SH SUKHMANI SAHIB SOCIETY, ZIRA SH SURINDER SINGH 96461-08707
BEDI
3 SAHARA CLUB,ZIRA SH NACCHATTAR SINGH 98146-50295
4 BHARAT VIKAS PARISHAD,ZIRA SH NARINDER SINGH, 62808-90686

LECTURER
5 NASHA VIRODHI ANDOLAN SH RAMESH CHANDER 98144-92543
SOCIETY,ZIRA
6 PRESS CLUB, ZIRA SH RAJESH KUMAR 98145-29949
7 SMARTTECH EDUCATIONAL AND SH KULDEEP SINGH 99159-81038
WELFARE
SOCIETY, MALLANWALA

8 BABA SARABDAS YOUTH CLUB, SH JUGAL KISHORE 98147-83030
ZIRA
9 ALPHA EDUCATIVE AND WELFARE SH RAKESH SHARMA 98888-20005
SOCIETY, ZIRA
10 SENIOR CITIZEN COUNCIL, ZIRA SH RAM PARKASH 85588-99745
11 ALIAS CLUB INTERNATIONAL, ZIRA SH SATINDER 98881-09798
SACHDEVA
12 SH SANATAN DHARAM MAHAVIR SH KAPIL RISHI 98720-99009
DAL,ZIRA
13 BALMIK SABHA,ZIRA SH JAGSIR SINGH 94638-72180
(CHOTE)
14 SH RAM LILA COMMEITTE,ZIRA SH SANJIV KUMAR 94633-83319
PAASI
15 BHARAT VIKAS PARISHAD,MAKHU SH SANJIV AHUJA, 98723-49390
16 SH KRISHNA GAUSHALA, MAKHU SH NARESH MONGA 99141-64149
17 SAWARG DHAM SOCIETY, MAKHU SH PREM GROVER 95018-12244
18 NAV DURGA COMMETTE,MAKHU SH SATISH KATARIA, 95306-10453
19 SARAVHITKARI VIDYA SH RAJ KUMAR 98153-92557
MANDIR,MAKHU
20 BHARAT VIKAS PRISHAD, SH RAJINDER DUA 90414-9817 5
MALLANWALA
Sub Division, Guru Har shai

Registration No.
Name of Name of Chief Contact
(Date) City & Address
VO/NGO Functionary Details
Sr.No State
13, Krishna Enclave,
19 of 2014 (12-
AAGAZ Village- Allewala,
04-
WELFARE HC Gupta Opposite Haryali Petrol
2014) Chandigarh
SOCIETY Pump, GT Road,
Punjab
1 Ferozepur- 152001
BABA BUDHA Baba Budha Sahib
SAHIB 272 (22-09- Educational and Welfare
Pargat Singh
EDUCATIONAL 2014) Makhu, Society, Opposite Dana
Bhullar
AND WELFARE Punjab Mandi, Amritsar-Zira
2 SOCIETY Road, Makhu
BHARAT
Pasricha Hospital, Old
VIKAS s-2272 (10-07-
Grain Market, Near
PARISHAD 1963) Talwandi Prantiya
Phuara Chowk, Talwandi
PUNJAB Bhai, Punjab
Bhai, Ferozepur- 142050
3 SOUTH
BOARD OF
179 (02-08-
SECONDARY
2011) Ferozepur, Ravi Tilak Nagar
EDUCATION
Chandigarh
4 PUNJAB
LALA FATEH Lala Fateh Chand Brij
FZR-1255 of
CHAND BRIJ Lal Educational Society,
2003 (08-09- Shri Tilak Raj
LAL Setia Building, Khai
2003) Ferozepur, Setia
EDUCATIONAL Road, Bharat Nagar,
Punjab
5 SOCIETY Ferozepur City- 152001
4/4 (08-04-
LPU BOARD OF Jai Maa Nagar, Near Bus
2015) Ferozepur Nirmal Kaur
ACTIE Stand, Ferozpur Cantt
Cantt, Punjab
6

