CDMP 2023

City Disaster Management Plan GCC
city disaster management

perspective plan 2023
PREFACE
Chennai City located on the coramandel
coast of the Bay of Bengal has a flat terrain
in which most of the areas are with average
elevation of barely 2.0 meters above mean sea
level. The City features tropical wet and dry
climate. Two major rivers flow through Chennai,
the Cooum River and the Adyar River. The third
river namely Kosasthalaiyar travels through the
northern fringes of the City before draining into the Bay of Bengal at Ennore.
The Buckingham Canal runs parallel to the coast linking the two rivers. The
Otteri Nullah, an east–west stream runs through north Chennai join the
Buckingham Canal at Basin Bridge. Many lakes of varying size are located
on the western fringes of the City.
The topography and erratic climatic conditions makes Chennai City to

witness disasters in several occasions such as cyclones, monsoon floods
due to heavy down pour cloud burst, earthquakes, Tsunami etc,. There
are some of the areas below the mean sea level which makes it difficult
to manage inundation during heavy rainfall. Moreover disasters are beyond
our control and capabilities wherein we can reduce the risk and prevent
losses to certain extent. Greater Chennai Corporation as the jurisdictional
disaster management authority has the foremost responsibility to effectively
coordinate the disaster mitigation and response arrangements.
In this context, I would like to present the Citizens of Chennai, City

Disaster Management Perspective Plan (CDMP) taking into account the
global and national trends in disaster management and it incorporates the
approaches suggested in the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction
2015 – 2030 which outlines topmost priorities for action:-
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a) Understanding disaster risk.

b) Strengthening disaster risk governance to manage disaster risk.
c) Investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience and
d) Enhancing disaster preparedness for effective response and to “Build
Back Better” in recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction.
As a initiative of smart governance on disaster management, we have

set up an Integrated Command and Control Center that will actively share
the disaster related information gathered through environmental sensors,
rain gauges, flood monitoring sensors and CCTV surveillance and mobile
command and control center. We have also considerably increased our
investments in City infrastructure amenities combat disasters. The integrated
storm water drain project is one of such example for it. We have adopted
the suggestions made by the Advisory Committee for flood mitigation
and management headed by former IAS officer Thiru. V.Thiruppugazh to
overcome civic issues faced during the last monsoon in various parts of the
Chennai City.
The City Disaster Management Plan provides a broad framework

covering the implementation which requires very sincere and well coordinated
approach among all stakeholders, active participation of the civil society,
community based organizations and private sectors. I thank one and all
including ‘Friends in disasters’, who play major role actively during disasters
in the City. I request all the stakeholders to work together as a Team to make
Chennai City disaster-resilient.
R. PRIYA
Honourable Mayor
Greater Chennai Corporation
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VISION
To enhance the disaster preparedness, to maximize the ability to cope up with

disasters and significantly reduce the losses of lives, livelihoods and properties. To
minimize the vulnerability to disasters and thus make the city of Chennai disaster
resilient and make it a safe place to live in.
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MISSION
• Increase resilience and prevent the emergence of disasters by strengthening

scientific and technical capabilities on all aspects of preparedness.
• Identify vulnerability of the different parts of the city to disasters and specify
minimum standard measures to be adopted for prevention and mitigation of
disasters.
• Assign well defined roles and responsibilities to various administrative units

in the Greater Chennai Corporation to prepare, mitigate and respond to any
disaster.
• Coordinate with Government Departments, NGOs, other Institutions as

partners to reduce and manage disaster risks.
• Increase the capacity development comprehensively at all levels to effectively

respond to multiple hazards of a disaster.
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Rationale
As per Section 31 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005(DM Act), District

Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) of each district in the country shall prepare
City Disaster Management Plan (CDMP) which is to be approved by State Disaster
Management Authority (SDMA). It is to be reviewed and updated annually. The
DM Act further provides that DDMP shall, inter alia, include areas in the district
vulnerable to different forms of disasters; measures to be taken for prevention,
mitigation, capacity-building and preparedness. The DDMP shall also include
response plans and procedures, in the event of a disaster providing for allocation
of responsibilities to the Departments of the Government at the district level and
the local authorities in the city; prompt response to disaster and relief thereof;
procurement of essential resources; establishment of communication links; and the
dissemination of information to the public to respond to any threatening disaster
situation or disaster.
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Executive Summary
The City Disaster Management Perspective Plan 2019-2030 (CDMP) is
framed as a set of guidelines to be followed for effective disaster management at
the district level and thus forms an action plan for the city of Chennai in its disaster
preparedness, prevention mitigation and also for the monitoring of impending
disasters. This plan has taken into account the vulnerabilities of Chennai for disasters
based on its geography, demography, and its social and environmental aspects. It
has been prepared based on the principles in National Disaster Management Plan
(NDMP) and State Disaster Management Plan (SDMP). It also highlights Chennai’s
actions and priorities based on the State Disaster Management Perspective Plan
2018-2030 and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030.
The CDMP covers the occurrence of national calamities in the past such as
floods, cyclones, and tsunamis. It also highlights mitigation strategies, assembly
locations, and preparedness measures for different disasters. Areas that have faced
inundation during previous natural disasters are also identified. The governance
mechanism to manage disasters and to deal with the impacts is also highlighted
by the various departments of the government and of Chennai Corporation.
The Control Room at the Greater Chennai Corporation serves as Chennai’s

Emergency Operations Centre. Based on the Standard Operating Procedures,
in the event of a disaster, responsibilities of the concerned departments at the
city level and of government are outlined to ensure prompt response to disaster.
Immediate relief and rehabilitation measures by mobilizing essential resources
with the proper dissemination of information to the public will be coordinated by
the Control Room.
This plan outlines the investments and preparedness for disaster risk
reduction by the Government of Tamil Nadu and Greater Chennai Corporation
to proactively approach disasters based on the State Disaster Management
Perspective Plan. It also demonstrates GCC’s initiatives with Governmental and
NGOs / Institutions to respond to disasters.
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Table of contents
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1.0 INTRODUCTION 1
1.1 Disaster Management and Planning 1
1.2 Need of Disaster Management Plan 2
1.3 Scope of Disaster Planning 2
1.4 Objectives of Disaster Planning 3
1.5 Types of Disasters 4
1.6 Response Planning 4
Integration with the State Disaster Management

1.7 Perspective Plan 2018-2030 and the Sendai 5
Framework
2.0 CHENNAI CITY: A PROFILE 9
2.1 City Profile 9
2.2 Chennai Population 9
2.3 Evolution, Administration & Functions 11
Services Rendered by Greater Chennai

2.4 12
Corporation
2.5 Essential Services by other Authorities 12
2.6 Geography and Geology of City 15
2.6.1 Geology 15
2.6.2 Topography 15
2.6.3 Green Cover and Wetlands 16
2.6.4 Weather and Climate 16

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2.7 Hydrology of City 18
2.7.1 Water bodies and waterways 18
2.7.2 Major Drainage system 18
2.7.3 Minor Drainage Network 22
INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK AND

3.0 24
ARRANGEMENTS
3.1 Relief Committee 24
3.2 Control Room Arrangements 25
3.3 State and District Administration 26
3.3.1 State Level Administration 26
3.3.2 District Level Administraion 27
3.3.3 Incident Response System 27
3.4 Other Departments and Stakeholders 28
3.4.1 Fire & Rescue Services Department 28
3.4.2 Tamil Nadu Disaster Response Force (TNDRF) 29
3.4.3 Volunteers and Training 30
3.4.4 Civil Defence 30
3.4.5 Preparedness & Response 31
3.4.6 Relief 31
3.4.7 Rehabilitation - Build Back Better 31
Coordination with Central Agencies and Armed

3.4.8 31
Forces
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4.0 Cyclones and floods 32
4.1 Cyclone 33
4.1.1 Nada Cyclonic Storm 2005 35
4.1.2 Vardah Cyclone 2016 35
4.1.2.1 Damages Caused 36
4.1.2.2 Strategies and Restoration 37
4.1.3 Impacts of Cyclone 37
4.1.4 Cyclone mitigation strategies 38
4.1.5 Common Cyclone preparedness measures 38
4.2 Flood 39
4.2.1 Scene During Flood 2015 - 2022 91
4.2.1.1 Government Response 93
4.2.1.2 Mitigation 93
4.2.1.3 Centralised Relief Material Center 95

Distribution of relief materials and role of NGOs/
4.2.1.4 97
Volunteers
4.2.1.5 Clearing of Garbage 97
4.2.2 Causes of Flood 98
5.0 EARTHQUAKES AND TSUNAMIS 101
5.1 Earthquake 101
5.1.1 Impact of Earthquake 103
5.1.2 Earthquake Mitigation Strategies 103
5.1.3 Earthquake Preparedness measures 104
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5.1.4 Assembly Points 104
5.2 Tsunami 109
5.2.1 Tsunami in Bay of Bengal 109
5.2.2 Tsunami Hits in India 110
5.2.3 Tsunami in Chennai 111
5.2.4 Tsunami Preparedness measures 113
6.0 UNDERSTANDING DISASTER RISK 114
6.1.1 Risk Assesment and Mapping 114
Real Time Flood Forecasting and Spatial Decision

6.1.1.1 support System for Adyar, Cooum, Kosasthalaiyar Rivers 114
and Kovalam Basins
Mapping of Flood Prone River Basins by
6.1.1.2 115
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
6.1.1.3 Storm Surge Model 116
Integrated Coastal Zone Management Plan for

6.1.1.4 116
Tamil Nadu
Land Use Mapping of the Entire Coastal Stretch of
6.1.1.4.1 116
Tamil Nadu
6.1.1.4.2 Coastal Vulnerability Mapping 117
Tamil Nadu System for Multi-Hazard Potential

6.1.1.5 Impact Assessment and Emergency Response 117
Tracking (TN-SMART)
6.1.1.6 GIS Cell 118
6.1.1.7 Data Analytics for Risk Assessment 119
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Leveraging Technology to Enhance the Efficiency
6.1.1.8 119
of Disaster Risk Management Efforts
6.2 Risk Communication 119
6.2.1 Early Warning System 120
6.2.2 Satellite Telephony 121
6.2.3 Internet Telephony 121
INVESTING IN DISASTER RISK REDUCTION

7.0 122
FOR RESILIENCE
7.1 Involvement of Private Sector 123
7.2 Non-Structural Measures 123
7.3 Social Inclusion 123
7.4 Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Concerns 124
8.0 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES 126
8.1 Preparedness of water ways and water bodies 126
8.2 Water stagnation locations 127
8.3 Preparedness of Relief Centers 128
8.4 Common kitchen 129
8.5 Subways 129
8.6 Tree fall 132
8.7 Transport equipment / Lorries 134
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8.8 Preparedness of Streets 135
8.8.1 Preparedness of Street do not require evacuation 135
8.8.2 Preparedness of Streets require evacuation 135
8.9 Lighting facilities 138

National Disaster Response Force/ State Disaster
8.10 139
Response Force
8.11 Health Department Support 139
8.12 Veterinary Support 142
8.13 Role of Financial Advisor 143
8.14 Role of Public Relations Officer 144
8.15 Ward Committee 144
8.16 Other Departments Mitigation Plan 145
9.0 ENHANCING DISASTER PREPAREDNESS 149
9.1 Data Analytics for Strengthening Preparedness 149

and Response
9.2 Build Back Better for Rehabilitation and 149
Reconstruction
9.3 Collaboration with International and Domestic 150
NGOs
9.4 Command and Control Centre 150
9.5 Storm Water Drains 151
9.6 Rainwater Harvesting 152
9.7 Maintenance of Waterbodies and Urban Lakes 153
9.8 Maintenance of Canals 154
9.9 Urban Floods - A Comprehensive Plan for Chennai 154

Comprehensive Flood Protection to Minimize Risks
9.9.1 155
in Greater Chennai and its Peri-urban Areas
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9.9.2 Integrated Cooum River Eco-Restoration Plan 156
9.9.3 Adyar Basin 157
9.9.3.1 Ecological Restoration of Adyar Creek and

Estuary - 358 acres (Phase I and Phase II) 157
9.9.3.2 Phase
Mouth
II Adyar River Restoration from Origin to 158
9.9.3.3 Interlinking of Adyar River and Palar Basin 158
9.9.3.4 Restoration / Formation of the Disrupted Links

for the Connection of Minor Irrigation Tanks 158
9.9.3.5 Integrated River Restoration for Buckingham

Canal, Kovalam & Ennore 159
9.9.3.6 Master Plan for Waterways and Waterbodies in

Chennai Metropolitan Area 159
9.9.4 Flood Mitigation measures in Urban areas of 160

Kancheepuram and Thiruvallur Districts
9.10 Prioritizing Afforestation 161
9.11 Fire Accidents 161
9.12 Bioshields 162
9.13 Climate Change Adaptation Programme 162
9.14 Green Climate Fund (GCF) 163
9.15 Protection and Restoration of Ecosystems 163
9.16 Conservation of Coastal and Marine Ecosystems 164
9.16.1 Eco-Restoration of Interface Ecosystems 164
9.17 Integrated Development of Vulnerable Areas 164
APPENDIX- I Contacts 166
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1 Zone - 1 Thiruvottriyur 173 - 206
2 Zone - 2 Manali 207 - 242
3 Zone - 3 Madhavaram 243 - 288
4 Zone - 4 Tondiarpet 289 - 344
5 Zone - 5 Royapuram 345 - 380
6 Zone - 6 Thiru-Vi-Ka Nagar 381 - 420
7 Zone - 7 Ambattur 421 - 458
8 Zone - 8 Anna Nagar 459 - 502
9 Zone - 9 Teynampet 503 - 544
10 Zone - 10 Kodambakkam 545 - 586
11 Zone - 11 Valasaravakkam 587 - 630
12 Zone - 12 Alandur 631 - 664
13 Zone - 13 Adyar 665 - 706
14 Zone - 14 Perungudi 707 - 750
15 Zone - 15 Sholinganallur 751 - 780
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1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Disaster Management and Planning
Disaster is a hazard causing heavy loss to life, property and livelihood. The
term disaster management deals with relief and rescue operations before and after
the occurrence of the disaster. The disaster risk management is the systematic
process of using administrative decisions, organization, operational skills and
capacities to implement policies, strategies and coping capacities of the society and
communities to significantly minimize the impacts of natural hazards and related
environmental and technological disaster. The disaster management plan has to be
implemented to minimize the adverse impact of the multiple hazard with the broad
context of sustainable development. The disaster management is the process
of organization, planning and application of measures preparing for prevention,
responding to and initial recovery from disasters. The management of resources
and responsibilities for dealing with humanitarian aspects of emergencies.
Disaster Management Cycle
The pie chart shows the typical disaster management action plan for any
kind of disaster occurrence. The disaster is a result of the combination of many
factors such as the exposure to hazards, the conditions of vulnerability that
are present and insufficient capacity or measures to reduce or cope with the
potential negative consequences. Disaster impacts may include loss of life,
injuries, disease and other negative effects on human physical, mental and
social well-being, together with damage to property, destruction of assets, loss
of services, social and economic disruption and environmental degradation.
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1.2 Need of Disaster Management plan
The natural disaster is an unexpected event that cannot be prevented but
its effect can be minimized. The disaster management plan has been framed for
the prevention of danger or threat of any disaster, mitigation or reduction of risk
of any disaster or its severity or consequences, capacity-building, preparedness
to deal with any disaster, prompt response to any threatening disaster situation or
disaster, assessing the severity or magnitude of effects of any disaster evacuation,
rescue and relief and rehabilitation and reconstruction. The plan is framed based
on the collection of catastrophic events. The disaster causes major threat to lives
and property.
Protection includes the installation of alarms, fire suppression systems,
establishment of basic building security measures, the assembly of emergency
supply kits and the organisation of an in-house disaster response team. Response
includes actions to be undertaken to deal with the demanding situation often with
the help of outside expertise and advice. The plan should be easy and provide a
speedier response. The necessary resources should be identified and the sources
of assistance also should be identified.
The management plan can avert the disaster before it occurs, anticipating
the future course of natural occurrence such as flood will reduce the vulnerability,
to provide rehabilitation programme like construction of dwellings and other
infrastructures, to undertake the liaison works, to protect and preserve the
environment and to prevent the losses of life and property.
1.3 Scope of Disaster Planning

The scope of this Chennai disaster plan’s entities (e.g., departments, agencies,
private sector, NGOs, citizens) and covers entire geographic area of Greater
Chennai Corporation. The guidelines of the Disaster Management Authority used
largely for preparation of Disaster Plan for Greater Chennai Corporation covering
revenue districts of Chennai, part of Tiruvallur and Kancheepuram Districts.
The purpose of the statement should include enough information to establish
the direction of the plan. The scope should include all disaster phases such as
Prevention, Preparedness, Mitigation, Response and Recovery, redressal to
multiple hazards to be implemented in whole city/ in certain areas of the city and
zone wise Disaster Management Plan on a micro scale.
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Special care has been taken for special groups including disabled, aged,
children, sick and pregnant women to ensure that the relevant Disaster Risk
Reduction (DRR) concerns are integrated in the Plan. The plan is also focussed
on the relief measures and necessary mitigation plans that are to be undertaken
by the government bodies
1.4 Objective of the Disaster Planning
The main objective of this disaster plan includes prevention, mitigation,

preparedness measures, response plan and procedures for Chennai City.
The following are the indicative list with possible objectives.
* Closely follow the NDMA/SDMA directions in identifying impending disaster

and to enhance the preparedness to face it.
* Improve the timely warning and alerts to be delivered in precise manner so as

to alert the people from major risks associated with the disaster.
* Receive swiftly scientific/ technical advice from Government/ Institutions and

act.
* The quick response system to be implemented for proper communication to

people in flood affected area.
* Utilizing all agencies capable of providing assistance.
* Effective co-ordination are the integral components of effective disaster

management as the team have to work with good rapport to perform the work
effectively.
* The help and rescue operation has to be carried out with minimum delay so the
needs are fulfilled within time to reduce the maximum losses and damages.
* The field workers and officials should bring solace to the troubled minds by
interacting with the people and encouraging them to be free from problem
caused by the disaster.
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1.5 Types Of Disasters
There are 28 types of common natural and manmade disasters, which can be
classified into these following 5 sub-groups.
i. Hydro- Meteorological Disasters (8)

Cyclones, Droughts, Periodical floods/ Urban floods, Hailstorm, Cloud burst,
Heat wave, Coastal Erosion, Thunder and Lightning.
ii. Geological Disasters (3)

Landslides, Earthquake and Tsunami.
iii. Chemical, Industrial and Radiological (3)

Industrial Fires, Gas & Chemical Leakages, Nuclear Disaster
iv. Accidents Disasters (10)

Forest Fires, Electrical Fires, Collapsing of Buildings, Urban Fires, Oil Spills,
Serial Bomb Blasts, Festival Fire, Stampedes, Road/Rail Accidents, Air
Crash and Boat Capsizing .
v. Biological Disasters (4)

Pest attacks, Food poisoning, Water borne diseases and Cattle epidemics.
1.6 Response Planning

The disaster response structure will be activated on the receipt of disaster
warning /on the occurrence of the disaster. The aim of this plan is to establish
an understanding of the structure and operating procedures for addressing all
aspects of disaster preparedness and response in Chennai city. This plan seeks
to ensure that the disaster preparedness for response is carried in a coordinated
and collaborative manner, ensuring the greatest protection of life, property, health
and environment.
Disaster early warning is a major element of disaster risk reduction. Early

action can often prevent major catastrophes. To be effective and sustainable, they
must actively involve the communities at risk.
Response mechanism of the concerned line departments along with the roles
and responsibilities of each one of them and immediate relief to be provided to the
affected population is also inclusive.
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Greater Chennai Corporation Plan will essentially focus on
i. Co-ordinating with Metrological Department to get the warning report

against the severe weather phenomena like tropical cyclones, heavy
rain, floods, seismicity etc.,
ii. Establishment of contact centres for people through Telephones and Web
connectivity. For all weather related enquiries to contact, Duty Officer,
Area Cyclone Warning centre – 044 28271951
iii. An early disaster warning system with very high frequency equipment
and public address systems with sirens, addressing public through air
media will be established.
iv. Tsunami Alert has to be received from the Indian Tsunami Early Warning
Centre (ITEWC) of the Indian National Centre for Ocean Information
Services (INCOIS).
v. The Greater Chennai Corporation has introduced individual complaint

helplines at Head Quarter in each of the 15 zones. The 24-hour helpline
will function till the end of the North-East monsoon. The complaint
numbers will be directly picked up by the zonal Officers, helpline operators
and complaints are forwarded to the concerned authorities for necessary
action.
vi. Working in close quarters with State Disaster Centre regularly to get
disaster related information for necessary action.
1.7 Integration with the State Disaster Management Perspective Plan

2018-2030 and the Sendai Framework
The Government of India came up with the National Disaster Management Plan
in May, 2016 integrating the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-
2030 adopted at the third United Nations World Conference in Sendai, Japan, in
2015. The Sendai Framework was the first International agreement adopted within
the context of the post-2015 development agenda. Two other major international
developments followed in the same year. The “Sustainable Development Goals
2015 – 2030” were adopted by all nations in September 2015, and the “Paris
Agreement” was signed by the signatories of the UN Framework Convention on
Climate Change to combat human induced climate change in December 2015.
Disaster risk reduction is a common theme in these three global agreements.
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The Paris Agreement on global climate change highlights the importance of
averting, minimizing, and addressing loss and damage associated with the adverse
effects of climate change, including extreme weather events and slow onset events
and the role of sustainable development in reducing the risk of loss and damage.
Intrinsic to sustainable development is disaster risk reduction and the building of
resilience to disasters. The Hon’ble Prime Minister of India declared a 10 point
agenda in the Second Asian Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction
(AMCDRR), held in New Delhi on November 2016. The 10 point agenda is the
Roadmap for Disaster Risk Management to Climate Resilient and Sustainable
Development.
The Government of Tamil Nadu has prepared the State Disaster Management
Perspective Plan 2018-2030 which has accorded primacy to the priorities
enunciated in the Sendai Framework, the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris
Agreement on Climate Change and the Hon’ble Prime Ministers 10 Point Agenda.
The plan has been prepared as per the Disaster Management Act 2005(Para 23
item 4) and has relied on the National Disaster Management Authority Guidelines
on State Disaster Management Plan. The Plan was developed based on an
elaborate consultative process with the District Disaster Management Authorities,
Departments of Government, civil society, and other multi-stakeholders.
The Sendai Framework is a 15-year voluntary, non-binding agreement which

recognizes that countries have the primary role to reduce disaster risk but that
responsibility should be shared with other stakeholders including local government,
the private sector and other stakeholders. It aims for the following outcome “The
substantial reduction of disaster risk and losses in lives, livelihoods and health and
in the economic, physical, social, cultural and environmental assets of persons,
businesses, communities and countries.”
The State Disaster Management Perspective Plan 2018-2030 aspires “to

build a safe and disaster resistant Tamil Nadu through systems approach, inclusive
development and mainstreaming disaster risk concerns into the development
ethos of the State” with 14 goals as highlighted below.
1. Comprehensive Flood Protection throughstructural and non-structural

interventionsto reduce the risks and enhance resilience and resistance of the
community with special reference to Thiruvallur, Kancheepuram, Cuddalore,
Nagapattinam, Thoothukudi,Ramanathapuram and Kanyakumari Districts.
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2. Minimise the risk of urban floods with special focus on Greater Chennai
Corporation and itsneighborhood.
3. Enhance the resilience of farmers to face the vagaries of monsoon and

impacts of climate change with special reference to Delta Districts.
4. Recharge the aquifers in Blocks where groundwater is currently overexploited/

critical/semi-critical categories and convert into safe category.
5. Restore and protect ecologically fragile wetlands and Marsh Lands with
special focus onPallikaranai and Ennore Creek Areas and Gulf of Mannar.
6. Reclaim and restore areas affected by sea water intrusion and prevent sea
water intrusion in coastal areas with special focus on Chennai, Thiruvallur
and Cauvery Delta Districts.
7. Enhance bioshields to mitigate floods and storms in Coastal Districts
8. Restore and strengthen waterbodies and enhance the capacity of the water
bodies through desiltation to mitigate floods and drought.
9. Promote sustainable agricultural practices in rainfed areas with special focus

on Ramanathapuram, Dindigul, Perambalur,Sivagangai, Virudhunagar,
Dharmapuri,Namakkal and Ariyalur Districts.
10. Reduce the risks in areas which are prone to specific disasters like landslides,
forest fire etc. with a special focus on The Nilgiris, Coimbatore, Erode, Theni,
Krishnagiri, Vellore,Villupuram, Dindigul and Thiruvallur Districts.
11. Enhance multistakeholder participation, especially community participation

with social inclusion.
12. Strengthen non-structural measures to reduce the risks due to man-made

and natural disasters.
13. Deliver climate resilient hydraulic infrastructure for irrigation and drainage to
reduce inundation and flood damages, as well as sea water incursion with
special focus on Delta Districts.
14. Build the capacity to manage Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear
(CBRN) and other man-made disaster
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Disaster risk management is highly complex requiring multipronged strategies
by governments as well as by other stakeholders. Successful risk reduction
strategies require a thorough understanding of the various disaster risks, robust
disaster risk governance, thorough preparedness, effective response and build
back better strategies. The disaster risk management to build resistant communities
as well as transform areas vulnerable to disasters into disaster resilient areas;
requires significant investments in disaster risk reduction from government as well
as the private sector and communities. To address the goals that are specific and
relevant to GCC, the various measures that are under implementation as well as
planned to be taken up in the immediate future are explained in the subsequent
chapters as per the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030
and the State Disaster Management Perspective Plan 2018-2030.
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2.0 CHENNAI CITY: A PROFILE

2.1 City Profile
Chennai formerly known as the Madras or Madarasapattinam is the capital of the
Tamil Nadu state. It is reffered to as the “Gateway of South India”. Tamil Nadu is one
among the most urbanized States in the Country and Chennai city is the fourth most
populous Metropolitan city in India, next to Mumbai, Kolkatta and Delhi. Chennai City
is situated in the North East end of Tamilnadu on the coast of Bay of Bengal. Chennai
city is bounded by the Northern Latitudes of 12°59’ 10” and 13°08’ 50” and the Eastern
Longitudes of 80°12’ 10” and 80°18’ 20”.
GCC with Adjacent Districts
It is also called as the port city with a long coastal
line of about 43 kms from Kathivakkam in the
north to Uthandi in the south along the Bay of
Bengal. The jurisdiction of the city has been
expanded in the year 2011 by increasing the area
from 174 sq.km to 426 Sq.km covering 3 revenue
Districts namely Chennai, partly Kanchipuram
and Thiruvallur. Chennai is one of the four cities in
India through which the country is connected with
the rest of the world through undersea fibre-optic
cables, the other three being Mumbai, Kochi, and
Tuticorin.
2.2 Chennai Population

The average population of Chennai city
is about 66.72 lakhs based on 2011 census
with a sex ratio of 989 females for every thousand
males, much above the national average of 929.
TNSCB estimates that 1.08 Lakhs economically
Core city
weaker section families living in undeveloped Extended area
slums of which 72,827 families are living in

objectionable slums. TNSCB has also estimated that there are about 37,000 families
living in unobjectionable areas and 9,687 families in Adyar river banks and 14,237 families
in Cooum river banks . The birth and death rate in Chennai is 400 and 160 respectively.
The average literacy rate in the city is 81.27% much high compared to national average
of 72.99%. The ward wise population of every zone is mentioned in the zonal chapters.
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zonal Boundary
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2.3 Evolution, Administration and Functions
The office of Greater Chennai Corporation is located at the Ripon Building,
commissioned in 1913. Chennai city is governed by the Greater Chennai Corporation. It is
being headed by the Mayor, who presides over 200 councilors each of whom represents
one of the 200 wards of the city.
The Greater Chennai Corporation is administered by the Commissioner. There are

4 Joint/Deputy Commissioners in the Head Quarters assisting the Commissioner looking
after Works, Health, Education and Revenue & Finance each. The functions of the Deputy
Commissioners at the Head Quarters are to head the respective departments and report
to the Commissioner. For effective administration and to render better service, the Greater
Chennai Corporation is divided into three regions namely North, Central and South having
15 Zones, comprising 45 Units further divided into 200 Divisions. At 3 regional levels,
Regional Deputy Commissioners North, Central and South are heading the regions each
looking after 5 zones. The Zonal Officers/Assistant Commissioners are heading 15 Zones
each with 2 Executive Engineers per Zone followed by “Unit offices” headed by Assistant
Executive Engineer and “Divisional Offices” at grass root level headed by an Assistant
Engineer/ Junior Engineer.
The administration of the Greater Chennai Corporation is being systematically

organized with proper hierarchy. The administrative structures, duties and responsibilities
of each officials, issues and preparedness plan are well discussed in detail for each zone
in the zonal chapters.
Council Chart
Honourable Mayor
Respectful Deputy Mayor
Council
standing Council standing Council standing Council standing Council standing Council standing Council
health appointment education works taxation & finance accounts
ward CommitteeS
zones - 1 to 15
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2.4 Services Rendered by Greater Chennai Corporation
The major works carried are formation and maintenance of roads. Greater
Chennai Corporation maintains 34,460 interior roads measuring a total length of
5,525 km and 471 bus route roads for 387 km. The Greater Chennai Corporation
is maintains 2,91,000 Street Lights, all the street lights are energy efficient LED
lights. 435 High mast lights have been erected at vital locations such as major
road junctions, beaches and parks. Greater Chennai Corporation is maintaining
the storm water drains about 2624 km, and also maintains Canals, Flyovers,
Health buildings, Schools, Parks, Community center, Burial ground etc., in the city.
Greater Chennai Corporation is involved providing the basic amenities such as
maintaining 786 Parks, 113 Traffic Islands and 169 community halls.
GCC runs 209 Primary Schools, 130 Middle Schools, 46 High Schools and 35
Higher Secondary Schools, totalling 420 Schools with 3522 teachers and 1,18,995
Students. GCC also runs 200 Kinter Garden Schools with in the existing school
premises.
GCC provides Health Services through 140 Urban Primary Health Centers , 16
Urban Community Health Centers, 3 Emergency Obstetric Centers, 1 Communicable
Disease Hospital with 238 medical officers, 7 Dialysis centers, 40 polyclinics and 1043
paramedical staff. On an average every day 17,800 out patients are treated in the
above health centers.
Greater Chennai Corporation provides quality/hygienic food and drinking

water through Amma Unavagam. As on date around 407 Amma Unavagam and
50 Amma Kudineer plants are functioning.
2.5 Essential Services by Other Authorities

The following Authorities like Madras High Court, Chennai Metropolitan
Development Authority (CMDA), Greater Chennai Police, Chennai Metropolitan
Water Supply and Sewerage Board (CMWSSB), Tamil Nadu Generation and
Distribution Corporation (TANGEDCO), Tamil Nadu Fire and Rescue Service
(TNFRS), Airport, Ports, Railways, Road ways etc. also delivers essential service
to the citizens.
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High Court
AirPort Chennai Metro Rail Limited (CMRL)
Road ways Chennai Port
The services of authorities and departments are mentioned in detail in the

following.
DEPARTMENTS FUNCTIONS OR SERVICES
Madras High Court Highest Judicial authority in the State

Chennai Metropolitan Responsible for planning and development of Chennai
Development Authority
(CMDA) Metropolitan Area.
Greater Chennai Police Maintains law and order, traffic in the city.
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Chennai Metropolitan
Water Supply and It is exclusive agency which provides drinking water and
Sewerage Board maintains sewage systems in the city.
CMWSSB)
Tamil Nadu Generation and
Supply of electricity to house holds, street lights and other
Distribution Corporation
institutions.
Limited(TANGEDCO)
Tamil Nadu Fire and
Involved in fire and rescue operations.
Rescue Service (TNFRS).
The Chennai Airport handles both International and
Domestic flights through Anna International terminal and
Kamaraj Domestic terminal respectively. It is the third
Airways
busiest airport in India and handles 12 million passengers
in a year. The Airport located at a distance of 25 km from
the city and is accessible by road, train and metro transport
services.
The city is served by two major ports namely Chennai Port
and Ennore Port. The Chennai port is the largest artificial
port situated in Bay of Bengal handling an annual cargo
tonnage of 61.46 million (2010–2011) and it is India’s
Ports second busiest container hub, handling general industrial
cargo, automobiles, etc. Chennai Port has 21 alongside
berths in three distinct zones of the Chennai port namely
the Ambedkar Dock, Jawahar Dock and Bharathi Dock.
The Ennore port currently handles cargo such as coal, ore
etc.
Chennai is the birthplace of the railway system in India.
Chennai Central is the headquarter of the Southern
Railway Zone. The city has two main railway terminals.
Chennai Central station, provides access to other States
and Chennai Egmore stations is a terminus primarily within
Tamil Nadu; it also handles a few inter–state trains.
The Chennai suburban railway network, one of the oldest
in the country, consists of four broad gauge sectors
terminating at two locations in the city, namely Chennai
Central and Chennai Beach. The elevated Mass Rapid
Railways Transit System which links between Chennai Beach and
Velachery. The Chennai Metro, officially Chennai Metro
Rail Limited (CMRL), is a rapid transit system serving
the city. The first stretch covering the seven stations from
Koyambedu to Alandur over a distance of 10 kilometres
being operated since June 29th 2015, the section between
Chennai Airport and Little Mount commenced operation on
21st September 2016 and the stretch between Alandur and
St.Thomas Mount commence operation on 14th October
2016. The stretch between Thirmangalam and Nehru Park
over a distance of 7.36 KM commenced operation on 14th
May 2017.
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Chennai is connected by four major National Highways

(NH) that originates in the city. They are
● NH 4 to Mumbai (via Bangalore)
● NH 5 to Kolkata (via Bhubaneswar)
Roadways ● NH 45 to Theni (via Tiruchirapalli)
● NH 205 to Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh (via Tirupati)
The Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminus (CMBT), is one of the
largest bus terminal in Asia, serves as the terminus for all
intercity buses from Chennai.The Metropolitan Transport
Corporation operates public transport buses in the City
covering an area of 3,929 square kilometre.
2.6 Geography and Geology of City

2.6.1 Geology
The geology of Chennai comprises mostly of clay, sediment rocks and
sandstone. The city is classified into three regions based on geology as sandy
area, clayey area and hard-rock area. Sandy area are found along the river banks
and the coast. Most of the cities were covered by clayey regions.
The main part of Chennai city such as T-Nagar, West-Mambalam, AnnaNagar,

Perambur and Virugambakkam are covered with clayey. Hard rock areas are
Adambakkam and a part in Saidapet. The sandy areas are Tiruvanmiyur, Adyar,
Kottivakkam, Santhome, George Town, Tondiarpet and the rest of coastal Chennai.
The groundwater table in most of the area in Chennai is about 4 to 5m depths

below the ground. The rainwater run-off in Chennai city percolates very quickly
near the coastal area but in clayey and hard rock areas rainwater percolates slowly
and held by the soil for a longer period of time.
2.6.2 Topography
Chennai is a plain terrain low-lying area and the land surface is almost flat like
a pancake. The terrain is very flat with contours ranging from 2 m to 10 m above
mean sea level with a few isolated hillocks. It rises slightly as the distance from
the sea-shore increases but the average altitude of the city is not more than 7 m
above mean sea level and the average slope varies at 0.7 m per km, while some
localities are just at sea level and even in minus level. Terrain slope varies from
1: 5,000 to 1:10,000.
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2.6.3 Green Cover and Wetlands
Green space distribution plays a imperative role in urban planning since they
contribute significantly in enhancing ecological quality of metropolitan areas. Indian
National Forest Policy aims at maintaining 33% of countries geographical area
under forest and tree cover. Reserved Forest in Chennai city covers 2.71 Sq.km
around Guindy National Park.
The land usage pattern in Chennai can be broadly classified as tree cover
area of 72.82 Sq.km, Buildings cover 241 Sq.km, Parks cover 1.36 Sq.km, Water
bodies cover 35.73 Sq.km and other area 104.40 Sq.km.
Name Area in Sq km Percentage

Buildings 241.50 56.7
Parks 9.20 2.2
Tanks 35.72 8.9
Temples 0.84 0.2
Trees 72.81 17.1
Others 65.93 15.5
Total 426.00 100.0
The Pallikaranai marsh land serves as a buffer for rain water draining from
Velachery, Pallikaranai, Perungudi, Narayanapuram lake, Kilakattalai, Velachery
and from a string of upstream lakes. GCC maintains 728 parks to an area of 1.66
Sq.km, 763 Open Space Reservation (OSR) land to an area of 16.05 lakhs Sq.km
2.6.4 Weather and Climate

The geographical location determines the weather and climate, being proximity
to the sea and thermal equator and weather in Chennai relatively consistent with
less variation in the seasonal temperature. The weather in Chennai is mostly hot
and humid.
Experiencing the 3 major seasons namely summer, monsoon and winter,

the city of Chennai has a tropical climate. April to June are the hottest months in
Chennai recording maximum temperature during these months vary from 38-42
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°C thus making Chennai very hot. However the cooling breeze at night comes as
a relief to the residents of Chennai.
Climate data for Chennai
Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Year
33 37 39 43 45 43 41 40 39 39 34 33 45
Record high °C (°F) (91) (99) (102) (109) (113) (109) (106) (104) (102) (102) (93) (91) (113)
29 31 33 35 38 38 36 35 34 32 29 29 33.3
Average high °C (°F) (84) (88) (91) (95) (100) (100) (97) (95) (93) (90) (84) (84) (91.8)
19 20 22 26 28 27 26 26 25 24 22 21 23.8
Average low °C (°F) (66) (68) (72) (79) (82) (81) (79) (79) (77) (75) (72) (70) (75)
14 15 17 20 21 21 22 21 21 17 15 14 14
Record low °C (°F) (57) (59) (63) (68) (70) (70) (72) (70) (70) (63) (59) (57) (57)
Average precipita- 16.2 3.7 3.0 13.6 48.9 53.7 97.8 149.7 109.1 282.7 350.3 138.2 1,266.9
tion mm (inches) (0.638) (0.146) (0.118) (0.535) (1.925) (2.114) (3.85) (5.894) (4.295) (11.13) (13.791) (5.441) (49.878)
Source: Indian Meteorological Department
Chennai experiences two monsoons namely South West Monsoon from June
to September and North East Monsoon from October to December every year.
South West Monsoon sets in over the extreme south western tip of the peninsula
by the end of May. The onset of Monsoon is characterised by a sudden spurt of
rainfall activities. It progresses inland in stages and covers the entire country by
the middle of July. The average rainfall of South West Monsoon is 439.10 mm.
North East Monsoon essentially contribute the rainfall for the city. The city gets
average rainfall of 760 mm during North East Monsoon. The average rainfall of the
city throughout the year is about 1,300 mm.
The winter in Chennai is short period of time. In November to February Chennai

experiencing the winter season. This is the most comfortable and pleasant time in
Chennai. During the winter months, Chennai maintains an average maximum and
minimum temperature of 24°C and 20 °C respectively. Moderate rainfall is also
received in the winter months by the city. This makes the weather and climate in
Chennai pleasurable as well as comfortable.
The lowest temperature that has been recorded in Chennai is 15.8 °C (60.4
°F) while the highest temperature being recorded as 45 °C (113 °F). The highest
yearly rainfall in the city has been recorded to be 2,570 mm (101 in) in 2005. The
formation of Cyclones in the Bay of Bengal has great influence in the city. The
winds that prevail in Chennai in between April and October are the southwesterly
wind while the remaining year experiences the northeasterly winds.
In Chennai IMD has two rain recording stations and 4 automated warning
systems, the details are
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1. Regional Meteorological Department, Nungambakkam
2. Airport Meteorological Department, Meenambakkam and four Automated
Warning Systems in Avadi, DGP Office, Egmore, Sozhinganallur and Madhavaram.
2.7 Hydrology of City
2.7.1 Water Bodies and Water Ways
There are 5 major water ways in

the city maintained by the Public
Works Department (PWD) and
31 minor Canals maintained by
Greater Chennai Corporation.
There are 9,224 storm water
drains in the city for a length
of 2,894 km which are drained
to major and minor drainage
systems. The storm water
drainage catchment of Chennai
city is presented in the map. The
drainage systems in the city is
divided into two types i) Macro
Drainage and ii) Minor Drainage
System.
2.7.2 Major Drainage System

Two major rivers meander through Chennai are the Cooum and Adyar River.
A third river, Kosathalaiyar flows through the northern fringes of the city before
draining into the Bay of Bengal, at Ennore. The Buckingham Canal, runs parallel
to the coast, linking the two rivers. The OtteriNullah, an east–west stream, runs
through north Chennai and meets the Buckingham Canal at Basin Bridge. Several
water bodies of varying size are located on the western fringes of the city. The
drainage system with water bodies is given in detail in the following map.
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Kosasthalaiyar River originates near Kaveripakkam near pallipet in Tiruvallur

district and flows in eastward direction. It bifurcates into Cooum River and
Kosasthalaiyar at Keshavaramanicut. The main branch of Kosasthalaiyar River
then flows northwards and enters into Poondi Reservoir. Nagari River originating
in Chittoor district, is a northern tributary and joins the Kosasthalaiyar River at
Poondi reservoir. On the downstream side of Poondi reservoir, Kosasthalaiyar
River flows through the Thiruvallur district and Chennai, and finally confluence with
sea at Ennore.
Cooum River bifurcates from the main Kosasthalaiyar River at the

Keshavaramanicut and flows eastwards through Kanchipuram district into Chennai
and finally joins the sea near NapierBridge. Surplus from about 75 tanks in the
catchment reaches are linked with CooumRiver.
Adyar River originates from two tank groups namely Pillapakkam and Kavanur
in Kanchipuram District and flows through the Chennai before it joins the sea at
Adyar Mouth. Surplus from about 450 tanks in the catchment, including a major
tank at Chembarambakkam, reaches the Adyar River.
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The Buckingham canal has been constructed more than 200 years ago, as
a navigation channel. It originates close to Kakinada in Andhra Pradesh and runs
along the east coast for a total length of 418 km. Its entry point into Chennai is near
Athipattu village and the exit point is near Semmencheri village. While the three
rivers run west to east, Buckingham canal runs north to south and connects all
these three rivers at different points.
Besides the above three major river system, there are 31 minor canals runing
in the city linked with major drainage systems. While OtteriNullah, Kodungaiyur
drain and Captain Cotton Canal drain into the Buckingham canal, Veerangalodai
and Velacheri drain discharge into Pallikaranai marsh. Virugambakkam drain
discharges into the Cooum River.
The waterways maintained by Public Works Department are detailed as

follows.
Sl. No List of Waterways Length in Km
1 Adyar River 42.50
2 Buckingham Canal 47.90
3 Cooum River 65.00
4 OtteriNullah 8.70
5 Virugambakkam&Arumbakkam Canal 6.36
Total 170.46
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chennai River Basin
Chennai River Basin
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2.7.3 Minor Drainage Network
There are 31 minor natural drainages in the city connected with the macro
drainages (16 in old city and 15 in the expanded areas) which are maintained by
the Greater Chennai Corporation. In addition to this, a network of storm drains to
the length of about 1,894 km discharges storm water into the sea through major /
minor drains.
The Minor drainage or canals maintained by Greater Chennai Corporation
with their respective zones are listed in the Table.
Minor Drainage system in Chennai city
SL No. List of Water ways Zone
1 Thamaraikulam Canal I
2 Captain Cotton Canal IV
3 Kodungaiyur Canal IV
4 Link Canal IV
5 Old Napalayan Canal II
6 Thulasi Nagar Canal II
7 MalaniPudurTNHB Canal II
8 PeriyaEatchankuzhi Canal II
9 Kadapakkam Lake Surplus Canal II
10 Madhavaram – Manali Lake Canal II
11 Vyasarpadi Canal IV
12 Ekangipuram Canal VI
13 Jawahar Canal IV
14 T.V.S. Canal VI
15 Nungambakkam Canal IX
16 Nolambur Canal VII &XI
17 AmbatturSidco Canal VII
18 PadiKuppam Canal VII
19 Trustpuram Canal X
20 Mambalam Canal IX &XIII
21 Nandanam Canal IX
22 Chellammal College and Guindy Industrial Estate Canal XIII
23 Reddykuppam Canal X
24 M.G.R. Canal X
25 Jafferkhanpet Canal X
26 Rajbhavan Canal XIII
27 Pallikaranai Canals XIV
28 Nandambakkam Canal XI & XII
29 Adambakkam Canal XII
30 Large Lake Link Canal XV
31 Secretariat Colony Canal XV
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Zone Boundaries with water bodies
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Chennai Corporation Core & Expanded Area Administrative Zone
3.0 INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK AND ARRANGEMENTS

“Disaster risk governance at the national, regional and global levels is vital to the
management of disaster risk reduction in all sectors and ensuring the coherence
of national and local frameworks of laws, regulations and public policies that, by
defining roles and responsibilities, guide, encourage and incentivize the public and
private sectors to take action and address disaster risk”
- Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030
This chapter provides an overview of the institutional framework and

arrangements for disaster management in Chennai. It addresses priority 2 of the
Sendai Framework that calls for strengthening disaster risk governance to manage
disaster risk.
3.1 Relief Committee
GCC has formed a Relief Committee with the following members,
S.No Committee Members Designation

1 Commissioner, Greater Chennai Corporation Chairman
2 Collector of Chennai Member
3 Executive Director, Metro Water Chennai Member
4 Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic), Chennai Member
5 Chief Engineer, Highways and Rural works Member
6 Chief Engineer, PWD (Chennai & Environ area) Member
The Chief Engineer in-charge of MRTS and the Joint Director /Deputy
Director of Fire Services may also be invited for the meetings whenever required.
The duties of this committee is to monitor the following thrust area for disaster
mitigation.
1. To evict the encroachments on regular basis, to maintain the free flow of
rainwater.
2. To identify the vulnerable roads, subways, level crossings within the Greater
Chennai Corporation limit which are likely to get inundated during the heavy
rain periods.
3. To identify road and areas which are prone to inundation/ traffic congestion
during periods of heavy rainfall.
4. To identify the areas which are likely to cause damages due to non-free flow of
drainage water during the heavy rain periods.
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5. To see the major drainage channels and also waterways like Adayar river,
Cooum and Buckingham Canal, Otteri Nullah etc., free from encroachments,
blocks etc., due to MRTS and other works.
6. To identify new drainage systems and also interlinking the existing drainage
systems for efficient discharge of rain water during monsoon period.
3.2 Control Room Arrangements

The Control Room in Greater Chennai Corporation is functioning at Ripon
Building. The Control Room is functioning under overall supervision of the Joint
/Deputy Commissioner (Works) with other staff functioning 24x7.For perfect co-
ordination, the officers/staffs from the other line departments like TANGEDCO,
CMWSSB, FISHERIES, PWD, POLICE will also be pooled at Control Room during
monsoon/emergency time.
The intensity of rainfall will be collected on daily basis from the Metrological
Department. The Control Room is to monitor the overall flood situation in the
field and collect details of water stagnation, tree fall, status of subways, relief
centres, food packets issued, pumps utilized for the removal of inundated water,
evacuation operation, collection and distribution of relief materials etc. For every
two hour, reports will be collected from the Zonal Office and will be submitted
to the Commissioner. The issues related to flood mitigation pertaining to other
departments will also be coordinated by the Control Room.
The Public Works Department is periodically contacted for the status

of flood levels in reservoirs around Chennai like Chembarabakkam lake,
Narayanapuram, Red hills, Puzhal eri, etc., In case of breakdown of telephone
and other communication networks, wireless network of GCC will be largely
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used for continuity. Whatsapp group is formed with all officials engaged in flood
work to exchange the information which will be coordinated by the Control Room
duty staff.
A dedicated Public Relation Officer/Assistant Public Relation Officer will be

posted in the Control Room for media management. He will collect datas and
details of relief operations from the field for press release. Press release will be
done periodically with due approval of the Commissioner.
The other Control Rooms functioning at Secretariat, State Emergency

