Guest guest Posted August 11, 2005 Report Share Posted August 11, 2005 Help provided by volunteers for first 8 days after the 26th July deluge to flood devastated people of Mumbai and Kokan Region. ______________ Mumbai 1. Help Centres : 22 2. Hamlets : 76 3. Helped Families : 80,000 people of 17,000 families 3. Cleaning & Conserving : 35 Dumper Garbage cleaning. 22 hamlets - Cleaning / fumigation and water purification 4. Emergency Housing : For 2 days - 10 places For 6 days - 6 places 5. Distribution of Grains : 20 tonnes 6. Supply of plastic sheets: 400 families 7. Mats & Bedsheets : 2000 people 8. Medical Help : Medicare centers for 5 days - one 4 days - one Medical camps - 8 `Chlorovat' for water purification – 3,000 bottles (1 per Family) 9. Food Supply : 2000 people for 5 days Biscuit Packets - 1 gross Bread - 4,000 loafs Tea & Sugar - 135 kg. Milk - 4,000 Litre 10.Volunteers : 1,200 Swayamsevaks 11. Other Highlights : • Removal of debris, boulders & muck at Sakinaka land slide site • Similar removal of debris at Mandala (Chembur), B.A.R.C. Labour colony. • Safe passage provided to 250 commuters from Ghatkopar to Thane by Vikroli Nagar Secretary from his own vehicle. • Providing boarding & lodging in Swayamsevaks own houses for 500 people of Prabodhan Nagar & Unnatnagar whose houses had submerged. • Provision of boarding & lodging for 200 people belonging to Aappa Pada-Malad by Harishchandra Yadav, Nagar Sanghchalak at his factory and at his house both of which had submerged in the flood. • 10 families of Mahakali Shantinagar were looked after at swayamsevak's residence. Thane, Raigad & Ratnagiri Region 1. Help Centres : 31 2. Villages provided with help : 135 villages, 34 hamlets & 13,152 families. 3. Food Supply : 77,250 people for 2 to 3 days. Food packets for 600 travellers of `Mangala Express'. 4. Distribution of Grains : Grains - 25 tonnes Oil - 2,000 kg. 5. Mats & Bedsheets : 6800 people 6. Clothing : 17,000 people 7. Utensil Kits : For 2,000 families 8. Cleaning & Conserving : Cleaning & fumigation at Thane, Kalyan, Dombivali & Chiplun. 14 Truck load of Garbage. 45 volunteers Cleaned & sweeped the mud filled Mahad Market area Chiplun areas for 3 days. 9. Medical Help : 26 villages – 11,650 people 17 doctors worked for 2 to 3 days non-stop Water purification – 8,000 bottles of `Chlorovat' 10.Volunteers : 1,315 Swayamsevaks 11. Other Highlights : • Help to Govt. surveys at Kalyan, Dombivali • Rajaram Patil, Sangh Swayamsevak single handedly saved many women and children from Kalyan (East) Chawl & provided succour at his own residence. • Cremation of 30 bodies at the request of Kalyan-Dombivali Police by Swayamsevaks. • Opening of fair price shop at Titwala to overcome price hikes by local shopkeepers. • At Ulhasnagar, Taluka Secretary though not knowing swimming saved a woman and her two children from 8 ft. deep gorge. • At Badlapur 65 people were saved from watery grave who were drifting in a flood current. • At Dudhani landslide Matheran hill locale swayamsevaks climbed by rapling with the help of `Nisarg Mantri Mandal' & gave initial help. • At Veldur Tal. Guhagar – Two Muslim Fishermen Societies brought 130 family kits consisting of utensils, mats, bedsheets to RSS Office. They requested that the distribution of these material should be undertaken by Sangh workers only. The first 10 families were given these kits in their presence. The workers of the fisherman societies offered further help whenever necessary. • At Chiplun the Sangh Office was converted in to a Control Centre. The govt. officers and municipal employees were directing all those requiring help to this office saying that, if you require urgent help, contact Sangh Office. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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