FZR-1456 of
Street No-6, Prem Nagar,
NATRANG 2004 (10-06-
Vikas Batra H.No- B-IX/1059,
SOCIETY 2004) Ferozepur,
Abohar- 152116
7 Punjab
Paryas Welfare Society
PARYAS 2848 (04-05-
(Regd.) C/o Pankaj
WELFARE 2007) Ferozepur, Pankaj Sharma
Sharma, House No- 212,
SOCIETY Punjab
8 Bazar No- 1
RASHTRIYA
HUMAN
18/4 (22-09- VPO- Panje Ke Uttar,
RIGHTS AND
2014) Guru Ramesh Kumar Tehsil- Jalalabad (W),
ANTI
Harsahai, Punjab District- Ferozepur
CORRUPTION
9 BUREAU
RASHTRIYA
HUMAN 18/4
VPO- Panje Ke Uttar,
RIGHTS AND (22/09/2014) (22-
Ramesh Kumar Tehsil- Jalalabad (W),
ANTI 09-2014) Guru
District- Ferozepur
CORRUPTION Harsahai, Punjab
BUREAU
10
Shaheed Bhagat Singh
SAHEED
1283 (12-08- Sports Club, VPO-
BHAGAT
2004) Ferozepur, Jeetpal Singh Ferozeshah, Tehsil &
SINGH SPORTS
Punjab District- Ferozepur-
CLUB
11 142052
SHIV BHOLA 124/833 (24-05-
Housing Board Colony,
WELFARE 2003) Ferozepur, Sanjay Pandit
Ferozepur
CLUB Punjab
12
SHRI SHYAM
FZR-1494 of
MITTAR
2004 (08-09-
MANDAL HC Gupta 39, Street N0-1
2004) Ferozepur,
SOCIETY
Punjab
13 REGD
SMART TECH 4594/2013 (15-

EDUCATIONAL 05- Near Bus Stand, Mallan
Kuldip Singh
AND WELFARE 2013) Ferozepur, Wala Khas
SOCIETY Punjab
14
All India Jeev VPO- Dutaranwali,
Raksha Bishnoi Tehsil- Abohar,
15 Sabha Ferozepur- 152001
Bhai Daljit Singh Patron, Mohalla
Sh. Mann Singh 01628-251264
Memorial Kamboan, Old Talwandi
Zira R)255877
16 Secretary Road, Zira
Border Welfare Sh. Krishan Lal
Mamdot, Ferozepur 1632-262188
17 Committee Narang
Baba Lal Dass VPO- Feroke, Via. Zira,
Sh. Beant Singh 01682-252235
18 Sports Club Ferozepur
37, Gopi Nagar, Near
Bharat Vikas Sh. Har Gular
Raja Talkies, Ferozepur 01632-242525
Parishad Dhawan
19 City
STD/PCO, Old Talwandi
Baba Sarabdass Sh. Jugal
Road, Opposite Water 01682- 253104
Youth Club Kishore
20 Pump, Zira- 142047

Bhai Mardana Sh. Joginder Kirti Nagar, Ferozepur
01632- 240436
21 Society Singh Mastre City
Sh. Om Parkash Gumber,
Bharat Nagar
Sh. Om Parkash Auditor Basti, Bhatian
Welfare Society
22 Wali, Ferozepur
Citizen Form
Sh. S.K. 19, Kirti Nagar,
Punjab 01632- 212256
Sachdeva Ferozepur City
23 Government
Near Fuwara Chowk,
Press Secretary Dr. B.L.
Talwandi Bhai, 01682-252235
Pasricha Hospital Pasricha
24 Ferozepur
Dr. Preet Nagar, Baba Farid
Dr. V.P. Chauhan 01632- 223085
25 V.P.Chauhan Market, Ferozepur city
Nehru Yuvak
Kendra,Gali No- 1192/I,
Ph. Off.
Freed Youth Sh. Bobby M.C. Street, Near
01638- 252929
Club JBD Arora Krishana Mandir,
(r) 237057
Jalalabad West,
26 Ferozepur
Sh. Paramjit Main Bazar, Guru Har O) 01685-
Friends Club
27 Singh Sahai, Ferozepur 230303
G. Gobind Singh Sh Tarsem VPO- Haraj, Via- TWB, Ph. Resi.
28 Sports Club Singh Brar Ferozepur 01632- 230684
G.G. Singh,
194, Azad Nagar, Near
Study Circle
Sh. Inder Singh Bus Stand, Ferozepur
Punjab
City
29 Government
Ph. Off.
Guru Nanak Sh. Harjinder
01632-
Sports Club Singh
30 Resi.230396
Indian Welfare Nehru Yuvak Kendra,
S. Varinderpal Ph. Resi.
Society Nehru Kothi No- 24, Dashmesh
Singh 01632- 221957
Yuvak Kendra Nagar, Ferozepur
31
Indian Social
Welfare Society Sh. S.N. 10 Vikas Vihar, Ph. Resi.
Punjab Malhotra Ferozepur City 01632- 222408
32 Government
Ashoka Dry Cleaners, Ph.Off.
Khatri Mandir Sh. Ashok
Bazar Durga Dass, 224999
Sabha Kumar
33 Ferozepur City Resi: 243538
Jalalabad West, FZR
Pardan Citizen Peace Mission Society,
Master Dev Raj
Council Street Kumaran,
34 Ferozepur City
Rtd. Teacher
Ph.Off.01632-
Association Master Prem Main Bazar Mamdot,
262203
Punjab Narang Ferozepur
Resi.262106
35 Government
Varun Vatika,
Street Bassian, Varun Vatika, Street
Rotary Club Ph. Off.01632-
Mudki, Bassian, Mudki, District-
International 237087
District- Ferozepur
36 Ferozepur
Rotary Club
Makhu India Sh. Ajmer Kalta Hospital, Near Bus Ph. Off.01682-
Medical Indian Singh Stand, Makhu, Ferozepur 253104
37 Medical Ass.