Operation Center and Commissionerate of Revenue Administration office will also
be coordinated. The contact details of all three Control Rooms are given in page
number 143 of this booklet.
3.3 State and District Administration
3.3.1 State Level Administration

The State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) under the chairmanship
of the Hon’ble Chief Minister is responsible for coordinating the response to
disasters and reducing risks. All measures for mitigation, preparedness, response
and recovery are undertaken under the guidance and supervision of the Authority.
The SDMA approves the State Disaster Management Plan and District Disaster
Management Plans in accordance with the guidelines laid down by the National
Disaster Management Authority. The Greater Chennai Corporation’s annual City
Disaster Management Plan serves as the District Disaster Management Plan.
The SDMA is supported by State Executive Committee (SEC). Disasterspecific

cells are being created to analyse the risk profile of the state in depth and to provide
specific disaster risk reduction strategies for consideration of the SDMA. The
Commissioner of Revenue Administration is the State Relief Commissioner and
undertakes all activities relating to disaster management and mitigation besides
managing relief and rehabilitation activities for any disaster in the State.
The Revenue Administration and Disaster Management Department is

responsible for policy making and issuance of Government Orders based
on approvals accorded by the SDMA, State Executive Committee and the
Commissioner of Revenue Administration.
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The State Advisory Committee has been constituted under the Chairmanship of
the Principal Secretary / Commissioner of Revenue Administration. The Secretary,
Revenue Disaster Management and Mitigation department is the co-chair. The
Advisory Committee comprises of experts in various fields such asremote sensing,
communication networks, weather forecasting, among others, to advice on
measures for disaster risk reduction. The State Advisory Committee ensures that
the concerns of diverse sectors are taken into account while formulating strategies
for risk reduction.
3.3.2 District Level Administration

The District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has been constituted
in Chennai under the Chairmanship of Commissioner. The District Disaster
Management Authority acts as the District planning coordinating and implementing
body for disaster management and takes all measures in accordance with the
guidelines laid down by the State Disaster Management Authority. The District
Disaster Management Authority in Chennai is chaired by the Commissioner, GCC.
The Control Room (DEOC) at Greater Chennai Corporation acts as a

communication centre in Chennai city for dissemination of information received
from SEOC. During disaster period, the Control Room functions round the clock by
drafting the services of the Line Departments in Chennai for quick dissemination
of alerts and collects information on the search, rescue, relief and rehabilitation
operations from various quarters and updates the same to Commissioner of
Revenue Administration & State Relief Commissioner.
The preparedness arrangements by Greater Chennai Corporation and

coordination efforts with other departments and agencies have been articulated
later.
3.3.3 Incident Response System

The management of response in disasters requires the government,
communities, civil society and other stakeholders to carry out a large number
of tasks. The activities involved in response management would depend on the
nature and type of disaster. The Government of Tamil Nadu is adopting Incident
Response System (IRS) in the state to ensure the unification of efforts of all the
stakeholders to ensure immediate response during disasters to protect people
and their properties. The Incident Response System provides a systematic,
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proactive approach guiding the concerned departments and agencies at all levels
of government, the private sector, and non-governmental organizations, to work
seamlessly in disaster situations. For effective, efficient and comprehensive
management of disasters in the State of Tamil Nadu, IRS is critical. The aim is not
only to minimize loss of life and property but also strengthen and standardize the
disaster response mechanism in the State.
Incident Response System for Natural Disasters: The Chief Secretary to

the Government of Tamil Nadu is the overall Responsible Officer and is assisted by
the Revenue and Disaster Management Department at the secretariat level and by
the Commissioner of Revenue Administration / State Relief Commissioner who is
the Incident Commander of the Incident Response System at the State level. The
Commissioner, Disaster Management is the deputy Incident Commander. During
Disasters all Line Departments function under the overall guidance of the Incident
Commander. The Commissioner, GCC is the Incident Commander in Chennai.
Incident Response System for Manmade Disasters (Breakdown of Public

Order, Terrorist Attack and Mutiny): The Ministry of Home Affairs, Government
of India has prescribed a Crisis Management Plan for manmade disasters dealing
with the breakdown of public order, terrorist attacks, mutiny, and migration/exodus/
infiltration. As per the Plan, the appropriate institutional mechanism involving the
State Crisis Management Group and District Crisis Management Group will be put
in place.
Incident Response System for Epidemics, Disease Outbreak and CBRN:

The Chief Secretary to the Government of Tamil Nadu will be the Responsible Officer
assisted by the respective Secretary Health and Family Welfare Department at the
government level. The State Relief Commissioner / Commissioner of Revenue
Administration will be the Incident Commander by the Director of Public Health
at the State-level. The Commissioner, GCCwill be the Incident Commander in
Chennai.
3.4 Other Departments and Stakeholders
3.4.1 Fire & Rescue Services Department

Fire and Rescue Services Department of the Government of Tamil Nadu is
entrusted with the task of firefighting and rescue operations in times of emergency.
The Fire and Rescue Services Directorate plays a very vital role in the area of
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firefighting and fire prevention. Apart from firefighting, this department also
undertakes rescue activities and helps people, marooned in floods and caught in
the debris of fallen buildings, road and rail accidents and other natural and man-
made disasters. Fully automated firefighting futuristic equipment and robots will
play a major role in the years to come.
3.4.2 Tamil Nadu Disaster Response Force (TNDRF)

Though the community always acts as a first responder during disasters that
strike with limited warning time as well as during disasters which can be forecast at
least 20-24 hours prior to the event, the role of specially trained disaster response
forces will be extremely vital for quick and before time evacuation of the people
likely to be affected as well as for efficient search and rescue in case of necessity.
Realizing the importance and significance of Special Forces, the Government of
Tamil Nadu has decided to raise an exclusive battalion as Tamil Nadu Disaster
Response Force and has also provided Rs.15 crores for procurement of State
of the art Search, Rescue and Evacuation equipment. In the years to come the
personnel of TNDRF will be continuously trained to upgrade their skills on par with
NDRF. In addition, 2500 Police personnel from different specialized forces who
have been trained in Search, Rescue and Evacuation operations will continue to
be trained to take advantage of their location in all Districts. The SDRF personnel
after being equipped with skills on par with NDRF will also be engaged in training
young recruits (to the Police, Fire Services and other specialized services) in
Search, Rescue and Evacuation operations so that over a period of time all the
coastal districts will have well-trained personnel numbering about 300 – 500 Police
/ Fire services / Home guards etc. The SDRF personnel will also be utilized to
train the First Responders identified from among the community, especially in
the vulnerable areas. The disaster response force will be equipped in a phased
manner with modern technology like unmanned aerial vehicles, robots etc., which
will be used in the following ways:
• High Antennas for Radio CommunicationsTethered Drone (HARC-TD)
• HARC-Tethered Drone for improved network and communications range

extension for tactical radio communicators, first responders and similar users of
mission-critical radio networks.
• UAVs with sensor options such as visual, thermal, LiDAR etc. will be procured
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for use to map disaster areas, generate high-resolution and 3D mapping, identify
hot spot areas and upload the data in real time to coordinate search, rescue
and evacuation efforts during natural disasters as well as industrial disasters.
GCC will request the assistance of TNDRF in case a disaster strikes.
3.4.3 Volunteers and Training

Community participation at grass root level is enabled through enrolment of
able-bodied volunteers, with skills of swimming and climbing, as first responders.
GCC maintains a database of volunteers and NGOs to support relief efforts.
GCC has also trained 200 community volunteers through the centrally sponsored
AapdaMitra Scheme. Elected representatives will be sensitized to the needs of
the community during disasters and their capacities will be strengthened through
orientation and other training programmes.
3.4.4 Civil Defence

The Civil Defence being a community based voluntary organization in addition
to rescue, relief and rehabilitation, plays a significant role in the field of public
awareness and also community capacity building to face any disaster situation as
is being done by the Civil Defence in many countries. The Government of Tamil
Nadu has accorded administrative and financial sanction for the formation of Civil
Defence Training Institute at Palani at an estimated cost of Rs.1.92 crores and
Rs.89.00 lakhs in 2014 for creating Civil Defence units in Chennai, Mamallapuram,
Tiruchirappalli, Madurai and Thirunelveli. With a view to assisting officials during
times of natural disasters, the Tamil Nadu Government will establish a 1,000
member-strong Civil Defence Corps for units proposed in five districts, including
Chennai. The Corps units will come up in Chennai with a strength of 500 persons.
The necessity for such corps arose as there is a need for large number of
human resources in areas affected by natural calamities such as cyclones or floods
and to carry out rescue operations swiftly to ensure the early return of normalcy.
Some of the youth organizations namely, National Cadet Corps (NCC), National
Service Scheme (NSS) and Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan (NYKS) have the
inherent advantage of availability for immediate assistance at the ground level in
the event of any disaster. These organizations are also proposed to be integrated
in the overall Disaster Management framework with linkages with the Civil Defence
set-up at the State Headquarters and Greater Chennai CorporationHeadquarters.
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3.4.5 Preparedness & Response
Community participation in preparedness will be ensured through enrolment
of First Responders in areas identified as vulnerable to flooding and other hazards.
The capacities of these first responders will be further enhanced through appropriate
training tailored for advanced level of response in flood situation, as well as, to other
types of hazards, local risks and accidents with the help of government & non-
government capacity building institutions.Greater Chennai Corporation conducted
trainings through AapdaMitra Scheme.
3.4.6 Relief
Various stakeholders involvement is needed during different stages of
relief. Identification of beneficiaries has to be done as per the guidelines/
broader framework given by the State Government and communities, who are
the most important stakeholder, will be involved in identifying right beneficiaries.
A coordination mechanism with NGOs and other stakeholders at state level, as
well as at GCC level will be put in place to avoid duplication of efforts in relief
distribution and to bring in more efficiency in terms of most affected areas getting
more attention and equity in relief distribution.
3.4.7 Rehabilitation - Build Back Better

Multiple stakeholder involvement will also be encouraged for undertaking
mitigation measures with an aim to build back better under the corporate social
responsibility requirement of the profit-making public and private sectors as well as
by dovetailing the projects being executed by civil societies from different sources of
funding. Efforts will also be made to involve the community and other stakeholders
in project implementation and monitoring.
3.4.8 Coordination with Central Agencies and Armed Forces

The Chief Secretary convenes a meeting of all central and state agencies
prior to Northeast Monsoon in order to ensure perfect coordination among
different agencies and to ensure efficient search, rescue and evacuation operation
whenever necessity arises. The State Relief Commissioner / Commissioner of
Revenue Administration shares the details of vulnerable areas and the map with
the Central Agencies to help them familiarise with the vulnerable areas so that they
can respond swiftly and effectively. These coordination meetings are held annually
and special meetings are convened based on need.GCC receives instructions
from the State Government.
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4.0 CYCLONES AND FLOODS

The Chennai city has come across various natural calamities in the last
three decades. In the following paras some of major disasters are discussed in
detailed. During heavy flood in 1976 resulted in submergence of TNHB Quarters in
Kotturpuram bank of Adayar river coupled with high & storm tide in the sea.
In 1996 the city was flooded by Adayar, Cooum and Kosasthalaiyar rivers. The
surplus water from Poondi reservoir has collapsed Karanodai Bridge at Redhills.
Similarly surplus water from Chembarambakkam Tank has flooded Adayar. In
1998, Thanikachalam Nagar, a residential colony in Madhavaram was flooded by
Kodungaiyur canal.
During 2005, Chennai experienced an unprecedented maximum rain fall in a

day. Cooum, Adayar, Otteri Nullah, B - Canal, Virugambakkam and Arumbakkam
Canal flooded and people residing in the nearby areas were evacuated and many
people became homeless. On 18th December 2005 in a school situated in MGR
Nagar, K.K.Nagar where the relief material were distributed by the Government to
the people affected by severe flood, 42 people died and 37 injured due to stampede.
In the same year the city was also exposed to a Cyclone named as Fanoos
with a wind speed of 85 km/hr east of Chennai on 9th December.
In 2008 again there was Nisha cyclone with wind speed of 83 – 102 km/hr hits
the city on 26th November by which the city was badly affected. The following are
some of the cyclones that hit Chennai in different periods, Cyclone Jal in 2010 with
the wind speed of 100 – 110 km/hr, Cyclone Thane in 2011 with the wind speed of
140 -165 km/hr, Cyclone Nilam in 2012 with the wind speed of 85 -100 km/hr.
The occurrence of flood is often in Chennai city. The measures have to be taken
periodically and the development of prevention method is essential to minimise
the damage. The preparedness strategy in the Greater Chennai Corporation is
necessary for securing the lives of the people. In the following pages a subject
wise detailed preparedness for disaster management will be discussed. Therefore
the measure are considered as a bench mark to derive the well secure mitigation
plan for the future to strive to keep the people away from flood.
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4.1 Cyclone
A cyclone (or more properly called Tropical Cyclones) is a system of wind with
very low pressure at the centre and sorrounded by high pressure outward that occurs
over the ocean near the tropics. Cyclones are one of the natural hazards that affect
East coast of India almost every year causing large loss of lives and properties.
Tropical Cyclone (TC), also known as ‘Cyclone’, is the term used globally to cover
tropical weather systems in which winds equal or exceed the minimum of 34 knot
(62 kmph). Hazards associated with tropical cyclones are long duration rotatory high
velocity winds, very heavy rain and storm tide (the combined effect of storm-surge and
astronomical tide).
Although the North Indian Ocean (the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea) generates only
about 7% of the world’s cyclones (5 to 6 TC’s per year) their impact is comparatively high
and devastating, especially when they strike the coasts bordering the North Bay of Bengal.
Further the Bay of Bengal(BOB) produces more frequent and fiercer cyclones than the
Arabian Sea(AS). For better understanding of severity of wind speed, the cyclones are
broadly classified as “Cyclonic Disturbances” with the maximum wind speed of 17 knots
or more, “Cyclone” measuring wind speed of 34 knots or more and “Severe Cyclones”
exceeding wind speed of 48 knots. Following table illustrates the annual frequencies of
cyclonic disturbances, cyclone, severe cyclone over BOB and AS for the period 1900 to
2015.
Frequency of Disturbances
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4.1.1 Nada Cyclonic Storm 2005
Under the influence of a trough, low pressure area formed in extreme southeast
Bay of bengal. It slowly consolidated enough to be classified as a depression BOB
2005 on 29 November. This was followed by the Joint Typhoon Warning Center
(JTWC) issuing a Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert (TCFA) for the system while it
was rapidly concentrating to a deep depression. Remaining as a deep depression
for a short time, the storm quickly intensified into a cyclonic storm and was named
Nada by the IMD. Shortly thereafter, the storm reached its peak intensity with
winds exceeding 75 km/h and a minimum central pressure of 1,000 mbar. Over
the following days, the storm encountered high wind shear, which together with
land interaction caused it to rapidly weaken and cross the coast of Tamil Nadu
near Karaikal as a depression. The system was last noted as a well marked low
pressure area over southern Karnataka.
4.1.2 Vardah Cyclone 2016

Low pressure formed over South East Bay of Bengal on 6th December
2016 intensified in to Depression, Deep Depression, Cyclonic Storm and further
intensified in to very severe cyclonic storm on 10 th December 2016 and crossed
north Tamil Nadu near Chennai as a severe cyclonic storm with a maximum
sustained wind speed of 100-110 kmph gusting to 140 kmph during 1500 -1700
hrs IST of 12 th December.
Cyclonic storm “Vardah” made landfall in Chennai city on 12th December,

2016 and barreled inland packing wind speed more than 140 km/hour which
created a sea of devastation and an average rainfall was recorded as 119.10 mm.
This cyclonic storm was the most severe in two decades which uprooted lakhs
of trees, devastated 1000s of lamp posts, spoiled several electrical installations
such as transformers, brought several kutcha rooftops to the ground, disabled
communication lines and brought the transport system to a grinding halt.
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4.1.2.1 Damages Caused
Heavy loss to Chennai green cover as 17,157 avenue trees were uprooted
by the cyclone, by which 558 bus route roads and 24761 interior roads were
blocked. Gantry boards, Signages were also ripped away. 65 bus route roads
damaged to a length of 14.5 km and 3500 interior route roads to a length of 400
km were damaged. 81 electricity installations were covered with fallen trees which
delayed the restoration of power supply. 6133 street lamp poles were damaged
along with 2226 street lamp fittings. 30 storm water drains to a length of 4.35 km,
2030 footpaths to a length of 21.3 km and 531 bus shelters were damaged.
Ayanavaram Whites Road, Royapettah
Nandanam Haddows Road
Thiru.Vi.Ka Bridge Manali
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4.1.2.2 Strategies and Restoration
The G.C.C men and machinery swung into action immediately and a massive
war footing exercise to clear the roads by removal of uprooted trees and debris
was undertaken. 4197 men from other districts along with G.C.C workers totaling
to 19,411 were rushed in for the restoration work. 565 saws were deployed for tree
cutting. 449 JCB’s and 819 lorries were put in service on this war footing exercise to
clear the fallen trees. The total damages have been estimated at Rs.321.94 Crores. By
working round the clock, all the bus route roads and interior route roads were cleared for
traffic which were blocked by fallen trees. This work continued till 24th December 2016.
The damaged lamp posts and light fittings were restored jointly by GCC and
TANGEDCO. Tamilnadu Fire and Rescue services deployed their field personnel
and were very effective in these operations. 176 relief centres were kept ready,
out of which 27 was opened immediately in which 9,696 people were evacuated
from coastal areas in Zone-I (Kathivakkam, Periyakuppam, Tiruvottiyur),
Zone –II (Edayanchavadi, Manali New town), Zone-XIII (Kuppam Beach road,
Srinivasapuram) and Zone-XV (Neelankarai and Okkiam thoraipakkam). More
than 6 lacks food packets were given to affected persons and 610 health camps
were conducted.
The removed garden debris have been stored in 78 temporary storage

locations across the city to speed up the restoration work. The severity of
damages due to cyclone were minimized by meticulous planning and coordination
with various Government departments and fore warning the people throughout 9th
and 10th December, 2016. This effort had given a lot of insight for future disaster
management. Maximum precautionary measures were taken along with the co-
ordination of TANGEDCO.
The G.C.C. mobilized men and materials rapidly and left no stone unturned
for the restoration of normalcy in the City of Chennai.The Corporation also availed
the services of Indian Meteorological Department, National Disaster Response
Force(NDRF), State Disaster Response Force(SDRF), Fire and Rescue Services
Department and Health and Family Welfare Department strategically. Medical
teams with all necessary medical equipments were pressed into service.
4.1.3 Impacts of Cyclone
¾¾ There are three main features of cyclone (high wind, rainfall and storm surge)
which can cause widespread damage.
¾¾ A major factor in the growing losses caused by meteorological hazards is
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the concentration of population and economic activity in coastal plains and
low-lying areas that are subject to storm surges and land-borne flooding.
¾¾ High wind can damage structures like houses and other infrastructure (bridges,
dams, embankments etc.); uproot electricity supply and telecommunication
lines etc.
¾¾ Extremely heavy rain can cause flooding. Floods wash away human beings
and animals and make water unfit for drinking. There can be outbreak of
diseases like cholera, jaundice or viral fever due to intake of impure water.
Water gets contaminated because of floating carcasses and corpses and
mixing of sewage. Movement of stored food supplies also gets severely
affected due to floods as rail tracks and roads are breached. The floodwaters
turn the fields salty.
¾¾ Storm surge inundates low-lying coastal areas resulting in life loss and
destruction of property. Besides it destroys vegetation and reduces soil
fertility. It also affects environment as coral reefs can often suffer damage.
4.1.4 Cyclone mitigation strategies
¾¾ Future critical facilities should not be located in areas of accelerated winds.
¾¾ The most significant aspect of structural damage to buildings by high velocity
wind results from roof damage. The roofs of existing buildings should be
inspected and if necessary retrofitted to adequate standards.
¾¾ The roofs of existing critical facilities should be retrofitted to a higher standard
to ensure wind resistance.
¾¾ Building openings such as windows and doors also suffer damage from high
velocity winds. These openings if not constructed of wood or metal should
be protected with shutters or temporary covers of adequate design.
4.1.5 Common Cyclone preparedness measures
¾¾ Communication plans with easily understandable terminology and methods.
¾¾ Proper maintenance and training of cyclone disaster services, including
mass human resources such as community based disaster response teams.
¾¾ Development and exercise of cyclone warning methods combined with
cyclone shelters and evacuation plans.
¾¾ Stockpiling and inventory, management of essential supplies and equipments.
The detailed disaster management plan which has been detailed in this
book for flood disaster will holds good for cyclone also.
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4.2 Flood
The North East Monsoon sets on 28th October 2015, initially has not shown
any disaster kind of down pouring, whereas from the second week of November
heavy rain occurred which recorded as the wettest month of the last 100 years for
receiving 1113.80 mm of rainfall.
Date 22.10.1969 27.10.2005 9.11.2015 13.1.2015 16.1.2015 02.12.2015
Rainfall
279.7 272 166.8 147 256 319.6
in mm
This heavy rainfall coupled with a high speed wind resulted in fall of more
than 911 trees in the City. Way back in 1918 Chennai has received 1088.40 mm
in a month which remains maximum till date. The maximum rainfall recorded as
319.60mm on 02.12.2015 is the highest record on a single day. The day wise
details of rainfall is depicted in the following table
In Kanchipuram District out of 912 tanks 908 tanks were over flowing due to
which excess water fed into Chembarambakkam lake through 170 drains causing
flood in Adyar, Coovam rivers and link canals. Similarly in Kovalam basin 65 tanks
were over flowing causing inundation in Sholinganallur and Perungudi areas. In
Tiruvallur District surplus water released from Puzhal – Redhills, Poondi reservoir
causing flood in Kosasthalaiar basin.
Some of the most affected areas are Mudichur, West Tambaram, Manapakkam,
Saidapet, Jafferkhanpet, Kotturpuram etc. Many inundated areas were with more
than 2 m height of water. The carrying capacity in Coovum and Buckingham canal
exceeded beyond its designed capacity. Canals including 31 minor canals in Chennai
city has flooded the near by areas. As a result of about 859 places in Chennai City
were inundated due to heavy rainfall and Greater Chennai Corporation jointly with
Other Departments cleared water stagnation and 911 fallen trees.
The satellite pictures showing nature and intensity of inundation during flood
2015 taken on 3rd and 7th December is given in the following pages
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Inundation on 3 Dec 2015
Delineated flood extent using Microwave

40 satellite data (RISAT)
(03rd December 2015)
Inundation on 7 Dec 2015
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Delineated flood extent using Microwave satellite data (RISAT)

Chronic Inundation Locations During Monsoon - 2015

Sl. No Zone Very High High Medium Low Total
Vulnerability Vulnerability Vulnerability Vulnerability
Above 5 Feet 3 to 5 Feet 2 to 3 Feet less than
2 feet
1 I 1 7 0 6 14
2 II 0 0 0 3 3
3 III 2 6 1 1 10
4 IV 0 7 0 7 14
5 V 0 1 0 12 13
6 VI 0 0 0 36 36
7 VII 0 0 0 6 6
8 VIII 1 1 0 7 9
9 IX 5 20 0 40 65
10 X 0 9 0 0 9
11 XI 4 13 0 9 26
12 XII 0 0 0 8 8
13 XIII 24 17 0 26 67
14 XIV 0 0 0 16 16
15 XV 0 3 0 7 10
TOTAL 37 84 1 184 306
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Depth of Inundation During Monsoon - 2015

Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
Vulner- Vulner- nerability
S.No Zone Ward Location ability
ability ability 3 less than
2 to 3
Above 5 to 5 Feet 2 feet
Feet
Feet
1 1 5 TH Road jn.of MRF Road Yes
2 1 6 Kalaignar nagar Yes
3 1 1 SVM Nagar I main road Yes
4 1 1 SVM Nagar II main road Yes
5 1 1 Kamaraj salai Yes
6 1 4 AD Colony, Ernaavoor Yes
7 1 7 Kargil nagar, Rajaji nagar Yes
SVM Nagar, Ulaga-
8 1 1 Yes
nathapuram
Nandhi odai , Sadayankup-
9 1 10 Yes
pam battai
Srinivasapuram, B.K.N
10 1 12 Yes
Colony
11 1 4 Kathivakkam high road Yes
T.H. Road (MRF road junc-
12 1 5 Yes
tion)
13 1 5 T.H. Road near Liftgate Yes
Manali Express road, (Mul-
14 1 6 lai nagar, Jothi nagar, TKS Yes
Nagar)
Yes ( Only
Manali New Town 60 Feet
15 2 15 during
Road
flood)
Rajiv Gandhi Nagar from TPP Yes ( Only
16 2 16 Salai to Andarkuppam Main during
Road flood)
Yes ( Only
From Kanniammanpet pond to
17 2 16 during
Kadappakkam Lake
flood)
18 3 22 Mahalakshmi Nagar Yes
19 3 23 Punitha Anthoniyar Street Yes
20 3 23 Othai vadai Street Yes
21 3 31 Ambedhkar Nagar Yes
22 3 32 Sarathy Nagar Yes
23 3 22 KS Nagar (Thirumalai Nagar) Yes
24 3 25 Collector Nagar Yes
25 3 25 Aringhar Anna Nagar, Yes
Ambattur Redhills road
26 3 24 Yes
(Highway)
27 3 25 GNT Road (Near Roundana) Yes
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
28 4 41 Carnesh Nagar Yes
29 4 45 Sundram Power Lane Yes
30 4 45 B.V Colony 19 and 20th Street Yes
31 4 45 Annai Sathya Nagar Yes
32 4 45 Ganesapuram Main Road Yes
33 4 47 KH Road Yes
Construction of RCC Open
Box type Retaining Wall
and Bed including chain link
34 4 34 Yes
fencing to Kodungaiyur canal
North wing from Ch.0.0 to
Ch.850m
35 4 34 Yes
North wing from Ch.850 to
Ch.1150m
36 4 34 Yes
North wing from Ch.1675 to
Ch.2191m
Dismantling and
Reconstruction of RCC Box
type storm water drain of
37 4 40 Yes
size 1200x1200mm along
Kamarajar salai from Elaya
street to AE koil st
Dismantling and
Reconstruction of RCC Box
type storm water drain of size
38 4 39 Yes
1200x1200mm along T.H
Road from North Terminal
road to AE koil st
Providing Re-sectioning
concrete lining and laying
39 4 41 service road in link canal from Yes
Ch.2500 to 2940 in Captain
Cotton Canal
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
Providing Re-sectioning
concrete lining and laying
40 4 41 service road in link canal from Yes
Ch.2940 to 3360 in Captain
Cotton Canal
Sathya Moorthy Nagar 24th
41 4 46 Yes
Block
42 5 54 Walltax Road Yes
43 5 61 Ghandhi Irwan Bridge Road Yes
44 5 58 EVK Sampath Salai, Yes
45 5 61 Egmore High Road, Yes
46 5 62 Arunachalam Road, Yes
47 5 63 Chella pillayar Koil Street, Yes
48 5 63 G.P. Road, Yes
Vijayaragavalu Roundana,
49 5 53 Yes
50 5 58 Sydnams Road, Yes

52 5 62 Singanna Chetty Street, Yes
54 5 59 VOC Salai, Yes
Poombugar Nagar 1st Main
55 6 64 Yes
Road
Poombugar Nagar 2nd Main
56 6 64 Yes
Road
57 6 64 Dhanammal Nagar Yes
Samuthirya Colony 1st
58 6 64 Yes
Street
59 6 64 Anjugam Nagar 4th Street Yes
Poombugar Nagar 11th
60 6 64 Yes
Cross Street
61 6 64 Gandhi Street Yes
62 6 64 MN Nagar Yes
63 6 65 Hussain Colony 4th Street Yes
64 6 65 Teachers Colonly Yes
65 6 66 Gandhimathi Street Yes
66 6 66 Jawahar Nagar Yes
67 6 67 Rangasiyee Street Yes
68 6 68 Andiyappan Street Yes
69 6 66 Kamaraj Street Yes
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
70 6 68 Pallavan Street Yes
71 6 71 Konnur High Road Yes
72 6 72 Decaster Road Yes
73 6 72 Doss Nagar Pallam Yes

74 6 73 Ammaiyammal Street Yes
75 6 74 Sec Colony 1st to 9th Street Yes
76 6 75 Vallavan Street Yes
Demellous Road
77 6 77 Yes
(Near Haj Committee)
78 6 78 V.V.Koil Street Yes
79 6 68 Maduraiswamy Madam Yes
80 6 70 Bharathi Main Road Yes
81 6 76 Straganas Road Yes
82 6 76 Angalamman Koil Street Yes
83 6 72 Dr. Ambedkar College Road Yes
84 6 66 Shanthi Street Yes
85 6 66 Ragavan Street Yes
86 6 68 Mohamadin Salai Yes
87 6 73 Lal Singh Street Yes
88 6 73 Mannarswamy Street Yes
89 6 67 Gopal Reddy Colony Yes
90 6 73 New Ferrance Road Yes
Gnanamoorthy Nagar & EB
91 7 82 Yes
Colony
92 7 83 NAS Garden & TVS Nagar Yes
93 7 86 Cth Road near Petrol Bunk Yes
94 7 86 Annai Sathya Nagar Yes
95 7 90 Thirumagalam road Yes
96 7 93 Vandiamman Koil st Yes
Annai Sathya Nagar from
97 8 94 Wheels India Culvert to Padi Yes
Bridge Culvert
Villivakkam Sidco Nagar
2nd main road I main road
98 8 94 Yes
to Burial Ground Compound
Wall
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
Anna Nagar 18th main road
(South) Ch.500m (Reach
99 8 95 Yes
I) from 100 feet road to
Ch.500m
Anna Nagar 18th main
road (South) from Ch.500m
100 8 95 Yes
(Reach 2) to Otteri Nullah
canal
(North) Ch.425m from Vas-
101 8 95 Yes
antham Colony to 2nd street
(Reach II)
102 8 95 (North) from 100’ road to Yes
Ch.425m (Reach I)
Kumarasamy Nagar ,Ag-
103 8 95 Yes
athiyar canal
2nd Avenue, Anna Nagar
104 8 101 Yes
(Roundana)
105 8 103 Kellys Road Yes
106 9 109 Vanniyar 2nd Street Yes
107 9 109 Gill Nagar 1nd street Yes
108 9 110 School Road Yes
109 9 110 Kamarajapuram Main Road Yes
110 9 111 Maakkis Garden Yes
111 9 111 Thideer Nagar Yes
112 9 111 Conron Smith Road Yes
113 9 113 Habibullah Road Yes
114 9 113 G.N.Chetty Road Yes
115 9 113 North usman street Yes
116 9 113 Kodambakkam High road Yes
117 9 114 C.N.K. Road Yes
118 9 114 Sydoji Street Yes
119 9 114 John Mohammad Street Yes
120 9 114 Lock Nagar Yes
121 9 115 Dr. Besant Road Yes
122 9 116 Dr. Besant Road Yes
123 9 117 North Usman Road Yes
124 9 117 G.N.C.Road Yes
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
125 9 117 South boug road Yes
126 9 117 Thirumalai pillai Street Yes
127 9 113 Sarathapuram Street Yes
128 9 118 Kasthuri Estate 1st street Yes
129 9 118 Kasthuri Estate 2nd street Yes
130 9 119 Avvai Shanmugam Salai Yes
131 9 119 Lakshmipuram 2nd Street Yes
Avvai Shanmugam Salai 1st
132 9 119 Yes
Lane
133 9 119 Royapettah High Road Yes
134 9 119 P.S.Siva Swamy Street Yes
135 9 120 Dr. Natesan Road Yes
Dr. Radha Krishnan Salai(jn
136 9 121 Yes
of Thiru.Vi.Ka.High Road)
Dr. Radha Krishnan Salai (jn
137 9 121 Yes
of Dr.Natesan Road)
Dr. Radha Krishnan Salai
138 9 121 Yes
(infornt of Reliance Building)
139 9 122 K.B.Dasan Road Yes
140 9 122 Cresent Road Yes
Seethammal colony 3rd
141 9 122 Yes
Street,
Seethammal colony 4th
142 9 122 Yes
street,
143 9 122 Tankbund Road Yes
Nandhanam extension 1st
144 9 122 Yes
Street
Nandhanam extension 2nd
145 9 122 Yes
Street
Nandhanam extension 3rd
146 9 122 Yes
Street
Nandhanam extension 4th
147 9 122 Yes
Street
148 9 122 Yes
street
149 9 122 Yes
Street
150 9 122 Yes
Street
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
151 9 122 Yes
Street
152 9 122 Yes
Street
153 9 122 Yes
Street
154 9 122 Seethammal 1st Main Road Yes
155 9 123 R.A.Puram 1st main road Yes
156 9 123 Eldams Road Yes
157 9 123 R.A.Puram 3rd cross street Yes
158 9 124 Kutcherry Road Yes
Karaneswarar Pagoda
159 9 125 Yes
Street
160 9 126 Santhome Hign Road Yes
161 9 111 Whites Road Yes
162 9 112 Railway border road Yes
163 9 112 Sowrastra nagar 5th street Yes
164 9 112 Trustpuram 1st cross street Yes
Bharathishwarer colony 3rd
165 9 112 Yes
street
166 9 112 Sivan koil street Yes
167 9 118 Mayor Sundra (rao) road Yes
168 9 121 Thiru-Vi-Ka 3rd street Yes
Improvements of storm
169 9 113 water drain at North Usman Yes
Road
Improvements of storm
water drain and construction
170 9 113 Yes
of 3 road crossing culverts
Habibullah Road
Kaliamman Koil Street(from
171 10 127 CMWSSB STP to Sai nagar Yes
annex )
172 10 131 Rajamannar Salai Yes
173 10 134 Rangarajapuram Yes
174 10 128 Vembuliamman Koil street Yes
100 feet Road (junction of
175 10 130 Yes
periyar pathai)
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
100 feet road (junction of
177 10 127 Yes
Kaliamman Koil Street)
Kaliamman Koil Street (in-
178 10 127 Yes
front of police station)
Construction of Storm water
drain of size 900x900mm
RCC Box type drain along
111 &
179 10 Kaliamman koil street at Yes
127
Koyambedu from Metro Wa-
ter Office in Dn.111 to 100 ft
road in Dn.127
MMDA Colony 4th , 5th &
180 11 144 Yes
6th block
181 11 145 Pallavan Nagar Yes
182 11 143 Gajalakshmi nagar Yes
183 11 143 VGN nagar phase III Yes
184 11 143 Sakthi nagar yes
185 11 143 Vembuli amman koil street Yes
186 11 146 Metro nagar Yes
187 11 147 Krishna nagar Yes
188 11 147 Alapakkam main road Yes
189 11 147 Pallavan nagar Yes
190 11 148 Anbu nagar Yes
191 11 148 Balavinayagar street Yes
192 11 148 CDN nagar Yes
193 11 149 Radha avenue Yes
194 11 149 Sri Lakshmi nagar Yes
195 11 150 Mullai street Yes
196 11 150 Arcot road Yes
197 11 151 Officers colony Yes
198 11 151 Annai sathya nagar Yes
Ganesh avenue 1st to 10th
199 11 153 Yes
street
200 11 155 Amman nagar Yes
201 11 155 Royala nagar Yes
202 11 155 Bakthi vedhandha avenue Yes
203 11 154 Bharathi salai Yes
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
Construction of storm water
drain of size 1200x1200mm
along IAS Qtrs road and Pa-
204 11 148 Yes
chaiamman koil street from
Dead End to Virugambak-
kam Canal
205 11 152 Sairam avenue Yes
206 12 156 Bhell Nagar Yes
Kaviya Garden, CRR
Puram Phase III, Purachi
Thalivi Nagar, Bhell Nagar,
207 12 157 Dharmarajapuram, Sathiya Yes
Nagar, Astalakshmi Avenue
and Sedhu Lakshmi Avenue,
River view colony
208 12 165 Bharathidasan Nagar, Yes
209 12 167 Nanganallur 44th street Yes
Construction of storm wa-
ter drain along Ganapathi
210 12 158 Colony from Thulasin- Yes
gapuram to Adayar river of
size 1200x1200mm
211 12 165 Bhuvaneswari Nagar, Yes
Income Tax colony Area
212 12 165 Yes
Back flow of sewage water
Thillai Ganga Nagar 25 th
Street, 27th Street, 28th
213 12 162 Street, Thillai Ganga Nagar Yes
2nd MainRoad, and 4th Main
Road
214 13 173 Mayflower garden Yes
215 13 173 R.A Puram IV cross street Yes
216 13 173 Valleswaranthottam Yes
217 13 173 Srinivasa avenue Yes
218 13 174 Mosque street Yes
219 13 179 Gandhi road Yes
Vallalar street - Annai Indra
220 13 179 Yes
nagar
Sivasakthi street - Annai
221 13 179 Yes
Indra nagar
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Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
Kamatchiamman street - An-
222 13 179 Yes
nai Indra nagar
223 13 179 Sastri street (Part) Yes
224 13 179 Udayam nagar & extn Yes
Astalakshmi nagar II, III, IV
225 13 177 Yes
& V streets
226 13 173 MRC Nagar Yes
227 13 173 Vasantha avenue Yes
228 13 173 Kasthuri avenue Yes
229 13 175 L.B road Yes
230 13 175 Kasthuribai nagar Yes
231 13 175 Indra nagar Yes
232 13 175 Anna avenue Yes
Sastri nagar II, IX & XV
233 13 176 Yes
cross street
234 13 178 A.G.S Colony Yes
V.G.P Selva nagar Extn I to
235 13 179 Yes
V streets
V.G.P Selva nagar I cross
236 13 179 Yes
street & I main road
Bhuvaneshwari nagar I & III
237 13 179 Yes
cross street & III main road
238 13 179 Veenus colony II street Yes
239 13 181 Dr.Radhakrishnan nagar Yes
240 13 181 Valmigi street Yes
241 13 180 C.S.I.R road Yes
Nehru nagar - Veerapandiya
242 13 174 Yes
Kattabomman street
243 13 174 Nehru nagar - Periyar street Yes
Nehru nagar - Anbil Dhar-
244 13 174 Yes
malingam street
245 13 174 Velachery main road Yes
246 13 182 Journalist colony Yes
Construction of SWD of size
1500x1500mm along and
247 13 171 Yes
across Sardar Patel road
(Opp to Rajbhavan)
52
Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
Construction of RCC Box
type storm water drain
along EB colony 2nd street
248 13 177 Yes
from EB colony main road
to Radha Nagar extension
main road
drain along Lakshmi nagar
249 13 177 2nd street from Lakshmi Yes
Nagar main road to Rajiv
Gandhi nagar main road
250 13 182 Avvai nagar Yes
251 13 182 Kannappa nagar Yes
252 13 182 Ganapathy colony Yes
253 13 172 Chitra nagar, Kotturpuram Yes
Ambedkar nagar II main
254 13 177 Yes
road
Kamarajar street - Nehru
255 13 177 Yes
nagar
256 13 177 TNHB Colony III main road Yes
257 13 177 A.G.S Colony VI street Yes
258 13 177 ASK Nagar Yes
259 13 177 Ex Service man colony Yes
Ambedkar nagar I cross
260 13 177 Yes
street
261 13 177 TNHB Colony - EWS lanes Yes
Nethaji colony I to IV cross
262 13 177 Yes
streets
Andal nagar extn I to III
263 13 177 Yes
streets
Venkateswara nagar III main
264 13 177 Yes
road
265 13 177 A.G.S Colony III main road Yes
Mahalakshmi nagar III cross
266 13 177 Yes
street
267 13 177 Brindavan nagar II street Yes
268 13 179 Seshadripuram I main road Yes
269 13 170 Nagi (R ) Thottam Yes
53
Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
270 13 170 Chetti thottam Yes
271 13 170 Neruppumedu Yes
272 13 170 Vinayagapuram Yes
273 13 170 Anusuyamandapam Yes
274 13 178 Vijayanagar area Yes
275 13 178 Ram Nagar area Yes

Tansi nagar II, III, V, VII & X
276 13 179 Yes
streets
277 13 179 Dhandeeswaram nagar Yes
278 13 179 Seetharam nagar Yes
279 13 179 Sarathy nagar Yes

Velachery Taramani road
280 13 180 Yes
(100’ road)
MGR Salai, MRTS (Near
281 14 184 Yes
ICDS)
282 14 187 Karthikeyapuram Yes
New Kubera Nagar 5th & 7th
283 14 187 Yes
Street
284 14 169 Ram Nagar (North) Yes
285 14 169 Annai Therasa nagar Yes
286 14 169 Puzhuthivakkam Bust Stand Yes

OMR, Jn. of Thirumalai
287 14 186 Yes
Nagar
288 14 185 ECR, Palgalai Nagar Yes
289 14 183 ECR, Near BATA Showroom Yes
290 14 183 ECR Opp. Fish market Yes
291 14 184 OMR, MGR Salai Jn. Yes
292 14 185 ECR, Govindan Nagar Yes
293 14 188 Rajesh Nagar Yes
294 14 188 Rajaji Nagar Yes
54
Very
Medium
High High Low Vul-
Vulner-
2 to 3
Feet
Feet
295 14 188 LIC Nagar Yes
296 14 188 Madipakkam Bus Stand Yes
297 15 192 Ellaiamman koil street Yes
298 15 193 MCN Nagar Yes
OMR - Mettukuppam
299 15 194 Yes
(VPG Avenue Junction)
300 15 197 Wipro Salai Yes
Construction of SWD of
size 600x750mm along
301 15 192 Yes
Kumaraguru Avenue , Nee-
lankarai
302 15 192 1200x1200mm along Pan- Yes
dian Salai, Neelankarai
303 15 192 600x750m along Saraswathi Yes
Nagar South, Neelankarai
900x900mm along Karpaga
304 15 193 Yes
Vinayagar Koil Street, Vet-
tuvankeni
305 15 196 drain along Ist Avenue Main Yes
Road, Vettuvankeni
306 15 197 Lalbahadhur Sasthiri Street Yes
55

Sl. ZONE Very High High Vulner- Medium Low Total
No. Vulnerabil- ability 3 to 5 Vulnerability Vulnerability
ity Above 5 Feet
Feet 2 to 3 Feet less than
2 feet
1 I 18 1 19
2 II 11 11
3 III 37 37
4 IV 23 23
5 V 3 3
6 VI 9 9
7 VII 4 8 12
8 VIII 5 5
9 IX 12 12
10 X 5 5
11 XI 1 1
12 XII 4 4
13 XIII 10 10
14 XIV 1 47 48
15 XV 6 6
Total 0 0 23 182 205
56
Depth of Inundation During Monsoon - 2017

Very Me- Low
High
High dium Vul-
Vul-
Vul- Vul- nera-
Sl. ner-
Zone Ward Location ner- ner- bility
No ability
ability ability less
3 to 5
Above 2 to 3 than
Feet
5 Feet Feet 2 feet
1 I 3 Annai sivagami nagar 6th street Yes
2 I 4 Thiruveedhiamman koil 5th street Yes
3 I 4 Mettu street Yes
4 I 5 MRF road junction Yes
5 I 5 Jaigopal karodia school Yes
6 I 5 Gandhi nagar (Inside Market) Yes
7 I 6 Kalaignar nagar 9th street Yes
8 I 6 Manali express road Yes
9 I 7 Rajaji nagar VOC street Yes
10 I 7 Rajaji nagar sathyamootthy street Yes
11 I 7 Rajaji nagar Kirubananadavariyar street Yes
12 I 7 Rajaji nagar Muthuramalingam street Yes
13 I 7 Kargil nagar pumping station Yes
14 I 10 Nandhiodai Yes
15 I 11 T.H road (Opp. To Zonal office) Yes
16 I 12 BKN colony Yes
17 I 13 Varadarajan street (Govt. school) Yes
18 I 13 Gandhi nagar (In railway land) Yes
19 I 14 T.H road (Rajakadai) Yes
Manali New Town 73rd Block
20 II 15 Yes
21 II 15 Edayanchavadi Yes
22 II 15 Chinna Eachankuzhi Yes
23 II 16 Manali New town 84th,89th,90th Block Yes
24 II 16 Manali New town 89th Block Yes
25 II 16 Manali New town 90th Block Yes
26 II 17 Kosappur School Yes
27 II 18 All Street Yes
28 II 19 MMDA 46TH Street Yes
29 II 20 Kamarajar Salai Yes
30 II 21 Jalakandamariamman Koil Street Yes
31 III 22 Vegetarian Village Yes
57
Very Me- Low
High
High dium Vul-
Vul-
Vul- Vul- nera-
Sl. ner-
No ability
3 to 5
Above 2 to 3 than
Feet
5 Feet Feet 2 feet
Sriram Nagar,
32 III 24 Ye
33 III 24 Venkateswara Nagar Yes

34 III 24 Venkatasai Nagar Yes
35 III 24 Vijayalakshmi Nagar Yes
36 III 24 Grace Ngr Yes
37 III 24 Elisabath Ngr Yes
38 III 24 Sathiyamoorthy Ngr Yes
39 III 24 Ganapathy Ngr Yes
40 III 24 Kamarajar Ngr Yes
41 III 24 Krishna Ngr Yes
42 III 24 Purushothaman Ngr Yes
43 III 24 Velumurugan Ngr Yes
padmavathy nagar GNT ROAD
44 III 25 ROUNDANA, Yes
45 III 25 Veeraragavan nagar Yes

46 III 25 Collector Nagar Yes
47 III 25 lakshmi Nagar Yes
48 III 25 INTUC Nagar Yes
49 III 25 Arignar Anna Ng Yes
1.Ganapathy Siva Nagar, Thirupathy
50 III 26 Yes
thangavel nagar
1.Perumal koil St
51 III 29 Yes
52 III 29 Perumal koil StExtension Yes

53 III 29 Kakkan puram cross St Yes
54 III 29 Velu St Yes
55 III 29 Apparaj St Yes
56 III 29 Devarajan 2nd Cross st Yes
57 III 29 Gandhi Cross st Yes
1.Kannapiran kovil st
58 III 31 Yes
59 III 31 kalkattashop Yes

60 III 32 NANDHA NAGAR Yes
61 III 32 VENKATESWARA NAGAR Yes
58
Very Me- Low
High
High dium Vul-
Vul-
Vul- Vul- nera-
Sl. ner-
No ability
3 to 5
Above 2 to 3 than
Feet
5 Feet Feet 2 feet
TEACHERS COLONY 4TH MAIN
62 III 32 Yes
ROAD
Annapoorna Nagar entire Area(Vacant
63 III 33 Yes
Land)
64 III 33 Ganapathy thottam, Yes
65 III 33 Prakash Nagar Yes
66 III 33 VIP Ngr Yes
67 III 33 Elisabath Ngr Yes
68 IV 34 Thendral Nagar Yes
69 IV 35 Muthamil Nagar 202nd Street Yes
70 IV 35 Gandhi Nagar Yes
71 IV 35 Krishna Salai Yes
72 IV 37 Abirami Avenue 14th Street Yes
73 IV 37 MKB Nagar 4th Cross Street Yes
74 IV 38 Vaithiyanathan Street Yes
75 IV 38 Patel Nagar 3rd Street Yes
76 IV 38 Nehru Nagar 13th Street Yes
77 IV 38 Nethaji Nagar 2nd Street Yes
78 IV 40 Thiruvalluvar Nagar Yes
79 IV 41 MGR Nagar 5th, 6th, 7th & 8th Street Yes
80 IV 41 Parthasarathy Street Yes
81 IV 41 Marimuthu Street Yes
82 IV 41 Kasthuribai Street Yes
83 IV 44 Kamaraj Street Yes
84 IV 44 Palani andavar Koil Street Yes
85 IV 45 Annai Sathya Nagar Yes
86 IV 45 B.V.Colony 18th Street Yes
87 IV 46 Palla 2nd & 3rd Street Yes
E.H Road ( Moorthingar Opp Eswaran
88 IV 46 Yes
Koil )
89 IV 46 S.M.Nagar Main Road Yes
90 IV 47 Meenambal Nagar 5th Street Yes
91 V 53 C.B.Road Yes
92 V 57 Prakasam Salai Yes
93 V 58 Ritherdon road Yes
59
Very Me- Low