M/s Amar Nath Narajan O)01682-
Social Welfare
Sh. Amar Nath Dass Cloth Merchants, 275085 R)
Club
38 Mallan Wala, Ferozepur 275658
Sh. Parkash
Chand Kumar, Sh. Parkash I/s Magzini Gate,
Chairman Gali Chand Ferozepur City
39 Nandu Lal Mehta
Smt. Paramjit Smt. Paramjit
Kaur Sodhi, Kaur Sodhi, I/s Kasuri Gate,
Patron Press Patron Press Ferozepur City
40 Reporter Reporter
Sahara Club Pawan Sports & Book Ph.Off 01685-
Sh. Pawan
Nehru Yuva Depot, Muktsar Road, 230391
Kumar
41 Kendar Guru Har Sahai Resi.231161
Sh. Ashwani
Sh. Aswani
Kumar (JBD), Inder Nagar, Jalalabad Ph.Resi.0685-
Kumar Sh.
Member Sh. West, Ferozepur 253674
Krishan Lal
42 Krishan Lal
Teacher Mrs. Raman Patron HMDAV Public
43 Association Principal School Ferozepur City
maj Amandeep Asha School, Ferozepur
Asha School 78373-10616
44 Singh Cantt
Council fofr the
Harish Monga 98150-87107
45 Welfare of Blind
Akhil Bhartiya
Yuva Aggarwal Piyush bansal 86990-12130
46 Samelan
House No- 75, Street No-
Agreed Dr. Sadhu
2, Dhawan Colony, 98154-27554
Foundation Singh
47 Ferozepur City
SBS College for Nursing,
Life Group
Kamal kalia Village- Sodhewala, 94639-97010
Ferozepur
48 Ferozepur
Manav Mandir
Gaurav Sagar 3/18, Basti Tankawali,
School managing 98030-00981
Bhaskar Ferozepur
49 Committee
Shaheed baba
88725-93601,
Jiwan Singh Ji Pargat Singh Village- Bhure Khurd
98725-93601
50 Youth Club
HKL Educational
Dr. Parveen Guru Har Sahai,
and Charitable 90410-89432
Gupta Ferozepur
51 Socicety
Alpha Educative
Ward No- 13, Zira,
and Social Rakesh Sharma 98888-20005
Ferozepur
Welfare Socicety
52
Shaheed Bhagat
Singh Rajguru
Jaswinder VPO- Jhok Harihar,
Sukhdev 94173-89589
Singh Ferozepur
Memorial
53 Sociiety
Datt NGO
Inside Makhu gate,
Coordinators AC Chawla 98552-01436
Ferozepur
Committee
54
Gali No- 1, Backside-
Streamlife Dewan Chand
Indian Medical Hall, 94174-24941
Welfare Socicety Sukhija
55 FZR

ANNEXURE-C
Phone List of Kanungo, District Ferozepur
Sr. No. Kanungo Name Circle Tehsil Phone No.
1 Surjit Singh Arif Ke Ferozepur 9463971812
2 Avtar Singh Ferozepur City Ferozepur 94787-00062
3 Satvantbir Singh Ferozepur Cantt Ferozepur 94640-92792
4 Ashiok Sethi jhoke Harihar Ferozepur 98729-17929
5 Joginder Singh Ferozeshah Ferozepur 94639-77293
6 Gurmeet Singh Talwandi Bhai Ferozepur 98886-75219
7 Mangat Ram Mamdot Ferozepur 99149-65774
8 Jaswinder Singh Zira Garbi Ferozepur 94653-19577
9 Parminder Singh Khosa Dal Singh Ferozepur 9855153614
10 Santokh Singh Malanwala Ferozepur 94653-19577
11 Gurdeep Singh Zira Sharki Ferozepur 98551-53614
12 Lakhvir Singh Makhu Ferozepur 94174-48514

13 Pardeep Kumar Guruharsahai Ferozepur 94176-32417
14 Balkaar Singh Jiwan arai Ferozepur 75894-02525
15 Ramesh Dhingra Lakho Ke Behram Ferozepur 9876600919
16 Rajinder Kumar Tehsil Office Ferozepur Ferozepur 9876600921
17 Gurtej Singh Tehsil Office Zira Ferozepur 9855151339
18 Shiv Kumar Tehsil Office Guruharsahai Ferozepur 9814224803
19 Balwinder Singh DDLG Ferozepur 9417715081
20 Harmeet Singh Ferozepur 9814976926
21 Balvir Singh Ferozepur
22 Kulwant Singh Sadar Kanungo Shakha Ferozepur 9914620453
23 Nishan Singh Sadar Kanungo Shakha Ferozepur 9417161232
24 Gurdeep Singh Sadar Kanungo Shakha Ferozepur 9465425401
25 Parampal Singh Sadar Kanungo Shakha Ferozepur 9876600996
26 Baljinder Singh Sadar Kanungo Shakha Ferozepur 9876600920
27 Sudhir Singh MLA Ferozepur 9988093618

ANNEXURE-D
Emergency control Room established at National, State, District and Tehsil level.
Sr.
Control room Contact Number
No
MHA
1 011-2309363-66
NDMA
2 011-26195912
IMD
3 011-24631931
CWC
4 011-26106523
NDRF Bathinda
5 0164-2246570
State Flood Control Room

6 0172-2749901
District Flood Control Room, Ferozepur

7 01632-244024
01632-243703
8 District Health Control Room
Tehsil Zira, Flood Control room

9 01682-250169
10 Tehsil Guruharsahai, Flood control Room 01685-230050
11 Tehsil Office Ferozepur 01632-244019
12 Civil Surgeon, Ferozepur 01632-243703
13 Deputy Director Animal Husbandry FZR 01632-246089

Chapter-9 Flood Management Plan
Ferozepur is a flood prone district, River Sutlej forms boundary between Ferozepur,
Jalandhar, Kapurthala, Moga & Amritsar districts of Punjab and Pakistan. The total length of
the River in this district is about 188 Kms. Protection bandhs have been constructed along
with the river Sutlej on its left side. The total length of F.P. Bandhs fall under the jurisdiction
of Executive Engineer, Golewala Drainage Division,Ferozepur is above 93.68 Kms. The
protection bandhs in this district runs from Gidder Pindi Bandh Hayat slightly up-stream
Joginder post.
All the major drains of Punjab have their out fall in river
Sutlej. In Ferozepur district, the total length of drain under the jurisdiction of Golewala
Drainage Division Ferozepur is about 559.38 Kms. River Protection Embankments: The total
length of protection bandh in Ferozepur district is 93.68 Kms. The embankments are
maintained by the Drainage Department except for protection bandhs upstream Hussainiwala
and Harike.
9.1 Flood Control Rooms