High
High dium Vul-
Vul-
Vul- Vul- nera-
Sl. ner-
No ability
3 to 5
Above 2 to 3 than
Feet
5 Feet Feet 2 feet
94 VI 64 Siva Sakthi Nagar Yes
95 VI 64 Appasamy Street Yes
96 VI 65 Ambedkar Nagar 1st Cross Street Yes
97 VI 65 Ashok Avenue Yes
98 VI 69 Bunder Garden Yes
99 VI 72 Decaster Road Yes
100 VI 74 Secratriate Colony 4nd Street Yes
101 VI 74 Secratriate Colony 6th Street Yes
102 VI 77 Elephant gate Road Yes
103 VII 79 Manolodai St Yes
104 VII 80 Sabari st, Chital st Yes
105 VII 81 OT Bus stand Yes
106 VII Singapore complex Yes
107 VII 82 Sakthi Nagar, Vital st Yes
Vanasakthi Nagar,TVS Nagar,Sastha Na-
108 VII 82 Yes
gar,
109 VII 83 Iyyappan st Yes
110 VII 84 Kanniamman Koil st, Yes
111 VII 84 Bajanai Koil st, Dass industrial estate Yes
112 VII 86 TNHB Phase-III Yes
113 VII 86 Rampoorna Nagar Yes
114 VII 89 Akshyacolony Yes
115 VIII 99 H BLOCK 5TH STREET Yes
116 VIII 105 Razak Garden Yes
117 VIII 105 INDRA GANDHI STREET Yes
118 VIII 105 MMDA COLONY H BLOCK Yes
119 VIII 105 J BLOCK Yes
120 IX 110 School Road Yes
121 IX 110 Strelling Road Yes
122 IX 111 Whites Road Yes
123 IX 111 Gopalapuram 1st street Yes
124 IX 113 Prakasam Salai Yes
Nungambakkm High Road (Near Park
125 IX 113 Yes
Hotel)
60
Very Me- Low

High
High dium Vul-
Vul-
Vul- Vul- nera-
Sl. ner-
No ability
3 to 5
Above 2 to 3 than
Feet
5 Feet Feet 2 feet
126 IX 115 Dr.Besant road (Uruthu School) Yes
127 IX 118 Anna Salai Yes
128 IX 119 Avvai Shanmugam Salai 1st lane Yes
129 IX 119 Lakshmipuram 2nd Street Yes
130 IX 121 Dr.R.K.Salai Yes
131 IX 122 Chamiers Road Yes
132 X 127 Kaliamman Koil street Near Market Yes
133 X 136 Bazulla Road Yes
134 X 136 Burkit Road Yes
135 X 127 Kaliamman Koil street Yes
136 X 131 R.K.Shanmugam Salai Yes
137 XI 148 Thangal Karai, Periyar Nagar Yes
138 XII 156 PANICHATHAMMAN KOIL Yes
139 XII 161 IG OFFICE Yes
140 XII 162 KANNAN COLONY Yes
BALAJI NAGAR EXTN.(VACANTLAND
141 XII 165 Yes
to SWD)
142 XIII 174 CGHSS - Five furlong road Yes
143 XIII 174 Radhakrishnan street Yes
144 XIII 174 Pandiyan street Yes
145 XIII 174 Velachery main road Yes
Venkateswara nagar III street
146 XIII 177 (Vacant land - 1 & Dhandeeswaram dis- Yes
posal - 1)
147 XIII 177 TNHB III avenue (Vacant land) Yes
148 XIII 179 Park avenue III street Yes
149 XIII 179 V.G.P Selva nagar IV main road Yes
150 XIII 180 Kennady street Yes
151 XIII 180 Anna street Yes
152 XIV 168 Giri Street Yes
153 XIV 169 Ram Nager Ist st Yes
154 XIV 169 Sivasubramaniyam st Yes
155 XIV 169 Jaya Nagar Yes
61
Very Me- Low
High
High dium Vul-
Vul-
Vul- Vul- nera-
Sl. ner-
No ability
3 to 5
Above 2 to 3 than
Feet
5 Feet Feet 2 feet
156 XIV 169 Thanthai Periyar School Yes
157 XIV 169 Manikandan street Yes
158 XIV 187 New Kuberan Nagar 5th street Yes
159 XIV 187 New Kuberan Nagar 7th street Yes
160 XIV 187 Kathikeyapuram 12th street Yes
161 XIV 188 Arul murugan nagar 1st street Yes
162 XIV 188 Vishal Nager Main Road Yes
163 XIV 188 Krishnaveni Ammal Nagar Yes
164 XIV 188 mahalakshmi nagar Yes
165 XIV 188 madipakkam bus stand Yes
166 XIV 188 Govindaswamy Nagar Yes
167 XIV 188 Arul murugan nagar 4th street Yes
168 XIV 188 Veeramani Street Yes
169 XIV 188 Kuberan nagar 14th street Yes
170 XIV 188 Kuberan nagar 15th street Yes
171 XIV 189 perumal Nagar Yes
172 XIV 189 meru Nagar Main road Yes
173 XIV 189 kamaraj Street Yes
174 XIV 190 kannan thasan Nagar ( park) Yes
175 XIV 190 nehru Street ( part) Yes
176 XIV 190 Kovalan Nagar 6th street Yes
177 XIV 190 Rajiv Street ( part) Yes
178 XIV 191 pallavan Street Yes
179 XIV 191 pallavan Nagar 1 Street ( part) Yes
183 XIV 191 padamavathi nagar main road Yes
184 XIV 191 Nagathamman kovil st Yes
185 XIV 191 Indra gandhi street Yes
186 XIV 191 Rajiv gandhi street Yes
187 XIV 191 Mani megali Street Yes
188 XIV 191 Bagavathu Singh Street Yes
189 XIV 191 Manikkam Street Yes
62
Very Me- Low

High
High dium Vul-
Vul-
Vul- Vul- nera-
Sl. ner-
No ability
3 to 5
Above 2 to 3 than
Feet
5 Feet Feet 2 feet
190 XIV 191 Nethaji Street Yes
191 XIV 191 Kovalan Street Yes
192 XIV 191 Rajeshwari Street Yes
193 XIV 191 Kannagi Street Yes
194 XIV 191 Kambar Street Yes
195 XIV 191 Indhra Street Yes
196 XIV 191 Kumarakurubarar Street Yes
197 XIV 191 Rajiv Gandhi Cross Street Yes
198 XIV 191 Vaithiya Lingam Stret Yes
199 XIV 191 Pachayappan Koil Street Yes
200 XV 192 Kabaleeswarar Nagar 5th cross street Yes
201 XV 193 MCN Nagar Extn 3rd Street Yes
202 XV 194 Raju Nagar 1st and 2nd Street Yes
203 XV 196 Bethel Nagar Yes
204 XV 196 ECR-Jn of Gandhi Street Yes
205 XV 197 Bajanai Kovil Street Yes
TOTAL
63
NORTH EAST MONSOON-2018

Chronic Inundation Location During Monsoon - 2018
Very high High Medium

Sl. Low vulnerability
Zone vulnerability vulnerability vulnerability TOTAL
No Less than 2 feet
Above 5 feet 3 to 5 feet 2 to 3 feet
1 I _ _ _ 2 2
2 III _ _ 1 2 3
3 VII _ _ 7 7
4 VIII _ _ _ 3 3
5 XI 2 2
6 XIV _ _ _ 17 17
7 XV _ _ _ 19 19
TOTAL 1 52 53
64

Depth of Inundation During Monsoon -2018
No of stagnation : 53 locations
Very Me-
high High dium Low vul-
vulner- vulner- vulner- nerability
Sl.No Zone Div Location
ability ability 3 ability Less than
Above to 5 feet 2 to 3 2 feet
5 feet feet
1 1 6 Jothi Nagar Yes
2 1 7 Rajaji Nagar Yes
3 3 22 Thirumalai nagar Yes
4 3 26 Sivaganapathi nagar _ _ _ Yes
5 3 26 Perimalum nagar _ _ Yes _
6 7 82 Karukku Main Road _ _ _ Yes
TVS Nagar East, Balaji _ _ _
7 7 83 Yes
Nagar
8 7 83 Iyappan Nagar, _ _ _ Yes
9 7 83 Balaji Nagar _ _ _ Yes
10 7 91 Jeswanth Nagar Yes
11 7 92 Vellalar Street Yes
12 7 93 Padikuppam Main road Yes
MTH ROAD NEAR VILLI-
13 8 94 VAKKAM POLICE STA- Yes
TION
14 8 104 DR ALAGAPPA ROAD Yes
15 8 104 SUNDARAM LANE Yes
16 11 147 Nagenthiran Street Yes
Chettiyaragaram Main
17 11 150 Yes
Road
18 14 169 Ram nagar 1st street _ _ _ Yes
19 14 169 Ram nagar2nd street _ _ _ Yes
20 14 169 Ram nagar3rd street _ _ _ Yes
21 14 169 Ram nagar 5th street _ _ _ Yes
24 14 169 Manikandan street _ _ _ Yes
25 14 169 Sivasubramaniyam street _ _ _ Yes
26 14 169 Sivaprakasham 1st street _ _ _ Yes
27 14 169 Balaji nagar 24th street _ _ _ Yes
65
Annai Therasa nagar 7th
28 14 169 _ _ _ Yes
street
Annai Therasa nagar 4st
29 14 169 _ _ _ Yes
street
Annai Therasa nagar 14th
30 14 169 _ _ _ Yes
street
Ramalingam nagar main
31 14 169 _ _ _ Yes
road
32 14 169 Jaya nagar _ _ _ Yes
33 14 183 Division office _ _ _ Yes
34 14 187 Saraswathi street _ _ _ Yes
Infront of Maharastra
35 15 192 Bank at ECR Road Nee- _ _ _ Yes
lankarai
Ellaiyamman Koil 4th
36 15 192 _ _ _ Yes
Street, Neelankarai
Mahathma Gandhi 2nd
37 15 193 _ _ _ Yes
Main Road
Karpaga Vinayagar Nagar
38 15 193 _ _ _ Yes
3rd Street
Karpaga Vinayagar Na-
39 15 193 _ _ _ Yes
gar4th Street
40 15 193 _ _ _ Yes
5th Street
Kasthuribai 10th cross
41 15 193 _ _ _ Yes
street
42 15 193 _ _ _ Yes
7th Street
43 15 194 Balaji Nagar _ _ _ Yes
44 15 194 Bharathiyar Nagar _ _ _ Yes
Saraswathi Nagar 4th
45 15 195 _ _ _ Yes
Cross Street
ECR Road Pilominal
46 15 196 _ _ _ Yes
School
47 15 196 Ramalinga nagar _ _ _ Yes
48 15 197 Annai Fathima school _ _ _ Yes
Classic Farm Retreat 1st
49 15 197 _ _ _ Yes
st
Ponniyamman koil 5th
50 15 198 _ _ _ Yes
cross street
51 15 200 Thiruvalluvar Nagar _ _ _ Yes
Jawahar nagar 5th.6th cr
52 15 200 _ _ _ Yes
st
53 15 200 Nookampalayam link road _ _ _ Yes
66
No.of.Water Very High

High Vul- Medium Vul- Low Vulner-
Sl.No. ZONE Stagnation Vulnerabil- Total
nerability nerability ability
locations ity
1 I 1 1 1
2 II 0 0 0
3 III 1 1 1
4 IV 0 0 0
5 V 2 2 2
6 VI 1 1 1
7 VII 1 1 1
8 VIII 1 1 1
9 IX 2 2 2
10 X 2 2 2
11 XI 1 1 1
12 XII 0 0 0
13 XIII 1 1 1
14 XIV 4 4 4
15 XV 2 2 2
19 0 0 0 19 19
67

Very
High
High Medium Low Vul-
Vulner-
Sl.No. Zone Ward Location ability
3 to 5
Above 5 to 3 feet 2 feet
feet
feet
1 1 7 Kargil Nagar, Thiruvotriyur Yes
2 3 24 Surapet Main Road Yes
3 5 56 Prakasam Salai Yes
4 5 58 EVK Sampath Salai Yes

5 6 69 Paper Mills road Yes
North Avenue, TNHB
6 7 83 Yes
27th,28th,42th,49th,50th,61st
100 , P.H Road, Near Arumbak-

7 8 Yes
102 kam and Near Mosque
Nungambakkam High (Near
8 9 113 Yes
Park Hotel)
Jawahar lal nehru, 100 feet
10 10 127 Yes
road, Koyambedu junction
100 Feet road, CMRL ,
11 10 130 Yes
Vadapalani junction
Arcot road infront of lamech
12 11 152 Yes
school
Vellachery Main Road Pheo-
13 13 174 nix Mall Near vijaya nagar Yes
junction
188 ,
Ram Nagar 6th, 8th ,9th
14 14 169 , Yes
Street
187
15 14 191 Quidamillath Street Yes
16 14 188,187 Kuberan Nagar Yes
17 14 169,187 Sadasivam Nagar Yes
18 15 200 Nookkambaalayam link road Yes
TOTAL
68
No.of.Water Very High High Medium

Sl. Low
ZONE Stagnation Vulnera- Vul- Vul- Total
No. Vulner- ability
locations bility nerability nerability
1 I 1 1 1
2 II 0 0 0
3 III 0 0 0
4 IV 2 2 2
5 V 1 1 1
6 VI 2 2 2
7 VII 1 1 1
8 VIII 2 2 2
9 IX 2 2 2
10 X 2 2 2
11 XI 2 2 2
12 XII 1 1 1
13 XIII 3 3 3
14 XIV 2 2 2
15 XV 2 2 2
23 0 0 0 23 23
69
ability Above 5feet
Low Vul-nerability
Very High Vulner-
ability 3 to 5 feet
Medium Vulner-
less than2 feet

High Vulner-
to 3 feet
ability 2
Sl.No.
Ward
Zone
Location
1 1 07 Kargil Nagar, Thiruvotriyur Yes
2 4 42 Kailasam Street. Yes
Meenambal Nagar, Kathivakkam High

3 4 47 Yes
Road.
4 5 57 Prakasam Salai, Yes
65 Senthil Nagar 1st Main Road & Selvi

Nagar 1 to 5 Street.
5 6 &
Periyar Nagar (Kathikeyan Salai),
66 Yes
Jaganathan Salai.
6 6 77 Pulianthope High Road Yes
7 7 83 North Avenue, Korattur Yes
Baba Nagar, Villivakkam,

8 8 94 Yes
South Jaganatha Nagar 3rd Main Road.
9 8 100 3rd Avenue, Anna Nagar Yes
11 9 123 R.A Puram 1st Main Road Yes
Rajammannar Salai & R.K.

12 10 131 Yes
Shanmugam Salai.
13 10 136 Bazullah Road Yes
70
ability Above 5feet

High Vulner-ability
Low Vul-nerability
Very High Vulner-
Medium Vulner-
less than2 feet

3 to 5 feet
to 3 feet
ability 2
Sl.No.
Ward
Zone
Location
Gajalakshmi Nagar Main Road &
14 11 143 Yes
Gajalakshmi Nagar 5th Street
Arcot Road Northern side
15 11 150 ( from Porur Jun to Karambakkam Yes
Police Booth)
162
Kannan Colony, Vembuli Amman Koil
16 12 & Yes
Road, Alandur
164
City Link Road, Five Furlong Road,
17 13 174 Cart Track Road, Pillaiyar Koil Street, Yes
Nethaji Road.
Velachery AGS Colony 4th Street & 5th
18 13 177 Yes
Street
MGR Main Road. Periyar Nagar,

19 13 180 Yes
Tharaman
20 14 169 Ram Nagar 10th & 11th Street. Yes
Mayilai Balaji Nagar

21 14 188 (Kuberan Nagar, Ram Nagar South) Yes
Pallikaranai.
22 15 196 Selva Nagar Yes
Semmancheri Housing Board Colony,

23 15 200 Semmancheri EzhilmugaNagar, Yes
Jawahar Nagar.
TOTAL
71
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
No.of.Water
Stagnation
Very High
locations
Medium
Sl.No.
ZONE
Total
High
Low
1 I 16 3 13 16
2 II 6 1 1 4 6
3 III 60 2 9 49 60
4 IV 50 3 6 41 50
5 V 53 1 52 53
6 VI 14 7 7 14
7 VII 10 5 5 10
8 VIII 33 5 28 33
9 IX 58 1 6 51 58
10 X 37 1 4 32 37
11 XI 27 1 26 27
12 XII 21 1 20 21
13 XIII 48 7 2 39 48
14 XIV 79 3 6 70 79
15 XV 49 4 45 49
561 0 18 61 482 561
72
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
K.H Road near Vinayakar
1 1 1 Yes
Kovil
2 1 1 K.H.Road Yes
3 1 1 S.V M Nagar Burial Ground Yes
4 1 2 Valluvar nagar subway Yes
5 1 2 Kamaraj Nagar 7th Street Yes
6 1 2 Periyar Kupam Barial Ground Yes
7 1 2 Nehru Nagar Yes
8 1 3 Etps Colony Yes
9 1 4 AD Colony Yes
10 1 4 Jothi Nagar Yes
11 1 4 Shanmugapuram 2nd Street Yes
Shanmugapuram 12th Cross
12 1 6 Yes
Street
Rajashanmugapuram 2nd
13 1 6 Yes
Street
14 1 7 Annamalai Nagar Yes
15 1 7 Ramasamy Nagar Yes
16 1 11 Kanakar Street Yes
17 2 15 Ediyan Chavadi Yes
18 2 16 Jenifer Nagar Yes
19 2 17 Saraswathi Nagar Yes
20 2 19 Bala Subramaniyam Nagar Yes
21 2 20 New MGR Nagar Yes
22 2 21 Neducheziyan Salai Yes
23 3 22 Thiruneelakandar 4th St Yes
24 3 22 Valluvar St Yes
25 3 22 K.S. Nagar 27th St Yes
26 3 22 K.S. Nagar 26th St Yes
27 3 22 K.S. Nagar 2nd St Yes
28 3 23 Division Office 23 Yes
29 3 23 NSK Street Yes
30 3 23 Warehouse Yes
31 3 24 Kamarajar Street Yes
32 3 24 Sriram Nagar Yes
33 3 24 Sarathy Nagar Yes
34 3 24 Venkat Sai nagar 8th street Yes
35 3 24 Venkat Sai nagar 11 th street Yes
36 3 25 Mahalakshmi Nagar Yes
73
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
37 3 25 David Jeyarel St Yes
38 3 25 GNT Road Yes
39 3 26 Sami Nagar Yes
40 3 26 Thirumazhai nagar Yes
41 3 26 Parimalam nagar Yes
42 3 26 Thanikachalam 3rd main road Yes
43 3 26 Ponniamman medu Yes
44 3 27 Padma nagar Yes
45 3 28 AVM Nagar Yes
46 3 28 Susilammal St Yes
47 3 28 Rajeshwari Ammal St Yes
48 3 28 Sasthi nagar Yes
49 3 28 Padavattamman Koil St Yes
50 3 28 Ayyavu Garden Yes
51 3 28 Kumaran street Yes
52 3 28 Papathi street Yes
53 3 29 Velu Street Yes
Vazhuthigaimedu St.,(near
54 3 29 Yes
amma unavagam)
55 3 29 Kannabiran Koil Street Yes
56 3 29 Devarajan Street Yes
57 3 29 Vedagiri street Yes
58 3 29 Mahatmagandhi street Yes
59 3 29 Perumal Koil(gandhi nagar) Yes
60 3 29 Perumal koil Extn Yes
61 3 29 Krishna Street Yes
62 3 29 Adhiraj Street Yes
63 3 30 Masilamani Nagar Yes
64 3 30 Pandakulam Yes
65 3 30 VRB nagar Yes
66 3 30 Roja nagar Yes
67 3 32 Teacher’s Colony 4th street Yes
70 3 32 Sarathy Nagar Extn. Yes
71 3 32 Narmadha Nagar Yes
72 3 32 Venkateshwara Nagar Yes
73 3 32 Mookambikai Nagar Yes
74 3 33 Dr.Abdul kalam Road Yes
75 3 33 Elizabeth Nagar Yes
76 3 33 Ganapathy jeeva Thootam Yes
74
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
77 3 33 Cement godown factory Yes
78 3 33 Kasiammal nagar Yes
79 3 33 Bharathiyar nagar Yes
80 3 33 Ramalinga Colony Yes
81 3 33 Annapurana nagar Yes
200 ft.road (opp Prasath Hos-
82 3 33 Yes
pital)
83 4 34 Durga Avenue 1st Main Road Yes
84 4 34 Sastri Nagar Yes
85 4 34 Thendral Nagar 8th Street Yes
86 4 35 Muthamiz 8th Block 191 Yes
89 4 36 Sharma nagar 1st main road Yes
90 4 38 Nehru 14th St Yes
91 4 38 New Venba Nagar 3rd St Yes
92 4 38 Ilaya Mudali Street Yes
A.E Koil St ( Thiruvalluvar
93 4 39 Yes
Nagar)
94 4 39 Poondithabgammal Street Yes
95 4 39 MPT Quarters Yes
96 4 40 VOC Nagar Yes
97 4 40 Thiuruvaluvar Nagar Yes
98 4 40 TP Scheme Yes
99 4 40 Madha Koil Street Yes
100 4 40 Jeeva Nagar Yes
101 4 40 Vaidhiyanathan Road Yes
Ennore High Road, MGR
102 4 41 Yes
Nagar
103 4 41 MGR Nagar 6th St Yes
106 4 42 Kailasam St Yes
107 4 42 Jeeva Street Yes
108 4 42 Veera Kutty Street Yes
109 4 44 Palaniandavar street Yes
75
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
110 4 44 Manicka vinayagar koil street Yes
111 4 44 Nattal garden Yes
112 4 44 Raniammaie st Yes
113 4 45 Ganesa puram Subway Yes
114 4 45 Ganesan Main Road Yes
115 4 45 Stephenson Road Yes
116 4 45 Chinna Thambi Street Yes
117 4 45 Gramiya Street Yes
118 4 45 Stephenson Lane Yes
119 4 46 Palla Street Yes
120 4 46 Ponnappan St Yes
121 4 46 Balakrishnan St Yes
122 4 46 Moorthy St Yes
123 4 47 Thiyagappa street Yes
124 4 47 Kannan Road Yes
125 4 47 Sigirintha Palayam Yes
126 4 47 K.H Road Yes
127 4 47 Egambaram Street Yes
128 4 48 Muthaiya Mudali St Yes
129 4 48 Nanayappan St Yes
130 4 48 Subbammal St Yes
131 4 48 Ramanujam St Yes
132 4 48 Soolaiappan Street Yes
133 5 49 Kappal polu street Yes
134 5 49 Dhandavarajan St Yes
135 5 49 Venkatachalam street Yes
136 5 50 S.N.Chetty street Yes
137 5 51 Ramanjagam St Yes
138 5 53 Kathbada main road Yes
139 5 53 Nagappa nagar Yes
140 5 53 Kannan roundana Yes
141 5 53 Srinivasapuram Yes
142 5 53 Bojaraja nagar Yes
143 5 53 Pensioners lane Yes
144 5 53 P.P.Amman koil 1st street Yes
145 5 53 P.P.Amman koil 2nd street Yes
146 5 53 P.P.Amman koil 3rd street Yes
147 5 53 P.P.Amman koil 4th street Yes
76
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
152 5 53 Ramdoss nagar Yes
153 5 53 Kathivakkam high road Yes
154 5 53 N.N.Nagar 6th street Yes
155 5 53 New Labour Lane Yes
156 5 53 Kadpada St Yes
157 5 53 Stanley 6th Street Yes
159 5 57 Raman road Yes
160 5 57 Adhiyappa street Yes
161 5 58 Veppery high road Yes
162 5 58 Alagappa road Yes
163 5 58 Jothi venkatachalam street Yes
164 5 58 General colins road Yes
165 5 58 Vetinary hospital Yes
166 5 59 Wallaja road Yes
167 5 59 Ellis road Yes
168 5 60 Sembu Doss Street Yes
169 5 60 Moor Street Yes
170 5 60 Thacker Street Yes
171 5 61 Egmore Musium Yes
172 5 61 Ayya swamy street Yes
173 5 61 Velyutham street Yes
174 5 61 Thiruvenkadam street Yes
175 5 61 Gengu reddy street Yes
176 5 61 Arumuthu garden Yes
177 5 61 Thambu reddy street Yes
178 5 62 Pumping station road Yes
179 5 63 Pillayar Kovil St Yes
180 5 63 Velayutham street Yes
181 5 63 Chella Pillaiyar Koil St Yes
182 5 63 Goyathoppu Yes
183 5 63 Adhithanar salai Yes
184 5 63 Cattle depot Yes
185 5 63 Narayana naicken street Yes
186 6 64 Perumdeviammal Yes
187 6 64 Ashoka Avenue Yes
188 6 64 Sivasakthi Nagar Yes
189 6 66 Jawahar nagar 1st main road Yes
77
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
190 6 66 Kumaran Nagar 4th street Yes
191 6 66 Jawahara Nagar 70 feet road Yes
192 6 66 70 feet Road Yes
193 6 66 SRP Colony 8th street Yes
196 6 67 GKM way street 70 feet road Yes
197 6 65 Kasturi Bai Chetty 5th street Yes
198 6 76 Angalamman Koil Yes
199 6 78 Astapujam Road Yes
200 7 80 Backthavachalm Street Yes
202 7 82 VOC Street Yes
203 7 82 Patravakkam service road Yes
204 7 82 TNEB Colony 3rd Street Yes
205 7 83 NRS Road Yes
206 7 86 Manurpet Yes
207 7 86 Indra Street Yes
208 7 86 Ethiraj street Yes
209 7 90 Golden Jubliee flats Yes
210 8 94 North Mada Street Yes
211 8 94 Sidco Nagar 4th Main Road Yes
212 8 94 Baba Nagar Yes
213 8 94 North Jaganathan Nagar Yes
214 8 94 Valliammal Nagar Yes
215 8 95 Moorthy Nagar Yes
216 8 95 Thirumalai Nagar North Yes
217 8 95 Thirumalai Nagar South Yes
218 8 95 Thirumalai Nagar East Yes
219 8 98 V.P Colony Yes
220 8 98 Parthasarathy Street Yes
221 8 96 Duraiswamy Street Yes
222 8 96 Gandhi Nagar Yes
223 8 97 Chakravathi nagar Yes
224 8 97 Muthuamman nagar Yes
225 8 97 Periyar Salai Yes
226 8 97 P.E Koil North Mada street Yes
227 8 100 Radha Krishnan Nagar Yes
228 8 101 BoganVilla Park Inside Yes
229 8 102 G Block 10th Street Yes
78
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
230 8 102 RV Nagar 4th Street Yes
231 8 102 D Block 8th Street Yes
232 8 102 Shenoy Nagar 4th Cross street Yes
233 8 104 Thideer Nagar Yes
234 8 105 Indira Gandhi street Yes
235 8 105 Water tank road Yes
236 8 105 Ashoka Street Yes
237 8 107 Gurusamy Bridge Yes
238 8 107 MMC School Yes
239 8 108 Periyar pathai Yes
240 8 108 Annaswamy Street Yes
241 8 108 NGO Colony Yes
242 8 108 Vinobaji Street Yes
243 9 110 School Road Yes
244 9 110 Kamdar Nagar 1st Street Yes
245 9 110 40 Feet Scheme Road Yes
246 9 111 Gopalapuram Play Ground Yes
247 9 112 Vellalar Street Yes
248 9 112 Sivan Koil Cross Street Yes
250 9 113 Sarathy Street Yes
251 9 113 North Ushman Road Yes
252 9 113 Sivasailam Street Yes
253 9 114 Lock Nagar Yes
254 9 116 Beach Service Road Yes
255 9 116 Dr.Besant Road Yes
256 9 117 Dr.Sadasivam Road Yes
257 9 117 Arulambal Street Yes
258 9 117 Thilak Street Yes
259 9 117 Thilak Street Extn Yes
260 9 117 Rajan Street Yes
261 9 117 Sarangabani Street Yes
262 9 117 Thirumoorthi Street Yes
263 9 117 Lakshmi Colony Yes
264 9 117 Giri Road Yes
265 9 117 Giriappa Road Yes
266 9 117 Dr.Thomas Road Yes
267 9 117 G.N Chetty Road Yes
268 9 117 Sarathy Street Yes
269 9 117 Sivasilam Street Yes
79
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
270 9 117 Valmiki Street Yes
271 9 118 Venkat Rathinam Salai Yes
272 9 118 Kasthuri Estate 2nd Street Yes
273 9 119 Saiva Muthai 6th Street Yes
274 9 120 Dr.Natesan Road Yes
275 9 121 Marina Service Road Yes
276 9 121 Ganesapuram Rettai Kozhai Yes
277 9 121 Avvai Shanmugam Salai Yes
278 9 122 K.B Dasan Road Yes
Seethammal Colony 4th Cross
279 9 122 Yes
Street
Seethammal Colony 3rd Cross
280 9 122 Yes
Street
281 9 122 Crescent Street Yes
282 9 122 Ganesapuram Yes
283 9 123 Seethammal Colony Yes
284 9 123 CP Ramasamy Road Yes
285 9 122 Chamiers Road Yes
286 9 123 Thiruvalluvar Street Yes
287 9 123 Ramalinga Eswarar Koil Yes
288 9 123 Nageswarao Park Yes
289 9 123 Rangan Lane Yes
290 9 124 VC Garden 1st Street Yes
291 9 124 VC Garden 2nd Street Yes
292 9 124 Rakkiyappa Street Yes
293 9 126 Devanathan Street Yes
294 9 126 Srinivasan Street Yes
295 9 126 Chockalingam Street Yes
296 9 126 Thiruvengadam Street Yes
297 9 126 Vinayagam Street Yes
298 9 126 Chandrasekaran Street Yes
299 9 126 Sivaraman Street Yes
300 9 126 Pattammal Street Yes
301 10 128 Krishna Nagar 3rd Street Yes
302 10 128 Saratha Nagar Yes
303 10 128 Lambert Nagar Yes
304 10 128 Annai sathya Nagar Yes
305 10 128 Vembuki amman koil st Yes
306 10 128 Pillayar koil st Yes
307 10 128 East Vaniyar St. Yes
80
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
308 10 128 Tharachand Nagar Yes
309 10 131 Ramaswamy Salai Yes
310 10 131 Raja Mannar Salai Yes
311 10 134 Parankusampuram Yes
312 10 133 Subramaniyam Street Yes
313 10 132 18th Avenue Yes
319 10 132 Kamaraj Salai Yes
320 10 132 Natesan Salai Yes
321 10 132 Kannappar Salai Yes
322 10 135 Postal Colony 4th Street Yes
323 10 135 Mahadevan Street Yes
324 10 135 Murthy Street Yes
325 10 135 Brindavan Street Yes
326 10 135 Rajaji Street Yes
327 10 135 Lake view road Yes
328 10 135 Thambaih Road Yes
329 10 135 Ramakrishna Puram Yes
330 10 135 Lakshmi Street Yes
331 10 135 Babu Rajendra Prasath Road Yes
332 10 135 Postal Colony 2nd Street Yes
333 10 136 Bazullah Road Yes
334 10 138 K.K.Nagar ESI Hospital Yes
Ragava Reddy Colony 4th St &
335 10 139 Yes
1st Cross St Junction
336 10 141 Kamaraj Colony Yes
337 10 141 South Dhadabai St Yes
338 11 143 Goodwil Road Govt School Yes
339 11 143 Pada Salai Yes
Phase 1 Nagar 13th Cross
340 11 143 Yes
street
341 11 143 Gajalakshmi nagar 3rd street Yes
342 11 144 P.H. Road Yes
343 11 144 Bharathiyar Street Yes
344 11 144 T.N.H.B Sector II Yes
Alapakkam Main Road Near
345 11 147 Yes
Burial Ground
81
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
346 11 147 Ganesh Nagar Yes
347 11 147 Valli street Yes
348 11 147 Chokkanathan Nagar Yes
Kamarajar High Road
349 11 148 Yes
Thangalkarai
350 11 148 Anbu Nagar 10th street Yes
351 11 149 Saravanabhavan Nagar Yes
352 11 152 Thiruvalluvar Salai Yes
353 11 152 S.V.S Annex Yes
354 11 152 Kadambadi Amman Koil st Yes
Arcot Road (Mahalakshmi
355 11 150 Yes
Nagar)
Arcot Road Near A1 Mutton
356 11 151 Yes
Stall
Chenna Porur Bajanai kovil
357 11 151 Yes
street
358 11 153 Ambal Nagar Mullai Street Yes
359 11 154 Kurinji Nagr Yes
360 11 155 Karpagambal 2nd Street Yes
361 11 155 Thirumalai Nagar Angel Street Yes
362 11 155 Royal Nagar I main Road Yes
363 11 155 Royal Nagar II main Road Yes
364 11 155 Tamil Nagar Yes
365 12 156 MCS Nagar Yes
366 12 156 Santhosh Nagar Extn. Yes
367 12 156 Kaveri Street Yes
368 12 156 Gowri street Yes
VGN Lakshimi Nagar Main
369 12 156 Yes
Road
370 12 156 AGR Garden Yes
371 12 156 Thiruvalluvar Nagar Yes
372 12 156 Arumugam Street Yes
373 12 156 VGN Royal Court Yes
374 12 157 Dharmarajapuram Yes
375 12 160 Lawyer Jaganadhan street Yes
Madhvapuram(East,West,Sout
376 12 160 Yes
h,North)
377 12 161 Sanjay Gandhi Nagar Yes
378 12 161 Jeevan Nagar 2nd Street Yes
379 12 162 Kannan Colony Yes
380 12 163 shanthi nagar 5th street Yes
82
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
381 12 163 shanthi nagar 7th street Yes
382 12 164 Nanganallur 21st street Yes
383 12 165 Bharathidasan Nagar Yes
384 12 165 Vallalar Street Yes
385 12 167 East main road Yes
386 13 170 Samy nathan Street Yes
387 13 170 Dhanakotti Street Yes
388 13 171 Gandhi mandapam Road Yes
389 13 171 Sardar Patel Road Yes
391 13 173 Dharmampal Park Yes
392 13 174 Cart Track Road Yes
393 13 174 Ranganathan Street Yes
394 13 174 Five Furlong road Yes
395 13 175 Dhanalakshmi Avenue Yes
396 13 175 Nehru Nagar 1st main road Yes
397 13 175 Anna Avenue Yes
KB Nagar 3rd Cross street jn of
398 13 175 Yes
2nd main road
399 13 175 KB Nagar 3rd main Road Yes
400 13 175 Dr Muthulakshmi Salai Yes
Parameshwari nagar 2nd
401 13 176 Yes
Street
402 13 176 Sastri Nagar 1st Avenue Yes
403 13 176 Karpagam Garden 1st link road Yes
Karpagam Garden 2nd link
404 13 176 Yes
road
405 13 177 Lakshmi Nagar 3rd Cross St Yes
406 13 177 Srinagar Colony Yes
407 13 177 Brindhavan nagar 3rd Extn Yes
408 13 177 TNHB 3rd Avenue Yes
409 13 177 Nethaji Road Yes
410 13 177 Ambedkar nagar Yes
411 13 177 AGS Colony Yes
412 13 177 Bhashiyam Layout Yes
Venkateshwara Nagar 2nd
413 13 177 Yes
cross street
414 13 178 Kalki Nagar Yes
416 13 178 ACS Colony Yes
417 13 178 Orandiamman Avenue Yes
83
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
Dhandeeshwaram 7th main
418 13 179 Yes
road
419 13 179 Udayam Nagar Yes
420 13 180 Anjukammal street Yes
421 13 180 Ramasamy Street Yes
422 13 180 Kennedy Street Yes
423 13 180 Raniammal Street Yes
424 13 181 Arundal Beach Yes
425 13 181 Kalachetra main road Yes
426 13 181 Valmiki Street Yes
427 13 181 East Kamarajar 2nd St Yes
428 13 181 East Kamarajar 3rd St Yes
429 13 181 Dr.Radhakrishinan road Yes
430 13 182 Kannapper Nagar Yes
431 13 182 Kamarajar Nagar Yes
432 13 182 Journalist Colony Yes
434 14 168 Epr Nagar Yes
435 14 168 Thilagar street Yes
436 14 168 Lakshmi Nagar 5th Street Yes
437 14 168 Sai ram street Yes
438 14 169 Ram nagar 1st to 8th Street Yes
439 14 169 Ram nagar 11th street Yes
440 14 169 Maheshwari Avenue Yes
441 14 169 Jaya Nagar Yes
442 14 169 Sundarrajan Salai Yes
443 14 169 Arivoli street Yes
444 14 169 Sivasubramaniyam Salai Yes
445 14 169 Annaitheresa Nagar Yes
446 14 169 Vallal Athiyaman Street Yes
447 14 169 Vallal Kari Street Yes
448 14 169 Vallal Pari Street Yes
449 14 169 J K Salai Yes
450 14 169 Brindhavan Salai Yes
451 14 169 Sadhasivam Nagar Yes
452 14 169 Thirunana Sambandhar Street Yes
453 14 169 Sivaprakasam nagar Yes
454 14 183 Lakshmana Perumal 4th street Yes
455 14 183 Lakshmana Perumal 5th street Yes
456 14 183 Judges colony Yes
457 14 183 Baywatch road Yes
84
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
Nehru nagar 10th, 12th & 14th
458 14 183 Yes
Street
459 14 183 Jaganathan Street Yes
460 14 183 Kaveri Nagar 5th Street Yes
461 14 183 Kaveri Nagar 6th Street Yes
462 14 183 Kaveri Nagar Main Road Yes
463 14 184 Ramappa nagar Yes
464 14 184 Telephone nagar 11th street Yes
465 14 185 Jayshankar Nagar Yes
466 14 185 Kandasamy Nagar 4th St Yes
467 14 185 Govindhan Nagar Yes
468 14 185 Palkalai Nagar Yes
469 14 185 Mayana Salai Yes
470 14 185 VGP 2nd cross street Yes
471 14 185 Boss Avenue Yes
472 14 185 Kandhasamy Nagar 7th street Yes
473 14 185 Anna Salai 2nd cross street Yes
474 14 186 Senthil Nagar Yes
475 14 186 Rathna mani nagar Yes
476 14 186 Kamaraj nagar Yes
477 14 186 Kumaran Nagar Yes
478 14 186 Maruthi Nagar Main Road Yes
479 14 187 Karthikeyapuram 12th street Yes
480 14 187 Karthikeyapuram 7th street Yes
481 14 188 Anna Nagar west 7th street Yes
482 14 188 Anna Nagar west 8th street Yes
483 14 188 Thirumurugan street Yes
484 14 188 Ram nagar 6th main road Yes
485 14 188 Ram nagar 5th & 7th Street Yes
486 14 188 Arumugam Nagar Yes
487 14 188 Kuberan Nagar 8th & 9th Street Yes
488 14 188 Kuberan Nagar 11th Street Yes
489 14 188 Kamarajar Street Yes
490 14 188 Krishnaveni Ammal Nagar Yes
Sadhasivam Nagar 3rd Main
491 14 188 Yes
Road
Sadhasivam Nagar 3rd Cross
492 14 188 Yes
Street
493 14 188 Mahalakshmi nagar main road Yes
Mylai kabaleeswarar nagar 2nd
494 14 188 Yes
street
85
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
495 14 188 Veeramani street Yes
496 14 188 Perumal Street Yes
497 14 189 Sathyamurthy Colony Yes
498 14 189 Meenachipuram 1st street Yes
499 14 189 Vimala Nagar Yes
500 14 189 Varadharajan Nagar Yes
501 14 189 Sengazhani amman koil street Yes
502 14 190 Chettinadu Enclave Yes
503 14 190 Chittibabu 4th Cross Street Yes
504 14 190 Chittibabu 8th Cross Street Yes
505 14 190 Veerasamy Nagar Yes
506 14 190 Sree Nagar Yes
507 14 190 Pasumpon Nagar Yes
508 14 190 Pandiyan Nagar Yes
509 14 190 Sai Balaji Nagar Yes
510 14 191 Jaladan Pettai 3rd main road Yes
Jayachandran nagar 3rd main
511 14 191 Yes
road
512 14 191 Jaganathapuram main road Yes
513 15 192 CLRI 3rd Cross street Yes
514 15 192 CLRI 2nd Main road Yes
515 15 192 Ruby complex Yes
Kabaleeshwarar Nagar 5th
516 15 192 Yes
Cross street
517 15 192 Chinna Neelangarai Kuppam Yes
518 15 192 Madha Kovil street Yes
519 15 193 MCN Nagar Yes
520 15 193 Sri Sai Nagar Yes
521 15 193 Ellaimman Nagar Yes
522 15 194 Raju Nagar 1st Street Yes
523 15 194 Raju Nagar 2nd Street Yes
524 15 194 Srividhya Avenue Yes
525 15 194 Eswaran Street Yes
Kannagi Nagar 19th Cross
526 15 195 Yes
street
527 15 196 Barathi Avenue Yes
528 15 196 Ashok Street Bharat Avenue Yes
529 15 196 Royal Enclave Yes
530 15 196 Anna Eclave Yes
Vettuvankeni 2nd Avenue, 2nd
531 15 196 Yes
Main Road
86
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
532 15 196 ISCKON Temple Yes
533 15 196 Hanuman Colony Yes
534 15 196 Raja Nagar 1st Cross Street Yes
535 15 196 Royal Enclave Extension Yes
Vettuvankeni 2nd Avenue, 7th
536 15 196 Yes
street
538 15 197 Annai Fathima Child Welfare Yes
539 15 197 Karapakkam Service Road Yes
540 15 197 DevaraJ Nagar Yes
541 15 198 Semmozhi Nagar Yes
542 15 198 Copper Beach Yes
543 15 198 Village High Road Yes
544 15 198 Sea Cliff High Road Yes
545 15 198 Seashell Avenue Yes
546 15 199 MG Jeevarathinam Street Yes
547 15 199 Mazhavarayar Street Yes
548 15 199 Neelathirai Street Yes
549 15 199 Rajaji Street Yes
550 15 199 vallalar Street Yes
551 15 199 Karlmark Street Yes
552 15 199 Juhu Beach Road Yes
553 15 199 Gangai Amman Colony Yes
554 15 199 MGR St Yes
555 15 199 VGP 1st, 2nd, 3rd Main Road Yes
556 15 199 D.P. Rajan Road Yes
557 15 199 VGP Gandhi Street Yes
558 15 199 Nainar Kuppam Yes
559 15 200 Ezhil Mugha Nagar Yes
Nookamplalayam Link Road,
561 15 200 Yes
TSUNAMI Nagar
87

Inundation Location During Monsoon - 2022
Very high High Medium

Sl. Low vulnerability
Zone vulnerability vulnerability vulnerability TOTAL
No Less than 2 feet
Above 5 feet 3 to 5 feet 2 to 3 feet
1 I - 1 1
2 II - 1 4 1 6
3 VI - 2 2
4 VII - 1 15 16
5 VIII - 1 9 10
6 XV - 2 2
Total - 1 8 28 37
88
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
Medium Vul-
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
nerability 2
than 2 feet
ability less
Very High
Location
to 3 feet
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
1 1 4 Jothi nagar 10th Street - - Yes
2 7 80 Vairakulam street - - Yes
Thirumalai priya nagar 16th

3 7 80 - - Yes
street
4 7 83 Highways nagar - - Yes
5 7 83 Ganesh Nagar - - Yes
6 7 84 North Avenue Road - - Yes
7 7 84 TNHB 61st Street - - Yes
8 7 84 Periyar Nagar - - Yes
9 7 84 Central Avenue Road - - Yes
10 7 84 TNHB 26st Street - - Yes
Bajanaikovil Street Pattaravak-

11 7 84 - - Yes
kam
12 7 84 Duraisam street - - Yes
13 7 85 Pattravakkam Road - - Yes
14 7 88 Kurinji Street - - Yes
Chennai Flats, Padikuppam

15 7 90 - - Yes
Road
16 8 94 North Jeganathan Nagar - - Yes
17 8 94 North Jeganathan Nagar Annex - - Yes
18 8 97 Bharathi Nagar - - Yes
19 8 98 V P Colony - - Yes
20 8 98 Police Manickkam Street - - Yes
21 8 98 Parthasarthy Street - - Yes
22 15 194 Royal Enclave - - Yes
89
Above 5 feet
ability 3 to 5
High Vulner-
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Vulnerability
Low Vulner-
than 2 feet
ability less
2 to 3 feet
Very High
Location
Medium
Status
Sl.No
Ward
Zone
feet
23 15 194 Classic Enclave - - Yes
Kamarajar Nagar, Chinnasamy

24 2 19 - - Yes
Nagar
25 7 82 KAILASAM STREET - - Yes
26 7 82 BALAVINAYAGAR STREET - - Yes
27 8 97 Periyar Salai - - Yes
28 8 97 Battachari Street - - Yes
29 2 15 Edayanchavadi 1st cross street - - Yes
30 2 18 Kalaignar Nagar - - Yes
Harikrishnapuram Amman
31 2 18 - - Yes
Nagar
Kavithendral Kalyana Sunda-
32 2 19 - - Yes
ram Nagar (Vacant Land)
33 6 65 Sivasakthi nagar - - Yes
34 6 73 Stephenson Road - - Yes
35 7 82 PILLAIYAR KOIL 1ST STREET - - Yes
8 97 Muthamman Nagar - - Yes
Balasubramani Nagar
2 19 - Yes -
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4.2.1 Scene During Flood 2015
All the residential areas including encroached areas along with water bodies
were totally marooned for more than 10 days.
280 boats and choppers were used for rescuing people and supplied relief
materials to the low lying areas such as Kargil Nagar, Manali, Madhavaram,
Villivakkam, Kolathur, Tondiarpet, Mambalam, K.K.Nagar, Jafferkhanpet, Ashok
Pillar, Ekkatuthangal, Guindy Industrial Estate, Defence colony, Ramapuram, Sri
Nagar colony, Saidapet, Valasaravakkam , Manapakkam, Kotturpuram,Madhya
kailash, Velachery, Pallikaranai, Thiruvanmiyur, Neelangarai, Perungudi,
Madipakkam, Ram Nagar, Karapakkam, Sholinganallur, etc.,
Some of the areas were also experienced road “CAVE-INS” at Sardar Patel
Road near Madhya Kailash, P.S.Sivasamy Salai, T.T.K Road, Rajaji Salai, VIth
Avenue in Anna Nagar, Anna Salai in Teynampet, Dr. Nair Road in T. Nagar,
Devanathan Road in Mylapore.
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Flooded Area
Velachery flooded area Chennai Flood Relief Army Force
Pump set deployed in subways Residences shifted through Boats
Fire Service vehicle Medicine Distribution
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The mobile communication network was down/off in various parts of Chennai.