Sr.no Name of the Office In charge Officer Tele. No.
1. District Flood control Room D.R.O. Ferozepur 01632-244024
2. Tehsil Office Zira Tehsildar 01682-250169
Zira
3. Tehsil Office Ferozepur Tehsildar 01632-244019
FZR
4. Tehsil Office Guruharsahai Tehsildar 01685-230050
Ghs.
5 SE Drg. Circle FZR 01632-245188
6. XEN, Golewala Drg. Divi. FZR 01632-245366

7. Canal Telegraph Officer
(i) Canal Colony FZR 01632-242245
(ii) Hussainiwala 01632-242246
(iii) Canal Telegraph Officer, Canal Colony Makhu at 01682-270034

Harike Headwork's
8. Civil Surgeon, Ferozepur 01632-243703
9. Deputy Director Animal Husbandry FZR. 01632-246089
10. DF & SC Ferozepur 01632-245380
11 Police Control Room, Ferozepur 01632-244100
9.2. Current Position of Flood Equipments
Name of District Head Guruharsahai

Sr.no. Zira Ferozepur Total
Equipment Quater
Boats 1
1. 00 05 02 8
Allumunium (hawa wali)
Boats Fiber 00 04 3 00 07
2. Life Jackets 30 10 23 10 73
3. Killey 00 70 00 00 70
4. Tents 00 05 - 00 5
90
5. Bamboos 00 20 00 110
7. Rain Coats 48 05 00 00 53
8. Warm Shoes 20 09 00 04 33
9. Search Light 06 02 00 00 08

11. O.B.M Engine 00 03 00 00 03
14. Sewerage Pumps 00 01 00 00 01
15 Kunday 00 04 00 00 04
00
17. Ropes 00 00 04 bundles 04
18. Tubes 00 00 00 00 8
19 Chappu 14 10 14 00 38
20 Umbrella 13 00 00 00 13
21 Battries 17 00 00 00 17
22 Lighting Tower 01 00 00 00 01
23 Polythine sheets 1100 00 00 00 1100
9.3 Destination of Boats:-
Name of the place where boats

Sr.no Sub Division No. of Boats In charge
are lying
1. Ferozepur 03 All Boats lying at Tehsil Office Office Kanungo
All Boats lying at Sub Tehsil

2. Zira 09 Office Kanungo
Office Makhu.
3. Guruharsahai 01 All Boats lying at Tehsil Office Office Kanungo
9.4 List of Water Tanks Available to different Market Committies

S. No Name of Market Committies Availability of Water
Tankers
1 Ferozepur City 01
2 Ferozepur Cantt 01
3 Talwandi Bhai 01

4 Makhu 01
5. Mamdot 01
6 Guruharsahai 01
7 Mallan Wala 01
9.5 Information Regarding Polythene Covers & Sheets

Name of Centre Polythene Cover Sheets
District Head Quater 00 1100
Ferozepur 70 230
Guruharsahai 731 585
Talwandi Bhai 200 300
Zira 20 279
Total 1021 1394
9.6 List of Divers Available

 List of Diver Tehsil Zira:
Sr Village Name Name of the Divers Mobile No

No
1 Dilbag Singh S/o Gahal Singh 94170-83532

Alle Wala
Nirmal Singh S/o Bhaag Singh 98148-38295

Kabal Singh S/o Thakar Singh 95925-49739
Tarsem Singh S/o Dilip Singh 94170-53602
Darshan Singh S/o Massa Singh 94173-18313
Prem Singh S/o Kashmir Singh
Sukhchain Singh S/o Sher Singh
Shingara Singh S/o Srain Singh 88725-11458
Darbara Singh S/o Surjit Singh
2 Balvir Singh S/o Tara Singh 94639-78405
Sukhdev Singh S/o Pritam Singh 94630-42815
Gurcharan Singh S/o Kunda Singh 98553-98161

Fatte Wala
Manjeet Singh S/o Rashpal Singh 94637-79161
Mahal Singh S/o Nachattar Singh 98554-73668
Dilip Singh S/o Sahib Singh 94786-04212
3 Darshan Singh S/o Sohan Singh 97797-25448
Darshan Singh S/o Amar Singh 94631-74391

Tanna Bagga
Teja Singh S/o Kishan Singh 94657-05503
Sukhdev Singh S/o Shigara Singh 98553-58814
3 Kabal Singh S/o Major Singh 98551-37695
Ranjit Singh S/o Jagtar Singh 94176-20573