Major inter city and inter state roads were cutoff during flood and severely
affected the public movement. The city was totally cut off from other cities due
to disconnection of roads, city was severely affected and the supply of basic
commodities like vegetables, milk and bread etc., were stopped. The train services
were stopped and the operation of airport was closed was more than a week. Due
to failure of continuous power supply in Chennai city, it was difficult to rescue the
people at night time.
4.2.1.1 Government Response

Due to the severity of rain and excess flow of water in the rivers and canals,
the Government has appointed 15 senior level IAS officers as Monitoring Officers
one for each zone. These officers headed relief and rehabilitation works in each
zone in a planned and systematic manner. The involvement of these officers was
very effective because they have co-ordinated with various head of departments
for speedy execution of relief works.
4.2.1.2 Mitigation
Flood water was cleared by using 470 Pumpsets, 82 JCB and Poclains, 49
Fire Service machines and 75 super suckers of CMWSSB.In addition 6 heavy
duty pumps having capacity of 250 HP each were supplied by Confederation of
Indian Industry (CII), New Delhi and 4 from Neyveli Lignite Corporation Ltd. (NLC)
were used in heavily inundated areas. In flooded/marooned areas 280 boats and
choppers were used for rescuing people and supplying relief materials to the low
lying areas.
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About 176 relief centres were opened in Chennai city by GCC and more than
1.2 lakhs individuals were sheltered in these relief centres for more than 20 days.
Necessary relief materials like mat, bed sheets and food materials were supplied
promptly. In addition to this, donors and NGO’s themselves distributed food and
relief materials to the affected people in pockets. Apart from inhouse kitchens in
some relief centers, food was also prepared and distributed from Amma Canteen
and from all four common kitchens of Greater Chennai Corporation.
Sheltered in relief center Distribution of food
4.2.1.3 Centralised Relief Material Center

A centralised Relief Material Distribution Center for Chennai, Thiruvallur,
Kanchepuram and Cudalore was opened at Jawaharlal Nehru Indoor Stadium for
prompt and speedy distribution of relief materials to flood affected people.
The relief materials were received from the Districts Collectors, Co-operative
Societies, Aavin, MTC and Southern Railways, Indian Navy, various Public Sector
Undertakings, Indian Military, NDRF, NSS and NGOs includes 1,99,244 General
food packets, 32,992 Mats, 2,07,433 Bed sheets, 12,500 liters of Milk, 54,448
Water Bottles, 2,122 Rice Bags, 10,390 Dress Material Packs, 3,004 Medicine
Boxes and 2,38,568 liter of water totalling 1577.65 tonnes over a period of 15 days.
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More than 250 MT of bleaching powder for sanitation of the flood affected
areas was received from Government and NGO’s. Supply of bleaching powder was
very much useful to clean the sumps, over head tanks etc., to control infections
and diseases out break. The NGO’s and volunteers have not only contributed for
door to door distribution of relief materials but also for applying bleaching powder
in the flood affected areas. The services of residential welfare associations were
also fully utilised to spread the bleaching powder in their areas.
All these relief materials were sorted out and packed for each families at
Nehru Indoor Stadium by the volunteers. These sorted materials were taken to
the affected areas and distributed door to door. This was done with the help of
NGO’s, volunteers, GCC staff, Police, Army, NDRF, SDRF, Homeguards, NCC
and NSS. The distribution of relief materials including perishable items like fruits
and vegetables were distibuted to victims without delay and wastages are to be
appreciated.
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4.2.1.4 Distribution of relief materials and role of NGOs / Volunteers
Previous day the GCC was informed to be ready to receive and distribution
of huge quantity of relief materials from various agencies. GCC’s entire team was
already preoccupied in doing relief works in the field. So we have decided to appeal
to NGO’s and volunteers to assist GCC for disbursing relief materials. Over night
we have sent message through various social medias, radio channels for NGO’s
and volunteers services.
It was surprise to see more than 1,000 volunteer/NGO’s turned out on the
next day at Nehru Indoor Stadium. It is very interesting to mention some foreigners,
school children and families with the kids were whole heartedly participated in the
operation. Many of them took much risk to travel to Nehru Stadium with restricted
road accessibility. Initially we had problem to arrange food for volunteers. In the
first two days they managed with biscuits., snacks came along with relief materials.
Later GCC was able to arrange food for them. Nearly around 4,000 volunteers and
NGO’s turned up and played key role for smooth distribution of relief materials
at door step. After flood relief work GCC has sent appreciation letter to all the
Volunteers/NGO’s through e-mail.
4.2.1.5 Clearing of Garbage

Greater Chennai Corporation owns 115 HMV Lorries, 122 LMV Lorries, 15
HMV Tipper, 29 LMV Tipper, 21 Front end loaders for Garbage removal and 80
HMV lorries, 45 Bobcats for debris removal, for clearing the city. GCC’s average
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daily collection of garbage is between 4,500 MT and 5,000 MT.
The biggest challenge to GCC after receding flood water was to remove the
garbage with sludges from the roads and streets. And every day the residents were
throwing huge quantity of damaged house hold articles/debris on roads/streets.
The GCC could not handle the situation with its own conservancy labours due to
less strength and continuous restless work. To come out of the situation 16,111
sanitary workers and labours with 675 lorries and 100 JCB were mobilized from
other local bodies. Necessary safety gears like gumboots, masks, gloves, raincoats
were given to all the sanitary workers. GCC has arranged accommodation and
food for sanitary workers who have come from outside city.
The entire team along with 2,500 labours of GCC were deployed for cleaning
the debris throughout the city on war foot manner. It is worth to mention that
between 7.12.2015 and 2.01.2016 GCC has cleared 2.2 Lakhs MT of garbage/
debris at 8,148 MT per day.
4.2.2 Causes of Flood

Chennai is the only drainage basin for all the water bodies located in 2 adjoining
districts around Chennai. Over the years, the water bodies have shrunk due to
various reasons in Chennai Metropolitan Areas. Furthermore, rapid urbanization
and industrialization has led to large scale encroachment in the water bodies.
The old map of 1909 which shows the locations of several water bodies,
comparing this with recent map is a clear evident that many water bodies have
shrunk and several have completely disappeared.
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The City of Chennai in 1909
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The City of Chennai in 1981.

Chennai has experienced many floods during the last three decades. The
reasons for flood in the city shall be narrowed down as follows
1. Plain terrain of Chennai with an average altitude of 7m height.
2. Sand bar formation at the mouths of rivers, which slow down the discharge
rate.
3. Clogging of the drains due to indiscriminate dumping of solid waste and
construction debris.
4. Inadequate design capacity of storm water drain in Highways and other roads.
5. Lack of continuous connectivity of storm water drainages with macro drainage
and absence of storm water drain network in added areas.
6. Encroachments.
7. Influence of high and low tide.
8. Flow of excess surplus water than the designed carrying capacity into
minor water bodies through the tanks in upstream.
9. Construction of less number of cross culverts/vents with inadequate sizes
wherever the road is passing across the water flow.
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5.0 EARTHQUAKES AND TSUNAMIS

Chennai City has its boundaries facing the Bay of Bengal thereby susceptible
to various natural disturbances like floods, cyclone, sea surge, and tsunami, among
others. The city has also been classified as moderately susceptible to earthquakes.
Chennai is not seismically as active as compared with the northern and

western parts of the country. Small to moderate earthquakes have occurred in
the state of Tamil Nadu. The frequency of earthquakes is low i.e. the gap between
moderate sized events is fairly long and therefore, this plan concentrates more on
floods and cyclones.
However, an earthquake in the Indian Ocean occurred on 26 December 2004

with the epicentre off the west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia. The shock had a
moment magnitude of 9.1–9.3 and a maximum Mercalli intensity. The undersea
megathrust earthquake was caused when the Indian Plate was subducted by the
Burma Plate and triggered a series of devastating tsunami waves along the coasts
bordering the Indian Ocean. Inundated coastal communities with waves up to 30
metres (100 ft) high affected 25 kuppams in 4 coastal revenue villages affected
73,000 people, 30,000 people evacuated, 206 human loss, 9 injured and damaged
17,000 houses and other properties in Chennai city.
5.1 Earthquake
Earthquake is a sudden and violent shaking of ground causing great destruction
as a result of movement of earth’s crust. An earthquake has the potential to tsunami
or volcanic eruption.
Chennai has not witnessed a serious earthquake so far although Chennai

lies in high-risk seismic zone III as per Bureau of Indian Standards 1893 criteria for
earthquake resistant design of structures IS 1893( Part 1 ) :2002 . The biggest earth
quake 5.2 magnitude earthquake has occurred 15 years ago at 14:56 September
25, 2001 UTC with Epicenter at 11.956, 80.214 at 39.2 km from Marakkanam (24.2
miles) with close proximity to Chennai and 4.6 magnitude earthquake has occurred
29 years ago at 18:15 December 03, 1987 UTC with Epicenter at 15.525, 80.246
21.2 km from Ongole (13.2 miles). Mild tremors were felt in some part of the cities
in 2012, 2015.
The probability of an earthquake can be roughly estimated, there is no
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accepted method at present to predict the time and intensity of earthquake. The
following table illustrates the maximum intensity expected in different seismic
zones and probable impact.
Seismic Probable
Magnitude Probable Impact
zone max. intensity
Felt by all many frightened. Some heavy
II Below 4.5 VI
furniture moved; a few instances of fallen
plaster. Damage slight
Damage negligible in buildings of good design
and Construction; slight to moderate in well built
III 4.5 - 5.5 VII ordinary structures; Considerable damage in
poorly built or badly designed structures; same
chimneys broken.
Damage slight in specially designed structures;
Considerable damage in ordinary substantial
building with partial collapse. Damage great in
IV 5.5 - 6 VIII
poorly built structures. Fall of chimneys, factory
stocks, columns monuments, walls, Heavy
furniture overturned
Damage considerable in specially designed
structures; well-designed frame structures
6 or
V IX or Higher thrown out of plumb. Damage great in substantial
Higher
building, with partial collapse. Buildings shifted
off foundations.
Maximum intensity Expected in Different seismic Zones
GREATER CHENNAI CORPORATION
SeismicSESMIC
Zones inINDIAIndia
MAP SHOWING
ZONES OF
µ
Srinagar
IV
Amirtsar
Ludhiana
V
Chandigarh
Patiala
V
Dehradun
Bathinda
Ambala
Roorkee
Haridwar Almora
New Moradabad
Delhi
Pillbhit
Barelly
Bikaner
Bahraich
Gangtok
Agra
Jaipur Lucknow Gorakhpur
Kanpur
V V
Ajmer
Jodhpur
Guwahati
II
Darbhanga
Patna Shillong Kohima
Jhansi Allahabad Varanasi
Gaya Bokoro Imphal

Udaipur
Agartala
Bhuj V Ahmedabad
Bhopal Ranchi
Asansol Durgapur
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
Rajkot Vadodara
II
Rourkela
New Moore
Island
Nagpur Bhilai Raipur
III
Nasik
Cuttack
Bhubaneswar
Aurangabad
Mumbai
Pune
IV Hyderabad
Visakhapatnam
III
Vijayawada
Machilipatnam
LEGEND
II
Nellore
Chitradurga ZONE II
Mangalore CHENNAI ZONE III

Mysore
Pondicherry ZONE IV
Coimbatore
Thanjavur ZONE V
Madurai
Thiruvananthapuram
GCC_BOUNDARY
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TAMILNADU_BOUNDARY
Seismic Zones in Tamilnadu MAP SHOWING
SESMIC ZONES OF TAMILNADU
µ
Andhra
Pradesh
CHENNAI
Karnataka III
Mysore
Pondicherry
TamilNadu
Coimbatore
III
Thanjavur
II
Kerala
Madurai LEGEND
ZONE II
ZONE III
ZONE IV
ZONE V
Thiruvananthapuram
GCC_BOUNDARY
TAMILNADU_BOUNDARY
5.1.1 Impact of Earthquake

NOT TO SCALE
Earthquakes results in primary, secondary and tertiary impacts.

Primary impacts include surface vibration, surface rupture and displacement
along the fault plane, total or partial damage and collapse of buildings, dams,
tunnels, pipelines and other rigid structures.
Secondary impacts of earthquake include liquefaction, landslides, fire, tsunami

and floods, regional subsidence or emergence of landmass, change in course
of river, changes in ground water level, etc. Most of the deaths by earthquake
are caused mainly due to building collapse, falling debris, broken glass panes.
Earthquakes also lead to minor and severe injuries, loss of limbs, etc. Apart from
these, earthquake impacts routine services due to the damage caused to lifeline
buildings, roads, railway tracks, bridges, highways, disruption of traffic, large
amount of debris, disruption of water supply and electricity, etc.
Tertiary impact of earthquake includes Post Trauma Stress Disorder (PTSD),
long term psychological issues, loss of livelihood, disruption of social capital due
to relocation related issues, etc.
5.1.2 Earthquake Mitigation Strategies
¾¾ Existing critical facilities built on reclaimed land should be inspected and
retrofitted if necessary to ensure earthquake resistance.
¾¾ Future critical facilities should not be located on reclaimed land because of
the high potential for liquefaction.
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¾¾ Older unreinforced masonry buildings should be inspected and retrofitted if
necessary to increase earthquake resistance.
¾¾ Older unreinforced masonry buildings should not be used for critical functions.
¾¾ Ensuring all the Government building & GCC buildings are constructed as
per IS 1893( Part 1 ) : 2002.
¾¾ Motivating public to construct building as per IS 1893( Part 1 ) : 2002.
5.1.3 Earthquake preparedness measures

¾¾ Organise camps in school, colleges and public for awareness of do-s and
do n’ts for earthquakes.
¾¾ Ensure preparation of disaster management plans and first aid kits in all
schools, colleges and all offices.
¾¾ Identify safe schools and colleges which can be used as relief shelters for
short duration of time in aftermath of any earthquake.
¾¾ Ensure that all critical life saving equipment are maintained and ready
to use.
¾¾ Ensure that open and safe places in the corporation area, vacant land
like roads, parks & play grounds for mass evacuation are identified.
¾¾ Ensure that safe buildings in the corporation area are identified for
purpose of relief camps in post disaster.
¾¾ Develop plan for hospital preparedness and mass casualty management.
¾¾ Prepare a database of registered private hospitals, clinics, diagnostic labs,
blood banks, etc. along with their capacities and facilities provided.
¾¾ Ensure availability of adequate supply of life saving equipments and
drugs, portable supplies like portable oxygen cylinders, portable x-ray
machines, triage tags, etc.
¾¾ Prepare for quick deployment of rescue teams including volunteers for
providing safety to affected population and evacuated structures/ houses.
5.1.4 Assembly Points

Open and safe places in the corporation for mass evacuation during disaster
are identified as vacant land like parks, playgrounds and roads. The location of
parks is mentioned in each zone shall be utilized as buffer zone during disasters
and the list of playgrounds which will also serve as assembly points during earth
quake is given below.
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Zo Name/Location of Play Zo Name/Location of Play

Ward Ward
ne Ground ne Ground
Poonthottam School play Sathyamoorthy naagr main
46
1 10 ground 4 road
Manali New Town, Eday- 4 48 Kanni Koil street
15 anchavadi Chennai Primary Cementry Road Near Metro
2 School 52
5 Water Office Area-5
Manali TNHB Phase - 2, OSH Road, Royapuram,
16 52
2 Sadayankuppam 5 Near Stanly Hospital
2 16 Burma Nagar Barracks 1st Lane Near
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Kathakuzhi Near Perumal 5 Stanly Hospital
17
2 Koil Street 5 58 Thirunarayanaguru salai
2 17 Chettimedu 5 61 Vengu street
Chinna samy Nagar, Periya Sami (R) Puram - Ran-
19 61
2 mathur 5 gachari park
MMDA 4th Main Cross 6 64 V.V Nagar
19
2 Street 6 64 TNHB Play Ground
2 20 Periya thoppu 6 66 Ram Nagar 2nd Main Road
2 21 Ambedkar Playground Jawahar Nagar 2nd Circular
3 27 ASSISI Nagar 10th Street 66
6 Road
Krishna Nagar Play Ground, Jawahar Nagar 2nd Cross
28 66
3 Periyasekkadu 6 Street
Chandramman Koil Street, 6 67 Rangasayee Street
29
3 Chinnasekkadu 6 67 Parthasarathy Play Ground
3 30 Thiruvalluvar 2nd St 6 67 Loco Scheme 2nd Street
Thanthai Sivaraj Foot Ball 6 68 Thiru-Vi-Ka Nagar
23
3 Ground EMS Street
6 68 Madurai Samy Madam
4 36 Sharma Nagar 9th street
6 72 Kannigapuram
4 36 Sharma Nagar Ist main road 6 72 VOC Nagar
16th West Cross Street MKB 6 72 Kasthuri Bai Colony
36
4 Nagar
6 74 Barackka Road
18th West Cross street MKB
36 6 74 AK Samy Nagar 1st Street
4 nagar
6 74 Reddy Colony
4 36 Vasugi nagar
6 74 SVM Nagar
4 37 3rd Crsoss street, MKB nagr
6 76 KM Garden 1st Street
4 37 4th Cross Street, MKB Nagar
6 77 Sundarapuram
4 37 Central Avenue road
6 77 Old Slaughter House
4 37 East avenue road
7 84 Korattur TNHB 2nd street
4 37 18th Central cross street
Officers colony main Road,
4 37 KKD Nagar7th Block 89
7 Anna nagar West extension
4 37 Srinivasan Street Mogapair Eri Scheme 1st
4 37 SM nagar 91
7 main road , Ambedkar nagar
4 40 Chelliamman Koil Street North Jaganathan Nagar
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4 46 Kalyanapuram Ground 8 3rd Street
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Ward Ward
ne Ground ne Ground
Rajamangalam 2nd Main N.V.N. Nagar 6th street
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94 Road Chennai Primary 8 Junction of 8th Street
8 School 8 99 N.V.N. Nagar 14th street
Redhills Road 4th Street Temple Colony 15th Main
94 99
8 Chennai Primary School 8 Road
Baba Nagar 3rd Cross Kathiravan Colony Main
94 99
8 Street 8 road
I-Block 7th Street, Vallalar Appu Colony, Ponni Colony
95 99
8 Kudiyuruppu 8 Main Road
I-Block 28th Street, Kambar 8 99 Thiriveni Flat Belli Area
95
8 Kudiyuruppu Sangam Apartments Belly
I-Block 18th Street, Thiru- 99
95 8 Area
8 valuvar Kudiyuruppu G-Block 2nd Street, Forest
I-Block, 34th Street, Iswarya 99
95 8 Department
8 Colony 8 100 AE-Block Play Ground
8 95 Mullai Nagar 6th street AL-Block Play Ground 3rd &
Vasantham Colony Ist 100
95 8 4th Street
8 Street 7th Main Road Near Foot
Vasantham Colony 2nd 100
95 8 bridge at HIG Flats
8 Street 8 101 VI Cross Street
Agathiyar Nagar N-Block 8 101 Cresent Play Ground
95
8 3rd Street
8 101 N-Block 24th Street
Agathiyar Nagar O-Block
95 8 101 O-Block
8 9th Street
8 101 K-Block Tennis Court
Agthiyar Nagar O-Block
95 8 102 L-Block
8 12th Street
Thirumangalam Road, Pus- 8 102 1st Cross Street, East
95 Shenoy Nagar Park and
8 phanjali Appartments 102
8 95 Thendral Colony 2nd Street 8 Play Ground
8 96 K.K. Nagar 10th Street Big Street Childrens Play
102
8 Ground
8 97 Solai Street
Canal Road Children Play
8 97 Vellala Street 102
8 Ground
Pachaikal veeraswamy
97 8 102 V.S.Puram
8 Street
E-Block, M.M.D.A.Colony,
8 98 Dr. Ambetkar 2nd Street 105
8 Arumbakkam
8 98 Solai Amman Koil Street
D-Block, M.M.D.A.Colony,
8 98 Aspiran Garden 1st Street 105
8 Arumbakkam
Lockma Nagar Main Street Kalki Nagar Main Road,
98 105
8 Chennai Primary School 8 Arumbakkam
8 99 J-Block 10th Street 8 106 Rajaram Metha Nagar
8 99 H-Block 14th Street Collectrate Colony Main
H-Block 16th Street, Brinley 106
99 8 Road
8 Garden 8 107 Mayor Sathyamurthy Salai
8 99 A.F.-Block Ist Street
106

Ward Ward
ne Ground ne Ground
8 107 Mayor Ramanathan Salai 14, Papa Nasam Sivan
125
8 107 Brindavanam 1st Street 9 Salai
R-Block, Elango Street, 9 125 Rosary Church Street
108 M.M.D.A.Colony, Arumbak- 9 126 4th Trust Link Street
8 kam 9 126 South Canal bank Road
P-Block MMDA Colony, 10 132 9th Avenue , Ashok nagar
108
8 Arumbakkam 10 132 6th Avenue , Ashok nagar
9 109 Gil Nagar 14TH SECTOR, 102
Lake area IV cross street, 10 132 STREET
110
9 Nungambakkam Village Ashok Nagar 17Th Street
Conron Smith Road, Go- 10 133 Play Gorund
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9 palapuram Play Ground Corporation Colony 1St
9 111 Greams Road 10 134 Main Road Play Ground
Model School Road, 1000 Bakthavatchalam Street
111 10 135 Play Ground
9 light Play ground
9 112 Varadarajanpet Main Road 10 136 Venkat narayana road
Somasundharam play
9 112 Ganga nagar
10 136 ground
9 112 Puliyur 1st Main Road 10 137 10th Sector Play Ground
Trustpuram 10th Cross 10 138 Parinagar Kannagi Street
112
9 Street 10 138 Thiru Nagar VOC Street
Mirza Hyder Ali Khan Street, Thiru Nagar Ganaolivu
115
9 Childrens Play Ground 10 138 Street
Ramakamathupuram Play 10 138 Thirunagar Valluvar Street
117
9 Field O &Q Block Bharathidasan Colony Main
Ramakamathupuram Play 10 138 Road
117
9 Field R &T Block Bharathidasan Colony 4th
lloyeds Colony, Childrens 10 138 Street
120
9 Park 10 138 VM Balakrishnan Street
Nadukuppam, Childrens 10 138 Annai Sathiya Nagar
120
9 Park 10 139 Ragava reddi colony
Kamarajar Salai, Scating 10 140 Palmore Street
121
9 ground
10 141 CIT Nagar 4 th Main Road
Thiruveethiamman Koil
121 10 142 Godhamedhu
9 Street
11 144 MMDA Colony 6th Block
9 122 Turnbulls Road
11 144 MMDA Colony 7th Block
9 122 Nandanam Play Ground
Alappakkam Main Road,
9 122 S.M.Nagar, Near A Block 147
11 Thanthai Periyar
9 123 Pallakumaniyam
11 149 Ramakrishna Nagar
9 123 St.Mary’s road
11 149 Palaniappa Nagar
9 124 Ramakrishnapuram
Lakshmi nagar 5th cross
151
11 street
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Ward Ward
ne Ground ne Ground
Lakshmi nagar Extn. 4th 13 177 L.H.nagar III cross street
151
11 Main Road 13 177 Sastri nagar IV cross street
11 152 Veerappa nagar 2nd Street Ramakrishna nagar I main
177
11 152 Bharathi colony 13 road, Erikarai road
11 152 Kadamban Street 13 177 Indra Gandhi nagar IIIstreet
Sairam avenue, Hospital Telephone colony II main
152 177
11 Road 13 road
11 152 Chowdry Nagar Main Road 13 177 Kakkan nagar II cross street
Rajeswari Nagar 2nd cross 13 177 Shawwalace colony II street
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11 street 13 177 Andal nagar II main road
13 171 Subbupillai thottam New NGO colony, II main
177
13 171 Venkatapuram 13 road
13 172 Lake view road Dr.Ambedkar nagar I main
177
13 172 Kottur garden II cross street 13 road
13 172 Kotturpuram II main road Ram nagar north extn. I
178
13 172 Kotturpuram III main road 13 street
13 172 Kottur garden IV main road 13 178 Ram nagar VII main road
13 172 Ambadi road Padmavathy nagar extn.
178
13 main road
13 173 Kamaraj salai
13 178 Ram nagar I street
13 178 Bhel sakthi nagar main road
13 178 A.G.S. Colony VI main road
13 173 D.G.S. Dhinakaran salai
Jaganathapuram I main
13 173 Karpagam avenue IV street 178
13 road
Karpagam avenue IV street 13 178 AGS colony V cross street
173
13 – indoor stadium Seethapathy nagar IIIcross
13 174 Annagarden, end of IIT gate 179
13 street
Velachery main road, oppo- 13 179 Tansi nagar VI street
174
13 site to kannigapuram 13 179 Baby nagar II main road
13 175 Kottur canal bank road 13 179 Seetharam nagar I street
13 175 Venkatarathinam nagar Pillayar koil street, Annai
Induira nagar VIII cross 179
175 13 Indra nagar
13 street Sachidanantha nagar, San-
13 175 Thiruvengadam street 179
13 jay garden
13 175 Indira nagar XI lane 13 179 SPIC Nagar
13 176 Sastri nagar XI cross street 13 179 Shanthi I cross street
Besant nagar XXI cross VGP selva nagar I main
176 179
13 street 13 road
13 176 Besant nagar XXXII street 13 179 Bethal avenue
13 176 Besant nagar IV main road 13 179 Ramagiri nagar II street
13 176 SBI Colony VGP selva nagar, Bethel
179
Mahalakshmi nagar I main 13 avenue main road
177
13 road 13 180 Nehru street, Kanagam
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Ward Ward
ne Ground ne Ground
Lakshmi puram, Muthulak- 14 169 Sheela Nagar 1st street
181
13 shmi salai 14 183 AGS Colony, Beach
Rukmani street, Kalakshetra 14 183 Jaganathan Street
181
13 main road A.G.S. Colony, ECR 2nd
13 181 Vaigai Street 183
14 street
13 181 Thirumurugan II Street Sendhuran Colony 3rd
187
13 181 Thirumurugan III Street 14 Street
13 181 C.G.E Colony Kamakotti Nagar 5th Street,
189
Besant Nagar XXIX Cross 14 Junction of 4th Street
181
13 Street V.G.P Shanthi Nagar San-
189
Thiruvalluvar Nagar VII 14 thosh Street
182
13 Cross Street Kamakoti Nagar 6th cross
Thiruvalluvar Nagar 44th 189
182 14 street, North side
13 Cross Street
Thiruvalluvar Nagar VI Main Kamakoti Nagar 6th cross
182 189
13 Road 14 street, South side
Thiruvalluvar Nagar VII Kamakoti Nagar 9th cross
182 189
13 Main Road 14 street, South side
13 182 Valmigi Nagar 69th Street 190 Kovalan street
14
Valmigi Nagar Extn., IV
182 191 Gandhi Street, Jalladianpet
13 Seaward Road 14
13 182 Kurunji Appartments
191 Pallavan nagar
14 169 Balaji Nagar 24th street 14
5.2 Tsunami
Tsunami is a giant waves, initiated by a sudden change, usually in relative
position of underwater tectonic plates or in other words a tsunami is a series of
waves with a long wavelength and period (time between crests) and time between
crests of the wave can vary from a few minutes to over an hour. The sudden jerk
is enough to propagate the wave; however, its power can be enhanced and fed by
lunar positioning and boundaries that focus its energy.
5.2.1 Tsunami in Bay of Bengal

The Indian coastal belt has not recorded many severe tsunamis in the past.
Waves accompanying earthquake activity have been reported over the North
Bay of Bengal. During an earthquake in 1881 which had its epicenter near the
Andamans in the Bay of Bengal, tsunamis were reported. The earthquake of 1941
in Bay of Bengal caused some damage in Andaman region. This was unusual
because most Tsunamis are generated by shocks which occur at or near the flanks
of continental slopes. During the earthquakes of 1819 and 1845 near the Rann of
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Kutch, there were rapid movements of water into the sea. There is no mention of
waves resulting from these earthquakes along the coast adjacent to the Arabian
sea, and it is unlikely that Tsunamis were generated.
A list showing the Tsunami that affected Indian coast in the past is given
in Table. The information given in the Table for the first three events is sketchy
and authenticity cannot be confirmed except the Tsunami of 26th December 2004.
Above facts indicate the coastal region of Gujarat is vulnerable to Tsunamis from
great earthquakes in Mekran coast. Earthquake of magnitude 7 or more may be
dangerous. It may be noted that all earthquake do not generate Tsunami.
5.2.2 Tsunami Hits in India
S.No Year Affected area / locations
April 12, 1762 Eq. in the Bay of Bengal generated tsunami wave of 1.8 m in
1
1762 coastal Bangladesh
August 19, Earthquake Mw 7.5 in the Bay of Bangal. Tsunami wave run-up level
2
1868 at Port Blair, Andaman Island 4.0 m
Earthquake of magnitude Ms 7.9 in the Bay of Bangal, reported
December
3 tsunami run-up level of 0.76m at Car Nicobar, 0.3m at Dublat , 0.3 m
31, 1881
at Nagapattinam and 1.22 m at Port Blair in Andaman Island
Karakatau, volcanic explosion in Indonessia. 1.5 m tsunami at
4 1883
Chennai, 0.6 m at Nagapattinam.
Earthquake in the western part of the Bay of Bengal. Tsnamis at Port
5 1884
Blair & mouth of Hoogly River
June 26, Earthquake of magnitude MW 8.1 in the Andaman Sea at 12.90

6 N,92.5o E. Tsunamis on the east coast of India with amplitudes from
1941 0.75 to 1.25 m. Some damage from East Coast was reported.
Mekran Earthquake (Magnitude Ms 8.3 ). 12 to 15 M wave height in
November Ormara, 13 m at Pasni, and 1.37 m at Karachi (Pakistan) . In Gulf off
7
27, 1945 Cambay of Gujarat wave heights of 11.0 m was estimated, and 2 m
at Mumbai, where boats were taken away from their moorings
An earthquake of rear Magnitude (MW9.3) generated giant tsunami
waves in North Indian Ocean. Tsunmai made extensive damage to
December many coastal areas of Indonesia, India, Malaysia, Maldives, Srilanka
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26, 2004 and Thailand. A trans-oceanic tsunami, observed over areas beyond
the Ocean limit of origin. More than 2,00,000 people lost their lives
in above countries which is a record.
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5.2.3 Tsunami in Chennai
Earthquake of magnitude 9.2 on

the Richter’s scale in 2004 in Indonesia
is the second largest earthquake ever re-
corded which caused tsunamis which are
considered to be the most catastrophic in
the living memory of the inhabitants of the
coastal areas of India. This earthquake
had its epicenter off the coast of Sumatra
in Indonesia at 3.5° north latitude and 95°
east longitude.
This place happens to be at the tri-junction of the Indian, Australian and Burmese
(Myanmarese) plates. Tsunami attack coastal areas of mainland of India including
Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala after travelling more than 2,000 km in a
short span of about three hours. Of these three states, Tamil Nadu suffered the
most. The largest number of deaths was reported from Nagapattinam, Kanniyaku-
mari, Cuddalore and Chennai districts.
The location of relief shelters with in Coastal Regulation Zone in Chennai

city are shown in the following map. These relief centres should be avoided to
house the tsunami victims.
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5.2.4 Tsunami preparedness measures
¾¾ Organise camps in schools, colleges and public for awareness of do-s and
don’t s for earthquakes.
¾¾ Ensure availability of disaster management plans and first aid kits in all schools,
colleges and public buildings.
¾¾ Identify safe schools and colleges located atleast 500 m away from High Tide
Level which can be used as relief shelters.
¾¾ Ensure that all critical life saving equipment are maintained and ready to use.
¾¾ The open places alike parks, playgrounds may be identified for assembling the
people.
¾¾ Ensure that safe buildings in the corporation area are identified for purpose
of relief camps.
¾¾ Develop plan for hospital preparedness and mass casualty management.
¾¾ Prepare a database of registered private hospitals, clinics, diagnostic labs,
blood banks, etc. along with their capacities and facilities provided.
¾¾ Ensure availability of adequate supply of life saving equipments and drugs,
portable supplies like portable oxygen cylinders, portable x-ray machines,
triage tags, etc.
¾¾ Prepare for quick deployment of home guards, relief teams and volunteers
for providing safety to affected population and evacuated structures/ houses.
Greater Chennai Corporation is increasingly taking a proactive approach to deal

with disaster risk reduction. Based on the State Disaster Management Perspective
Plan 2018-2030, and in addition to the measures highlighted in chapters of this
document, GCC is outlining its priorities and actions moving forward which will be
modified/updated annually.
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6.0 Understanding Disaster Risk

“Disaster risk management needs to be based on an understanding of disaster
risk in all its dimensions of vulnerability, capacity, exposure of persons and assets,
hazard characteristics and the environment”
Understanding disaster risk is the first priority of the Sendai Framework. Risk
assessment, risk mapping, alert systems and risk communication play a very
important role in understanding the risks caused by different disasters. Better
understanding of the risks strengthen the efforts of different stake holders to be
better prepared to avoid the risks and in cases where avoidance is not feasible,
mitigation measures can be targeted with precision to reduce the impacts of the
risks as well as enhance the resistance of the community to risks. Greater Chennai
Corporation is working to strengthen the capacity of different stakeholders for
understanding the risks.
6.1.1 Risk Assessment and Mapping

Risk Assessment and mapping play a very critical role in enhancing
preparedness during pre-disaster phase, strengthening response measures
during the disaster phase as well as in undertaking preventive and mitigation
measures during post disaster phase. The Government of Tamil Nadu aims to
strengthen current Risk Assessment efforts with GIS based tools, advanced 3D
models generating systems and Big Data analytics along with digital mapping of
vulnerable areas as detailed below.
6.1.1.1 Real Time Flood Forecasting and Spatial Decision Support

System for Adyar, Cooum, Kosasthalaiyar Rivers and Kovalam
Basins
In order to address the recurrent urban floods in Chennai and its peri-urban
areas, the Government of Tamil Nadu will be undertaking a study and implement
a “Real Time Flood Forecasting and Spatial Decision Support System for Greater
Chennai Corporation and the river basin areas of Adyar, Cooum, Kosasthalaiyar
Rivers and Kovalam” to forecast flooding and help prepare various stakeholders and
government agencies involved in risk reduction as well as prepare the community.
The entire basins of Kovalam, Adyar, Cooum and Kosasthalaiyar will be studied
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for their hydrology along with street flooding patterns in urban local bodies such as
GCC, Tambaram, Pallavaram, Sembakkam, Pammal, Anakaputur, Poonamallee,
Avadi, Ambattur, Thiruvallur and Thirverkadu Municipalities.
Real-time Telemetry / GPRS network of stations such as Automatic Weather

/ Automatic Rain Gauge stations, Online lake inflow and outflow meters, River
flow level meters will be installed in the entire basin areas of Cooum (489.32
Sq.km), Adyar (1162.46 Sq.km), Kosasthalaiyar (1949.32 Sq.km) and Kovalam
(472.75 Sq.km) etc. The project envisages over 100 Automatic weather station
(AWS) / Automatic Rain Gauge (ARG) as per the National Disaster Management
guidelines of 1 in every 4.0 sq.km within the Greater Chennai Corporation. The
estimated cost for this hardware as well as setting up of Control Rooms will be
around Rs.15.00 to 20.00 crores, which is proposed to be funded under World
Bank assisted Tamil Nadu Sustainable Urban Development Project (TNSUDP). As
per the State Disaster Management Perspective Plan, the project will be completed
within a period of 30 months.
6.1.1.2 Mapping of Flood Prone River Basins by Unmanned Aerial

Vehicle
Tamil Nadu Government in association with Anna University has launched an
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) for Photogrammetric Mapping of flood affected
districts at a cost of Rs. 7.01 crore. UAV will perform efficient surveys for disaster-
prone or physically inaccessible areas by providing aerial images and accurate
pictures of the water courses in the River Basins. In addition separate studies
involving LIDAR systems will generate Digital Evaluation Models of the major rivers
of the State Viz., Cauvery, Adyar, Kosasthalaiyar, Cooum and Kovalam. These
studies will be carried out by PWD and Greater Chennai Corporation.
The UAV will undertake Aerial Photogrammetric mapping of the river basins in
Chennai and adjoining districts along with 0.5km to 1km areas on either side of the
main river course and its tributaries and distributaries. River basins in Thiruvallur
and GCC include Araniyar, Kosasthalaiyar and its tributaries, and Cooum in
Chennai; while in Kancheepuram and GCC the river basins include Adyar, Kovalam
in Chennai, Palar and its tributaries in Palar, and Ongur in Varahanadhi.
The study will provide inputs for identifying the location of dams, missing links
of canals and ensure possible opportunities for interlinking of watercourses. Using
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UAV, the images captured will be pre-processed, stitched and converted into useful
maps for the understanding of river basins and watercourses to initiate flood and
drought mitigation measures.
6.1.1.3 Storm Surge Model

Chennai has a coastline of 19 KM and it faces lower storm surge heights
(around 3m) compares to the southern parts of Tamil Nadu which have faced storm
surges exceeding 6m above the current sea level. Storm surges are a major threat
to the fishing community damaging their livelihood support.
In order to predict storm surges on real-time basis, the Government of Tamil

has proposed to develop Storm Surge and Tsunami Modelling for Tamil Nadu with
the help of IIT Madras. The real-time simulation model will identify the areas that are
likely to be inundated during the storm surges and provide effective visualization
models taking into account IMD forecast so as to strengthen early warning and
response systems during the disaster phase and develop mitigation strategies
during post-disaster and pre-disaster phases in subsequent years. The storm
surge model will also assist in the development of appropriate structures to reduce
risks and non-structural measures to avoid the risks, reduce the risks as well as
enhance resistance of the community and the state to storm surges.
6.1.1.4 Integrated Coastal Zone Management plan for Tamil Nadu

Integrated Coastal Zone Management (ICZM) is a dynamic, multidisciplinary
and iterative process to promote sustainable management of coastal zones. It
takes into account the full cycle of information collation, planning, decision making,
management and monitoring and evaluation of implementation. ICZM refers to the
integration of a wide variety of objectives depending on the stakeholder and also to
the integration of the many instruments needed to meet these objectives. The key
deliverables for the Government of Tamil Nadu of the project are:
6.1.1.4.1 Land Use Mapping of the Entire Coastal Stretch of Tamil

Nadu
The land use features are mapped from the merged product of CARTOSAT - I
and RESOURCESAT (IRS P6 LISS IV) data duly supported by ground truth and
Cadastral maps (at 1: 5,000 scale) from Survey and Land Records Department
of Government of Tamil Nadu. The land use classification followed the Coastal
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Land Use classification scheme developed by Space Application Center (SAC),
Ahmedabad and Ministry of Environment, Government of India.
6.1.1.4.2 Coastal Vulnerability Mapping

The combination of the wave and storm surge often inundate the coastal zone,
especially when the coastal area is low lying. The conditions worsen under tsunami
conditions. Wave and hydrodynamic modelling were carried out to arrive at highest
water level which may be expected at the various locations along the coastline
of Tamil Nadu. The MIKE 21 SW model has been used for wave transformations
studies under the fair weather as well as cyclonic conditions. The 30 to 40 years of
data will be used to identify ‘flood level’ and that was superimposed on the digital
elevation data of the coast to find out the degree of inundation/ flooding under
such adverse condition. Based on these flood levels coastal vulnerability maps are
prepared.
6.1.1.5 Tamil Nadu System for Multi-Hazard Potential Impact

Assessment and Emergency Response Tracking (TN -SMART)
The Government of Tamil Nadu will put in place a System for Multi-Hazard
Potential Impact Assessment and Emergency Response Tracking (SMART). TN
SMART is being developed in collaboration with the Regional Integrated Multi-
Hazard Early Warning System for Africa and Asia (RIMES) an Inter-Governmental
Organization registered with the United Nations based in Bangkok. This system
will be integrated with the other systems being developed with the help of GIS
technology. TN-SMART will offer following services to strengthen risk governance.
• A dynamic risk assessment system to assess the potential impacts of the

weather forecast issued by India Meteorology Department.
• An ensemble forecasting platform comprising of forecast products from various

global and regional center for reference purposes.
• A robust verification mechanism (metaanalysis) platform to critically evaluate the

performance of all the forecast products and forecast based impact scenarios,
a “real-time system of evaluating the predictions with reference to the actual
situations”.
TN-SMART initiative is in line with World Meteorological Organization’s Global
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Framework for Climate Services, i.e. development and application of climate
services to assist decision-making for addressing climate-related risks.
Risk assessment and impact assessment components are driven by the

forecast and site-specific thresholds derived from the historical records of extreme
events and hazards. The tool would capture the risk and the corresponding potential
impact. NDEM (National Database for Emergency Management) developed by
the National Remote Sensing Center (NRSC) which has inbuilt national level GIS
datasets will be integrated with State Data Base for Emergency Management
(SDEM) & TN-SMART. TN-SMART will assist in forecast and analysis, risk
mapping and assessment, also act as a data management system for managing
and processing weather, disaster risks and emergency response resources data
for use during the different phases of disasters.
6.1.1.6 GIS Cell

Geographical Information System (GIS) technology is extensively used for
generation of pre-monsoon preparedness maps for mitigation and management
of floods during northeast monsoon. The maps showing waterbodies, vulnerable
locations, evacuation & relief shelters, evacuation area, NDRF Team &boat
locations had been created and published in GCC’s Disaster Management Plan.
In addition to the monsoon preparedness maps, the real time inundation maps
were created during northeast monsoon in coordination with GCC Control Room
which is also available as archives in the web applications.
At present, the GIS Cell of Greater Chennai Corporation has developed an

exclusive GIS web portal and mobile application for visualizing the pre-monsoon
preparedness related data in addition to maps created for preparing GCC’s Disaster
Management Plan. The mobile application has the facility to collect the data from the
field and the same can be visualised in the map view of web application for better
management for officials of GCC. The collected data is being used for data analytic
and decision making aspects to aid in solving the disaster related challenges of
Chennai city in a smarter way.
The web and mobile application user credentials have been provided to the
respective officers of GCC.
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6.1.1.7 Data Analytics for Risk Assessment
Big Data Analytics can play a significant role in strengthening management
during different phases of the disaster. Data analytics enables real-time data
analysis not only to map the most disaster affected areas, but also to uncover
hidden patterns, unknown correlations and other vital information to make decisions
and issue alerts before disaster onset and thereby help in effective preparedness,
risk communication, response, relief& build back better strategies. The descriptive,
predictive and prescriptive analytics will be used in multiple ways to handle disaster
management more effectively.
6.1.1.8 Leveraging Technology to Enhance the Efficiency of Disaster

Risk Management Efforts
Technology will be leveraged as a key to planning sustainable and disaster
resilient infrastructure and systems. Satellite based/aerial photogrammetry based
GIS system and computer simulation for vulnerability mapping will be the basis
for strengthening disaster preparedness and response. State Disaster Response
Network, a State wide electronic inventory of specialist and essential resources
for disaster response will be established by the Government of Tamil Nadu to
strengthen the efforts during preparedness and response.
6.2 Risk Communication

Communicating risks to the community plays a very critical role in minimising
the risk of loss of lives and moveable properties. Dissemination of information in
time is a major challenge requiring investments in state of the art technologies.
Government of Tamil Nadu being committed to minimize loss of lives and damages
to public and private properties will strengthen risk communication by embracing
new technologies besides strengthening existing technologies as noted below.
Greater Chennai Corporation will also advance risk communication.
Currently, aFlood Control Room (District Emergency Operations Centre or

DEOC) is setup at Greater Chennai Corporation which is coordinating with the
State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC). New tools for risk assessment will
be utilized for generating vital information during pre-disaster and during disaster
phases to effectively communicate the risks to community as early as possible.
The SEOC and DEOC are equipped with multi communication facilities like VHF,
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mobile telephony etc. The Government of Tamil Nadu has provided support to GCC
to ensure that operations will be disaster proof by adding wireless communication
sets, internet telephony, Ham radios, satellite radio etc., so that communication is
uninterrupted even during power outages. In addition, a dedicated Public Relation
Officer/Assistant Public Relation Officer will be posted in the Control Room for
media management. The Officer will collect data and details of relief operations
from the field for press release as detailed earlier.
6.2.1 Early Warning System

Tamil Nadu has made tremendous progress during post Tsunami period in
terms of getting real time information on weather events and seismic activities. The
State has a well-equippedSEOC that gets information on significant events from
various agencies and presently disseminates information through multiple channels
to the DEOs which in turn inform to various line departments and first responders
and the communities. However limitation of the present system of information is
that while gathering of critical information at State level and its dissemination to the
districts is very fast, the dissemination from district level to the community in remote
location gets delayed due to absence of an integrated information dissemination
system. Therefore a State of the Art End-to-End Early Warning System is being
implemented in Tamil Nadu.
In addition, the National Centre for Coastal Research and the Government
of Tamil Nadu havesigned an MoU for the operationalization of theCoastal Flood
Warning System for Chennai (CFLOWS-Chennai), whichhas been developed for
Chennai. The Chennai Flood Warning System, aproject initiated by the office of
the PrincipalScientific Advisor (PSA) was developed as amulti-institutional project
involving IIT-Bombay,IIT-Madras, IRS-Anna University, and the Ministry of Earth
Sciences institutes IMD, National Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting
(NCMRWF) and Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS).
It is a WebGIS based decision support system developed for the Greater Chennai
Corporation (GCC) area and is a first of its kind in the country for urban flood
mitigation operations. All the thematic datasets such as administrative boundaries,
flood locations, boat locations, relief shelters, evacuation areas, water bodies, etc.
were provided by GCC and were invaluable in developing the decision support
system. CFLOWS-Chennai is an excellent example of utilization of science and
technology for disaster mitigation operations.
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The integrated system involves coupling models of regional weather forecast,
hydrological/catchment, hydraulic regime of rivers, urban drainage/overland flow,
tide and storm surge. The developed expert flood forecasting system has six
major components, which are connected to each other and all the connections are
automated through real-time forecast, monitoring and data sharing. The components
are: A) Regional Weather Forecasting and Modelling B) Tide and Storm-Surge
Modelling C) Monitoring of flows using sensors D) Upstream Hydrologic Modelling
E) Flood Modelling F) Integration, Data Bank Generation and Forecasting of Flood
Inundation with Visualization.
6.2.2 Satellite Telephony

Satellite connections do not depend on land-based telephone wires or cellular
towers and are capable of providing a full range of communications services,
including voice, video and broadband data. Even when disasters strike, these
networks can be used to provide seismic and flood sensing data to government
agencies, to enable early warning of an impending situation and broadcast disaster-
warning alerts and facilitate general communication and information flow between
government agencies, relief organizations and the public. Satellite telephony in
Greater Chennai Corporation is active.
6.2.3 Internet Telephony

Internet telephony allows voice calls and other services like fax, SMS and other
voice messaging applications to be transmitted using the internet as a connection
medium. The Government of Tamil Nadu has a state-wide area cable network
offering internet facilities. Internet telephony connectivity will be established to
ensure that during disasters communication is disseminated without interruption.
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7.0 Investing in disaster risk reduction for

resilience
“Public and private investment in disaster risk prevention and reduction through
structural and non-structural measures are essential to enhance the economic,
social, health and cultural resilience of persons, communities, countries and their
assets, as well as the environment. These can be drivers of innovation, growth
and job creation. Such measures are cost-effective and instrumental to save lives,
prevent and reduce losses and ensure effective recovery and rehabilitation”
Investing in disaster risk reduction for resilience is the third priority area of
the Sendai Framework. The Government of Tamil Nadu will create a Disaster
Mitigation Fund for undertaking disaster risk prevention and reduction through
structural and non-structural measures to enhance the economic, social, health
and cultural resilience/resistance of persons, communities and the state’s assets,
as well as the environment. The Government of Tamil Nadu will further encourage
the involvement of the community, civil societies and the private sector to partner
with the government in its efforts to transform vulnerable areas to resilient areas.
The government will also promote-
• Tools for incorporating disaster risk considerations in cost-benefit

analysis, budgetary tools and information systems.
• Sector based guidelines for the implementation of disaster risk

management policies for public investment.
• Guidelines for the evaluation of investment projects, including tools

and requirements for disaster risk management and climate change
adaptation analysis in addition to Environmental Impact Analysis and
compliance to regulatory requirements in fragile ecosystems and other
general regulations.
• Tools for analyzing natural hazards in public investment projects.
• Developing and enforcing risk analysis criteria in private and public

investment system regulations.
• Compendium of best practices
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Greater Chennai Corporation is allocating necessary resources, including finance
and logistics for the development and the implementation of disaster risk reduction
strategies policies, plans and regulations in all relevant sectors with the active
participation of the community and collaboration with different stakeholders. GCC has
made investments in integrated storm water drain networks, recharge wells, and in our
waterbodies, among others. The details are explained in Chapter 9.
7.1 Involvement of Private Sector

The private sector will be brought together on a common platform to strengthen
disaster resilient investments, particularly through: structural, non-structural and
functional disaster risk prevention and reduction measures in vulnerable areas and
in critical facilities and building better from the start to withstand hazards through
proper design and construction, including the use of the principles of design
innovation and the standardization of Building Codes and materials; retrofitting
and rebuilding; and taking into account economic, social, structural, technological
and environmental impact assessments. Greater Chennai Corporation has been
working with the private sector to restore waterbodies. GCC has signed MoUs
with various NGOs and the private sector.
7.2 Non-Structural Measures

As part of the non-structural measures the Government of Tamil Nadu will
promote the mainstreaming of disaster risk assessments into land use policy
development and implementation, including urban planning, land degradation
assessments and housing for the poor and the use of guidelines taking into account
anticipated demographic and environmental changes. The Government of Tamil
Nadu will also encourage the adoption of National Building Codes and Standards,
rehabilitation and reconstruction practices.
7.3 Social Inclusion

Government of Tamil Nadu is known for welfare policies and is a pioneer in
protecting and promoting the interests of the vulnerable sections be it women, weaker
sections, children or differently abled. The design and implementation of inclusive
policies and social safety-net mechanisms will be further strengthened, including
community involvement, integration of livelihood enhancement programmes,
access to basic health care services, including maternal, newborn and child health,
sexual and reproductive health, food security and nutrition, housing and education
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and find durable solutions in the post-disaster phase to empower and assist people
(currently) disproportionately affected by disasters to be resistant to risks. Greater
Chennai Corporation willcontinue its efforts to ensure the welfare of the vulnerable
sections of our society.
7.4 Mainstreaming Disaster Risk Concerns

Mainstreaming disaster risk reduction into development plans strengthens
risk reduction strategies by ensuring that new projects will incorporate measures to
reduce existing risks and will ensure that new risks do not arise due to implementation
of the new projects.
• On-going schemes and projects of the Ministries and Departments

of Government of India and Government of Tamil Nadu as well as
of all Government agencies and Institutions, including Public Sector
Undertakings, will be mandated to mainstream disaster risks into the
schemes and projects for ensuring that they address the disaster risk and
vulnerabilities of the local areas and enhance the capacity of the community
to resist disaster risks.
• At conceptualization or funding stage itself, the developmental schemes

will be designed taking into consideration potential hazards associated
with it and incorporate measures for mitigation of the same.
Greater Chennai Corporation will partner with relevant stakeholders and work
toward mainstreaming disaster risk reduction.
Major areas identified for mainstreaming risk concerns into developmental

plans
During the period 2017-2030, the Government of Tamil Nadu will focus on
major thrust areas for mainstreaming risk concerns into development plans taking
into account risk reduction as an essential investment to promote sustainable and
inclusive development.
The major thrust areas identified are as follows.

1. Natural Resources Conservation,
2. Comprehensive River Basin development,
3. Restoration & Sustainable Management of Ecosystems,
4. Social Inclusion.
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The convergence and mainstreaming of risk concerns into these major thrust
areas will enhance resilience/resistance of the community and the city to different
disasters. GCC is already advancing efforts to address the relevant thrust areas.
Some of the efforts include desilting of waterbodies, tree planting, rainwater
harvesting, artificial recharging of groundwater, and rainwater harvesting audits,
among others.
Mainstreaming concerns of disaster into development plans will be

undertaken by the District Disaster Management Agency in Chennai and by the
Commissioner of Revenue Administration & the State Relief Commissioner at the
State level to ensure participation of relevant stakeholders and full engagement
of all state institutions. The overall direction of mainstreaming of risk concerns
into development will be provided by the Tamil Nadu State Disaster Management
Authority.
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8.0 standard operating procedures

The City starts its preparedness in the month of September every year. This is
includes clearing of water bodies, storm water drains, removal of floating materials,
strengthening the bunds, preparing relief centres, common kitchen, stopping road
cut works, pruning of trees etc. A detailed discussion on each areas are discussed
in the following paras.
8.1 Preparedness of water ways and water bodies

GCC will remove water hyacinth and floating materials from canals maintained
by them periodically, using floats on annual maintenance basis well in advance to
maintain un hindered water flow and to control the mosquito menace.
Sl.No Measures before Monsoon Actions to be taken during rain

Examine manhole cover to be in good
1 Chute Pipe Cleaning.
condition.
Inlet chamber cleaning of sands / Continuous cleaning of garbage in chute
2
Debris near the chute pipe. pipe / inlet chamber / vertical gratings.
Missing link of storm water drain to be Ensure the flow of water from road to SWD
3
constructed and covered with precast slab. to monitor periodically by inspection.
Ensuring the network connection of
4 Pump / Motor can be used to maintain
SWDs
Block in SWDs to be cleared by motor /
5 Every year SWD to be cleaned
sucker lorry if necessary
Tools materials like, cow-bar, Manhole Keep open the manhole cover of SWDs
6 lifting hook, rope, FRC door cover slab, so as to drain water more with safety
kept ready for use. precaution sign around the manhole cover.
Make temporary kutcha drain to drain out

Repair in SWD structure to be
7 water from higher level to lower level on
attended.
emergent situation.
8 Street joints of SWD to be ensured. If needed enlarge the chute pipe.
Garbage removal around bins to be Providing Barricade, sign board for

9
done. diverting traffic in the above places.
Flow of water inside the SWD is

Manhole cover to be in good condition, periodically monitored to ensure that the
10
damaged one to be replaced. water is running full capacity inside the
SWD.
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Sl.No Measures before Monsoon Actions to be taken during rain
The SWD at its joining point with canals

Removal of Debris / silt inside the and rivers is frequently checked for
11
SWDs. removal of any blocks at the draining point
with rivers and canals.
Diesel / Submersible pumps are provided

in the needed location to drain out water
in SWDs.
12 Streets where SWD require cleaning
Road cut may be done in order to drain
more water with safely sign boards.
8.2 Water stagnation locations

In city various water stagnation locations were identified in all zone 1 to 15.
The list of mild, moderate, heavily inundated area, streets likely to be inundated
and the areas where the people are to be evacuated are given in detail in each
zone chapters. Strict vigil is maintained in these areas. From those areas stagnated
water to be disposed to the particular disposal points like storm water drain and
canal. The table shows the preparedness of Water stagnation locations in pre
monsoon and during rain.
Sl.No Measures to be taken before rain

1 RWH structures to be cleaned and refilled.
2 Chute pipe should be cleaned.
3 De-silting of disposal points and Storm water drains/canals.
4 Keep JCB, Bulldozers, cranes, pumps and super sucker Lorries ready.
5 Provide inlet chambers and pipe connections to the existing nearest drain.
6 De-silt storm water drains.
Break the top slabs and desilt the SWD where chronic obstruction is noted
7
and cover with precast slab.
8
Missing link of storm water drains to be constructed and covered with
precast slabs.
Available machineries/pumps to be checked and kept in ready condition. A
9
log book to be maintained by AEE regarding the same.
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8.3 Preparedness of Relief Centers

The GCC has identified and notified around 169 relief centers across the
city keeping in mind the vulnerability of areas prone for inundation and need for
eviction. The community halls, schools and public buildings are identified to act as
relief centers. The details of relief centers locations, contact persons are given in
there respective zonal chapters.
The relief centers are to be provided with safe drinking water, toilet facilities,
lighting arrangements, food packets, bread and Aavin milk for children, senior
citizens, differently abled persons are also to be kept in readiness in the relief
centers. The action plan for relief centers before and during rain is discussed in
the following table.
Measures before Monsoon Actions to be taken during rain
• Ensure regular supply of water by

• Clean the relief centre
CMWSSB
• Ensure adequate water available in sump
• Surrounding area should be cleaned
and water tank
• Necessary arrangement of water facilities

• Ensure the Toilets are cleaned regularly
by deploying CMWSSB 3000 Ltrs tanks.
• Cooking should be done regularly and

• Clean sump and water tank
food supplied
• Clean Toilets • Ensure the sufficiency of cooking gas.
• Clean Vessels/Gas Stove • Groceries & vegetables to be purchased.
• Vehicle arrangements with sufficient

• Ensure supply of Cooking gas. labourers for food distribution to all
required places.
• Availability of lights/ fans to be ensured. • Light and fan to be operated
• Medical facilities • Spraying of disinfectant.
• Cooking staff should be arranged • Supplying food to affected people.

• List of provision materials/ vegetables
to be purchased during rain to be kept
ready.
• Identification of place for storage of • Receive VVIP’s / VIP’s / NGO’s at relief
provision materials/ vegetables centre and explain to them.
• Keep ready Vehicle arrangements with
sufficient labourers for food Distribution
to all required places.
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• Light, Fan Switches to be tested • Be polite towards the people.
• Generator to be provided. • Garbage removal must be continuous.
• Assessing the requirements of food /

• Station ambulances where ever possible.
Bread / Milk
• Instruction should be given to all staff at
• Distribute relief material in a systematic
the relief centre to ensure the quantity
manner
and quality of food etc.
• Ensure temporary electric arrangements
to be kept always ready to operate during
power failure. • Ensure police bond bust
• Ensure good sanitation in and around
the relief centre by fogging, cleaning etc.
• Inform police and Fire and Health, Metro • Keep record of food distribution and relief
water about the location of relief centre. material distribution.
• Deploy Police
8.4 Common kitchen

The Corporation maintains 1 dedicated common kitchen centers with a
capacity to cook 5000 food packets per hour, at Chintadripet.
The common kitchens were stacked with required quantities of rations /
provisions and cooking materials well before on set of monsoon. The vehicles will
be kept ready in all these kitchens to transport the food to the affected areas and
relief centers.
In each common kitchen one Sanitary Inspector will be posted round the
clock to monitor food preparation & food hygiene. Temporary food centres will also
be set up in private marriage halls depending on the gravity of situation. Assistant
Revenue Officers are put in charge to prepare the required quantity of food for
common kitchen/relief centre kitchen.
To supplement above arrangements the food from Amma Unavagam also will
be lifted to the affected areas. Aavin will be requested to supply milk to the flood
affected children and aged persons. Supply of Bread will be arranged from modern
food industries. The supply of drinking water will be arranged from Amma Kudineer
and by CMWSSB.
8.5 Subways
There are 22 subways in Chennai city of which GCC maintains 16 subways
(Sl.No. 1 to 16) and 6 subways (Sl.No. 17 to 22) are maintained by Highways
department. The details of locations of subways are given in the respective zonal
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chapters. The 16 subways maintained by GCC are running for surpass for the
passenger in different location and the subways in Chennai are given below.
1. Ganesapuram subway, at Dr.Ambedkar College Road to the East of Vyasarpadi

Jeeva Railway Station.
2. Reserve Bank Subway at RajajiSalai Near Reserve Bank of India.
3. Stanley Nagar Subway 1 along Cochrane Basin Bridge Road South of Stanley
Nagar near Post Office.
4. Stanley Nagar Subway 2 along Cochrane Basin Bridge Road South of Stanley
Nagar near Post Office.
5. Perambur Subway at Perambur High Road to the West of Perambur Railway
Station.
6. Gengu- Reddy Road Subway at Egmore near Nehru Park.
7. In Redhills Road at Villivakkam LC-2.
8. Nungambakkam Subway near Nungambakkam Rly. Station.
9. Harrington Road Subway near Pachaiyappa’s College.
10. Dheeran Sivalingam Subway connecting Doraisamy road and BrindavanRaod.
11. Madley Subway connecting Madley road and EaswaranKoil Street on Southern
Side of Mambalam Railway Station.
12. Thyagi Aranganathan Subway connecting Kannammapet and Reddikuppam
Road.
13. Saidapet Bazaar Road Subway.
14. C.P. Pavalavannan Bridge in Jones Road.
15. In Monegar Choultry Road near stanley hospital.
16. Pedestrian cum two wheeler subway at Rangarajapuram level crossing.
17. St. Thomas Mount Subway.
18. Thillai Ganga Nagar Subway.
19. Palavanthangal Subway.
20. Jain College, Meenambakam Subway.
21. Viyasarpadi Subway.
22. Kathivakkam High Road Div- 2 Subway.
These subways are equipped with pump sets to bail out water from the
subways. Depending upon the necessity, pump sets from Agriculture Engineering
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Department, Fire Service Department and Private Sources will be deployed.
The preparedness of subways before monsoon and steps to be taken during the
monsoon are described in the following tables.
• Clearance of garbage and sand in the • The Diesel engines/electric pumps to

subway and surrounding areas be kept at an elevated level/platform.
• Ensure that all regular and stand by

• Remove rank vegetation.
pumps are kept in working condition
• Keep sufficient stock of diesel, petrol,
• Cleaning of chute pipes/inlet chambers in oil, grease.
the subway.
• Keep GENSET in ready condition.
• Ensure Starting handle availability.

• De-silting collector well.
• Check condition of foot valve /suction
valve.
• Disposal channel to be de-silted and free • Check the metallic rope in pump.
flow in its route to be ensured
• Carryout trial run of pumps.
• Mark danger water levels in red paint
• Service lanes in subway to be cleaned. on both sides of subway above which
the subway should be closed for traffic.
Preparedness of Manpower in the Subway
Action to be taken during rain

• Operate the pumps as and when
• Ensure stock of POL.
required.
• Closely watch the inlet /chute pipe. • Continuously operate the pumps.
• Remove choking if any found. • Check the water disposal at the outlet.
• Check the hose pipe and ensure that it • Ensure the movement of traffic in the
is intact. subway.
• Ensure the traffic movement without
• Caution the two wheelers riding in subway.
hindrance.
• Monitor the water level and to inform the
• Do not to allow senior/ disabled people to
higher level officer and submit a report
cross the subway.
every two hours.
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• Photograph the subway to ascertain its • Close the subway if water in the subway is
status and to ensure traffic movement above the danger mark normally more than
and share through WhatsApp. 3 feet at the lowest level.
Action if Subway is flooded to the brim
• Operate reserve pumps and submersible pumps to control water level in the subway.
• Put heavy duty pumps to suck out water.
• Have two (or) three disposal points.
• Keep sufficient lorries, JCBs, dozers and men for removal of silt, garbage and
floating materials etc., in the subway once rain stops.
Action if Subway is flooded to the brim
• Keep sufficient lorries, JCBs, dozers and men for removal of silt, garbage and
floating materials etc., in the subway once rain stops.
• Supervisory Officer to monitor the water level and to inform the status to the higher
official.
• Keep de-silting the outlet points in case of block.
8.6 Tree fall

The Preparedness of tree falls includes pruning of trees, anticipation of the
uprooting of trees during cyclone etc. Vehicle mounted saws and power saws are
kept ready in all zones 1 to 15 to cut and remove the fallen trees on the roads and
the following measures to be taken before rain and during rain.
i. Keep sufficient labourers to attend tree falls in wards.
ii. Sensitize the conservancy labourers to report the tree fallen in streets to
Assistant Engineer.
iii. Keep private contractors with tree cutting tools and vehicles for removal
of dead trees and slanting trees if regular staff is not available.
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Preparedness of Tree Fall in City.
• Inspect BRR and other roads to • Keep in close contact with Control Room, traffic,
assess the stability of trees and law & order, fire dept. and TANGEDCO to know
low branches about the tree falls.
• Form teams with Park overseers,

vehicles, labours &equipments& • Immediately reach the spot with vehicles.
deploy them
• Keep the following equipment

with specific area jurisdiction
a. Manual Saw.
b. Power Saw.
c. Vehicle Mounted Saw.
d. JCB, Open lorry, Crane etc.,
• Electric lines to be switched off
e. Sufficient stock of POL,
f. Finalise Private contractor.
g. Ropes - sufficient length
h. Temporary Barricades
i. Temporary lighting
arrangements.
• Conduct trail run of manual and • Make use of conservancy, road and malaria
Power operated saws labourer to cut the branches
• Attend complaints for removal of • Deploy JCB, Crane, Bobcat and Open Lorry to
trees and branches. remove the branches and trunks
• First priority is to restore traffic movements
• Deploy Private Contractors where ever required to

• Trees at low level touching clear fallen trees
overhead TANGEDCO line to be
reported
• Providing suitable barricades to protect the
unstable trees
• Report the road blocks and tree removal to the

Head Office with WhatsApp Photos stage wise
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8.7 Transport equipment /Lorries
• Inspect lorry stations and keeping it

• Ensure 100% march out for conservancy
ready for operation.
• Instruction to be given to the

time keeper and other field staff
to maintain reserve of diesel, oil
• Tree cutting and debri clearance
and spare materials related to
repair works and maintain 24 x 7
operation.
• Have contact details and address of

• Clear garbage without accumulation.
Lorry driver and Mechanic.
• Deploy JCB / Lorries & Bobcat wherever

• Engage private contractor if needed.
necessary.
• Necessary purchase of important

items like tyres, spare parts etc to • Ensure continuous fuel supply
be done in advance.
• Lorries / JCBs / Bobcats to be kept • Send water tanker lorry to suck out water
in good condition stagnation.
• Instruction to be given to Lorry

station A.E to monitor the vehicle
condition and to inform the higher • Procure POL to supply to Health dept vehicle
official to plan for shifting the and for fogging Machine.
Vehicles from Low Lying Area to
high land.
• Planning of lighting arrangements
• Keep drivers at Night time also.
and mobilisation of DG Set
• Engage contractors to attend repair works

• Keep reserve drivers.
immediately.
• Planning of lighting arrangements

• Engage private contractors if necessary.
and mobilisation of GENSET
• Sufficient mechanic / helpers for • Drivers allocation plan to be prepared and

vehicle repair and maintenance. informed proactively to drive the vehicles
• High capacity HP pumps to be kept at ready

• Inspect lorry stations and keeping it state
ready for operation.
• Contact RTO in case of more lorry required.
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8.8 Preparedness of Streets
8.8.1 Preparedness of Streets do not require evacuation

During every monsoon GCC will identify vulnerable spots in all zones and
action will be initiated to dispose the rain water through storm water drain into river,
canal etc. The precautionary measures to be taken are as follows.
i. Stock sand bags in Ward offices and in important streets.

ii. Keep ready pumps with required capacity to pump out water entering in to
houses.
iii. Instruct public to clean the RWH structures in the private premises and GCC
to clear RWH structures within their jurisdiction.
iv. Advising house owners to increase the height of low lying area within their
compound to match with road level and their basement.
v. Identify dilapidated buildings and alert people who are living there.
vi. Identification of place for dumping Debris.
vii. Engaging the Private Contractor with necessary machineries to remove
debris in case of building collapse.
viii. Mobile Super Sucker & Pumps to pump out water.
ix. Identify the location and route through which water can be pumped out.
8.8.2 Preparedness of Streets require evacuation

During heavy flood occurred in the year 2015, people evacuated from various
locations were accommodated in relief centres/public buildings provided with basic
amenities in all the zones. The following section gives the detailed action plan for
evacuation in different circumstances
a) Streets where Rivers/ Lakes/ over flow and need evacuation:
i. Monitor river levels and releases from upstream

ii. Arrange mobile public address system for announcement of evacuation,
inform media and through other possible sources.
iii. Making necessary transport arrangements to evacuate.
iv. Stock sand bags along the canal, lake and river bunds.
v. Mobilize mobile lighting system.
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vi. Heavy (giant) pumps to be kept ready.
vii. Identify Relief Centres for street wise evacuation.
viii. Keep the relief centres ready with water supply, toilets, sanitation,
medicines, food& lighting facilities.
ix. Make arrangements for cooking food.
x. Supply from Ammaunavagam
xi. Assess numbers to be evacuated at R.C.
xii. Ambulance, boats with life jacket medical team, Police escort, NDRF to
be kept ready.
xiii. Sufficient staff and labourers to be trained and posted.
xiv. JCB /Cranes /Bulldozers and other machineries to be procured and kept
ready.
b) Air Lifting Operations:

 Deployment plan for airlifting in the whole area
 Food supplies through Air craft
 Necessary fuel to be kept at RC
 Gas operated emergency lights to be rented / procured.
 Necessary financial arrangements to be made to meet out unforeseen
expenditure.
 Prior information to nearest UPHC / private hospitals to handle casualties
during rain .
 Burial grounds to be equipped with fuel and labourer arrangements and
approaches. Gas burners / Gen sets to be kept ready.
 Divers and swimmers team to be made available.
 Sufficient rain coats to be made available.
 Special team of conservancy to clean the floating garbage / debris / etc round
the clock.
 Fire service to be alerted.
c) Inundated Streets
i. Chute pipes / water table to be de-clogged regularly & water to be kept flowing.
ii. De-silting the disposal point periodically.
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iii. Use brush to clear water
iv. Ensuring the sufficient number of super sucker/sewer lorries and pumps are
mobilized and deployed to drain water.
d) Streets where water entering houses

i. Power should be disconnected.
ii. Piped water to be stopped
iii. Mobile water supply to be arranged
iv. Prior announcement to be made to safeguard household materials and to move
upstairs.
v. Manpower for relief material distribution.
vi. Alerting people in dilapidated buildings
vii. Deployment of Fire service, SDRF and NDRF to evacuate people through
boats regularly. Arrange food to those who are stranded upstairs.
viii. Garbage cleaning to be done
ix. Cleaning of sumps with Bleaching powder and filling fresh water before starting
same.
x. Applying of lime and bleaching powder
xi. Snake catchers to be put into job.
xii. Silt, debris/rubbish etc., removal in the streets.
e) Streets where Rivers/ Lakes/ over flow and Need evacuation
i. Use sand bags to prevent overflow.

ii. Issue warning to evacuate low lying areas as soon as you anticipate
overflows.
iii. Deployment of rescue teams to help the public evacuate.
iv. JCB/ bulldozers/ cranes/ lorries to be deployed to spot immediately.
v. Fumigation and application of disinfectants / powders in the affected area.
vi. Continuous monitoring of materials available.
vii. Alternate substitute staff / labourers to be kept ready with prior training.
viii. Medical camps to be available round the clock.
ix. Deploy boats to evacuate and distribute food and water for people.
x. Deploy helicopter for air dropping of supplies and evacuation
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8.9 Lighting facilities
At the time of disaster most of the operation will be taken place on 24x7 as like
war period. Therefore establishing alternate sources of lighting is a prerequisite in
all areas. Eighteen mobile high mast lights are deployed in all zones in case of
power cut during flood and cyclone, these light shall be used. The following table
shows the preparedness of lighting facilities in monsoon period.
Preparedness of Lighting Facilities
• Check street lighting at nights and attend in case

• Inspection of all street lights.
failure.
• Replace the damaged street light
• Check lighting in parks and public convenience
poles and report.
• Ensure the operation of substation in wards.

• Ensure lighting facilities in streets,
relief centres, UPHC & officers. • Electrician labourers to be kept ready during night
times
• Night patrolling of street lights.

• Details of one of more private
contractors for providing temporary • Instruction to be given to electrical in-charge for
power supply and lights to be preparing duty arrangement.
maintained.
• Engaging private contractor for arrangements of
DG set .
• Power Supply.
• Keep sufficient labourers to attend
complaints regarding lighting. • Run DG set in case of power failure in Relief
campus/ UPHC/ govt offices/ schools.
• Cables on the streets to be checked • Keep sufficient bulbs/ tube lights ready.
• Rectify low lying TANGEDCO

• Keep stock of emergency lights.
cables.
• Rectify open broken TANGEDCO • Put up emergency lights to rescue operation in

pillar boxes. high time.
• Rectify open broken TANGEDCO
• Keep ready candles in bulk.
pillar boxes.
• Keep POL in ward / Zonal Offices. • Plan for utilization of solar panels.
• Keep Gen-set in BG’s to operate lighting

• Inspection of all street lights.
arrangement also.
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8.10 National Disaster Response Force/ State Disaster Response Force
The relief teams from National Disaster Relief Force (NDRF) are also pressed
into service for urgent relief operations. The services of coast guard are requested
in the event of very heavy flooding.
NDRF
The Commandant, 04, Battalion (NDRF), Suraksha Campus, Takkolam,
Arakkonam, Vellore District – 631 152 : Contact. 04177 – 246594/246269
The State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) has been constituted and
stationed at Commando Force Head Quarters, Adyar. The Commissioner, Greater
Chennai Corporation will request for the assistant of SDRF/NDRF in case of any
disaster.
The NDRF to be stationed in the designated locations & deployed to needy

points for commencing evacuation operations. A detailed mentioned about housing
of NDRF/SDRF and pre positioning locations are discussed in each zone. The
following are the precautionary measures to be taken before rain:
i. Identified vulnerable places should be informed to NDRF for pre positioning
the force. Contact with commandant to deploy in vulnerable areas in case
needed.
ii. Identify station place to accommodate them.
iii. Procure fuel for them.
iv. Joint inspection with NDRF / SDRF/ QRT
v. Accommodate NDRF in chosen place. Deploy them in selected location for
evacuation and supply of food to victims.
8.11 Health Department Support
At the time of any disaster preparedness medical facilities is more important
to save the people from various infections and diseases. In GCC there are 238
Medical Officers and 1,043 Paramedical Staff working at 152 health centers and a
Communicable Diseases Hospital. 3 Medical Teams focused in each zones to give
medical care during the flood emergency period round the clock. Whenever flood
relief camps are opened, Medical officer, Paramedical Staff and Sanitary Inspector
will be posted round the clock to ensure Health, Hygiene and sanitation of the
affected population. The following Preparedness are given to control the disease
at the time of disaster.
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1. Essential medicines have to be stocked in adequate quantity in all the Urban
Primary Health Centers and Communicable Disease Hospital. At Present 2
month’s stock of disinfectants and medicines are available in each zone. At any
moment procurement of necessary requirement of disinfectants and medicines
can be purchased from TNMSC within a week’s time.
2. All the diarrheal infected patients in the Communicable Diseases Hospital
are to be intimated to the respective Zonal Health Officers to take appropriate
preventive and control measures immediately in their residential areas.
3. Adequate quantity of bleaching powder, chlorine tablets and phenyl are stocked
at Unit Offices and Stores. Adequate resources are available for maintaining
hygiene and sanitation in a flood situation in the flood prone areas.
4. Spraying with MLO is being carried out in all the water stagnation places once
in a week. The frequency of this should be increased depends on the ground
reality. 568 sprayers are engaged for this activity.
5. The potential sources of contamination of water such as sewage overflow
is being identified and it will be intimated to the Metro water engineers for
appropriate action. Joint inspection with Zonal Health Officers and Metro water
officials are being conducted regularly.
6. Both during and after any disaster, outbreak of epidemics is a major fall out.
A strong health support system would largely mitigate this situation. Considering
the fact, the respective Sanitary Inspectors are to take up the anti mosquito
fogging in all the streets and anti larval spraying for storm water drain networks
and canals periodically.
7. The concerned sanitary officers and santitary inspectors will ensure residual
chlorine of 0.2 to 0.5 ppm in drinking water supply in co-ordination with
CMWSSB staffs. Distribution of bleaching powder to individual houses to clean
the overhead tanks and sumps to avoid water contamination.
8. Vector control activities will be carried out by the Entamologist in all the zones.
9. The zonal health officers are to supervise the Medical officers, Entomologist,
Sanitary officers, Veterinary officers are to co-ordinate with conduction of health
camps at required habitations.
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The following table shows the Preparedness of action taken for disease
control in monsoon period.
• Assess the streets where spraying

• Sector ALO work to be done
of disinfectant needed.
• Fogging to be done
• Keep sufficient lime/ bleaching
powder in S.I Office.
• Spray disinfectant in water logged streets.
• Supervise sector programme.
• UPHCS to be kept ready • Chlorine level to be maintained.
• Fogging operation to be intensified.
• Analysing the trend of diseases in UPHCS – op

• Sector ALO work to be strangled.
• Administer DT Vaccination to employees.
• Give bleaching powder to each family.

• Intensify fogging activities.
• Spray disinfectant to all streets.
• Check chlorine level in all water lorries.
• Clean SWD blocks

• Put up medical camps in relief centre, low laying
areas, disease prone areas.
• Mobilize doctors to the needed location with

vehicles.
• Procure drugs for UPHC
• Arrange food for the medical team,
• Keep the BGs in open and ensure labourers

availability there.
• Distribute Mask hand cloves / boot
to labours.
• Give masks, hand cloves, boots to sanitation
employees.
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The Health Department in GCC will be geared up with the following activities.
i. Intensify Activities for control against Dengue and Other Communicable
Diseases
ii. Source Reduction activities to be intensified mainly in Hospitals, Schools,
Colleges, Railway Yards, Vacant plots, New Construction sites, domestic
sources, etc.
iii. IEC Activities to be carried out by audio and video measures at all Hot spot
areas, Hospitals, Schools, Colleges, Government institutions, Slums and
places where people gather.
iv. Distribution of Nilavembu Kudineer to the General Public.
v. Protective gears like Gloves, Mask, Shoes, Over Coat to be provided for
workers who are involved in anti – mosquito activities.
vi. Health application to be developed for fever notification, patient details for
follow activities and treatment, control centre.
8.12 Veterinary Support

The GCC conducts Mass Veterinary Camps in collaboration with Tamil Nadu
University for Veterinary and Animal Sciences 30 Camps (two per Zone) will be
conducted. The following activities are undergone for veterinary support.
i. Treatment of Large Animals and Small Animals

ii. Anti-rabies Vaccination and Deworming
iii. Distribution of Nutritional supplements for pet animals
iv. Distribution of Nutritional supplements for large animals
v. Distribution of free mineral mixture/ salt licks
vi. Distribution of green fodder
vii. Distribution of Paddy Straw at subsidized rate of Rs. 2/Kg @ Perambur and
Pudupet Cattle depots
The GCC will form Animal Rescue Teams, one for each zone to support the
animals at the time of disaster. The composition of rescue teams are as follows.
1. One Veterinarian
2. Two Animal Attendants
These rescue teams with the help of Dog Catching Vehicles and Cattle
Catching Vehicles will conduct animals health camps. The dead animals found on
roads, streets, water bodies will be disposed by carcass and buried at Kodungaiyur
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and Perungudi dumping yards following sanitary measures.
The GCC have arranged the Emergency Animal Rescue stations for the
purpose of treatment. Table shows the details of Cattle and horse Rescue Stations.
Rescue Station for Cattle & Horses (Domestic Animals)
Sl. Hospital Name Place Contact No.
no
1. Greater Chennai Corporation ‘G’ Cattle Depot Perambur 9445197444
Greater Chennai Corporation ‘D’ Cattle
2. Pudupet 9445026046
Depot
3. Government Veterinary Hospital Saidapet 04424352478
4. Government Veterinary Hospital Tondiarpet 04424892536
5. TANUVAS Veterinary Hospital Vepery 04425304000
6. Blue Cross Animal Rescue Centre Velachery 04422300666
Rescue Station for Dogs, Cats & Birds (Pet Animals)
Sl. Hospital Name Place Contact No.

no
1. Greater Chennai Corporation Pet Clinic Thiru .Vi.Ka.Nagar 9445026042
2. Greater Chennai Corporation Pet Clinic Nungambakkam 9445194747
3. Greater Chennai Corporation Pet Clinic Kannammapet 9445026049
4. Greater Chennai Corporation Animal Rescue Centre Lloyds Road 9445194746
5. Greater Chennai Corporation Animal Rescue Centre Basin Bridge 9445026047
6. Government Veterinary Hospital Saidapet 04424352478
7. TANUVAS Veterinary Hospital Vepery 04425304000
8. TANUVAS Peripheral Veterinary Hospital Madhavaram 04425551586
8.13 Role of Financial Advisor

Arrangements shall be made to disburse advance amounts to the Zonal
Officers, Head of the Departments, Officer in charge of the Relief Centres and
other officers for carrying out relief works.
Arrangements shall be made to function the Treasury of Greater Chennai

Corporation, including holidays, to disburse advance amounts, to the Zonal
Officers, who are involved in the flood relief works.
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8.14 Role of Public Relations Officer

On receipt of warning message from the Control Room, all arrangements
shall be made to warn the people living in the low-lying areas to move to relief
centres in advance.
Arrangements shall be made to communicate the messages of the

Commissioner to the public through medias. PRO shall also publish press release
about the relief activities that are under taken by GCC to build confidence and
subdue panic among the public.
8.15 Ward Committee

The ward committee is formed for each ward by drawing officials from various
departments to work in close coordination. The objective of forming such ward
committee is to ensure co-ordinated mitigation work in the field without lapse of time.
Defining the role of line departments is very essential and should play a
supportive role to ensure smooth functioning of the Entire Disaster Management
Operation. The duties and responsibilities of staffs/ officials of ward committee are
described as below. Table shows the responsibilities for the various designation
in the ward committee. The composition of ward committees with contact details
mentioned in detail in the respective zones.
Responsibilities of Officials
Designation Responsibilities
Removal of water stagnation on roads & subways, desilting
Assistant Engineer/Junior
SWD and cleaning chute pipes, arranging pumps for dewatering,
Engineer, GCC
evacuating people at times of flood and providing them food
Assistant Engineer/Junior Inspecting & replacing the non-burning street lights, alternate
Engineer, GCC– Electrical, arrangement for lighting during power failure
Ensuring the proper sanitation for the zone, Anti mosquito
Sanitary Inspector, GCC fogging on all the streets and anti-larval spraying for storm water
drains and canals, spraying disinfectant on streets
Veterinary officer, GCC Animal health issues and disposal of dead animal carcass
Conservancy Inspector, Clearing of garbage and spreading the lime powder around the
GCC bins debris
Ensuring the readiness of common kitchen, food materials and
Assistant Revenue Officer,
drinking water in the relief centres during evacuation at time of
GCC
flood
Park Overseer, GCC Removal of fallen trees/branches and pruning of trees.
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Assistant Engineer, Proper maintenance of the electric cables, ensuring 24x7 power
TANGEDCO supply, attending to cable faults
Assistant Engineer/Junior Ensuring proper water supply and removing sewer blocks.
Engineer, CMWSSB
BSNL Assuring uninterrupted communication & attending to faults
Fire Service Rescuing people from burning and from collapsed buildings
Maintaining law & Order, patrolling the areas for protecting

Police
people & property
PWD Desilting of canals and rivers
TNSCB Providing the basic amenities to the slum tenements
These ward committees have to look after any kind of emergency or disaster
occurrence in the ward. The preparedness of ward committee during the disaster
time is show in the table below.
Preparedness for Inter department coordination
• Conduct co-ordination meeting at

• Assemble at one point and monitor it.
Zonal / Regional / Ward level.
• Familiarize with line departments. • Inspect jointly the vulnerable areas.

• Discuss the issues with line
• Deploy machineries at required location.
departments
• Conduct co-ordination meeting
• Joint inspection
with line departments.
• Deploy JCBs. dozers to clear garbage in canals
• Inspect jointly the vulnerable areas
and culverts.
• Request the service departments to

• Communicate the need to service department
keep the logistics in good condition
• Request PWD, Highways

department to clean SWDs/ Canals • Co-ordinate with service dept.
and De-silting it.
8.16 Other Departments Mitigation Plan

The civic and essential services to the public in Chennai city is being provided
by various departments independently. Unless there is effective coordination plan
with other departments preparedness, relief and rehabilitation of affected people
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will not be done effectively. The Commissioner, GCC will conduct regular meetings
with the Head of Departments before monsoon. The role of each department with
regards to monsoon preparedness is described in the following table.
S.
DEPARTMENT MITIGATION PLAN
NO
To issue periodical weather warning before 24 or 48 hours and cyclone

alert at the appropriate time. The rainfall details, wind speed and
Meteorological
duration will be periodically updated for the city. GCC will also discuss
1 Department
with Meteorological Department well before monsoon to asses the
intensity of forthcoming monsoon.
To avoid major road cuts during monsoon period and the road cuts
done hitherto to be restored well in advance before commencement
of monsoon.
To replace all the missing sewer manhole covers.
Chennai To display sign boards incase of unavoidable road cuts are made with
Metropolitan a view to prevent pedestrians and vehicles from falling into the sewer
Water Supply and barricade the areas wherever necessary
2 and Sewerage To ensure working conditions of sewerage pumping stations and to
Board keep generator sets in pumping stations.
Injection of necessary quantity of chlorine into drinking water supply
line.
Announcement to the public through Mass Media regarding the need
for chlorination in private wells.
Erection of water tanks at relief camps and flooded areas where the
regular supply is stopped.
Director of To disseminate the forecast and publish periodically about mitigative
3 Information and
Public Relation actions under taken by Greater Chennai corporation.
Removal of sand bars at river mouth of Cooum, Adyar and Muttukadu
to ensure free flow of flood water into sea from water ways. To procure
adequate quantity of sand bags and to be kept ready. Desilting of
water bodies, clearing of debris /floating materials/ garbage/ hyacinth
maintained by PWD. Clearing of culverts, vents under the bridges.
The level and discharge from Chembarambakkam Tank, Puzhal tank,
Public Works Redhills shall be updated to GCC Control Room. The flow level of
Department rivers and discharge quantity at mouth shall be intimated to Control
4
Room.
Perennial issues like debris under MRTS bridge along Central
Buckingham Canal, widening mouths of Coovum, Adyar,
Kosasthalaiyar and B canal at Muttukadu shall be addressed in
advance.
One representative shall be nominated to work in the Control Room

of GCC during monsoon period for coordination.
Blockages below the culverts/ Bridges along the water ways has
Highways & to be removed. Storm water drain in highways road to be de-silted.
5 Rural Works Manholes, chute pipes should be checked. Patch works should
Department be attended. Footpaths shall be rectified. Pruning of trees shall be
carried out.
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S.
NO
To attend the faults, check transformers and pillar boxes to avoid

Tamil Nadu
6 electrocution. To vigil open LT lines in extended areas of GCC. Power
Electricity Board
supply to be cut off during flooding, if required.
Fire Service To keep rescue teams with necessary machineries, tools, equipments,
7 Department boats etc at designated locations. Readiness to commence evacuation
and rescue operations in case of marooning of people.
To ensure disruption of free service of important telephones of Greater

Chennai Corporation and other Departments. Immediate temporary
Telephone
8 installation of connectivity facility may be made on request at certain
Services
important places like relief camps etc. The generators within their
premises shall be kept in an elevated location to avoid submergence.
Chennai To keep buses on road in good condition for transportation of essential

Metropolitan commodities of food packets to the inundated and marooned areas.
9
Transport If necessary the vehicles may be provided to evacuate the marooned
Corporation people preferably high chased vehicles.
M.R.T.S. / To clear the blockade in rivers, canals beneath the tracks to ensure
10
Railways free flow of water.
Chennai Metro
Clearing the blockage of earth and concretes at canals, rivers and
11 Rail Limited
beneath of track line.
(CMRL)
Indian Air Force shall get prepared with latitudes and longitudes of
12 Indian Air Force
marooned areas for dropping food packets and air lifting.
To keep ready medicines and ambulances at all Government

Director of
13 Hospitals. To spare health personnel for mass inoculation, if required
Medical Services
by Greater Chennai Corporation.
Director of Public To work in close coordination with GCC for preventive measures have
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Health to be taken in advance before the outbreak of epidemics.
Tamil Nadu
Civil Supplies
15 To stock required commodities in all PDS shops.
Corporation
Limited
Tamil Nadu
To supply tractor mounted pump sets with complete suction and
16 Agro Industries
lengthy delivery hose pipes.
Corporation
Tamil Nadu
Housing Board / To look after relieving of stagnant water, desilting of storm water drain
17
Tamil Nadu Slum within slum tenements area, clearing debris & garbage.
Clearance Board
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S.
NO
To provide boats and catamarans as and when required by Fire

Fisheries
18 Service Department, Police Department etc. To keep ready the
Department
contact details of boat operators engaged in rescue operation.
General Officer
19 Commanding To consider the suggestions made.
Head Quarters
Director of
20 Veterinary To consider the suggestions made.
Service
The communication equipment shall be installed in the Control Room

Greater Chennai
21 of Ripon Building. To share informations like traffic clogging due to
Police
water stagnation, tree fall, status of traffic flow in subways etc.
Army Will deploy Army personnel and other resources as and when the
22
Commandant situation arises at their command.
Director of Ex- They will render assistance in the flood affected areas in the rescue
23
Servicemen operations.
To render assistance in flood affected areas using their resources in

24 Coast Guard
the rescue operations.
Red Cross For assisting in the flood affected areas with vehicles, men and
25
Society materials.
Blue Cross,
26 To render assistance with men and materials.
NGO, Volunteers
Chennai
Metropolitan
27 To consider the suggestions made.
Development
Authority
Collectors
of Chennai, Flood warning message shall be propagated to public if necessary
Thiruvallur & in cooperation with GCC. Distribution of relief materials incase
28
Kancheepuram of huts damages, diseased cases etc. To identify and clear the
encroachments.
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9.0 Enhancing Disaster Preparedness

“Experience indicates that disaster preparedness needs to be strengthened
for more effective response and ensure capacities are in place for effective
recovery. Disasters have also demonstrated that the recovery, rehabilitation and
reconstruction phase, which needs to be prepared ahead of the disaster, is an
opportunity to «Build Back Better» through integrating disaster risk reduction
measures. Women and persons with disabilities should publicly lead and promote
gender-equitable and universally accessible approaches during the response and
reconstruction phases”
Enhancing disaster preparedness for effective response and “Build Back

Better” in recovery, rehabilitation and reconstruction comprises is the fourth priority
area of the Sendai Framework. Resilience of community, resistance to risks and
avoidance of risks requires strengthening and enhancement of preparedness to
ensure that the response to different disasters is effective through multistakeholder
involvement. It also involves mitigation measures following systems approach.
9.1 Data Analytics for Strengthening Preparedness and Response

Big Data Analytics can play a significant role in strengthening management
during different phases of the disaster. Data analytics enables real-time data
analysis not only to map the most affected disaster areas, but also to uncover hidden
patterns, unknown correlations and other vital information to make decisions and
issue alerts before disaster onset and thereby help in effective preparedness, risk
communication, response and relief & build back better strategies. The descriptive,
predictive and prescriptive analytics will be used in multiple ways to handle disaster
management more effectively during different phases of disaster.
9.2 Build Back Better for Rehabilitation and Reconstruction

Though all disasters pose multiple challenges, each disaster throws up new
challenges and provides insights into the vulnerabilities even in areas that are
considered to be safe. Systems approach sees opportunities in these challenges
to build resistance of the communities and transform areas resilient to disasters
through innovation, redesigning, retrofitting, capacity building and social inclusion.
Government of Tamil Nadu has been facing these challenges and each time
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responds by adopting build back better philosophy in the rehabilitation and
reconstruction projects. Taking into account the vulnerabilities being faced by
Tamil Nadu the build back better strategies through systems approach will focus
on different vulnerabilities such as urban floods.
9.3 Collaboration with International and Domestic NGOs

Greater Chennai Corporation has established partnerships through MoUs
with international NGOs such as the Rockefeller Foundation funded 100 Resilient
Cities, C40 and GIZ, the German Development Agency. These organizations
have been supporting GCC’s efforts to strengthen resilience building efforts
across various projects. Most recently, GCC and 100 Resilient Cities launched the
Chennai City Resilience Strategy in June 2019 which features over 80 actions and
recommendations that address vulnerable communities, disaster preparedness
and planned urbanization, among other issues. GCC has also been collaboratively
working with Chennai City Connect, a local NGO, on restoration of waterbodies.
9.4 Command and Control Centre

Command Control Centre is an integrated place for analysing, planning
and decision making to deliver secure & healthy environment to citizens. Smart
governance through Command and Control Centre (CCC) will improve delivery
of services to citizens, businesses and will engage citizens in the process of
governance through interaction.
CCC aims to provide a comprehensive view of all the smart initiatives

undertaken by Authority with the focus to serve as a decision support engine for city
administrators in day-to-day operations, and during disaster management situations.
Major components part of the Command and Control Centre implementation are
as follows.
• Command and Control Centre in Ripon Building
• Smart Data Centre Solution – Hosted on Cloud
• Smart Sensors for rainfall, environment and flood monitoring across Chennai
• Variable Messaging Board
• City Surveillance System & Disaster Management System
• Mobile Command & Control Centre
• Smart Poles with Pubic Announcement Systems and Emergency Call Box
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• ICT based Smart Solid waste/bin management system
• Integration of Smart Parking system
• Laying & Commissioning of Fibre Network for connecting sensors
9.5 Storm Water Drains

In order to prevent flooding in the city, Greater Chennai Corporation maintains
the storm water drain network to a total length of 2071 km comprising of 8835
storm water drain structures. Besides, this, the Greater Chennai Corporation also
maintains 31 canals for a total length of 49 km, which include Kodungaiyur Canal,
Captain Cotton Canal, Padikuppam Canal.
In accordance with the policy of Greater Chennai Corporation to provide

infrastructure facilities to the extended areas on par with the core Chennai city, for
avoiding water inundation by safe disposal of rainwater, integrating the available
tanks and lakes for disposal of the rainwater, rainwater harvesting and recharging
of ground water and improvement in overall hygiene for sound health, the Greater
Chennai Corporation has prepared a Detailed Project Report for Kosasthalaiyar,
Cooum, Adyar and Kovalam Basin for the length of 1069.40 km of Integrated Storm
Water Drain network.
In first phase, Construction of Integrated Storm Water drain in Adyar and

Cooum basins, have been completed to a length of 406 Km under World Bank
fund under Tamil Nadu Sustainable Urban Development Project (TNSUDP).
7 lakhs people living in Ambattur, Valasaravakkam and Alandur areas have been
benefitted.
As far as Construction of Integrated Storm Water Drain in Kovalam basin in

M1,M2 & M3 components has to be taken up for a length of 360 Km under KfW
fund the German Development Bank. Peoples living in Thoraipakkam, Perungudi,
Pallikaranai, Palavakkam, Injambakkam, Karapakkam and Madipakkam
Palavakkam, Kottivakkam, Neelangarai, Injambakkam, Sholinganallur, Kanathur
and Uthandi are benefitted.
The construction of Integrated Storm water Drain Network in Kosasthalaiyar

Basin to a length of 769 km in Greater Chennai Corporation under Asian
Development Bank (ADB) have been taken up and work is in progress. Peoples
living in Ambattur, Manali ,Madhavaram and Thiruvotriyur are benefitted.
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Further as per the suggestions made by flood monitoring IAS Officers and
as per DPR prepared by the consultant appointed by TNUIFSL storm water drain
works have been taken up in core Chennai City in 527 locations under CMCDM
and Smart City Fund, for prevention of stagnation of rain water.
Further Government of Tamil Nadu has allocated Rs.25 crore under TURIP
fund for demolition and reconstruction of the major dilapidated Arch drains of
Konnur High Road and Egangipuram canal and for the construction of storm water
drain in the surrounding areas to a total length of 4.18 km and all the storm water
drain works have been completed after carrying out the resettlement of the 370
slum families encroached over the Arch drain in the TNSCB tenements.
Government has Constituted an Advisory Committee for the management and

mitigation of floods in Chennai metro on 21.06.2021 headed by Dr. V. Thiruppugazh
IAS. Retired, Former Additional Secretary / Advisor, NDMA comprising of experts
from IIT Bombay, IIT Madras, NRSC, Town and Contry planning organisation, New
Delhi, Anna University, WRD, CMWSSB, CRA, CMDA, Department of Environment.
The Advisory Committee submitted the first interim report to Government on

03.01.2022 and second interim report on 17.05.2022.
As per the recommendations in interim report, Government of Tamil

Nadu has announced the special fund for flood mitigation works. Based on the
recommendation of the committee new projects are taken up for flood mitigation
works under various funds such as Singara Chennai 2.0 phase I, Singara Chennai
2.0 phase II, I and A fund, Flood relief fund, etc.,
9.6 Rainwater Harvesting

A critical resilience solution, rainwater harvesting is the accumulation and
storage of rainwater for reuse on-site, rather than allowing it to run off. Tamil Nadu is
a pioneer in implementing the rainwater harvesting programme in the country. The
state was one of the first states in India to make installation of rainwater harvesting
structures mandatory for both old and new buildings. This success story of Chennai
can be replicated throughout the country as the city’s residents have ensured that
rainwater is stored rather than adding to the storm water drains. Greater Chennai
Corporation and Chennai Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board have
taken steps to strengthen rainwater harvesting across the city.
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Restoration and Rejuvenation of Mambalam Canal
Restoration and rejuvenation of Mambalam Canal with retaining walls at
required places, landscaping on the vacant lands available on both sides of the
canal and provision of interventional modular STPs at various vantage points,
adopting new initiatives like floating wetlands etc., will benefit the adjoining area,
will give an appealing look to Chennai City.
9.7 Maintenance of Waterbodies and Urban Lakes

There are 210 waterbodies in Chennai city.
Waterbodies / Urban lakes are an intrinsic part of the urban ecosystem.