Rodde Jale
Ranjit Singh S/o Mukhtiar Singh 94173-75321
Walla
Angrej Singh S/o Baaj Singh 94177-30368
Nissan Singh S/o Major Singh 94178-42554
4 Bhajan Singh S/o Kartar Singh 8427317458
Kartar singh S/o Gurdas Singh 9653151240
Araji Sabran Gurmej Singh S/o Banta Singh 94639-20955
Aatma Singh S/o Banta Singh 9463920955
Sukhwinder Singh S/o Gurnaam singh 9914963270

5 Kuldeep Singh S/o Malagar Singh 9464306654
Sawarn Singh S/o Jagat Singh 9876742697
Fatehgarh Hira Singh S/o Tara Singh 9478013732

Sabran Mukhtiar Singh S/o Tara Singh 7814825945
Paal Singh S/o Baaj Singh
Kulbir Singh S/o Bhajan Singh 8427280413
6 Dhira Singh S/o Jageer Singh 98784-99854
Rasaal Singh S/o Dilip Singh 97817-99854

Gatta Badshah
Pishora Singh S/o Okar Singh 95013-47288
Mangal Singh S/o Naranjan Singh 98147-17203
 Name of Divers- Punjab Homeguards

Sr. Name of person & their Address Telephone Nos.
No. Rank No.
1 Sh. Dharampal 22814 District Commandar, Punjab 01632242687

Homeguards, Ferozepur
2. Sh. Subhash Singh 11698 District Commandar, Punjab 98140-46982

3. Sh. Ram Parkash 10983 District Commandar, Punjab 9853001802

4. Sh. kashmir Singh 11874 District Commandar, Punjab 94171-09453

5 ShBalvir Singh 11738 District Commandar, Punjab 75087-29063

6 Sh. kashmir Singh 22810 District Commandar, Punjab 94636-42930

7 Sh. Balwinder Singh 22637 District Commandar, Punjab 01632242687

8 Sh. kashmir Singh 22137 District Commandar, Punjab 01632242687

9 Sh. Rajwant Singh 22758 District Commandar, Punjab 98558-41290


 Detail of divers Police-Department, Ferozepur
Sr No Name – Department-Mobile No.
1. Constable Sukhdeep Singh 561/FZR PS City Zira 94638-56517
2. Constable Varyam Singh 578/FZR Police Line FZR 94646-16612
3. Constable Darshan Singh 554/FZR/ Thana Mallanwala 94632-76922
4. Constable Ravinder Singh 593/FZR PS City Zira 98769-21664
5. Constable Gurdev Singh 597/FZR N/R DSP Zira 98141-31350
6 Constable Gurjent Singh 655/FZR N/C Cell FZR 99149-40061
7 Constable Beant singh 478/FZR PS Mamdot 94173-88982
8 Constable Paramjeet singh 969/FZR Sanjh Center Mamdot 94655-19026
9 Constable Gurpreet Singh 224/FZR PL/FZR 97811-90350
10 Constable Gurmeet singh 255/FZR NC FZR 98143-00355
9.7 Flood prone village of district, Ferozepur

Sr. Name of the Sub No. of Area in Acre Population
No Division Villages
1. Ferozepur 74 51719 46823
2. Zira 46 29218 23189
3. Guruharsahai 26 22262 30879
Total 146 103199 100891

9.8 Relief after flood
Assessment and Disbursement of (Flood / natural Calamities) Relief
"As per Punjab Govt. Instructions issued vide memo no 4/10/02-2DM1/10974-92 Dated
23.07.2010 Received from Secretary Revenue Department of Revenue and Disaster
Management (DM-1) Branch, the relief is to be given as under:-
Scale of Relief for crops
1. Where crop is totally damged in early stage but area can be resown in the same
season, farmers may be allowed relief for seed, fertilizers etc: Rs. 2000/- per acre.
2. Where crop is totally damaged in early, stage but area can be resown. Rs. 1000/- per
acre.
3. Relief on account of damage of mature standing/ harvested crops at the following

rates may be allowed:
a) Where the loss of standing/ harvested crops exceed Rs 5000/-
b) Where the loss of standing/harvested crops exceed 50% but does not exceed 75%
where the loss to standing /harvest Rs. 3000/- per acre
c) Where the loss to standing/harvested crops exceeds 25% but does not exceeds 50%
Rs. 2000/- per acre
d) Where the loss does not exceeeds 25% -Nill-
The relief will be admissible upto maximum 10 Acres per Khaatauni or actual area
effected which ever is less.
House Damage
a) For Fully Damaged pucca house Rs. 35,000/-

b) For, Severally damaged pucca house Rs. 10,000/-
c) For fully damaged katcha house Rs. 12,000/-
d) For Severally damaged Katcha house Rs. 2,500/-
e) For partially damaged house (minimum 15%) Rs. 1,600/-
Relief of Damage Crops
Crops damage upto 25% nil

26 to 50% Rs. 2000/- per acre
51 to 75% Rs. 3,000/- per acre

76 to 100% Rs. 5,000/- per acre
Animal's Releif
a) Milich Animals Rs.

(i) Buffallo/cow/yak etc Rs. 10000
(ii) Sheep/Goat Rs. 1000
b) Draought Animal
(i) Camal/Horse/Bullock etc. Rs.10000
(ii) Calf/Donkey/pony Rs 5000
Gratuitous Relief
a) Ex-gratia payment to families of decreased persons. Rs. 1, 00,000/- Adult or Minor.
b) Ex-gratia payment for loss of a limb or both eyes when the disability is between 40% & 75
% duly certified by Govt. Approved Doctor. Rs. 35,000/- per victim.
&
Rs. 50,000/- per person when the disability is more than 75 % duly certified by
Government doctor or doctor from a panel approved by the Government.the network
c) Greivious injury regarding hospitalization for more than a week Rs. 7500/- per person.

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District Disaster Management plan 2018 Page 1

I hope that plan serves the purpose.

Deputy Commissioner Ferozepur

District Disaster Management Plan 2018

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7 Response Plan------------------------------------------------------ (70-75)

8 Resource Inventory----------------------------------------------- (76-113)

9 Flood Management Plan------------------------------------------ (146-154)

9.1 Flood Control Rooms

9.2 Current Position of Flood Equipments

9.3 Destination of Boats

9.4 List of Water Tanks Available to different Market Committies

9.5 Information Regarding Polythene Covers & Sheets

9.6 List of Divers Available

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ARMVs – Accident Relief Medical Vans

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Figure 1: Disaster Management Cycle 17

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Table 1:- Ferozepur District Rainfall for Last five Years 20

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According to recent study, 65 per cent of Indian landmass is highly prone to

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Sr No Designation of the Officer Name of the Telephone No. Mobile No

 Important Numbers at Military Level

1. National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), 0164-2246193

2. ARMY (HQ 7 Infantry Division) 01632-242428, 242429

3. 137 Bn BSF, Mamdot 01632-265012-017

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1 Pb Hari Om Manager 98031- hariom.mishra@aircel.co.in

LIST OF TEN TSPS IS AS BELOW:

S.NO. TELECOM SERVICE PROVIDER CATEGORY

1 M/s Tata Teleservices Ltd. UASL-DT

2 M/s Quadrant Televentures Ltd. UASL-DT

3 M/s Reliance Communication Ltd. UASL-DT

4 M/s Idea Cellular Ltd UASL-Access

5 M/s Bharti Airtel Ltd. UASL-Access

6 M/s Vodafone Essar South Ltd. UASL

7 M/s Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. UASL

8 M/s Dishnet Wireless Ltd. UASL

9 M/s Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd. UL- Access

10 M/s Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd PMRTS

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 Important Contact Numbers at District level

Sr Designation of the Officer Name of the Telephone Mobile No

2 DFSC, Ferozepur Sh Balraj Singh 01632-245316 9988961652

3 Civil Surgeon Ferozepur Dr.Surinder 01632-245173 9814746141

4 Dy Director Animal 01632-246089 9417112251

6 XEN Eastern Division B.S. Cheema 01632-246215 9779010432

11 Chander Mohan 01632-245282 9779702910

12 XEN PSEB, Ferozepur City Harnek Singh 01632-246153 9646114525

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Sr Designation of the Name of the Officer Telephone No. Mobile No

1 Tehsildar Ferozepur Manjeet Singh 01632-244019 9781700067