They have tradionally served the function of meeting water requirements of the
people for recharging of ground water, preventing water logging and flooding in
neighbourhood. For centuries, these waterbodies played a vital role in ensuring
water security to Chennai and its surrounding areas. Now, there is an urgent need
to review these waterbodies and rejuvenate their ecosystem, thereby ensuring
sustainable water security.
Out of the 210 waterbodies, Restoration of 173 Waterbodies have been

complited under various funds such as smart city fund, Capital fund, CSR fund,
and CMCDM fund. Restoration of 11 waterbodies are in progress under CMCDM
fund. Restoration of 2 waterbodies are in progress under Namakku namme thittam.
Restoration of 12 waterbodies have been taken up under Singara Chennai 2.O fund
and estimats prepared for 6 waterbodies to be taken up under Singara Chennai
2.O fund. Proposed to take up 5 waterbodies for resoration under AMRUT scheme.
Proposed to take up Eco restoration of Kadapakkam lake under GEF grant of ADB.
Villivakkam Tank which is of 25.5 acres is being taken up for eco restoration and
rejuvenation at a cost of Rs. 24 crore.This will serve as big water holding tank for
Villivakkam and also will house lots of recreational activities apart from relieving
water stagnation at Sidco Nagar area. This is taken up with Smart City Fund.
On completion of all these projects additional 1 TMC of water would be stored

in these waterbodies and shall recharge the groundwater table and also relieve the
water stagnation in neighbourhoods.
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9.8 Maintenance of Canals
Greater Chennai Corporation is maintaining 30 canals for a length of 49 kms.
2 Amphibian Vehicle is used to clean the major canals and 4 robotic excavators and
3 mini Amphibian are used to clean the canals by removing water hyacinth, rank
vegetation, floating materials and de silting. All canals are being cleaned twice in
a year. The carrying capacity of the canal has been increased thereby storm water
flow capacities of canals are enhanced.
9.9 Urban Floods – A Comprehensive Plan for Chennai

A comprehensive plan for Chennai and peri-urban areas to address the
recurring water stagnation, vulnerability in these areas is being prepared. The
various mitigation measures that will be implemented are detailed below:
9.9.1 Comprehensive Flood Protection to Minimize Risks in Greater

Chennai and its Peri-urban Areas
The rapid urbanisation of Greater Chennai and peri-urban areas falling in the
neighbouring Districts of Kancheepuram and Thiruvallur has created huge stress on
the existing urban infrastructure and also necessitated the creation of infrastructure
anew in the pockets of urbanisation. One of the adverse consequences of the
rapid urbanisation is the change in land use pattern resulting in a situation where
new colonies have sprung up on a massive scale in the erstwhile farmlands and
waterways of the innumerable waterbodies, that dot the landscape of Chennai,
Kancheepuram and Thiruvallur Districts. Greater Chennai and its peri-urban areas
are spread over an almost flat terrain along the coastal plains, having an average
altitude of only 4.00m to 6.00m above Mean Sea Level. The entire surface runoff
drains into the Bay of Bengal only through the outlets namely, Ennore creek on the
north, Cooum and Adyar river mouths in the centre and Kovalam creek in the south.
The drainage network behind the above outlets formed with natural flood bowls like
Ennore backwaters, Pallikkaranai marshland and Muttukadu backwaters spread
over tidal flats and vast areas of floodplains along the natural rivers, are no longer
able to render their functions due to the changes in the land use induced by rapid
urbanisation and industrial needs resulting in inundation in the upstream areas.
The discharging capacities of the abovedischarging outlets are also under severe
stress due to shrinking of the width of the creeks/river mouths and inlets that pass
through the marshlands, as a consequence of multiple factors that include
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1. Encroachments,
2. Siltation,
3. Change in land use pattern,
4. Existence of naturally formed ecologically sensitive shoals within the creek,
5. Sedimentation due to littoral movements,
6. Accumulation of garbage along the waterways and
7. Increased tide level during extreme weather condition.
The new land use pattern has not only thrown up several challenges for the
urban planners but also threw new challenges for disaster management. These
new challenges get pronounced during the monsoonal periods since several
buildings have been established in the many of the waterbodies, waterways,
floodplains and farmlands. Coupled with the rapid urbanisation, the emergence of
industrial establishments in the flood bowls and floodplains resulted in disruption of
the erstwhile drainage system in the watersheds of the four major rivers traversing
the three districts of Chennai, Kancheepuram and Thiruvallur. The disruption of
the drainage system has compounded the fragility of the ecosystems such as
creeks and marshlands impacting the flood mitigating service rendered by these
ecosystems. The mitigation measures proposed to avert flooding problems in the
newly developed areas include
1. Delineation of the flood-prone areas in the fringes of flood bowl and in the
flood plains and evolving suitable method for draining the run-off from these
areas by constructing flood walls on the boundary of flood bowl /rivers and
collection wells for storm water with suitable pumping mechanism to drain
the water into the river system.
2. Forming link canals and diversion canals for discharging surplus of tanks
into the river system wherever feasible.
3. Where roads have been formed in the erstwhile waterways, cut and cover
conduit system will be adopted to ensure proper drainage.
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4. Installing decentralized incinerators to dispose the generated garbage
effectively instead of the routine practice of dumping those (landfills) in the
waterbodies.
The Greater Chennai city and its urban neighbourhoods are spread over the
river basins of Kosasthalaiyar, Cooum, Adyar and Kovalam which are connected
through the Buckingham Canal formed parallel to the coast in the tidal flats. This
system also functions as a unique system for draining surface run off from the
isolated water sheds sandwiched in the above 4 basins through the river mouths
viz., Ennore creek, Cooum river mouth, Adyar river mouth and Kovalam creek. All
these systems will be treated holistically to mitigate the risks for which detailed
estimates are being prepared and taken up in a phased manner. The financial
requirement is expected to be about Rs.2800 crores.
9.9.2 Integrated Cooum River Eco-Restoration Plan

The Eco-restoration activities (60 subprojects) for a 27.33 km stretch of the
river between Paruthipattu and the river mouth are under progress. The stretch of
Cooum River in the urban and peri-urban areas of Chennai is being rehabilitated
and restored by implementing Cooum River Eco-Restoration Project in which the
following works are under progress through the line departments namely PWD,
GCC, CMA, DRD, CMWSSB and TNSCB under the coordination of CRRT:-
1. Desilting, demarcation and fixing boundary stones and bio-metric survey and
improvements to the river like forming inner canal, providing rip rap cover for
the inner canal with Geo textile fabric base, providing coconut blanket on the
river banks to prevent erosion.
2. Solid waste removal, fencing, boom deployment for collecting and removing
floating and suspended debris, developing parks, cycle tracks and walkways
3. Solid waste removal, fencing and developing parks
4. Laying interceptors, installing modular sewage treatment plants and UGSS
5. Resettlement and Rehabilitation Plan
6. Mangrove development, flora plantation, community education programmes

and monitoring of project implementation.
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By implementing the above scheme flood risk mitigation, environmental
enhancement and ground water potential improvement are assured. The restoration
works were started in 2016 and the Government has accorded Administrative
Sanction of Rs 604.77 crores for the short-term phase of the project.
9.9.3 Adyar Basin
9.9.3.1 Ecological Restoration of Adyar Creek and Estuary – 358

acres (Phase I & Phase II)
The Government of Tamil Nadu conceived an ambitious and pioneering project
in wetland conservation for the restoration of 358 acres of Adyar creek and estuary.
Phase I included restoration activities such as removal of solid waste, increase in
tidal interaction and planting of native species of plants which were undertaken in
58 acres of Adyar creek. This area is called Adyar Eco Park. After the completion
of restoration activities, this wetland has undergone a remarkable transformation
with a sizeable increase in faunal diversity and tidal interaction. The Eco Park
today functions as a Centre for Environmental Education and Research Activities.
To impart knowledge on the environment to the community, particularly for school
children, regular environmental education programmes are being conducted in
Adyar Eco Park. The restoration of the Phase II Adyar Creek and Estuary (300
acres) was initiated in 2014. To enhance the tidal interaction and to increase the
water spread in the degraded creek debris and sludge were removed along with
the removal of exotic and invasive species like Prosopisjuliflora, followed by bund
stabilization. About 35,000 mangroves and 50,000 terrestrial saplings have been
planted. All the project activities have now been completed in total and regular
maintenance work is being carried out.
9.9.3.2 Phase III Adyar River Restoration from Origin to Mouth

The Adyar River has been under heavy anthropogenic disturbance for
a very long duration and is highly degraded. The Eco-restoration plan for the
entire 42 km stretch of the river from Adhanur lake to the River mouth has been
prepared and the major components proposed are sewage management, solid
waste management, river channel improvement, rehabilitation and resettlement,
biodiversity management and riverfront development. The Government has
accorded Administrative Sanction of Rs 555.46 crores in July 2017 for the short-
term phase of the project.
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9.9.3.3 Interlinking of Adyar River and Palar Basin
2015 December floods revealed that the stretch of Adyar River within Chennai
urban limits is incapable of discharging the flood of magnitude exceeding 10-year
return period. In order to, minimize the risk due to the floods of higher return period,
it is being examined the possibility of diverting the flood waters from the upper
reaches of the Adyar River through a flood carrier canal with regulatory arrangements
from the surplus channels of Sriperumbudur tank to Palar river by connecting the
surplus courses of Pillaipakkam tank and Thenari tank (Neenjalmadavu) for which
investigations are in progress.
9.9.3.4 Restoration / Formation of the Disrupted Links for the

Connection of Minor Irrigation Tanks
The watershed of Pallikaranai marsh land situated in South Chennai
Metropolitan limits is having a drainage area of about 225 sq. km. in which 60 and
more no. of medium and minor irrigation tanks are situated. Due to the changes
in land use pattern for residential and industrial needs, the channels draining the
surplus water of these tanks got disrupted. Hence, in order to convey the surplus
water of the tanks safely into Pallikaranai marsh land a proposal for restoration /
formation of the disrupted surplus channels with open channels, or closed conduits
under the roads or combination of both depending upon the present land use is
under consideration at a cost of about Rs.1000 crores. In order to avoid inundation
in the low lying areas of Tambaram, Mudichur, Perukalathur areas in Adyar Basin,
construction of storm water drain for 4400 meters at an estimated cost of Rs.14.5
crores is in progress under CRIDP 2016 – 2017 scheme through Highways and
Minor Ports department. Similarly, in other urban areas in Adyar & Kovalam Basin
adjoining Chennai, a proposal for forming storm water drains in areas under the
jurisdiction of Highways, Rural Development, Municipal Administration and Town
Panchayats is contemplated by the respective departments at an estimated cost
of Rs.230 crores. The Greater Chennai Corporation will develop integrated storm
water drains in the extended areas.
9.9.3.5 Integrated River Restoration for Buckingham Canal, Kovalam

& Ennore
To ensure that the river restoration is holistic and comprehensive three
separate studies have been commenced for the preparation of DPR for plugging
of outfalls, interception and diversion of sewerage, solid waste management and
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R&R in the major drains draining into the Adyar River and Buckingham Canal.
The Ennore and Kovalam Creeks are highly sensitive ecosystems which play a
very important part in the ecological, hydrological and social security of the local
inhabitants. Due to the burgeoning population in the Chennai Metropolitan Area,
the Ennore and Kovalam Creeks are highly degraded by the disposal of wastewater
from surrounding ULBs and industries. In this connection, Detailed Project Report
(DPR) for Restoration of Ennore Creek and Kovalam Creek has also been initiated.
9.9.3.6 Master Plan for Waterways and Waterbodies in Chennai

Metropolitan Area
The Government of Tamil Nadu has announced in the Assembly its plan to
restore 42 waterbodies in CMA. Out of 42 waterbodies planned to be restored,
CRRT has already completed the preparation of restoration plans for four lakes,
namely Chetpet Lake, KilkatallaiEri, ZaminPallavaramPeriyaEri and Pallikaranai
NarayanapuramEri. Therefore, the remaining 38 waterbodies are being identified
for restoration. To this end, an inventory of tanks and lakes lying within the boundary
of Greater Chennai Corporation and those lying outside the boundary of GCC, but
within CMA was taken up. This survey identified 200 waterbodies within this area.
For the 38 identified lakes, detailed conceptual plans have been prepared. For the
remaining waterbodies, baseline data has been collected and detailed conceptual
plans will be developed soon and the projects executed in the years to come.
9.9.4 Flood Mitigation measures in Urban areas of Kancheepuram

and Thiruvallur Districts
Flood mitigation interventions in both districts will reduce the flood risk in
Chennai.
The coastal district of Kancheepuram lies on the western and southern side
of Chennai city which spreads over the river basins of Cooum, Adyar, Kovalam,
Palar and Ongur. It’s entire surface run of drains through rivers namely Cooum,
Adyar, Kovalam creek, Ongur and Palar with its tributaries like Vegavathi, Cheyyar,
Killiyar, Neenjal Maduvu and isolated independent water sheds of Pallikaranai and
Perumbakkam Maduvu draining into sea through Buckingham canal. The rivers
in Kancheepuram District are seasonal having floods during the period of heavy
rainfall in Northeast Monsoon since the areas close to the coast in the river basins
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of Kancheepuram like Pallikaranai, Perumbakkam, Tambaram and the urban areas
adjoining the rivers are highly prone to inundation during floods due to flat terrain
with very low elevations.
The coastal district of Thiruvallur District lies on the western and northern parts
of Chennai city which is spread over the river basins of Cooum, Adyar, Araniyar
and Kosathalaiyar with its tributaries namely Nandhiyar, Nagariyar and isolated
independent water sheds like OtteriNalla, Captain Cotton canal, Kodungaiyur,
Redhills etc. draining into Kosathalaiyar through Buckingham canal. The rivers in
Thiruvallur District are seasonal having floods during the period of heavy rainfall
in Northeast Monsoon since the areas close to the coast in the above isolated
water sheds like Manali, Madhavaram, Kolathur, Korattur, Ambattur, Redhills
adjoining north Chennai and the urban areas adjoining the rivers are highly prone
to inundation during floods due to flat terrain with very low elevations. In order to
reduce the flood risk the following intervention in Kosasthalaiyar basin is being
implemented and contemplated, among other interventions.
Poondi reservoir, Redhills and Cholavaram tank in Kosasthalaiyar basin

are being rehabilitated for an estimated cost of Rs. 10.46 crores under Dam
Rehabilitation Improvement Project with World Bank assistance which will also
minimise flood risk in North Chennai besides formulating emergency action plan
for their flood regulation. It is proposed to desilt to a depth of 1.5 meters in about
50% of the water spread area of the three water model which will minimise flooding
problems in the peri-urban areas of North Chennai and also improve the Chennai
water supply position during the drought periods. It is also proposed to form sub-
surface storage structures in the peri-urban areas of Chennai in Kancheepuram,
Thiruvallur and other Districts to reduce flooding problems and also to improve the
Ground Water potential by desilting 34 nos. of tanks deeply below the sill level of
their sluices for an amount of Rs.20.51 crore.
9.10 Prioritizing Afforestation

The Vardah Cyclonic Storm which made landfall on 12.12.2016 with a wind
speed of120-130kmph, created a sea of devastation. 17,157 trees were uprooted
on the roads and 1,478 trees were uprooted in 304 parks. Greater Chennai
Corporation has taken sincere efforts to improve the green cover in Chennai City.
GCC had appointed a technical consultant M/s Care Earth Trust Private Ltd.,
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to prepare a plantation strategy. The main scope of this work was to identify the
methodology and evolve strategies to increase the green cover in Chennai City
and also to identify species which can survive in the local environmental conditions
(Native Trees). As part of this strategy, 23000 tree saplings were planted in Chennai
City during the financial year 2018-19 at an estimated cost of Rs. 5.29 Crore.
While restoring the tree cover, priority is accorded to the native species that
are known to withstand high gusting winds, along with species that have been
indigenized several centuries back. Exotic species that are easily uprooted during
high winds will be avoided. Further during the current financial year 2019-20 it is
proposed to plant 50,000 tree saplings Chennai City
9.11 Fire Accidents

Chennai is at a very high risk category for fire accidents. The analysis
was borne out of assessing the population density, residential built-up area and
Industrial areas in these districts. In order to enhance the preparedness of the
Fire & Rescue Services Department, the Government of Tamil Naduhas been
strengthening the department by procuring modern equipment which can play a
significant role in dousing the fires quickly.The Fire Services Training Institute will
also be strengthened in the years to come to build the capacity ofpersonnel of
the department, as well as act as a nodal agency for building the capacity of First
Responders in collaboration with Red Cross and other NGOs.
9.12 Bioshields
Natural disasters like cyclone, tsunami cannot be prevented, but its adverse
impacts can be mitigated to a great extent by raising bioshields along the Coast.
Bioshields are barriers raised perpendicular to the direction of the wind that is
capable of protecting the coastal environment by absorbing the energy from wind,
tide and wave action. The coastal sand dunes formed by the action of coastal wind
have been stabilized by raising shelter belts. These natural barriers act against
coastal disasters and thus protect lives and properties within the coastal zone.
It was observed that the intensity of Tsunami was snapped up by a belt of green
vegetation and some locations in the path of the 2004 “Indian Ocean Tsunami”
escaped almost without damages.
Taking into account the potential of bio-shields in mitigating the risks of
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nature’s fury, the Government of Tamil Nadu will adopt an integrated approach
in restoration and conservation of coastal ecosystems, to promote sustained
livelihood and effective coastal protection. Coastal bio-shields besides offering
long-lasting solutions are also cost effective. Ennore Creek and Adyar Estuary
serve as bioshields.
Furthermore, rapid population increase and urbanization have resulted in

increased levels of pollution in cities, towns and the surrounding sub-urban areas.
Tree plantations are being raised in the urban and surrounding areas under
Chennai’s Plantation Strategy with the objectives of controlling the adverse effects
of air, water and noise pollution and improving the aesthetic appearance of these
areas and create more lung spaces.
9.13 Climate Change Adaptation Programme

Global warning and consequent climatic change will have deleterious
impacts on a host of sectors and climate change induced disasters will be a major
challenge for mankind in the years to come. The vulnerability is expected to be
very substantial in coastal ecosystems and coastal communities requiring multi-
sectoral interventions and multi stakeholder involvement. The Tamil Nadu State
Action Plan on Climate Change (TNSAPCC) has identified inter alia, the following
seven major vulnerable sectors,
• Agriculture
• Water Resources
• Coastal Ecosystems
• Forest Ecosystems & Biodiversity
• Habitat – Human as well as Animal
• Health
• Public infrastructure
Greater Chennai Corporation is already restoring waterbodies to adapt to the

impacts of climate change. In the coming years, climate change adaptation will be
one of the major focus areas.
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9.14 Green Climate Fund (GCF)
The Green Climate Fund (GCF) was adopted as a financial mechanism of the
UN Framework Convention on ClimateChange (UNFCCC) to assist developing
countries in adaptation and mitigation practices to counter adverse effects of climate
change. The Department of Environment, the nodal agency for implementing
the TNSAPCC in Tamil Nadu, will coordinate efforts with the concerned line
Departments in consultation with the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural
Development (NABARD) to submit proposals under GCF.GCC is considering the
submission of a projectfor GCF funding.
9.15 Protection and Restoration of Ecosystems

Ecosystems besides providing essential service of maintaining bio-geo-
chemical cycles are also extremely important due to the services rendered by
them in flood, drought and other disaster mitigation. All the diverse ecosystems are
vital for sustainable development. The Government of Tamil Nadu will endeavour
to restore the different ecosystems that have been damaged and restore their
vibrancy.
9.16 Conservation of Coastal and Marine Ecosystems

The marine and coastal ecosystems of Chennai are of utmost importance
for the overall wellbeing of the region including supporting activities such as
fishing, shrimp farming, saltpans, shipping and tourism. The most important
ecosystems are the mangroves, estuaries, wetlands, marshes, etc. Despite their
immense significance, these ecosystems are being rapidly degraded as a result
of high population growth, unsustainable development, over-exploitation of natural
resources, loss of habitat, loss of biodiversity, pollution and climate change.
Therefore, there is an urgent need to conserve, protect and restore coastal and
marine ecosystems, to secure back the multiple ecosystem services rendered by
them. The Government of Tamil Nadu proposes to continue schemes for protection
and conservation of important wetlands like Pallikaranai in 2017-18 and the coming
years.
9.16.1 Eco-Restoration of Interface Ecosystems

The interface ecosystems are very heterogeneous and include macrotidal
estuaries, marsh lands, mangrove dominated wet lands, creeks, beach sands
etc. Theses ecosystems play a vital role ecologically through the multiple services
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rendered by them. They also help in flood mitigation and water absorption to
recharge the aquifer. The State Government is committed to protecting the
estuaries, wetlands, creeks & marshlands.
Pallikaranai Marsh Land a unique freshwater swamp located within the Chennai
Metropolitan area situated in parts of Perungudi, Pallikaranai and Thoraipakkam
villages of Kancheepuram districts will be reclaimed & restored. An area of 690.65
ha is under the control of Tamil Nadu Forest Department and a comprehensive
scheme will be implemented over for a period of five years from 2017-18 with
an outlay of about Rs.250 crores, for taking up various restoration activities like
habitat improvement, protection, research, monitoring, publicity and awareness.
Conservation Authority Pallikaranai Marshland has been constituted to monitor all
the activities.
The Government will also launch special programmes for restoration and
protection of Ennore Creek.
9.17 Integrated Development of Vulnerable Areas

Disasters can wipe out years of development within minutes or even seconds
as is the case during tsunami and earthquakes, within hours / days as in the case
of cyclonic storms and over a prolonged period as in the case of as in the case of
a creeping disaster like drought. The risks get accentuated in view of the extreme
weather events, unplanned urban development, indiscriminate over exploitation of
various ecosystems. Therefore, the integrated development of vulnerable areas
will be achieved through special mitigation measures, mainstreaming disaster risk
concerns into the sectoral schemes and convergence of different structural & non-
structural schemes.
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Appendix - I
Contacts
Control Rooms
Sl.No. Office Contact No.
1 Chief Secretary Control Room 25671388/25670372
2 Secretariat EPABX 25665566
3 Revenue Department 25671821
4 State Relief Commissioner 28593990/28593988/1070(Toll free)
5 Director General of Police 28447777
Commissioner of Police Control

6 23452359 - 362
Room
7 Home Guards 9443312255/25385740(R)/28441617(O)
8 Collectorate, Chennai 1077(Toll Free)/25268320,21,22
9 Public Works Department 28410402 – 10/Ext. 194
10 Highways Department 28544370
Fire & Rescue Services

11 28294132,30,35,65
Department
12 IMD, Chennai 28271951/28230091/28230092/28230094
13 Indian Coast Guard 25395016/23460404
14 Fisheries 24341757
Greater Chennai Corporation

15 8991119501
Satellite Phone
Commissionerate of Revenue
Administration and Disaster
16 81742, 81743
Management Department Satellite
Phone
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State Emergency Operation Center in CRA office

Toll Free 1070
044 - 28414513
Land Line
044 - 28593990
28410577
Fax
28414512
E-mail tnstateeoc@gmail.com
NAME/DESIGNATION OFFICE PHONE NO.
044-25384438
Hon’ble Mayor
044-25619300
044-25382979
Deputy Mayor Office
044-25619210
NAME/DESIGNATION MOBILE NO. OFFICE PHONE NO.
044-25381330
ACS / COMMISSIONER 9445419966
9940542111
044-25619200
94451909986 044-25384231
044-25619336
Addl.Commissioner (Health)
044-25619351
044-25386386
Addl. Commissioner (R&F) 9445190995 044-25619306
044-25619336
044-25619351
Joint Commissioner (Works) 94451909968
044-25386386
044-25384231
044-25383693
Deputy Commissioner (Education) 9445190997
044-25619205
044-25619231
Assistant Commissioner( GA&P) 9445190300
044-25303633
044-25383692
Chief Engineer ( General) 9445190734
044-25619317
044 - 25619369
Chief Engineer(Buildings / Bridges ) 9445190016
044-25619899
Chief Engineer(Parks) 9445190500 044-25619350
Chief Engineer(Planning) 9499956219 044-25619371
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NAME/DESIGNATION MOBILE NO. OFFICE PHONE NO.
044-25383781
Chief Engineer (Mechanical / SWM) 9445190200
044-35619260
044-25303665
City Health Officer 9445190744
044-25619330
Senior Law Officer 9445190222 044-25619412
044-25383614
Revenue Officer 9445190742
044-25619370
044-25382357
Council Secretary 9445190226
044-25619323
Accountant Officer (H.O.) 9445026005 044-2533801
Veterinary Medical Officer 9445190746 044-25303657
044-25619338
City Medical Officer 9445190857
044-25619334
Addl.City Medical Officer 044-25619653

9445190858
044-25619462
Education Officer 9445190747
044-25619428
Superintending Engineer (BRR) 9445190735 044-25619281
Superintending Engineer(Spl.Project / Buildings) 9445190852 044-25619302 / 824
044-25619228
Superintending Engineer ( PH, & SWM )
9499956220 044-25303910
044-25619315
Superintending Engineer(SWD) 9445190732
044-25619720
Superintending Engineer (CRRT & Parks) 9445026061 044-25303620
Superintending Engineer(Electrical) 9445190739 044-25619371
Superintending Engineer (Mechanical ) 9445190733 044-25619838
Superintending Engineer (Bridges & Co-ordination ) 9445190801 044-25619212
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Office Regional Deputy Commissioner (North)
NAME/DESIGNATION CONTACT NUMBERS
RDC (North) 9445025800, 044-25200025, 9445477658
Deputy Collector (Administration) 9445477657, 044-25201076
Deputy Collector(Revenue) 9445467336, 044-25201076
Addl. GCC. Health Officer 9445026001
Head Accountant Officer 9445026063
Superintending Engineer 9445467372
Regional Deputy Commissioner Office (Central)
NAME/DESIGNATION MOBILE NO.
9445190150
RDC (Central) 9445190698
044-26640224
Deputy Collector(Administration) 9445477660
Deputy Collector (Revenue) 9443019915
Regional Deputy Commissioner Office (South)
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NAME/DESIGNATION MOBILE NO.

9445190100
9445190830
RDC (South)
044-24425981
044-24425982
9445191439
Deputy Collector (Administration)
044-24425982
Deputy Collector(Revenue) 9445477653
Emergency Contact Numbers
Institution Contact Number
Police 100
Traffic Police 103
Ambulance 108
Fire Control 101
Ambulance of Fire Services Dept., 102
Child Line 1098
Women Help Line 1091
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Lions Blood Bank 28415959
Apollo Ambulance 1066
St. Johns Ambulance Association 28194630
Trauma Care Consortium 28150700
Government General Hospital 25305000
Government Kilpauk Hospital 28364951
Govt. Kasturba Hospital for Women 28545449
Institute of Child Health & Hospital 28191135
Government Royapettah Hospital 28483051
Government Stanley Hospital 25281347
Child Trust Hospital 42001800
Voluntary Health Service 22541972
Red cross 044-28554548
Blue cross 044-22354959 / 22300666 / 22300655
Contact details of the Officials at the Zonal level

Assistant
Executive Assistant
Zone Zone Office Zonal officers Revenue
Engineers Health officers
Officers
04425993494, 9445190021, 9445190081,
Zone 1 9445190001 9445190061
9445190201 9445190031 9445467332
04425941079,
Zone 2 9445190002 9445190022, 9445190062 9445190082
9445190202
04425530427, 9445190023
Zone 3 9445190003 9445190063 9445190083
9445190203 9445190482
04425951083, 9445190024, 9445190084,

Zone 4 9445190004 9445190064
9445190204 9445190940 9790797999
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Assistant
Executive Assistant
Zone Zone Office Zonal officers Revenue
Engineers Health officers
Officers
04425206655, 9445190025, 9445190085,
Zone 5 9445190005 9445190065
9445190205 9445190461 9445071039
04426741802, 9445190026,
Zone 6 9445190006 9445190066 9445190086,
9445190206 9445190038
04426253331, 9445190027, 9445190087,

Zone 7 9445190007 9445190067
9445190207 9445194759 9444576365
04426412646, 9445190028,
Zone 8 9445190008 9445190068 9445190088,
9445190208 9445467320
04428170738, 9445190029,
Zone 9 9445190009 9445190069 9445190709
9445190209 9445190864
04424838968 , 9445190030, 9445190090,

Zone 10 9445190010 9445190070
9445190210 9445191466 9841534974
9445190031,
04424867725,
Zone 11 9445190011 9445190853 9445190071 9445190091
9445190211
9445477702
04422342355, 9445190032,
Zone 12 9445190012 9445190072 9445190092
9445190212 9445194727
04424425961, 9445190033,
Zone 13 9445190013 9445190073 9445190093
9445190213 9445190926
04422420600, 9445190034,
Zone 14 9445190014 9445190074 9445190094
9445190214 9445026083
04424500923, 9445190035,
Zone 15 9445190015 9445190075 9445190095
9445190215 9555191480
Other Contact Numbers
Highways Directorate 044 - 22351066
TANGEDCO 1912 / 044 - 28514955

Whatsaap - 9445850829
CMWSSB 044 - 45674567
Chennai Metro Rail 044 - 23792000

1860 - 425 - 1515
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Zone - I
ZONE CONTENTS
Sl. Page
Description
No No
1 Profile 175
2 Zone Administration 176
3 Public Health & Disease Control 177
4 Parks 178
5 Sewage Pumping Station 179
6 Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board Tenements 180
7 Water Bodies and Water ways 181
8 Storm Water Drains 183
9 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - heavy rain fall 183
10 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - mild rain fall 189
11 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - moderate rain fall 189
12 Stagnation of water in streets during sewer block 189
13 Relief centre 190
14 Subway 194
15 Tree fall 194
16 Streets - where water entered houses - do not require evacuation 195
17 Streets that require evacuation 195
18 Lighting facilities 196
19 National Disaster Response force 197
20 Rescue Boats 197
21 Transport Equipments & Lorries 199
22 Less than 2.5m streets / lanes that cannot be accessed by Vehicles 199
23 Ward Committee 199
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Thiruvottriyur 1 TO 14
Zone - 1 174
Profile
The Thiruvottiyur zone lies in Latitude 13.15616°, Longitude 80.30145° covering
an area of 28.51 Sq.km.
There are 1516 roads, out of which 1502 roads to a length of 215.64 Km are Interior
Roads, 6 Roads to a length of 6.66 Km are Bus Route Roads maintained by GCC and
the remaining 10 roads are under the maintenance of Highways department and 2 roads
are under NHAI.
The population is about 3.50 lakhs that has Male population of 50.25% and Female
population of 49.75 % in this zone. The most densed area in the zone is Thiruchina
Kuppam with a population of 33,255 and the least is Kathivakkam with a population of
20,384. The Ward wise population of the zone is given below,
Total House
Sl.No. Ward. No/Name Total Population
Holds
1 1 Sathyavani muthu nagar 4270 20621
2 2 Kathivakkam 4555 20384
3 3 Annai Sivagami nagar 7306 25178
4 4 Ernavoor 5795 21171
5 5 Wimco nagar 6665 24226
6 6 Sathyamoorthy nagar 7684 27937
7 7 Ramasamy nagar 6780 25948
8 8 Periyar nagar 6010 22103
9 9 Thiruvottiyur Kuppam 5749 21894
10 10 Maatu mandai 6527 26585
11 11 Kaladipet North 6523 26482
12 12 Kaladipet South 6538 26334
13 13 Sathma nagar 6819 27555
14 14 Thiruchina Kuppam 6197 33255
Total 87418 349673
175 Zone - 1
Zone Administration
The Zone is headed by the Zonal Officer who is assisted by 2 Executive Engineers,
Assistant Revenue Officers and Zonal Health Officers. They are equipped with supporting
sub-ordinate staff. The following are contact details of the officials/elected members. The
responsibilities of each officers are well described in the page number 141 of this booklet.
The respective officers/staff may be taken on board to address the issues pertaining to
them.
Sl. No. Designation Unit/ Ward.No. Office Mobile Number
1. Chairman 1 to 14 9445467010
2 Zonal officer 1 to14 9445190001
Engineering Wing
The Engineering Wing handles subjects like maintenance of roads, SWD, street
lights, bridges, subways, flyovers, water bodies etc. The designation, jurisdiction with
contact details are given below.
Sl. Office Mobile Num-

Designation Unit/ Ward.No.
No. ber
1 Executive Engineer-1 U-1 & U-2 9445194727
2 Executive Engineer-2 U-2 A & U-3 9445190021
3 Assistant Executive Engineer U-1 (1 to 4) 9445190101
5 Assistant Executive Engineer U-2A (8 to 10) 9176177232
Additional Divisional Engineer,

7 1 to 14 9445190041
Electrical
Assistant Executive Engineer,
8 1 to 14 9445190493
Mechanical
Solid Waste Management

There is a dedicated team in each zone that looks after the clearing garbage,
maintenance of conservancy vehicles, dump yard and garbage transit stations.
Zone - 1 176
Unit/ Ward.
Sl. No. Designation Office Mobile Number
No.
1. Assistant Executive Engineer (SWM) 1 to 14 9445467361
2. Conservany supervisor 1 to 4 9445191401
Public Health & Disease Control

The Public Health department is headed by Zonal Health Officer at zonal level who
handles running of UPHC, spraying for vector control and dog menace reporting to Deputy
Commissioner (Health) through respective Regional Deputy Commissioners.
The Zonal Health Officer is to supervise the Medical officers, Entomologist, Sanitary
officers, Veterinary officers and co-ordinate with them for general maintenance of health
in the zone.
The contact details of the officials/staff to report on complaints on any such issues
is given below.
Sl.No. Designation Zone/ Unit/ Ward.No. Office Mobile Number
1 Zonal Health Officer Zone I 9445190061

2 Veterinary Surgeon Zone I 9789905318
3 Entomologist Zone I 9941627096
4 Sanitary Officer 1to 4 6380112488
5 Sanitary Officer 5to 9 9940244179
6 Sanitary Officer 10to14 9445190681
7 Zonal Medical Officer Zone 1 9445190711
8 Medical Officer 2/KathivakkamUPHC 9884883403
9 Medical Officer 3/ErnavoorUPHC 9840180603
10 Medical Officer 4/KuppamUPHC 7871843316
11 Medical Officer 11/ThiruvottiyurUCHC 9444818168
12 Medical Officer 11/ThiruvottiyurUPHC 9600029747
13 Medical Officer 12/SathangaduUPHC 6379498040
14 Medical Officer 14/ThnagalUPHC 8122442254
177 Zone - 1
Ward Name & Location

S.No Name of Medical Officer Contact Number
No. of Hospital
1 2 Kattivakkam UPHC DR.R.M.Geetha 9884883403
2 3 Ernavoor UPHC Dr. M Vengatesh 9840180603
3 4 Kuppam UPHC Dr.R.M.Subhashini 8939792080
4 11 Thiruvottiyur UPHC Dr.Vijayalakshmi 9840539692
5 11 Thiruvottiyur UCHC Dr.J.Princy 9444818168
6 12 Sathangadu UPHC Dr.Madhavan 6379498040
7 14 Thangal UPHC Dr.A Bhargavi 8122442254
Parks
There are 7 Parks available in Thiruvottiyur zone . These parks may serve as buffer
zone to assemble and alight the victims to the relief centers during disaster. Park Overseer
is equipped with power saws and will ensure pruning of tree branches, proper lighting and
to prevent inundation inside the parks. The contact details of the Park overseer and the
location of parks available in the zone is given below,
Sl.
Team member contact No. Equipment available Area of operation
No.
Telescopic tree
Park Overseer
1 cruner-3, Chain saw Ward (1 to 14)
9445071070
tree cutting machine-8
1 1 Thazhankuppam Slum Board Quarters, K.H road, Ennore
2 2 Ulaganathan park,Nehru Nagar Park Street, Ennore
3 3 Tsunami Quarters Park-2, AIR Nagar, Ennore
4 3 Tsunami Quarters Park-4, AIR Nagar, Ennore
5 3 TNSCB Land Park 1
Zone - 1 178
19 5 Hansa Garden Park / Ajax TVT

20 5 Sakthipuram Park, Srirangam new town, Ernavoor, Chennai-57
21 5 M/s.MRF Limited Ennore Express Road, Thiruvottiyur
22 5 Wimco Co -Operative Housing Society, Sakthipuram 2nd Street
23 7 Glass Factory road Near Balakrishna Nagar, Thiruvottiyur
24 7 Hansa Gems Park
25 7 Ashok Avenue Park
26 7 Sathangadu Land
27 7 Balakrishna nagar park land
28 11 Shanmuganar Park, Thiruvottiyur high road, Chennai-19
Slum Tenement park, OSR Land Ellaiamman koil street, Thiruvot-
29 11
tiyur
30 11 State Bank colony children’s park land
31 14 Thiruchinakuppam TNSCB OSR land
Sewage Pumping Stations

The sewer and drinking water services are being provided by the CMWSSB in
Chennai city. There are six pumping stations available in Thiruvottiyur Zone with average
capacity of 1.4 MLD for each pumping station. These sewage pumping stations are
maintained by CMWSSB. All the sewage pumping stations are equipped with different
capacity of pumps in working condition. The details of the sewage pumping station are
given below,
Sl.No. Pumping Station Capacity MLD No. of pumps
1 South Mada street 1.80 20 HP-1, 15 HP -1
2 Kilijoshiyam nagar 2.00 60 HP-1
3 K.R.Ramasamy nagar 0.80 10 HP-1
4 Periyamettupalayam 0.80 7.5 HP-1
5 Sadayankuppam 0.80 10 HP-1
6 West mada street 2.40 30 HP-1
Total 8.6 7
179 Zone - 1
Tamil Nadu Slum Clearance Board tenements

There are 5 TNSCB tenements in Thalankuppam, Tsunami quarters, Ellaiamman koil
street, Village street & Thiruchinakuppam with a population of 30719. Greater Chennai
Corporation takes care of garbage clearance and CMWSSB provides water supply and
address sewage issues inside these tenements. The respective officers are as given
below may be contacted to avail or to address the issues if so. The details of tenements
and the contact details of the officials are as given below,
S.No. Ward No. Tenement location No. of tenement Population
1 1 Thalankuppam 468 2110
2 3 Tsunami quarters 5440 22400
3 9 Village street 336 1546
4 11 Ellaiamman koil street 480 2400
5 14 Thiruchinakuppam 492 2263
Total 7216 30719
Contact details
Department Designation Area Contact No.
Conservancy/
Conservancy Supervisor Thalankuppam 9445191401
GCC
Conservancy/
Conservancy Supervisor Tsunami quarters 9445191401
GCC
Conservancy/
Conservancy Supervisor Village street 9445191402
GCC
Conservancy/
Conservancy Supervisor Ellaiamman koil street 9445191403
GCC
Conservancy/
Conservancy Supervisor Thiruchinakuppam 9445191403
GCC
Water Sup-
Thalankuppam, Tsunami
ply& Sewage / Area Engineer 8144930001
Quarters, Village street
CMWSSB
Thalankuppam, Tsunami
TNSCB Executive Engineer 9445074846
Quarters, Village street
Zone - 1 180
Water Bodies and Waterways

There is only one Canal passing in this zone (1) Buckingham canal, Mainta ined
by PWD which touches the zone from Manali Basin Road and travels about 10.75 Km and
joins sea at Nettukuppam.
Greater Chennai Corporation is doing a massive work to remove hyacinth and de-
silting work is done by PWD in the canal maintained by them. Cleaning and de-silting of
storm water drain & lakes are periodically done by GCC as a pre monsoon preparedness
measure. Storm Water Drains were constructed by GCC for a distance of 18.25 km to
ease the flow of rain water.
The details of various water bodies in this zone are listed below,
Canals
Wards Length of
Sl. No. Name of the Canal From To
Covered Canal (Km)
Manali Basin
1 1 to 7 Buckingham canal Nettukuppam 10.75
Road
Other water bodies
Sl. No Ward No Name of other water bodies Length / Area
1 7 Sathankadu Eri 3,12,000 m2
2 10 Vadivudaiyamman Koil tank 7,631 m2
3 11 Perumal koil tank 6,250 m2
4 1 ThamaraiKulam pond 42,103 m2

Jothi Nagar Pond near Vivekanan-
5 6 5950 m2
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Storm water Drains

The SWD network of any urban centre is a vital network that plays a critical part
during the monsoon by facilitating draining of run off rain water from roads etc. The speed
at which the rain water is drained obviating inundation depends on the extent of the
network as well as in its merit.
This is one of the newly added zones, there is no integrated storm water drain
network available in this zone. However there are Katcha drain and in few places SWD
are available. Construction of SWD in this area is covered under Kosasasthalaiyar Basin
for which fund tie up is under study from JICA.
325 storm water drains to a length of 74.50 Km were constructed to ease the flow of
rain water in Thiruvottiyur zone. The details of SWD are given below.
Sl. No. Ward Total No. of SWDs Length of SWDs in ‘m’

1 1 23 3994.63
2 2 16 3700.8
3 3 4 846
4 4 25 7323.97
5 5 8 5358.4
6 6 112 17972
7 7 92 18538
8 8 1 766
9 9 6 2090
10 10 10 4292
11 11 8 2789
12 12 10 2076
13 13 4 2203
14 14 6 2560
Total 325 74509.8
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - heavy rain fall

During the last
monsoon, 23 inundated spots
in this zone were identified
and actions were taken

to bale out the rain water.
Most of the locations were
Rajaji Nagar Nandhi Odai
183 Zone - 1
flooded during the North-East Monsoon 2015 due to heavy rain and
overflow of upstream water in the canals and water bodies in this Zone.
The identified water stagnations and the actions taken to dispose the rain water in each
location are as below,
S. Streets where Capacity Location of

Ward Disposal point
No inundation seen of pumps pumps
5 H.P SVM Nagar Ulaganathapuram
1 1 SVM Nagar
Diesel 17th street drain
Ulaganatha-
6.5 H.P
2 1 Ulaganadhapuram puram 8th K.H road drain
Diesel
street
6.5 H.P
3 1 Thazhankuppam K.H road K.H road drain
Diesel
K.H . Road 6.5 H.P
4 2 K.H road K.H road drain
(Shopping Complex) Diesel
K.H . Road Bus 5 H.P
5 2 K.H road K.H road drain
stand Petrol
Railway station 5 H.P Railway.Stn.
6 2 Valluvar nagar drain
Road Petrol Road
Annai sivagami 6.5 H.P
7 3 J.J Nagar To sea
nagar Diesel
Manali Express Manali Ex-
8 4 5 H.P ‘B’ canal
Road press Road
6.5 H.P
9 5 T.H Road Wimco nagar MRF Drain
Diesel
Kalaignar
5 H.P
10 6 Kalainar Nagar nagar 12th Kalaignar 9th street
Diesel
street
11 6 Manali Road - - Drain by gravity
Kalaignar
5H.P and
12 6 Kalaignar Street nagar 9th Kalaignar Main road
25H.p
street
35 H.P B canal Ser-
13 7 Kargil Nagar ‘B’ canal
Diesel vice road
Vetri Vinayagar Anna nagar 1st Rajiv Gandhi nagar
14 7 35 H.P
Nagar street main road drain
6.5 H.P Anna nagar Rajiv Gandhi nagar
15 7 Anna Nagar
Diesel 1st street main road drain
6.5 H.P
16 7 Rajaji Nagar Sasthri street ‘B’ canal
Diesel
Zone - 1 184

Ward Disposal point
Radakrish-
6.5 H.P
17 7 Radhakrishna Nagar nan nagar 4th Kargil nagar drain
Diesel
street
Thiruvottiyur kup-
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pam
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19 10 Railway track Railway track
pam Diesel
B.K.N Colony (police 5.0 H.P Police quar-
20 12 1st street drain
quarters) Petrol ters
5.0 H.P
21 12 Thilagar Nagar Railway track Main road
Petrol
22 14 T.H Road - - Drain by gravity
23 14 N.T.O Kuppam - - Drain by gravity
Anna University has mapped the areas inundated in this Zone during 2005 flood by
crowd source method. The RISAT Microwave satellite map showing inundation extent on
3rd December 2015 and 7th December 2015 taken by Institute of Remote Sensing, Anna
University is matching more or less with the inundation locations identified by GCC. The
flood water due to increased water level in canal was receded with in 4 days and the
other stagnated locations were cleared immediately by GCC using pump sets. The RISAT
satellite maps and GCC map are given below for clarity and understanding.
185 Zone - 1
inundation extent on 3rd december 2015

based on Risat microwave satellite
INUNDATION EXTENT ON 3rd DECEMBER (ZONE - I)

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INUNDATION
Zone - 1 186
inundation extent on 7th december 2015

INUNDATION EXTENT ON 7th DECEMBER (ZONE - I)
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* Location of Diesel Pump Location
Zone - 1 188
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - mild rain

S. No. Ward Name of the Street
1 1 SVM Nagar
2 2 K.H . Road (Shopping Complex)
3 3 Annai sivagami nagar
4 4 Mettu 4th cross street
5 6 Manali Express Road
6 7 Kargil Nagar
7 7 Vetri Vinayagar Nagar
8 7 Rajaji Nagar
9 10 Nandhi odai Kuppam
10 12 B.K.N Colony (police quarters)
11 12 Thilagar Nagar
12 14 T.H Road
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - moderate rain

S.No. ward Name of the Street
1 1 SVM Nagar
2 1 Ulaganadhapuram
3 1 Thazhankuppam
4 2 K.H . Road (Shopping Complex)
5 2 K.H . Road Bus stand
6 3 Annai sivagami nagar
7 6 Kalainar Nagar
8 6 Manali Road
9 7 Kargil Nagar
10 7 Vetri Vinayagar Nagar
11 9 Thiruvottiyur kuppam
12 10 Nandhi odai Kuppam
13 12 B.K.N Colony (police quarters)
14 12 Thilagar Nagar
15 14 T.H Road
Stagnation of water in streets due to sewer blocks

Sl. No. ward /Name Name of the Streets No. of manholes
1 13 Gandhi nagar 4
2 12 police quarters 1
Total 5
189 Zone - 1
Relief Centres
There are 12 relief centres to a total capacity of 2880 that are readily available with cooking,
drinking water and toilet facilities, to be utilized during the evacuation period to accommodate
the affected people. The list of relief centres are given below.
Cooking facilities
Officer in-charge
Name & Address
Responsibilities
of relief centres
Drinking water
List of streets
(Designation)
people to be
Contact No.
Ward No.
available
Capacity
shifted
Toilets
Sl. No.
Sanitation, Sanitary
9445025802
Medicine Inspector
Govt.
Higher Sec. Thalankup- Evacuation
Assistant
1 1 300 School, pam, Nettuk- Yes Yes No & Relief 9445190301
Engineer
Kathivak- uppam Materials
kam Food & Assistant
Drinking Revenue 9445190081
water Officer
9445025802
Medicine Inspector
Sweepers Evacuation
CMS, Assistant
colony, Val- & Relief 9445190302
Nehru
2 2 200 luvar nagar, Yes Yes No Materials Engineer
nagar,
south lock
Ennore Food & Assistant
road
water Officer
9445025802
Medicine Inspector
Evacuation
Assistant
& Relief 9445190303
CPS, AS Annai Siva- Engineer
3 3 200 Yes Yes No Materials
Nagar gami nagar
Food & Assistant

water Officer
9445025805
Medicine Inspector
Evacuation
Assistant
CPS Maha- & Relief 9445190304
Engineer
liaman koil Materials
4 4 300 A.D Colony Yes Yes No
school st,
Ernavoor
Food & Assistant
water Officer
Zone - 1 190
Cooking facilities
Officer in-charge
Name & Address
Responsibilities
of relief centres
Drinking water
List of streets
(Designation)
people to be
Contact No.
Ward No.
available
Capacity
shifted
Toilets
Sl. No.
9445025805
Medicine Inspector
Jayagopal Evacuation
Assistant
Garodiya & Relief 9445190305
Engineer
Govt. Palagai thotti Materials
5 5 200 Yes Yes No
Hr. Sec. kuppam
School,
T.H.Road. Food & Assistant
water Officer
9445025806
Medicine Inspector
Ready
Made Evacuation
Raja shan- Assistant
School, & Relief 9445190306
6 6 600 mugam Yes Yes No Engineer
Raja Shan- Materials
nagar.
mugam
Nagar. Food & Assistant
water Officer
9445025807
Medicine Inspector
Kalaimagal Evacuation
Assistant
School, Saravana & Relief 9445190307
7 7 300 Yes Yes No Engineer
Saravana Nagar Materials
Nagar.
Food & Assistant
water Officer
9445025809
Medicine Inspector
Evacuation
Mahaveer Rettai malai Assistant
& Relief 9445190308
8 8 100 jain School, srinivasan Yes Yes No Materials Engineer
T.H.Road. nagar
Food & Assistant
water Officer
191 Zone - 1
Cooking facilities
Officer in-charge
Name & Address
Responsibilities
of relief centres
Drinking water
List of streets
(Designation)
people to be
Contact No.
Ward No.
available
Capacity
shifted
Toilets
Sl. No.
9445025809
Medicine Inspector
Evacuation
Gowri Kargil Nagar Assistant
& Relief 9445190309
9 9 200 Ashramam, & Rajaji Yes Yes No Engineer
Materials
T.H Road Nagar
Food & Assistant
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Drinking Revenue
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water Officer
9445025810
Medicine Inspector
Nandhi odai Evacuation

Poonthot- Assistant
& Sadayan & Relief 9445190310
10 10 150 tam School, Yes Yes No Materials Engineer
kuppam
T.H Road
vattai
Food & Assistant
7010123899
Drinking Revenue
7904146342
water Officer
9499934325
Medicine Inspector
CMS Srini- Evacuation

Assistant
School, vasapuram, & Relief 9445190311
11 11 150 Yes Yes No Materials Engineer
Market B.K.N
Lane. Colony
Food & Assistant
7010123899
Drinking Revenue
7904146342
water Officer
9445025812
Medicine Inspector
Evacuation
St.Pauls Assistant
Gandhi & Relief 9445190312
school, Engineer
12 12 180 Nagar 1-5 Yes Yes No Materials
Sathankad
street
High Road
Food & Assistant
7010123899
Drinking Revenue
7904146342
water Officer
Zone - 1 192
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List of streets, people to be
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S1 1 Thalankuppam, Nettukuppam S1
S2 2 Sweepers colony
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S3 2 Valluvar nagar R1
S4 2 south lock road

S5 3 Annai Sivagami nagar
S6 4 AD Colony S4
S7 5 Palagai thotti kuppam S3 S2
S8 6 Raja shanmugam nagar #

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S10 8 Rettai malai srinivasan nagar
S11 11 Srinivasapuram, BKN Colony
S12 12 Gandhi Nagar 1 to 5 street
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Relief Centres
ID. No. Ward Name & Addres of relief centres available
R1 1 Govt Higher SecSchool, Kathivakkam
R2 2 CMS, Nehru nagar,Ennore #
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R3 3 CPS, AS Nagar
R4 4 CPS Mahaliaman koil school st, Ernavoor S5
R5 5 Jayagopal Garodiya Govt Hr Sec School, THRoad
R6 6 Ready Made School, Raja Shanmugam Nagar
R7 7 Kalaimagal School, Saravana Nagar S6
R8 8 Mahaveer jain school,THRoad
R9 9 Gowri Ashramam, TH Road
R10 10 Poonthottam School, TH Road
R11 11 CMS School, Market Lane
R12 12 StPauls school, Sathankad High Road
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Subways
There is one subway at Manickkam Nagar in Thiruvottiyur zone for a Length of 60 m.
The electrical pumps (5HP-2 & 1HPJet Motor-1) and diesel pumps (6.5HP -1) installed
permanently to pump out the stagnated water. The respective Assistant Engineer of ward
shall be called for any issue if so.
Number of pump sets

Sl. Ward/ Length Pumped water installed - regular/
No Name of the subway in ‘m’ disposal point standby to pump out
water
Ward 5, Electrical Pumps:
Manickkam 5HP-2nos,
1 60.00 Railway pond
Nagar 1HP Jet motor -1
subway Diesel Pump:6.5HP-1
Manickkam Nagar Subway

Tree fall
During the last monsoon, in Thiruvottiyur zone totally 12 tree/branches were fallen
and cleared. The following tree fall locations in this zone were noticed and in these places
special precautionary steps like pruning of tree branches shall be done in advance. The
details are as follows,
S.No Ward Name of the Street
1 1 JJ nagar
2 2 Ellaiyamman koil street

3 3 Annai sivagami Nagar
4 4 Kathivakkam High Road, Shanmugapuram
5 5 Manickam Nagar, T.H Road
6 8 Otravadai Street
7 10 South Mada Street, Poonthottom street ground
8 12 Vasantham Nagar
9 12 Balakrishna naidu colony
Zone - 1 194
Streets - water entered houses - do not require evacuation

During the last monsoon, 8 inundated
spots where water entered houses but
don’t require evacuation were identified and
actions were taken to bale out the rain water.
During NEM 2015 the under mentioned 8
locations were inundated for more than a
day by which the normal day to day activity
of 4164 people were stand stilled. Flood
water from these areas was cleared by using KALAIGNAR NAGAR
4 pumps range of 6.5 H.P capacity. The identified vulnerable spots is as below,
Sl.No. Ward/Name Name of the area/ streets
1 4 Ernavoor VP Nagar
2 6 Sathyamoorthy nagar Sathyamoorthy nagar, Kalaignar nagar
3 7 Ramasamy nagar Annamalai nagar, MGR nagar, Rajiv Gandhi nagar
12 Kaladipet South
4 Gandhi nagar, Srinivasapuram
13 Sathma nagar
Streets that require evacuation

During the heavy flood
that occurred in 2015, in
Thiruvottiyur zone 6500 people
were evacuated from A.D
Colony, Palagai thotti kuppam,
Sathyamoorthy nagar and
Kargil Nagar and they were
accomodated in nearby schools
and Ashramams. They were Vetri vinayagar nagar
provided with basic amenities like accomodation, food and relief materials for more than
25 days. The details and location of relief centers are given below.
195 Zone - 1
Sl. Ward No. /

Streets No. of persons Years Relief centre
No Name
4 Mahaliaman koil
1 Ernavoor A.D Colony 300 2015
school st
Palagai thotti kup- Road side

2 5 Wimco nagar 200 2015
pam temporary centre
6 Chennai
Sathyamoorthy Middle School,
3 Sathyamoorthy 1000 2015
nagar, TKP nagar Sathyamoorthy
nagar nagar
Kargil Nagar, Rajaji

7 nagar, Vetri vinayagar
4 Ramasamy 5000 2015 Gowri
nagar, Radakrishnan Ashramam
nagar
nagar
Total 6500
Lighting Facilities
Establishing alternate sources of lighting is a prerequisite. There are 20 battery
powered lights available in the zone and the details are given below with contact numbers.
Issues like non burning of street lights, electrocution shall be addressed to the following
officials/staff.
Contact person
Sl. No. Ward
Designation Phone number
1 1 to 3 Assistant Engineer 9445190901
2 4, 5 & 8 Junior Engineer 9445190904
3 6&7 Junior Engineer 9445190902
4 9 to 14 Junior Engineer 9445190903
5 1 to 14 Additional Divisional Engineer (Zone) 9445190041
6 1 to 14 Divisional Engineer (HQ) 9445190753
Zone - 1 196
National Disaster Response Force (NDRF)

In Thiruvottiyur zone, the NDRF to be stationed locations is given below,
S.No Ward. No. Where NDRF to be stationed and deployed

1 7 Zonal Office 1 – Kargil Nagar
NDRF
The Commandant
04, Battalion(NDRF)
Suraksha Campus
Takkolam, Arakkonam
Vellore District – 631 152
Phone No. 04177 – 246594/246269
Rescue Boats
KARGIL NAGAR
Rescue operations during flood
require the services of boats in the form of catamaran /rubber inflatable dinghies/FRP
both powered and manually operated. Availability of boats in vicinity of flooded areas
plays an important part in rescue operations. When the situation arises to evacuate the
people from the affected area the respective Assistant Engineers are responsible to locate
the boat at needy places, to guide the boat man to navigate around marooned areas and
to arrange shelters & food for the rescue teams. The details of boats required along with
the stationed locations are given below.
Number of boats required

Boats stationed Contact person &
Sl.No. Ward with location /evacuation
Locations Number
areas
Valluvar nagar
1 2 2no. of boats at Kattu kuppam AE -9445190302
railway bridge
2 nos. of boats at AD colony

2 4 to evacuate people using Vp nagar AE -9445190304
Boats during flood of 2015.
1no. of boats at Palagai thotti Palagai thotti

3 5 AE -9445190305
kuppam kuppam
2 nos. of boats at Sathiyamoorthy

4 6 AE -9445190306
Sathyamoorthy nagar nagar
5 7 4 nos. of boats at Kargil nagar Kargil nagar AE -9445190307
197 Zone - 1
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Transport Equipment/Lorries
For carting men and materials, removing garbage/debris lorries were deployed.
There were 4 debris lorries, 2 skid steer loaders and 1 front end loaders are stationed for
performing the job. The details of the lorries available are given below
No. of lorries and type kept in readiness

Debris lorries - 4
Skid steer loaders (Bobcat) - 2
(Front end loader) JCB - 1
Water tanker
Assistant Engineer contact No. JCB Bobcat Open lorry
Lorry
9445467353 1 2 4-HMV 1
Less than 2.5 m streets/lanes that cannot be accessed by Vehicles

Nil
Ward Committee
It is to be noted that the responsibilities of each officers are well described in the
page number 141 of this booklet. The respective officers/staff may be taken on board to
address the issues pertaining to them.
The contact details ward committee and other line departments are as follows.
Ward committee –1
Ward councillor – 9445467001
Name of the department Designation Contact Number
GCC - Engineering Assistant Engineer 9445190301
GCC - Electrical Assistant Engineer 9445190901
GCC- Health Sanitary Inspector 9445025802
GCC - Veterinary Veterinary Assistant Surgeon 9789905318
GCC - Solid waste management Conservancy Inspector 9445190501
GCC - Revenue Tax Collector 9444631939
Revenue Revenue Inspector 9786166726
GCC - Park overseer Park Supervisor 9445071070
CMWSSB Assistant Engineer 8144930010
TANGEDCO Assistant Engineer 9445850903
BSNL Executive Engineer 9444157070
Fire service Inspector 9445086024
Police station Inspector-M5 8754548754
PWD Assistant Engineer 9500767735
TNSCB Assistant Engineer 7299399911
Highways Divisional Engineer 9444294521
199 Zone - 1
Ward committee – 2
TANGEDCO Junior Engineer 9445850903
Ward committee –3


Zone - 1 200

Police station Inspector-H8 9840108810

201 Zone - 1


Zone - 1 202


203 Zone - 1


Zone - 1 204



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Zone - 1 206
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1 Profile 209
4 Parks 211
8 Storm Water Drain 219
11 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - moderate rain fall 225
14 Subway 231
15 Tree fall 231
20 Rescue Boats 234
Less than 2.5m streets / lanes that cannot be accessed by
22 235
Vehicles
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GCC
GCC Boundary
Manali 15 TO 21
Manali 15 TO 21
Profile
The Manali zone have 8 divisions 15 to 22 lies in Latitude 13.166779°, Longitude
80.258308° and covering to an area of 43.93 Sq.km
There are 1221 roads, to a length of 194.00 Km are Interior Roads, 10 Roads to a
length of 8.20 Km are Bus Route Roads which are maintained by GCC and the remaining 6
roads are under the maintenance of Highways department and 3 roads are under TNRDC
population of 47.77 % in this zone, the most densed area in the zone is MMDA Mathur
with a population of 49230 and the least in Vadaperumbakkam with a population of 7550.
The Ward wise population of the zone is given below.
Sl.No. Ward. No/Name Total House Holds Total Population
1 15 Edayanchavadi 3915 32634
2 16 Andarkuppam 4111 23876
3 17 Vadaperumbakkam 2903 7550
4 18 Manali 3165 14474
5 19 MMDA Mathur 10923 49230
6 20 Manali 3127 14202
7 21 Manali 2465 11460
Old Dn – 29
8 3800 12800
New Dn - 22 Chinnasekkadu
TOTAL 34409 166226
209 Zone - 2
Zone Administration
The Zone is headed by the Zonal Officer who is assisted by one Executive Engineers,
them.
1. Chairman 15 to 22 9444332834
2. Zonal Officer 15 to 22 9445190002
Engineering Wing
lights, bridges, subways, flyovers, water bodies etc. The designation and jurisdiction with
Sl. Office Mobile Num-
No. ber
1 Executive Engineer-1 U-4 & U-5 9445190022
Assistant Executive Engi-
2 U-4 (15,16,17) 9445190104
neer
SWD Assistant Executive U-5 (19, 22)&
3 7200129107
Engineer (Additional) SWD U-4 & U-5
4 U-5 (18, 20, 21) 9445190105
neer
Additional Divisional Engi-
5 15-22 9445190042
neer
6 15 - 22 9445190481
neer Mechanical

There is a dedicated team in each zone that looks after the clearing garbage,
1. Conservany supervisor Unit-4 9445191404
2. Conservany supervisor Unit-5 9445191405
Zone - 2 210

in the zone.
is given below.
Sl. No. Designation Zone/ Unit/ Ward.No. Office Mobile Number
1 Zonal Health Officer Zone II 7904132423
2 Zonal Medical Officer Zone II 9962623876

3 Veterinary Surgeon Zone II 9445026042
4 Junior Entomologist Zone II 6380072987
5 Sanitary Officer Unit-4 6381741865
Parks
There are 24 Parks available in Edayanchavadi, Andarkuppam, Vadaperumbakkam,
Manali & MMDA Mathur. These parks may serve as buffer zone to assemble and alight the
victims to the relief centers during disaster. Park Overseer is equipped with power saws
and will ensure pruning of tree branches, proper lighting and to prevent inundation inside
the parks. The contact details of the Park overseer and the location of parks available in
the zone is given below,
Team member
Sl. No. Equipment available Area of operation
contact No
5 - Petrol operator tree

9445071064 cutting Saw
1 Manali
Park Overseer 1 - Telescopic Tree
Pruner
211 Zone - 2
S.No Ward Name Of Park Location of the Park
CPS-6 PARK AT MANALI NEW

1 15 CPS-6
MANALI NEW TOWN BLOCK 54
MANALI NEW TOWN BLOCK NO
2 15 CPS-7
63 CPS-7
3 15 CPS-8
65 CPS-8
4 15 CPS-9
29 & 30 CPS-9
5 15 CPS-10
26 CPS 10
6 15 Thulasi Nagar park Thulasi Nagar in DN-15, Z-02
ponniamman Nagar in DN -15,
7 15 Ponniamman nagar park
Z-02
8 16 TNHB Phase II Park Park at TNHB Phase 2 Block 3
Manali New Town Block 134 &135
9 16 CPS-1
CPS-1
Manali New Town Block 100 &101
10 16 CPS-2
CPS-2
11 16 CPS-3 Manali New Town Block 90 CPS-3
14 16 Kanniammanpet Park Kanniammanpet Park (New park)
15 16 RL Nagar Park RL Nagar Div -16

Thaigai Nagar, Manali new town
16 16 Thanigai nagar park
in Dn-16, Z-02
17 17 Thirupathi Devasthanam Park Thirupathi Devasthanam Park
18 17 VS mani Nagar park VS Mani Nagar Div-17
19 17 Vadarperumabakkam park Puzhal union raod div-17

Thiyagi vishwanathadass Nagar
20 17 Thiyagi vishwanathadass Park
in Div-17, Z-02
21 18 Vimalapuram park PARK AT VADAPERUMBAKKAM
22 18 Nedunchezhiyan Street Park Nedunchezhiyan Street
23 18 Vimalapuram Park Vimalapuram 2nd Street
Zone - 2 212
S.No Ward Name Of Park Location of the Park
24 18 CPCL Park CPCL 4th Street
25 18 CPCL Layout Park CPCL Layout
26 18 Andarkuppam Park Andarkuppam Redhills High Road
27 19 Lake View Park Lake View Park
28 19 MMDA 34th Street Park MMDA 34th Street
29 19 MMDA 2nd Main Road Park MMDA 2nd Main Road

CPCL Layout, 3rd Main raod,
CPCL Layout, 3rd Main raod
30 19 junctin of Manali Kosappur High-
park
ways & 200ft orad in Div-19, Z-02
CPCL Laout, 12th streeet Man-
31 19 CPCL Layout, 12th street park
jambakkam in Div-19, Z-02
32 19 Gokulam park Gokulam Street
33 19 MMDA 64th street park MMDA 64th street in Div-19, Z-02
34 19 MMDA 71th street park MMDA 71th street in Div-19, Z-02
35 19 MMDA 118th street park MMDA 118h street in Div-19, Z-02

Bhuvaneshwary nagar in div-19,
36 19 Bhuvaneshwary nagar park
Z-02
37 20 Chinna mathur Salai park Chinn mathur Salai
Jalagandamariamman koil street
38 21 Jalagandamariamman koil street
park
Devarajan street Chinnasekkadu
39 22 Devarjan street park
div-22

Chennai city. There are three pumping stations available in Manali Zone with average
capacity of 1.5MLD for each pumping station. These sewage pumping stations are
capacity of pumps in working condition. The details of the sewage pumping station are
given below,
213 Zone - 2
Capacity
Sl.No. Pumping Station No. of pumps – condition
MLD
20HP sub - 1
Sewage Pumping Station,
1 1.3 MLD 15HP sub – 2
Manali New Town
15Hp sub (spare) - 1
50HP Centrifugal pumpset - 1
Mathur, MMDA Sewage
2 1.6 MLD 20HP Centrifugal pumpset – 2
Pumping Station
10HP Centrifugal pumpset - 1
Mathur, MMDA Sewage
3 1.6 MLD 20HPSubmersible pumpset-1
Pumping Station
Total 4.5 MLD

There is no TNSCB tenements in Manali Zone.

There are 2 rivers passing in this zone (1) Kosasthalaiyar River which originates
from Old napalayam travels about 7.00 Km and disposes via Sadayankuppam B’ canal
(2) Puzhal Surplus Water Way which originates from Sumangali nagar travels about
6.00 Km and disposes via Chittar Sadayankuppam B’ canal.
Rivers
Sl. Name of the Wards Length of
From To
No. Canal Covered Canal (Km)
Kosathalaiyar Sadayankuppam
1 15,16 Old napalayam 7.00
River B’ canal
Puzhal Surplus Sumangali Sadayankuppam
2 16,17 , 18 6.00
Water Way nagar B’ canal
Total 13.00
There are 11 Canals passing in this zone (1) Thulasi nagar canal maintained by
GCC which originates from Thulasi nagar travels about 2.2 Km in the zone and disposes
via Chittar connection old Nappalayam to Edayanchavadi (2) Old Nappalayam canal
maintained by GCC which touches the zone at Vellivoyalchavadi travels about 2.7 Km
in the zone and disposes through Kosasthalaiyar river (3) CMDA canal maintained by
GCC which touches the zone at Vichur travels about 1.2 Km in the zone and disposes
through the Kosasthalaiyar river (4) Periya Eachankuzhi canal maintained by GCC
which touches the zone at Kulakkarai travels about 1.6 Km in the zone and disposes
through Kosasthalaiyar river (5) Ambedkar canal maintained by GCC which touches
the zone at Vembuli amman kulam travels about 1.10 Km in the zone and disposes
through Puzhal Surplus water (6) Kosapur canal maintained by GCC which touches the
Zone - 2 214
zone at Vilankadupakkam travels about 1.0 Km in the zone and disposes through Puzhal
Surplus water and (7) CPCL canal maintained by GCC which touches the zone at CPCL
layout connecting Chinnamathur travels about 0.75 Km in the zone and disposes through
Puzhal Surplus water. (8) Canal from police quarters to 100 feet road maintained by
GCC maintained by GCC which originates from Police quarters travels about 1.8 Km in
the zone and disposes via 100 feet road (9) Canal from tpp salai (cpcl company) to 100
feet road junction maintained by GCC which originates from tpp salai (cpcl company)
travels about 2.0 Km in the zone and disposes via 100 feet road (10) Canal from
police quarters to tpp salai maintained by GCC which originates from Police quarters
travels about 0.55 Km in the zone and disposes via tpp salai (11) police quarters canal
maintained by GCC which originates from Police quarters travels about 0.15 Km in the
zone and disposes via police station.
silting work is done by GCC in the canal maintained by them. Cleaning and de-silting of
storm water drain & lakes are periodically done by GCC as a pre monsoon preparedness
measure. Storm Water Drains were constructed by GCC for a distance of 52.431 km to
ease the flow of rain water.
Canals
War Length
Sl. Name of ds of
From To
No. the Canal Cove Canal
red (Km)
Thulsi nagar canal and
Chittar (connection
1 15 Thulasi Nagar Chittar 2.2
old Nappalayam to
Edayanchavadi
Kosasthalaiyar
2 Old Nappalayam canal 15 Vellivoyalchavadi 2.7
River
CMDA Canal (along 80 Kosasthalaiyar
3 15 Vichur 1.2
feet road ) River
Vembuli Amman Puzhal Surplus
4 Ambedkar Canal 17 1.1
Kulam Water
Puzhal Surplus
5 Kosapur Canal 17 Vilankadupakkam 1
Water
CPCL canal (CPCL
Layout connecting Puzhal Surplus
6 18 Chinnathoppe 0.75
Chinnamathur road to Water
100’ road)
215 Zone - 2
Canal from police

7 18 Police quarters 100 feet road 1.80
quarters to 100 feet road
Canal from tpp salai
tpp salai (cpcl
8 (cpcl company) to 100 18 100 feet road 2.00
company)
feet road junction
Canal from police
9 20 Police quarters tpp salai 0.55
quarters to tpp salai
10 police quarters canal 21 Police quarters police station 0.15
Total 13.45
Other water bodies

(a) Ponds
Sl Ward Length /
Name of other water bodies
No No Area
1 15 Edayanchavadi Pond 1200 m2
2 16 Elanthanoor - Pond 1320 m2
3 16 Andar kuppam burial ground - Pond 600 m2
4 16 Andar kuppam - Pond 720 m2
5 16 Kulakarai - Pond 1710 m2
Kanniamman pettai, Kanniamman Koil

6
16
st - Pond 1800 m2
7 16 Kamarajapuram - Pond 750 m2
8 16 Burma Nagar Pond 300 m2
9 17 Vinayagapuram Burial Ground - Pond 3082 m2

Vadaperumbakkam Samuvel nagar Burial
10 17 Ground - Pond 2381 m2
11 17 Kathakuzhi Burial Ground - Pond 5683 m2

Kosapur Sree Vempuliamman koil kulam -
12
17 Pond 6381 m2
Kosapur Sree Chelliamman koil
13 17 kulam - Pond 4382 m2
14
17 Theeyambakkam - Pond 1632 m2
15 17 Theeyambakkam Gandhinagar - Pond 4834 m2
16 17 Chinna thoppu - Pond 4632 m2
Zone - 2 216
Chettimedu (Gnayiru Road ) Near Sakthi

17 17 1362 m2
amman koil - Pond
18 17 Vadaperumabakkam – Pond 2482 m2
19 18 Harikrishnapuram - Pond 1950 m2
20 19 Kulakarai - Pond 2760 m2

21 19 Teachers Colony - Pond 1311 m2
22 19 Omakulam - Pond 6025 m2
23 19 Masillamani Nagar - Pond 3595 m2
2689.05
24 19 Ellatharasi Street , Manjambakkam
m2
25 19 Pillayara Koil Street, Manjambakkam 1263.6 m2
26 19 Manjambakkam- Pond 9800 m2
27 20 Chockammalkulam - Pond 6881 m2
28 21 Vaniyankulam Pond (Under Court Case) 1440 m2
29 21 Jalakandamaraimman Koil Street - Pond 2300 m2
30 22 Devaraj Street Ramalinga Kulam 540 m2
(b) Lakes
Sl No Ward No Name of other water bodies Length / Area
1 16 Sadayankuppam - Lake PWD

2 16 Kadapakkam - Lake PWD
3 17 Ariyalur - Lake PWD
4 20 Manali Lake TANUVAS
217 Zone - 2
ZONE II - WATER BODIES
µ
OTHER WATER BODIES
Zone - 2
CANAL
Other Water Bodies Canals
Length of
ID. No. Ward Name of other water bodies Length / Area ID. No. Wards Name of the Canal From To
ZONE II - WATER BODIES Canal (Km)
W1 15 Edayanchavadi Pond 1200 m2 C1 15 Thulsi nagar canal and Chittar Thulasi Nagar Chittar 2.2 O LD NAPAL
AY
W2 16 Elanthanoor - Pond 1320 m2 µ
A
M
W3 16 Andar kuppam burial ground - Pond 600 m2 C2 15 Old Nappalayam canal Vellivoyalchavadi Kosasthalaiyar River 2.7
RO
AD
W4 16 Kulakarai - Pond 1710 m2
Kanniamman pettai, Kanniamman Koil
OTHER WATER BODIES C3 15 CMDA Canal Vichur Kosasthalaiyar River 1.2 C2
W5 16 1800 m2 CANAL
st - Pond
W6 16 Kamarajapuram - Pond 750 m2 C4 15 Periya Eachankuzhi canal Kulakkarai Kosasthalaiyar River 1.6
Other Water Bodies Canals
Vembuli Amman
ID.W7 17 Vadaperumbakkam
No. Ward Name of other water
- Pondbodies Length m2
2482/ Area ID.C5 17 Ambedkar
No. Wards NameCanal
of the Canal Puzhal Surplus
To Water Length
1.1 of
Kulam From Canal (Km)
AD
W1
W8 15
17 Edayanchavadi
VinayagapuramPond
Burial Ground - Pond 1200
3082 m2
m2 C6 Kosapur Canal Vilankadupakkam Puzhal Surplus Water 1 C1
C1 15
17 Thulsi nagar canal and Chittar Thulasi Nagar Chittar 2.2 O LD NAPAL
IGH RO
AY
W2 16 Elanthanoor - Pond 1320 m2
A
Vadaperumbakkam Samuvel nagar Madhavaram - Manali lake M
W3
W9 16
17 Andar kuppam burial ground - Pond 600
2381m2m2 C7
C2 15
18 Old Nappalayam canal Chinnathoppe
Vellivoyalchavadi Kosasthalaiyar Water
Puzhal SurplusRiver 0.75
2.7
RO
ERI H
Burial Ground - Pond canal AD
W4 16 Kulakarai - Pond 1710 m2 W1
W10 17 Kathakuzhi Burial Ground - Pond 5683 m2
PONN
Kanniamman pettai, Kanniamman Koil C3 15 CMDA Canal Vichur Kosasthalaiyar River 1.2 ED
C2
W5 16 1800 m2 AY
AN
15
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stKosapur
- Pond Sree Vempuliamman koil CM CH
W11 17 m2 AV
W6 16 Kamarajapuram
kulam - Pond - Pond 750
6381m2 C4 15 Periya Eachankuzhi canal Kulakkarai Kosasthalaiyar River 1.6 DA AD
I M
15
C3 A IN
Vembuli Amman
0F
ROA
W7 17 Vadaperumbakkam
Kosapur Sree Chelliamman
- Pond koil kulam - 2482 m2 C5 17 Ambedkar Canal Puzhal Surplus Water 1.1 D
Kulam
EET
W12 17 4382 m2
AD
R
Pond M AN
ALI N C1
W8 17 Burial Ground - Pond 3082 C6 17 Kosapur Canal Vilankadupakkam Puzhal Surplus Water 1 EW TO
W13 17 Vinayagapuram
Theeyambakkam - Pond 1632 m2
m2
OAD
WN 80
FT RO
AD
IGH RO
W14 17 Vadaperumbakkam Samuvel nagar
Theeyambakkam Gandhinagar - Pond m2 Madhavaram - Manali lake
W9 17 2381
4834 m2 C7 18 Chinnathoppe Puzhal Surplus Water 0.75
ERI H
Burial Ground - Pond canal
W15 Chinna thoppu - Pond m2 C4 W1
W10 17
17 Kathakuzhi Burial Ground - Pond 5683
4632 m2
PONN
ED
Chettimedu (Gnayiru Road ) Near AY 15
U
V
W16 17 1362 m2 W28 AN
Kosapur Sree Vempuliamman
Sakthi amman koil - Pond koil W4 CM CH
AV
W11 17 6381 m2 DA AD
W17 18 kulam - Pond
Harikrishnapuram - Pond 1950 m2 I M
15
C3 A IN
0F
W18 18 Zaheer Hussain Nagar - Pond - ROA
D
Kosapur Sree Chelliamman koil kulam -
EET
W12
W19 17
19 Teachers Colony - Pond 4382
1311 m2
m2
R
Pond M AN
KA
W20 19 Masillamani Nagar - Pond 3595 m2 ALI N
MMDA EWPHASE-2
D
W13 17 Theeyambakkam - Pond 1632 m2 TOWN MAIN ROAD
OAD
AM 80FT RO
W21 19 Omakulam - Pond 6025 m2 AD
PA
218
KK
W14
W22 17
19 Theeyambakkam
Kulakarai - Pond Gandhinagar - Pond 4834
2760 m2
m2 W5 16
TPP ROAD
W23 Manjambakkam Salai - Pond m2 C4
V
U
W15 17
19 Chinna thoppu - Pond 4632
9800 m2 W14 W3 W30
W24 Chockammalkulam 6881 m2
AM MAIN
20 Chettimedu (Gnayiru- Pond
Road ) Near
W16
W25 17 Sannathi
21 Sakthi Street - Pond 1362
4582 m2
m2 17
V
U W28 W6
amman koil - Pond
D ROA
W13 W4
W17 18 Jalakandamaraimman Koil Street - 1950
W26 21 Harikrishnapuram - Pond 2300 m2
m2
W18 18 Zaheer
Pond Hussain Nagar - Pond - W2
W27
W19 19 Sadayankuppam
16 Teachers Lake
Colony --Pond PWD
1311 m2
KA
W28
W20 19 Kadapakkam
16 Masillamani - Lake
Nagar - Pond PWD
3595 m2
D
W29 20 Manali Lake TANUVAS AM W27
W21 19 Omakulam - Pond 6025 m2
PA
W30
W22 19 Kosathalaiyar
16 Kulakarai - PondRiver 2760 Km
7.00 m2
W5 16
TPP ROAD
V
U
AR
W23 19 Manjambakkam Salai - Pond 9800 m2 W12
W14 W11 W30
KKAM MA
W24 20 Chockammalkulam - Pond 6881 m2 18
W3
IYAL U
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zone II - water bodies
W25 21 Sannathi Street - Pond W16

4582 m2 C6 C5 17
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IN ROA
P
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W13 KCP ROAD
Map to be changed
Jalakandamaraimman Koil Street - W10 AD

T RO AD
W26 21 2300
THAN m2
100 FEE
Pond W2
W27 16 Sadayankuppam - Lake PWD S
W28 16 Kadapakkam - LakeW8 PWD
MGRALAI
W29 20 Manali Lake VETR
TANUVAS W9 W27
D
I NA T
W30 16 Kosathalaiyar River
ALAKSHMI NAGAR
GAR7.00 Km C7 MANA
MINJU R R
LI HIGH
ROA
N AY
D ROAD
A
W12 OA
S TREE
W7 R W22
OAD
W15 RU HIG H W11 EET ROAD

MU VEL SA D
ARIYA
A
LAI 3 R 10 0F MA NALI MAIN
S
18
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HI L
LS C6 V
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UMA L KO I L STRE E T
RO
RO D KCP ROAD
A A AD
D THAN W10 RO T ROAD
100 FEE
W19 HAR ATH IAR
B T
W21 W29
STR
NED U NCH EZI AN

EE
S
ST
K OSAPUR
W8
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MGR
SALAI
ALAI
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W9 W20 THIRUVALLUV
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STREE T
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ALAI
MINJU R R
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ROA
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AD
N AY W18
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W7 TR W22 O
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OAD
W15 RU HIG H FE E IN ROAD R

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W26 JU 21
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HI L
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W19 HAR ATH IAR
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W21 W29
GCC
STR
NED U NCH EZI AN

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SALAI
V
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W20 THIRUVALLUV
AR
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STREE T
A MAR A
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W26 U 21
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Storm water drain

428 storm water drains to a length of 104.11 Km were constructed to ease the flow of
rain water in Manali zone. The details of SWD and instructions to be followed before and
during rain are given below.
Length of SWDs in
Sl. No. Ward Total No. of SWDs
‘Km’
1 15 71 14.56
2 16 79 9.66
3
17 44 13.98
4 18 95 11.76
5 19 62 31.79
6 20 50 8.52
7 21 35 8.18
8 22 42 5.66
Total 428 104.11

During the last monsoon, 4 inundated spots in this zone were identified and
actions were taken to bale out the rain water. Most of the locations were flooded during
the North-East Monsoon 2015 due to heavy rain and overflow of upstream water in the
canals and water bodies in this Zone. The identified vulnerable spots and the actions
taken to dispose the rain water in each location are as below,
219 Zone - 2
Streets where Capacity Location of

Ward
S.No
Disposal point
inundation seen of pumps pumps
25HP-1NO
Edayanchavadi
10HP-1NO Kosasthalaiyar
1 15 EDAYANCHAVADI 2nd cross street
7.5HP-1NO river
and near by pond
7HP-1NO
Thulasi nagar
Near Thulukat- canal to
2 15 CHINNA EACHANKUZHI 25HP-1NO
hamman koil Kosasthalaiyar
river
Adjacent side of
Kosasthalaiyar
3 15 NEW NAPALAYAM 7HP-1NO the kossasthalai-
river
yar river bund
Disposal to tulasi
OLD NAPALAYAM NEW Junction of TPP
4 15 25HP-1NO nagar canal
COLONY salai
through swd
Highways 200feet
Junction of
main road swd to
5 16 Kulakarai Vichur Main Road 65HP kulakarai vichur
Kosasthalaiyar
main road
river
Thanikachalam Nagar Thanikachalam
6 17 50HP VCN salai
Vadaperumbakkam nagar
Pumped into
10HP-1NOS
Kalaignar nagar vaccant land
7 18 KALAIGNAR NAGAR 25HP-
3rd lane disposal to Puzhal
1NOS
surplus
Pumped into swd
25HP-1NOS
eswaran koil street
10HP-
8 18 HARIKRISHNAPURAM Near perumal koil then disposed to
1NOS 3HP-
zahieer hussain
1NOS
canal
200ft highways
Kavithendral
road culvert
KAVITHENDRAL kayana sundharam
100HP- point to bala
9 19 KALYANA SUNDHARAM nagar(near
2NOS subramaniam
NAGAR(VACANT LAND) narachimman
nagar to Puzhal
land)
surplus river
NO PUMP Puzhal surplus
10 19 BALASUBRAMAN NAGAR Natural flow
USED river
1) 50hp-kamaraj
nagar,
2) 50hp- kamaraj
nagar (near
KAMARAJAR swd drain at
50HP-5NOS nadar chatharam)
NAGAR,CHINNASAMY ponniamman koil
10HP- 3)50hp-2nos-
11 19 NAGAR,PONNIAMMAN street then to
1NOS 5HP- kamarajar nagar,
KOIL STREET thanuvas lake and
2NOS 4)50hp-kamarajar
(VACANT LAND) cpcl canal
nagar 5)10hp-
kamarajarnagar,
6)5hp- kamarajar
nagar
Zone - 2 220
Streets where Capacity Location of
Ward
S.No Disposal point
inundation seen of pumps pumps
200ft road culvert
APOLLO ARMSTRONG Apollo armstrong point then to
12 19 50HP-2NOS
NAGAR nagar Puzhal surplus
river
20 NEW MGR NAGR 1st New mgr nagr 1st
13 40HP-1NOS JJ nagar
20 STREET street
Chinnamathur salai
14 20 BALARAMAN STREET 40HP-1NOS Balaraman street
swd
15 20 KAMARAJAR SALAI 40HP-1NOS Kamarajar salai Sathakadu lake
KALTHOTTAM MGR Kalthottam mgr
16 20 5HP-1NOS CPCL Drain
STREET street
17 20 JJ NAGAR NO MOTOR Natural flow Mathur Lake
Puzhal surplus
18 20 OTTRAIVADAI STREET NO MOTOR Natural flow
river
JALAKANDA MARIAMMAN Jalakanda Via side drain to
10HP-1NOS
19 21 KOIL STREET- (3RD mariamman koil zahieer hussain
5HP- 1NOS
LANE) street canal
NEDUNCHEZHIAN 100HP- Nedunchezhian Puzhal surplus
20 21
STREET 1NOS street river
Kanapiran koil
21 22 Velu street 25HP - 2 Futura Layout
street
10HP- Near Pumping into
22 18 Ekambaram street
1 NOS Harikrishnapuram Bharathiyar Street
Kanapiran koil
23 22 Kannapiran koil street 25HP - 1 Futura Layout
street
Vedhagiri cross
24 22 Vedhagiri cross street 25HP - 2 Karunanidhi street
street
Mahatma Gandhi
25 22 Mahatma Gandhi street 25HP - 2 Devarajan street
Street
26 22 Adhiraj street 10HP - 1 Adhiraj street Lakshmi Nagar
Anna university has mapped the areas inundated in this Zone during 2005 flood
by crowd source method. The RISAT Microwave satellite map showing inundation extent
on 3rd December 2015 and 7th December 2015 taken by Institute of Remote Sensing,
Anna University is matching more or less with the inundation locations identified by GCC.
The flood water due to increased water level in canal was receded with in 4 days and the
other stagnated locations were cleared immediately by GCC using pumpsets. The RISAT
221 Zone - 2
Zone - 2
INUNDATION EXTENT ON 3rd DECEMBER (ZONE II)
±
Park
Edayanchatram
isangudi
Kosasthyalaiyar River
Erandacheri
Aaniyammanpetta
1 !
(
222
1 !
(
1
!
( !
( sadayankuppam
Andarkuppam
Ariyalur Road kcp quarters

1.1 Kapil Metal Manali New Extension !
(!
!
( Processing (
Indo Mobil Sadayankuppam
1.1 Amulaivoyal PONNERI ROAD Bhagwandas
1 !
( 2.45 MANALI EXPRESS ROAD Metals
!
( !
( Sinco
1 Petrochemicals
Tamin Granites
!
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Vaikkadu Kava MANALI HIGH ROAD

Ponneri Road spick heavy LEGEND
chemicals
!
( !
(
II Manali
Petrochemicalstn petro products
1.3 Harikrishnapuram ! !
(
Madras Fertilizers Madras
(FIELD POINTS
!
( Periyathoppu Lake Vimalapuram Petrochemicals
Gopalasamy Salaima Nagar
Nagar
SASTRI ROAD
NAGAR
Ponneri Road
Police Qtrs
ZONE BOUNDARY
Kamarajar Salai
SCALE 1:33,000
NON-INUNDATION
0 0.75 1.5 3
Km
GCC
INUNDATION
INUNDATION EXTENT ON 7th DECEMBER (ZONE II)
±
Park
Edayanchatram
isangudi
Kosasthyalaiyar River
Erandacheri
Aaniyammanpetta
1 !
(
223
1 !
(
1
!
( !
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Andarkuppam
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!
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1.1 Amulaivoyal PONNERI ROAD Bhagwandas
1 !
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!
( !
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1 Petrochemicals
Tamin Granites
!
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chemicals
!
( !
(
II Manali
Petrochemicalstn petro products
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(
Madras Fertilizers Madras
(FIELD POINTS
!
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Nagar
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Police Qtrs
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Kamarajar Salai
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Zone - 2
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Location of Diesel Pump Location

GCC
Streets where water stagnated in the previous monsoon #

*
Streets where water stagnated in the previous monsoon #
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Mild Rainfall – Nil
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Moderate Rainfall

S.No. Ward Name of the Street
1 15 EDAYANCHAVAD,
2 16 Irular Colony
3 17 Puzhal Union Road
4 18 Salaima Nagar
5 19 Apollo Armstrong Nagar
6 20 New MGR Street
7 21 Jalakanda mari amman koil Street (3rd Lane)
8 22 Chinna sekkadu

There are no sewer block in Manali
Relief Centres
There are 13 relief centres to a total capacity of 3040 that are readily available with
Cooking, Drinking water and toilet facilities, to be utilized during the evacuation period to
accommodate the affected people. The list of relief centres are given below.
Name & Addres
of relief centres
Responsiblities
Drinking water
Cooking facili-
List of streets
(Designation/
people to be
Contact No.
Officer in-
available
Capacity
charge
shifted
Dn. No
Toilets
Sl. No.
ties
Sanitation,
Medicine Sanitary 9445025817
& Drinking Inspector 7338917782
water
Junior
Jai Gopal Gardia Manali Evacuation 9445190315
Engineer
1 15 230 Higher Secondary New Town 9th Yes Yes No
School street Assistant
Food Revenue 9445190082
Officer
Relief Asst. Exe.
9445190104
Materials Engineer
Sanitation,
9445025817
Medicine Sanitary
Manali New Town & Drinking Inspector
7338917782
29, 28, 30 and 31 st water
Street, Manali New Assistant
Evacuation 9445190316
CMDA Steel Yard Town 80 Feet Road Engineer
2 16 500 Yes Yes No
, Sathankadu Milk Booth and
Assistant
Sadayankuppam ,
Irular Colony and
Officer
Burma Nagar
Relief Asst. Exe.
9445190104
Materials Engineer
225 Zone - 2
Name & Addres

of relief centres
Responsiblities
Drinking water
Cooking facili-
List of streets
(Designation/
people to be
Contact No.
Officer in-
available
Capacity
charge
shifted
Dn. No
Toilets
Sl. No.
ties
Sanitation,
9445025817
Medicine Sanitary
& Drinking Inspector
7338917782
water
Kanniammanpet, Assistant
Kamarajapuram, Engineer
Andarkuppam Andarkuppam,
3 16 300 Yes Yes No
School Elandhanoor, Assistant
Gandhi Nagar and Food Revenue 9445190082
Jenifer Nagar Officer
Relief Asst. Exe.

9445190104
Materials Engineer
Sanitation,
9445025817
Medicine Sanitary
7338917782
water
Elandhanoor, Assistant
Gandhi Nagar and Engineer
CPS-
4 16 150 Jenifer Nagar and Yes Yes No
Kanniammanpet
Kanniammanpet , Assistant
Kamarajapuram, Food Revenue 9445190082
Officer
Relief Asst. Exe.

9445190104
Materials Engineer
Sanitation,
9445025817
Medicine Sanitary
7338917782
water
Sadayankuppam, Assistant
Burma Nagar, Irular Engineer
5 16 350 CPS-Kulakarai Colony, Kulakkarai, Yes Yes No
Kamarajapuram Assistant
and Andarkuppam Food Revenue 9445190082
Officer
Relief Asst. Exe.

9445190104
Materials Engineer
Sanitation,
9445025817
Medicine Sanitary
Vadaperumbakkam, & Drinking Inspector
Theeyambakkam, 7338917782
water
Kosappur,
Thirupathi Assistant
Community Centre, Devasthana Nagar Engineer
6 17 100 Yes Yes No
Vadaperumbakkam and Assistant
Thiyagi Food Revenue 9445190082
Viswanathadoss Officer
Nagar,
Chinna Thoppu. Relief Asst. Exe.
9445190104
Materials Engineer
Zone - 2 226
Name & Addres

of relief centres
Responsiblities
Drinking water
Cooking facili-
List of streets
(Designation/
people to be
Contact No.
Officer in-
available
Capacity
charge
shifted
Dn. No
Toilets
Sl. No.
ties
Sanitation,
9445025817
Medicine Sanitary
7338917782
water
Assistant
Engineer
Yes Yes No
CoC Middle
7 17 340 School, Kosappur
Kosapur Assistant
Officer
Asst.
Relief
Exe. 9445190104
Materials
Engineer
Sanitation,
9445025818
Medicine Sanitary
7338917782
water
Assistant
Engineer
Balasubramanian
Govt. High School Nagar and Chinna
8 19 200 Yes Yes No
, Mathur, Mathur Road , Assistant
CPCL Layout Food Revenue 9445190082
Officer
Asst.
Relief
Exe. 9445190105
Materials
Engineer
Sanitation,
9445025818
Medicine Sanitary
7338917782
water
Assistant
Engineer
Assistant
Manjambakkam Food Revenue 9445190082
9 19 120 Manjambakkam Yes Yes No
School Officer
Asst.
Relief
Exe. 9445190105
Materials
Engineer
227 Zone - 2
Name & Addres

of relief centres
Responsiblities
Drinking water
Cooking facili-
List of streets
(Designation/
people to be
Contact No.
Officer in-
available
Capacity
charge
shifted
Dn. No
Toilets
Sl. No.
ties
Sanitation,
9445025818
Medicine Sanitary
7708931877
water
Assistant
Engineer
Ponniamman
CPS at MMDA Nagar,
10 19 100 Yes Yes No
46th Street Appolo Armstrong Assistant
Nagar. Food Revenue 9445190082
Officer
Asst.
Relief
Exe. 9445190105
Materials
Engineer
Sanitation,
9445025818
Medicine Sanitary
7708931877
water
Chinna Mathur
Salai, Kalthottam
MGR Nagar, Assistant
New MGR Nagar, Engineer
Dr. Sivanthi
11 20 200 JJ Nagar, Yes Yes No
adithinar School
Balaraman Street,
Raghavan Nagar Assistant
and Food Revenue 9445190082
Ottraivadai Street. Officer
Asst.
Relief
Exe. 9445190105
Materials
Engineer
Sanitation,
9445025820
Medicine Sanitary
7708931877
water
Nedunchezhiyan
Salai, Assistant
Ettiyappan Street, Evacuation 9445190321
Engineer
Jalaganda
Govt Higher Sec
Mariamman Koil
School.Manali &
12 21 450 Street Yes Yes No Assistant
CPS at padasalai
1to 3 Streets., Food Revenue 9445190082
street
Police Quarteres. Officer
And
Thamaraikulam
Street.
Asst.
Relief
Exe. 9445190105
Materials
Engineer
Zone - 2 228
Name & Addres

of relief centres
Responsiblities
Drinking water
Cooking facili-
List of streets
(Designation/
people to be
Contact No.
Officer in-
available
Capacity
charge
shifted
Dn. No
Toilets
Sl. No.
ties
Sanitation,
9445025818
Medicine Sanitary
7708931877
water
Assistant
Community hall at Engineer
13 22 200 Chinna sekadu No Yes Yes
Devarajan street
Assistant
Officer
Asst.
Relief
Exe. 9445190082
Materials
Engineer
229 Zone - 2
ZONE II
Zone - 2
#
* RELIEF SHELTER
µ
Relief Centres
ID. No. Ward List of streets, people to be shifted Name & Addres of relief centres
ID. No. Ward
Manali New Town 29, 28, 30 and 31 st Street , Manali available
S1 15
New Town Block No : 73 R1 15 Edayanchavadi School OLD N AP
AL
AY
AM
Manali New Town 29, 28, 30 and 31 st Street, Manali R2 16 CMDA Steel Yard , Sathankadu RO
AD
S2 16 New Town 80 Feet Road Milk Booth and
Sadayankuppam , Irular Colony and Burma Nagar
R3 16 Andarkuppam School
R4 16 CPS-Kanniammanpet
Kanniammanpet , Kamarajapuram, Andarkuppam,
S3 16 R5 16 CPS-Kulakarai
Elandhanoor, Gandhi Nagar and Jenifer Nagar
#
*
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R6 17 Community Centre , R1
Elandhanoor, Gandhi Nagar and Jenifer Nagar and
S4 16 Vadaperumbakkam
IGH RO
Kanniammanpet , Kamarajapuram, R7 17 CoC Middle School , Kosapur
Sadayankuppam, Burma Nagar, Irular Colony,
ERI H
S5 16 R8 19 Govt. High School , Mathur,
Kamarajapuram and Andarkuppam
PONN
Vadaperumbakkam, Theeyambakkam, Kosappur, R9 19 Manjambakkam School ED
AY 15
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R10 19 CPS at MMDA 46th Street D AD
Viswanathadoss Nagar, Chinna Thoppu. A I M
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S9 19 Manjambakkam AD
S10 19 Ponniamman Nagar, Appolo Armstrong Nagar.

Chinna Mathur Salai, Kalthottam MGR Nagar, New
S11 21 MGR Nagar, JJ Nagar, Balaraman Street, Raghavan
Nagar and Ottraivadai Street. #
*
R5 S5
Nedunchezhiyan Salai, Ettiyappan Street, Jalaganda
S12 21 Mariamman Koil Street 1to 3 Streets., Police
Quarteres. And Thamaraikulam Street.
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Subway
There is no subway as of now available in this zone.
Tree fall
During the last monsoon, in Manali zone tree branches were fallen and cleared.
The following tree fall locations in this zone were noticed and in these places special
precautionary steps like pruning of tree branches shall be done in advance. The details
are as follows,
1 15 Manali New Town
2 16 Andarkuppam
Streets - where water entered houses - do not require evacuation

During the last monsson, 8 inundated spots where water entered houses but don’t
require evacuation were identified and actions were taken to bale out the rain water.
During NEM 2015 the under mentioned 8 locations were inundated for more than a day
by which the normal day to day activity of 3500 people were stand stilled. Flood water
from these areas was cleared by using 15 pumps rangining from 5 HP to 7.5 HP capacity.
The identified vulnerable spots is as below,
1 15 Edayanchavadi Lakshmi Nagar

2 16 Manali New Town Kullakarai vichur high road
17 Kosapur Vadaperumbak-
3 Saraswathi Nagar Kosapur
kam
4 18 Manali Harikrishnan puram amman nagart
5 19 MMDA Mathur Balasubramaniyam nagar
6 20 Manali New MRG street Balaraman Street JJ nagar
7 21 Manali Jalakanda mariamman koil 3rd lane
8 22 Chinnasekkadu Velu street, Adhiraj street
231 Zone - 2

During the heavy flood that occurred in 2015, in Manali zone there were 1565 people
were evacuated from Edayanchavadi Andarkuppam and they were accommodated in
CMDA Steel Yard, Sathankadu, Manali and MMDA Mathur are accommodated in CPS at
Padasalai Street and Govt. High School , Mathur. They were provided with basic amenities
like accomodation, food and relief materials for 25 days. The details and locations of relief
centers are given below.
Sl. No. of
ward /Name Streets Year Relief centre
No. persons
Manali New Town
15 CMDA Steel Yard ,
1 29, 28, 30 and 42 2015
Edayanchavadi Sathankadu
31 st Street
15 Manali New Town 63 Edayanchavadi
2 2015
Edayanchavadi Block No : 73 School
Manali New Town
3 80 Feet Road Milk 120 2015
Edayanchavadi Sathankadu
Booth
Sadayankuppam ,
4 Irular Colony and 101 2015
Andarkuppam Sathankadu
Burma Nagar
Kanniammanpet ,
Kamarajapuram, CPS-
16 Andarkuppam, Kanniammanpet,
5 86 2015
Andarkuppam Elandhanoor, Andarkuppam
Gandhi Nagar and School
Jenifer Nagar
Community Centre,
Vadaperumbakkam,
17 Vadaperumbakkam
6 Chettimedu, 136 2015
Vadaperumbakkam and CoC Middle
Kosappur
School , Kosapur
18 CPS at Padasalai
7 Kalaigner Nagar 122 2015
Manali Street
CPS at Padasalai
18 Street and Govt
8 Harikrishnapuram 356 2015
Manali Higher Sec School.
Manali
18 CPS at Padasalai
9 Salaima Nagar 321 2015
Manali Street
19 Balasubramanian Govt. High School ,
10 123 2015
MMDA Mathur Nagar Mathur,
19 Ponniamman Nagar, CPS at MMDA 59th
11 53 2015
MMDA Mathur Chinna Samy Nagar Street
20 Govt. High school at Govt. High School ,
12 42 2015
Manali Padasalai street Mathur
Total 1565
Zone - 2 232
Lighting Facilities
Establishing alternate sources of lighting is a prerequisite. There are 1 battery
officials/staff.
Contact person
Sl. No. Ward
1 15 to 17 Assistant Engineer 9445190907
2 18,20,21 Assistant Engineer 9445190905
3 19 Assistant Engineer 9445190906
Additional divisional Engineer

4 15 to 21 9445190042
(Zone)

In Manali zone, the NDRF to be stationed locations and precautionary measures to
be taken before the rain is given below,
1 15 Manali New Town 80ft Road, Aavin Booth
2 16 Near Unit Office , Andarkuppam

3 17 Near Division Office , Vadaperumbakkam
4 18 Near Division Office , Nedunchezhiyan Street
Near Division Office,
5 19
MMDA 2nd Cross Street
6 20 New MGR Nagar Ist street
7 21 Near Unit Office , CPS Padasalai Street
NDRF
The Commandant
04, Battalion(NDRF)
Suraksha Campus
Takkolam, Arakkonam
Phone No. 04177 – 246594/246269
233 Zone - 2
Rescue Boats
Rescue operations during flood require the services of boats in the form of Catamaran/
rubber inflatable dinghies/FRP both powered and manually operated. Availability of boats
in vicinity of flooded areas plays an important part in rescue operations. When the situation
arises to evacuate the people from the affected area the respective Assistant Engineers
are responsible to locate the boat at needy places, to guide the boat man, to navigate
around marooned areas and to arrange shelters & food for the rescue teams. The details
of boats required along with the stationed locations are given below
Number of boats
Boats stationed Contact person
Sl.No. Ward required with location /
Locations & Number AE
evacuation areas
Manali New Town Manali New Town

1 15 9445190315
80 Ft Road , 4 Nos. near Milk booth
Andarkuppam ,
Opposite to CMDA
2 16 Sadayankuppam, Burma 9445190316
Steel yard
Nagar, 4 Nos.
3
Near Division Office, Division Office
17 9445190317
2 Nos. Vadaperumbakkam
Division Office, Division Office ,

4 18 Nedunchezhiyan Street, Nedunchezhiyan 9445190318
1 No. Street
9445190319
Balasubramaniam Nagar
5 19 Chinna mathur Road
, 1 No.
Division - 20 Office ,
1 No. New MGR Nagar Ist
6 20 New MGR Nagar Ist 9445190320
street
street
Transport Equipment & Lorries

There were 2 open lorries and 2 Bob cat are stationed for performing the job. The details
of the Lorries available in the zone are given below
Debris lorry - 2
Skid steer loaders (Bob cat) - 2
Assistant Engi- Open

JCB Bobcat Water tanker Lorry
neer contact No. lorry
9445190403 - 2 10-LMV -
Zone - 2 234
Less than 2.5m streets / lanes that cannot be accessed by Vehicles
Sl.No ward /Name Street Names
Ekambaram Street 3rd , 4th, 6th, 7th, 8th Lane and Kalaigner
1 18 Manali
Nagar 2nd , 9th Street
19 MMDA MMDA 18,22,25,30,31,33,34,39,41,42,49,61,65,66,70,71,73,7

2
Mathur 4 ,90,93,110 & 114Street 1st Cross Street
3 20 Manali Srinivasa perumal koil 5th , 6th and 8th cross lane
4 20 Manali S.P Koil melandai 2nd lane
5 20 Manali S.P koil kelandai 2 & 3nd lane
6 20 Manali Lalbaghadhur Shasthri 2nd, 3rd and 4th cross lane
7 20 Manali Balaraman 4th lane
8 20 Manali Srinivasaperumal koil 7th lane
9 20 Manali Balaraman 5th lane
10 20 Manali Kamaraj salai cross lane Lane
11 20 Manali Thamaraikulam 2nd Street 1st
12 21 Manali Poongavanam Cross Lane
13 21 Manali Thir.Vi.Ka. Street 1st , 2nd , 3rd, 4th and 6thLane
14 21 Manali Thir.Vi.Ka. Street to Jalagandamariamman Koil Street Link
Parthasarathy 6th cross street, Perumal koil Extn, 1st lane,

22 Chinna
15 2nd lane, Munusamy 2nd & 3rd cross street, Devarajan 3rd
sekkadu
Cross street
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EVACUATION AREA BOAT LOCATION
EVACUATION AREAS Boats
Number of boats required with ID. No. Ward Boats stationed Locations
ID. No. Ward
location /evacuation areas OLD N AP
B1 15 Manali New Town near Milk booth
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E4 16 Burma Nagar
E5 17 Near Division Office, Division Office , Nedunchezhiyan
B4 18
Division Office , Nedunchezhiyan Street
ROAD
E6 18 B5 19 Chinna mathur Road
Street E1
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E7 19 Balasubramaniam Nagar Division - 20 Office , New MGR
B6 20
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zone II
N6 20 Near Unit Office , New MGR 1st Street
N7 21 Near Unit Office , CPS Padasalai Street

boat locations
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Ward Committee
Ward committee –15
Ward councillor - 9445467015

Veterinary Assistant
GCC - Veterinary 9445026042
Surgeon

9962131483
Revenue Revenue Inspector
9445284639
8144930016
CMWSSB Assistant Engineer
8144930522
BSNL Assistant Engineer 9444939357
Fire service Inspector 044-25224266
Police station Inspector 9600029616

9444294521
Highways Divisional Engineer
9940012048
237 Zone - 2
Ward councillor - 9445467016
GCC - Solid waste man-
Conservancy Inspector 9445190516
agement
9444294521
9940012048
Inspector 9600029616,
Police station 9498100240,
044-25555085
9841702398
9940012048
Zone - 2 238
Name of the department Designation

Name of the department Designation

9445025818
GCC- Health Sanitary Inspector
7708931877

239 Zone - 2
Tax Collector 8015785460
GCC - Revenue
866805541
Zone - 2 240
241 Zone - 2
Zone - III
ZONE CONTENTS
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Description
No No
1 Profile 245
4 Parks 247
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - moderate rain
11 258
fall
14 Subway 266
15 Tree fall 266
20 Rescue Boats 273
Less than 2.5m streets / lanes that cannot be accessed by
22 274
Vehicles
MADHAVARAM
ZONE III - WARD BOUNDARY
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GCC
GCC Boundary
Madhavaram 22 TO 33
Profile
The Madhavaram zone lies in Latitude 13.147819°, Longitude 80.230986° covering
an area of 31.44 Sq.km.
There are 2850 roads, out of which 2835 roads to a length of 438.93 Km are Interior
Roads, 7 Roads to a length of 11.006 Km are Bus Route Roads which are maintained by
GCC and the remaiing 5 roads are under the maintenance of Highways department and
3 roads are under NHAI.
The population is about 2.28 lakhs that has Male population of about 50.99 % and
Female population of about 49.01 %. The most densed area in the zone is Ponniaman
Medu with a population of 27,686 and the least in Udayar thottam with a population of
12,280. The Ward wise population of the zone is given below.
Sl.No. Ward No./Name Total House Holds Total Population
1 23 Kavangarai 6272 25980
2 24 Puzhal 3248 15360
3 25 Madhavaram 13055 49676
4 26 Alex Nagar 4028 16676
5 27 Arul nagar 7239 21816
6 28 Udayar Thottam 4682 15672
29 Ponniamman
7 5812 13780
Medu
30 Thanikachalam
8 3068 14400
Nagar
9 31 Kathirvedu 4650 12792
10 32 Soorapet 4545 12280
11 33 Lakshmipuram 5150 16656
TOTAL 66416 228374
245 Zone - 3
Zone Administration
The Zone is headed by the Zonal Officer who is assisted by one Executive Engineers,
them.
1. Zonal Officer 23 to 33 9445190003
Engineering Wing
Sl.
Designation Unit/ Ward.No. Office Mobile Number
No.
1 Executive Engineer-1 U-6,7,8 9445190482
2 Assistant Executive Engineer U-6 (23,24,32) 9445190106
5 Additional Asst. Exe. Engineer Dn.(28,29) 9710915272

There is a dedicated team in each zone that looks after the clearing garbage.
Sl.
No.
Asst. Executive Engineer
1. Unit 6, 7 & 8 9445477207
(SWM)
23, 24,
2. Conservany supervisor 9445191406
30,31,32,33
3. Conservany supervisor 26, 27, 28, 29,25 9445191407
Zone - 3 246

in the zone.
are given below.
Sl.
Designation Zone/ Unit/ Ward.No. Office Mobile Number
No.
1 Zonal Health Officer Zone III 9445190063
2 Veterinary Surgeon Zone III 9445026042
3 Senior Entomologist Zone III 9445025818
4 Assistant Health Officer Zone III 9445190683
5 Sanitary Officer 23, 24, 32, 31 9499933621
6 Sanitary Officer 26, 27, 30 9499933625
7 Sanitary Officer 25, 28, 29, 33 9445025830
Parks
There are 41 Parks available in Madhavaram. These parks may serve as buffer zone
to assemble and alight the victims to the relief centers during disaster. Park Overseer is
equipped with power saws and will ensure pruning of tree branches, proper lighting and
location of parks available in the zone are given below.
Sl.
Team member contact No. Equipment available Area of operation
No.
Telescopic tree
Park Overseer
1 Pruner-3, Chain saw Ward (22 to 33)
9445071064
tree cutting machine-12
247 Zone - 3
S.No Ward Name Of Ward Location of the Park

1 23 Puzhal GURUSHANTHI NAGAR
MACRO MARVEL 1ST CROSS STREET
2 23 Puzhal
PARK
MACRO MARVEL 2ND CROSS STREET
3 23 Puzhal
PARK
4 23 Puzhal MACRO MARVEL PARK PHASE-III
5 24 Puzhal AMBATTUR REDHILLS ROAD PARK
6 24 Puzhal GANGATHARAN STREET PARK
7 24 Puzhal V.S.MANI NAGAR 3RD STREET PARK-3
8 24 Puzhal V.S.MANI NAGAR 3RD STREET PARK-4
9 25 Madhavaram RC FLATS (ARUL NAGAR) AT MMC ROAD
RING ROAD HOUSING SECTOR POND
10 25 Madhavaram AT RING ROAD HOUSING SECTOR 9TH
CROSS STREET
11 25 Madhavaram KVT (PHASE I) PARK AT V.S MANI NAGAR
12 25 Madhavaram KVT (PHASE II) PARK AT V.S MANI NAGAR
13 25 Madhavaram KVT (PHASE III) PARK AT V.S MANI NAGAR
RING ROAD HOUSING SECTOR PARK AT
14 25 Madhavaram RING ROAD HOUSING SECTOR 1ST MAIN
ROAD
VRD NAGAR PARK AT VRD NAGAR 1ST
15 25 Madhavaram
STREET
SIVASAKTHI NAGAR PARK AT SIVASAKTHI
16 25 Madhavaram
NAGAR 2ND MAIN ROAD
17 27 Madhavaram PADMAGIRI NAGAR
18 27 Periyasekkadu KRISHNA NAGAR
19 28 Madhavaram KKR NAGAR 1ST MAIN ROAD
20 28 Madhavaram RC FLATS PARK AT MRH ROAD
21 28 Madhavaram KKR GARDEN 2ND MAIN ROAD
THANIKACHALAM NAGAR 5/2 CROSS
22 29 Lakshmipuram
STREET PARK
23 29 Lakshmipuram SELVAM NAGAR
24 29 Lakshmipuram VGP NAGAR MAIN ROAD
25 29 Lakshmipuram THANIKACHALAM NAGAR 80 FEET ROAD
26 29 Lakshmipuram SELVAM NAGAR 2ND MAIN ROAD
27 29 Lakshmipuram MAHATHMA GANDHI ST
28 30 Lakshmipuram SECRETARIAT COLONY
CANAL PARK AT BURIAL GROUND ROAD
29 30 Lakshmipuram
(VINAYAGAPURAM)
30 31 Surapet PADMAVATHY NAGAR EXTN 5TH STREET
31 31 Kathirvedu SRINIVASA NAGAR MAIN ROAD
32 31 Kathirvedu COLLECTOR NAGAR MAIN ROAD
33 31 Surapet BIRLA AVENUE
34 31 Kathirvedu PADMAVATHY NAGAR 7TH STREET
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35 31 Kathirvedu THIRUMALAI SRINIVASA NAGAR

36 31 Kathirvedu SOWMIYA NAGAR
37 32 Surapet SRI LAKSHMI AMMAN NAGAR PARK
38 32 Surapet DG NAGAR PARK
39 32 Surapet SRI LAKSHMI NAGAR
TEACHER'S COLONY PARK AT TEACH-
40 33 Lakshmipuram
ER'S COLONY 4TH CROSS STREET
TEACHER'S COLONY PARK AT TEACH-
41 33 Lakshmipuram
ER'S COLONY 6TH MAIN ROAD
42 27 Madhavaram Park at Meenambal Avenue (Sastri nagar)
Ponniyamman
43 29 Selvam nagar 2nd mainroad
medu
Ponniyamman
44 29 Mahatma Gandhi street
medu
45 31 Kathirvedu Birla avenue kathirvedu
46 31 Kathirvedu Sathyamoorthy nagar
47 32 Surapet Lakshmiamman nagar
48 32 Shanmugapuram Sri Lashmi nagar (Shanmugapuram)
49 32 Shanmugapuram Thangal karai Nagar
50 32 Surapet Selva kumaran nagar
51 32 Surapet park at SIS Captown mettur Link raod

Sl. No. Div Pumping Sation Loaction
1 25 Metha Nagar
2 26 Ramachandra Nagar
3 27 Bank Colony
4 28 Muthumarimman koil street
5 29 Thanigachalan Nagar, Chandrapurabhu Colony
Padmavathy Nagar Pumping station, Rajiv
6 31
Gandhi Nagar station
Puthagaram Lift station Madhanakuppam
7 32 station Thangal karai Salai Kadappa road
Pumping station

There is no TNSCB tenements available in this Zone..

There are 3 Canals Passing in this zone (1) Surpat canal maintained by
PWD which originates from Madhanakuppam main road travels about 4 Km in
the zone and disposes via Retteri lake, (2) Retteri surplus canal maintained by
249 Zone - 3
PWD which touches the zone at Retteri bund north to Kosastalayar Basin travels
about 4.5 Km in the zone and (3) Thanikasalam Canal maintained by PWD which
touches the zone at Retteri south runs about 3.5 Km in the zone and disposes
through and drain into Kodungaiyur canal.
Greater Chennai Corporation is doing a massive work to de-silting works in
all the canals, storm water drain periodically as a precautionary measure in order
to face the upcoming monsoon. Storm Water Drains were constructed by GCC for
a distance of 12.93 km to ease the flow of rain water. Most of the Locations were
flooded during the North-East Monsoon 2015 due to heavy rain, low lying areas
(Divisions 26 24 33), overflow of Retteri (Dn.26, 33) and Korattur Lake (Dn.24, 25,
32) surplus water in the canals and insufficient capacity of water bodies.
Canals
Length
Sl. Name of the Wards
From To of Canal
No. Canal Covered
(Km)
Madhanakuppam
1 Surapet Canal 24 Retteri lake 4
main road
Retteri PWD Kosastalayar

2 25, 23 Retteri Bund North 4.5
Canal Basin
Thanikachalam Kodungaiyur
3 26-33 Retteri South 3.5
nagar canal canal
Other water bodies

Approximate
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No
Pond
1 22 Thamarai kulam 12075/1.20
2 22 Pura kulam 7800/0.78
3 24 Thamarai kulam 11526/1.15
4 24 Basin lake 34931/1.15
5 24 Idhayam kulam 5293/0.52
6 24 Chavadi kulam 1411/0.14
7 24 Pacha kulam 7762/0.77
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8 24 Molla kulam 940/0.09

9 24 Chella kulam 2038/0.2
10 24 Thangal lake 19171/1.91
11 25 Uttukkulam 5175/0.52
12 25 Thangal lake 569.40
13 26 Omakulam 14349/1.43
14 26 Thattankulam Road (North) 4174/0.43
15 26 Thattankulam Road (South) 2744/0.27
16 26 Charangabani Kulam 1725/0.17
Thattankulam road and GNT Road Terapanth nagar
17 26 1162/0.12
kulam
18 26 Swamy Nagar kulam (Nalla thanni Kulam) 6312/0.63
19 27 Perumal Koil Street Kulam (Opp to Perumal koil ) 2980/0.29
20 27 Kumarappuram Kulam 4116/0.41
21 27 Ramachanra Nagar Kulam 7214/0.72
22 27 Assisi Nagar Kulam 4234/0.42
23 28 Milk Colony Main Gate Kulam 2862/0.28
24 28 Padavattamman Koil Street Kulam 1999/0.19
25 29 Ramalingaswamy kulam 1019/0.1
26 30 Athi Kulam 13173/1.32
27 30 Vattamani Kulam 11526/1.15
28 30 Panda Kulam 6199/0.62
29 30 Ring Road sector kulam 650/0.065
30 30 Pillayar Koil Kulam 5018/0.5
31 30 Uppu Kulam 1921/0.19
32 31 Jangiri shop kulam 4039/0.4
33 32 Swamiyar Nagar Kulam 1203/0.12
34 32 Teachers Colony kulam 2299/0.23
35 33 Kullappam kulam 5862/0.59
36 33 GNT Road Kulam 998/0.099
37 33 St.¬Anne’s College Kulam 6356/0.64
38 27 Eswaran koil street kulam 1788/0.18
39 27 Perumal Koil Street Manjambakkam main road 2627/0.26
40 27 North Telephone colony kulam 2422/0.24
41 30 Bharathiyar street Kulam 1805.75/0.18
42 31 Moolakadai Kulam 24694.70/2.46
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zone III - water bodies
32 IL STREET Other Water Bodies

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7
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4TH M A I W8 Uthukulam Name of other 1.50 Acre
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W26 KADAPP R OS ID. No. Ward Name of other
25 water
Roadbodies
S
RO B YP RO
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BIG (700 acres)
D
Retteri
ST
R OA
80 FEE T RO A Thamarai
M T
W9 Kulam,
26 KS NagarLake
Main 28,32,802 m2
PA
D
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W1 22 12464 m2
AM
PE
W21 26 KOI L STREE MAN RO
W8 T
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Pura W11 St
27 Kumarappapuram Kulam
8060 m2 1.50 acre
HAGAR
W23 S TREET
RO
RO A D
AD
PU T
W12 Pond 4150 m2
TI R
E E
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Lake 28 Milk colony Main(4500
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REET
W14 30 Vattamanikulam 2.94 acre
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STREET
C
S W18 1.49 acre
SAR
BIG 33 Kulappankulam (700 acres)
D
W9 26 Retteri
W19Lake 30 Athikulam 0.5 acre
D 80 FEE T RO A 28,32,802 m2
OA Length of W20 24 Thangal lake, Puthagaram 48970 m2
ID. No. Wards Name of the Canal From To0 FEET R C3 W10 26 Thattankulam 0.76/0.40 acre
C2 3 Canal (Km) W21 Chellakulam, Thirumal Nagar 16185 m2
W11 27 Kumarappapuram 24 Kulam 1.50 acre
W12 28 Milk colony
W22 Main Savadikulam,
24 Road Pond Kadappa
4150 m2Road 11815 m2
C1 24 Surapet Canal Madhanakuppam main road Retteri lake 4km W23 24 Mulakulam, Kamarajar 12950 m2
W13 29 Ramalingakulam 540 m2Nagar
C2 32 Retteri Canal Retteri south, Lakshmipuram Kodungaiyur canal 4.5km 30 W24 27 Perumal Koil Street Kulam 3800 m2
W14 Vattamanikulam 2.94 acre
30 W25 26 Samy Nagar Kulam 1800 m2
W15 Uppukulam 0.50 acre
Thanikachalam Nagar 30 Teachers Colony Kulam, 4th Main
C3 32 to 35 CANAL
Retteri south Kodungaiyur canal 3.5km W16 Pandakulam
W26 32 1.58 acre 7700 m2
Canal W17 32 Kumaran St (SamiyarRoadKulam) 0.10 acre
GCC
33 W27 27 Assisi Nagar Kulam 4160 m2

Canals W18 Kulappankulam 1.49 acre
W19 30 Athikulam 0.5 acre
Length of W20 24 Thangal lake, Puthagaram 48970 m2
ID. No. Wards Name of the Canal From To W21 24 Chellakulam, Thirumal Nagar 16185 m2
Canal (Km)
W22 24 Savadikulam, Kadappa Road 11815 m2
C1 24 Surapet Canal Madhanakuppam main road Retteri lake 4km W23 24 Mulakulam, Kamarajar Nagar 12950 m2
C2 32 Retteri Canal Retteri south, Lakshmipuram Kodungaiyur canal 4.5km W24 27 Perumal Koil Street Kulam 3800 m2
W25 26 Samy Nagar Kulam 1800 m2
Thanikachalam Nagar Teachers Colony Kulam, 4th Main
C3 32 to 35 Retteri south Kodungaiyur canal 3.5km W26 32 7700 m2
Canal Road
W27 27 Assisi Nagar Kulam 4160 m2
Storm water Drains

496 storm water drains to a length of 106.62 Km were constructed to ease the flow
of rain water in Madhavaram zone. The details of SWD are given below.
Total No. of
Sl. No. Ward Length of SWDs in Km
SWDs
1 23 34 9.08
2 24 30 9.62
3 25 19 5.22
4 26 39 10.17
5 27 25 5.66
6 28 27 7.71
7 29 69 12.00
8 30 59 10.50
9 31 61 10.09
10 32 93 17.74
11 33 40 8.83
TOTAL 496 106.62
253 Zone - 3
During the last monsoon,35 inundated spots in this zone were identified and ac-
tions were taken to bale out the rain water. Most of the locations were flooded during the
North-East Monsoon 2021 due to heavy rain and overflow of upstream water in the canals
and water bodies in this Zone.
The identified water stagnations and the actions taken to dispose the rain water in
each location are as below,
Streets where Capacity of

S.No Ward Disposal point
inundation seen pumps
Mahaveer Garden Main Kutcha Drain Thiruneelagandar Main Road -

1 23
Road Formed Puzhal Surplus
Sakthivel Nagar Main Kutcha Drain Mahaveer Garden Main Road -
2 23
Road Formed Puzhal Surplus
Hume Pipe
Thirumalai Nagar 9th laid. Brick KS Nagar Main Street - Puzhal
3 23
Street work barrier Surplus
constructed
Sakthivel Nagar 22nd 2' Hume Sakthivel Nagar Main Road - Puzhal
4 23
Street Pipe laid Surplus
UCHC, GNT Road, Pumping 22
5 24 Ottravadai st - Pura kulam
Puzhal HP
Pump
200 Feet East & West
6 25 Western 200 Feet Road - Puzhal Surplus
Service Road
Side 165 HP
200 Feet Road SWD - MRH Road -
7 25 Gilburn Nagar Pump 35 HP
Puzhal Surplus
Pump
8 25 Arignar Anna Nagar deployed Retteri Surplus Canal
125 HP
3 Nos. of
Seethapathy Nagar Main Road -
Seethapathy Nagar 10, Pumps
9 25 Thattankulam Road - MRH Road -
17 and 20th Streets deployed 45
Kodungayur Canal
HP
2 Nos.
Pumps Bharathidasan St - MMC Road -
10 26 Alex Nagar D Colony
deployed 30 Manali Lake
HP
Kumaran Street - Seeyalan St -
1 No. Pump
11 27 Papathi Ammal Street Kumaran St Extn - Parthasarathy
25 HP
Road - Velu Street
Kumaran Street - Seeyalan St -
1 No. Pump
12 27 Ayyavu Garden Kumaran St Extn - Parthasarathy
25 HP
Road - Velu Street
Zone - 3 254

Padavattamman
Koil 2nd Street, 1 No. Pump
13 27 Parthasarathy Street - Velu Street
Kesthamman Koil 25 HP
Street
2 Nos.
Govindaraj Street,
14 27 Pumps 50 Kumaran Street Extention
Sundaramurthy Street
HP
Kutcha drain to
Peruyasekkadu
15 27 Sakunthala Street Perumal Koil
Periyasekkadu Perumal Koil Street
Street
Ambedkar Nagar Main 1 No. Pump
16 28 GNT Road - Kodungayur Canal
Road 15 HP
2 Nos.
Kannabiran Koil Street Muthumariamman St - MRH Road -
17 28 Pumps 15
and Cross Streets Kodungayur Canal
HP
1No. 15 HP
Dhansingh Maistry
18 28 & 1No. 25 MRH Road - Kodungayur Canal
Street
HP
1 No. Pump Rangasamy street - 80 Feet Road
19 29 Anna Street
35 HP canal
1 No. Pump Big Street - GNT Road - 80 Feet
20 29 Nethaji Street
35 HP Road Canal
Annapoorna Nagar 1 No. Pump Balakrishna nagar Main road - 80
21 29
Main Road 35 HP Feet Road canal
1 No. Pump Thanikachalam Nagar 'E' blk Anna
22 29 Govindasamy Street
25 HP Street - 80 Feet Road Canal
Thanikachalam Nagar 1 No. Pump Thanikachalam Nagar 80 Feet road
23 29
5th Main Road 25 HP Canal
Ma. Po. Vedhachalam 1 No. Pump
24 29 GNT Road Drain
Street 25 HP
Thirumalai Nagar 2nd 1 No. Pump Thirumalai nagar extn 1st main road -
25 30
Street 35 HP Thanikachalam Canal
1 No. Pump
26 30 Swamy Nagar Samy Nagar Pond
35 HP
1 No. Pump Thirumalai nagar extn 1st main road -
27 30 Thangavel Nagar
35 HP Thanikachalam Canal
1 No. Pump
28 30 Kanchi Nagar Rettai Eri
35 HP
1 No. Pump
29 30 Subramani Nagar Rettai Eri
35 HP
1 No. Pump
30 30 Ganesh Nagar Rettai Eri
35 HP
1 No. Pump Thirumalai nagar extn 3rd street -
31 30 Thirumal Nagar
35 HP Thanikachalam Canal
255 Zone - 3

1 No. 100
Elizabeth Nagar Main HP; 2 Nos.
Road & adjoining areas 25 HP; 2
(Devaki Nagar, Mohan Nos. 10 HP 200 Feet Road - GNT Road -
32 30
Nagar, Chellaiah Nagar, and 1 No. Moolakadai - B Canal
Annapoorna Nagar and 25 HP (Total
Ragavendra Nagar) 195 HP
Pumps )
1 No. Pump
33 31 David Jayavelu Street GNT Service Road - Korattur Canal
25 HP
Srinivasa Nagar 1 No. Pump
34 31 GNT Service Road - Korattur Canal
Extension 25 HP
35 32 Surapet Underpass Natural Flow Natural Flow
WATER STAGNATED LOCATION PHOTOS

SSV Koil Street,Ward-27,Zone -3
Zone - 3 256
anna street, vgp nagar main road,indra nagar ward – 33,zone 3
Aringnar Anna Nagar, Ragavendra Nagar
Anna university has mapped the areas inundated in this Zone during 2005 flood by
257 Zone - 3
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - mild rain

1 32 Surapet Main Road near under bridge
2 31 Ring Road near Reliance Shop
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Moderate rain

1 32 Surapet Main Road near under bridge
2 31 Ring Road near Reliance Shop

Sewage over flow at Thirumalai Nagar Extn. Thirumalai Nagar, Sastri Nagar, Devaki
Nagar, Vajravel Nagar areas due to non availability of pumping station and sewage pipe
line leakages In Division 26.
Zone - 3 258
!
(
!
(
INUNDATION EXTENT ON 3rd DECEMBER (ZONE III) !
(
!
(
±
0.2
!
(
Kannada
palaiyam !
(
Kannapasamy Nagar Mahalakshmi Bhavani Aqua Farms Hudson
Nagar Granites
Eddaima
Assisi
Jain Maha Nagar
Nagar
New Central Vidyalaya Animal Health
Jail St Antony studies
Great Northern Trunk Road Nagar
Aravakollimedu
Animal Medicine Sekkadu
Subam Chinnasekkadu
Laboratory Bhaktavatsalam
III Mettu Madhavaram
Nagar
Nagar
Ma Nagar Milk Colny
Chettinad Structural Engg Ltd Tirumurugan SUBRAMANY
Southern Nagar AAvin NAGAR Kudiraikutti
Industries Corp administration JAGADISH
Kilburn
MGR Nagar Kamban Block NAGAR
TVS Logistics Nagar
Nagar Aavin
Transport KAKKANPURAM
Madhavaram OPEN
Natesan Kumarakuppam SCRUB
Nagar Rajaji GANAPATHY
0.35 Srinivasa Nagar NAGAR
Velammal Engg Choopra Nagar Alexnagar
!
( Swamy Clny Arul Sewage
College timber Works
Nagar Red Hills Rd Metha Nagar Treatment
Nagar REKHA Plant
NAGAR
Chennai Bypass Road Milk Clny Road
259
KOTHARI Madhavaram ROJA
Balaji MADHAVARAM SANITATIONSTownship office NGR
Sivaprakasam & TILES
PADMAVATHI Nagar
RETTAI ERI Deenada
Nagar NGR
Annai Indira Surapattu VIGNESH NAGAR Nagar
Nagar Padmavathy Vignesh
Nagar Nagar Palaniappaa
Mookambiga Nagar
Nagar TIRU VI KA
naGR THIRURANI
!
(
Thirumal
AKBAR LOGISTICS
Nagar
PUTHAGARAM Velmurugan INDIRA Madavan NAGAR
COLONY Nagar NAGAR Nagar IRR
VENKATESH
!
(
NAGAR GREAT NORTHERN TRUNK ROAD (NH5) KKR
SRIRAM NAGAR
NAGAR
RAJAN ROJA PONNAI MCETICH
SARATHI NAGAR NAGAR AMMANMEDU
LEGEND
CLNY
MUKAMBIKA NAGAR
!
( NAGAR KAVERI CMC BUS
!
(0.3
SANTHOSH NAGAR DEPOT
NAGAR
VENKATESWARA
NAGAR
(
! FIELD POINTS
RAMANI
!
AYYAPPA
(
NAGAR ANTHONY NAGAR !
(0.3
NAGAR Thanikachalam Drain PERIYAR
SRINIVAS NAGAR
VASU
!
( NAGAR
NAGAR ROAD! !
(
!
( JAMUNABAI
(
!
(
NAGAR
!
( VIRATI
ZONE!
(BOUNDARY
NAGAR
SCALE 1:29,000 !
( NON-INUNDATION
0 0.5 1 2
Km
INUNDATION
GCC
Zone - 3
!
(
!
(
INUNDATION EXTENT ON 7th DECEMBER (ZONE III) !
(
!
(
Zone - 3
±
0.2
!
(
Kannada
palaiyam !
(
Kannapasamy Nagar Mahalakshmi Bhavani Aqua Farms Hudson
Nagar Granites
Eddaima
Assisi
Jain Maha Nagar
Nagar
New Central Vidyalaya Animal Health
Jail St Antony studies
Great Northern Trunk Road Nagar
Aravakollimedu
Animal Medicine Sekkadu
Subam Chinnasekkadu
Laboratory Bhaktavatsalam
III Mettu Madhavaram
Nagar
Nagar
Ma Nagar Milk Colny
Chettinad Structural Engg Ltd Tirumurugan SUBRAMANY
Southern Nagar AAvin NAGAR Kudiraikutti

Industries Corp administration JAGADISH
Kilburn
MGR Nagar Kamban Block NAGAR
TVS Logistics Nagar
Nagar Aavin
Transport KAKKANPURAM
Madhavaram OPEN
Natesan Kumarakuppam SCRUB
Nagar Rajaji GANAPATHY
0.35 Srinivasa Nagar NAGAR
Velammal Engg Choopra Nagar Alexnagar
!
( Swamy Clny Arul Sewage
College timber Works
Nagar Red Hills Rd Metha Nagar Treatment
Nagar REKHA Plant
NAGAR
260
Chennai Bypass Road KOTHARI Madhavaram ROJA Milk Clny Road
Balaji MADHAVARAM SANITATIONSTownship office NGR
Sivaprakasam & TILES
PADMAVATHI Nagar
RETTAI ERI Deenada
Nagar NGR
Annai Indira Surapattu VIGNESH NAGAR Nagar
Nagar Padmavathy Vignesh
Nagar Nagar Palaniappaa
Mookambiga Nagar
Nagar TIRU VI KA
naGR THIRURANI
!
(
Thirumal
AKBAR LOGISTICS
Nagar
PUTHAGARAM Velmurugan INDIRA Madavan NAGAR
COLONY Nagar NAGAR Nagar IRR
VENKATESH
!
(
NAGAR GREAT NORTHERN TRUNK ROAD (NH5) KKR
SRIRAM NAGAR
NAGAR
RAJAN ROJA PONNAI MCETICH
SARATHI NAGAR NAGAR AMMANMEDU
LEGEND
CLNY
MUKAMBIKA NAGAR
!
( NAGAR KAVERI CMC BUS
!
(0.3
SANTHOSH NAGAR DEPOT
NAGAR
VENKATESWARA
NAGAR
(
! FIELD POINTS
RAMANI
!
AYYAPPA
(
NAGAR ANTHONY NAGAR !
(0.3
NAGAR Thanikachalam Drain PERIYAR
SRINIVAS NAGAR
VASU
!
( NAGAR
NAGAR ROAD! !
(
!
( JAMUNABAI
(
!
(
NAGAR
!
( VIRATI
ZONE!
(BOUNDARY
NAGAR
SCALE 1:29,000 !
( NON-INUNDATION
0 0.5 1 2
Km
INUNDATION
GCC
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Roads/streets prone to inundation & location of pump
Streets where water stagnated in the previous monsoon - Moderate
GCC
Location of Diesel Pump Location

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Zone - 3
Relief Centres
There are 5 relief centres to a total capacity of 695 is readily available with
Cooking, Drinking water and toilet facilities, to be utilized during the evacuation period to
accommodate the affected people. The list of relief centres is given below.
Name
& Ad-
wa List of
dres of Coo
rd streets Drin Re- Officer
Sl. Capa relief Toil king Contact
& people king spons in-
No. city cen- ets facili No.
Na to be water iblities charge
tres ties
me shifted
avail-
able
Sani-
Sanitary
tation, 94451
Inspec-
Medi- 90683
tor
cine
Evac-
ua-
Gan- Assis-
tion & 94451
dhi tant En-
Gandhi Relief 90322
Main gineer
1 22 150 Main Yes Yes Yes Mate-
Road
Road rials
Middle
School
Food As-
& sistant
94451
Drink- Rev-
90083
ing enue
water Officer
Zone - 3 262
Name
& Ad-
wa List of
dres of Coo
tres ties
me shifted
avail-
able
Sani-
Sanitary
tation, 94451
Inspec-
Medi- 90683
tor
cine
Kan-
nap-
pas- Evac-
Kannap-
amy ua-
2 22 120 pasamy Yes Yes Yes Assis-
Nagar tion & 94451
Nagar tant En-
6th St Relief 90322
Middle gineer
Mate-
School rials
Food As-
& sistant
94451
Drink Rev-
90083
ing enue
water Officer
Sani
Sanitary
tation, 94999
Inspec-
Medi 33621
tor
cine
Evac-
Mad- ua-
ha- Assis-
Madha- tion & 94451
varam tant En-
varam Relief 90327
3 27 175 Milk Yes Yes Yes gineer
Milk Mate-
colony rials
colony
Middle
School Food As-
& sistant
94451
Drink- Rev-
90083
ing enue
water Officer
263 Zone - 3
Name
& Ad-
wa List of
dres of Coo
tres ties
me shifted
avail-
able
Sani-
Sanitary
tation, 94999
Inspec-
Medi- 33625
tor
cine
Evac-
ua-
Assis-
tion & 94451
tant En-
Relief 90325
gineer
Mate-
Sem- rials
biam
Kathirve-
4 25 100 Road Yes Yes Yes
du
Middle
School
Food As-
& sistant
94451
Drink- Rev-
90083
ing enue
water Officer
Sani-
Sanitary
tation, 94999
Inspec-
Medi- 33621
tor
cine
Evac-
ua-
Assis-
tion & 94451
Rajaji tant En-
Relief 90330
Street Madha- gineer
5 30 150 Yes Yes Yes Mate-
Middle varam
rials
School
Food As-
& sistant
94451
Drink- Rev-
90083
ing enue
water Officer
Zone - 3 264
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Stree/Area - People to be shifted

ID. No. Ward List of streets, people to be shifted
AL NAG
S1 22 Gandhi Main Road, Puzhal
MM AR
RIA
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Relief Centres
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Name & Addres of relief centres
N
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N
TH
B G STR EET
A N NA S TREET
GANGAI AM MAN
SA
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VOC 2ND
ID. No. Ward
R STREET available
GA 32 9TH STREET
NA
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A
V
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P ANGAPANI TREET ROAD R1 22 Gandhi Main Road Middle School
S
KADAPP R OS
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BIG
D
80 FEET ROA R2 22 Kannappasamy Nagar 6th St

AD
RO
ET 33
V
U
FE
30 R3 Middle School
25 Sembiam Road Middle School
R4 27 Madhavaram Milk colony Middle
R5 30 Rajaji
SchoolStreet Middle School
GCC
Zone - 3
Subways
There is no subway available as of now in this zone.
Tree fall
During the last monsoon, in Madhavaram zone totally 3 tree/branches were fallen
and cleared. The major tree fall in this zone were noticed in the following locations in
these places special precautionary steps like pruning of tree branches shall be done in
advance. The details are as follows,
Sl.No. Ward Name of the Streets

1. 27 Milk Colony
2 27 Moolachatram
3 26 Assisi Nagar
Streets - where water entered houses - do not require evacuation

During the last monsson, 78 inundated spots where water entered houses but
doesn’t require evacuation were identified and actions were taken to bale out the rain
water. During NEM 2021 the under mentioned 80 locations were inundated for more than
a day by which the normal day to day activity of 6900 people were standstilled. Flood
water from these areas was cleared by using 80 pumps rangining from 3.5 HP to 10 HP
capacity. The identified vulnerable spots and the action taken to dispose the rain water
in each location is as below,
Sl.No. Ward Name of the area/ streets

1 23 Thirumalai Nagar
2 23 Sakthivel Nagar (Partly)
3 23 Thamizhan Nagar
4 23 Kanchi Arul Nagar
5 23 Mahalakshmi Nagar
6 24 Mettu Street
7 24 Thalamuthu Natarajan St
8 24 Anthoniar Koil St Area
9 24 Thiruppur Kumaran St
10 32 Iyyan Thiruvalluvar Salai
11 32 Santhosh Nagar
12 32 Velmurugan Nagar
Zone - 3 266

13 32 Madhavan Nagar
14 32 Sarathy Nagar
15 32 Venkata Sai Nagar
16 32 Vijayalakshmi Nagar
17 32 Elizabeth nagar
18 32 Thirumal Nagar
19 32 Purushothaman Nagar
20 32 Grace Nagar
21 31 David Jayavelu Nagar
22 31 Thiruvalluvar Street
23 31 Aringnar Anna Nagar
24 31 Veeraragavalu Nagar
25 31 Lingam Street
26 30 Ganesh Nagar
27 30 Anna Street, Kalpalayam
28 30 Secretariat Colony
29 30 Seethapathy Street
30 30 Samy Nagar
31 30 Thattankulam Road
32 26 Krishna Nagar Extn.
33 26 Edaima Nagar Area
34 26 Mandaveli 5th Street
35 26 Perumal Koil 6th Street
36 26 South Telephone Cly Mn Rd
37 26 North Telephone Cly 1st St
38 26 Ganesh Nagar & Extn.
39 26 Ramana Avenue
40 26 SSV Koil Street
41 26 Roja Street
42 27 Mookambigai Street
43 25 Pukraj Nagar (Partly)
44 25 VS Mani Nagar
45 28 Ambedkar Nagar
267 Zone - 3

47 28 Thiruvalluvar Street, Pandian Street
48 33 sarathi nagar 1 to 4 street,
49 33 sarathi nagar extension,
50 33 nandha nagar,
51 33 venkateshwara nagar,
52 33 arul nagar,
53 33 ganapathy nagar,
54 33 shankar nagar
55 33 bharathiyar street extension
56 33 bharathi nagar,
57 33 kalai magal nagar 1 to 4 street,
58 33 moogambigai nagar,
59 33 adilakshmi nagar
60 33 teachers colony 4th , 5th, 6th main road
61 29 annapoorna nagar,
62 29 balakrishna nagar,
63 29 sri vishnu nagar,
64 29 ganapathy nagar,
65 29 mohan nagar,
66 29 chellaia nagar,
67 29 munusamy nagar,
68 29 gandhi nagar
69 29 karpagam nagar,
70 29 v.p.c nagar,
71 29 srinivasa nagar
72 29 prakash nagar 1-12 street,
73 29 vidya nagar
74 29 anna street,
75 29 vgp nagar main road,
76 29 indra nagar
77 29 vedhachalam street
78 29 vasudeva thottam
Zone - 3 268

During the heavy flood that occurred in 2015, in Madhavaram zone there were 50
people were evacuated from Thirumalai nagar and Aringnar Anna Nagar and they were
accomodated in K.S Nagar COC School and Community hall. They were provided with
basic amenities like accomodation, food and relief materials for 25 days. The details and
location of relief centers are given below.
Sl.
Ward /Name Streets No. of persons Year Relief centre
No.
23 Thirumalai K.S Nagar COC

1 25 2021
Kavangarai nagar School
31 Aringnar
2 25 2021 Community hall
Surapet Anna Nagar
Total 50
STREET WATER ENTER HOUSE

Secretariat Colony,ward 26,zone-3
269 Zone - 3
Pukraj Nagar (Partly),ward -30,zone 3
STREET THAT REQUIRE EVACUATION WITH RELIEF CENTER
Zone - 3 270
271 Zone - 3
Lighting Facilities
Establishing alternate sources of lighting is a prerequisite. There is 1 battery powered
light available in the zone and the details are given below with contact numbers. Issues
like non burning of street lights, electrocution shall be addressed to the following officials/
staff.
Contact person
Sl. No. Ward
1 23,24,31,32 Assistant Engineer 9445190910

26, 27, 28,29,
2 30, 31,32,33
Assistant Engineer 9445190909
Additional divisional En-
3 23 to 33 9445190043
gineer (Zone)

In Madhavaram zone, the NDRF to be stationed locations and precautionary
measures to be taken before the rain are given below
1 23 Chennai Middle School, Gandhi Main Street, Puzhal.
2 24 Poppili Raja School, Puzhal.
3 32 Chennai Primary School, Surapet
4 31 Chennai High School, Kathirvedu
Private school nearby Wesley School, Sastri Nagar Near Ring

5 30
Road
6 25 Chennai Primary School, Rajaji Street.
7 33 Chennai Middle School Lakshmipuram
Zone - 3 272
NDRF
The Commandant
04, Battalion(NDRF)
Suraksha Campus
Takkolam, Arakkonam
Phone No. 04177 – 246594/246269
Rescue Boats
Rescue operations during flood require the services of boats in the form of
catamaram/rubber inflatable dinghies/FRP both powered and manually operated.
Availability of boats in vicinity of flooded areas plays an important part in rescue operations.
When the situation arises to evacuate the people from the affected area the respective
Assistant Engineers are responsible to locate the boat at needy places, to guide the
boat man to navigate around marooned areas and to arrange shelters & food for the
rescue teams. The details of boats required along with the stationed locations and the
precautionary measures which needs to be taken before and during the rain are given
below.
Number of boats
Boats stationed Contact person &
Sl.No. Ward required with location
Locations AE Number
/evacuation areas
1 23 Macro Marval 9445190322
2 23 Vegetarian Village 9445190322
Iyyan Thiruvalluvar Division 32

3 32 Division Office 9445190324
Salai
4 21 Arignar Anna Nagar, 9445190325
5 21 Rajiv Gandhi Nagar 9445190325
Ganapathy Siva Nagar

6 30 Division 25 9445190326
& Devi Nagar
Omakulam Madu
7 29 Annapoorna nagar 9445190333
273 Zone - 3
Transport Equipment/Lorries
There were 4 open lorries, 1 JCB, 3 BOB CAT, 1 water tanker lorry are stationed for
performing the job. The details of the lorries availability and the precautiionay measures
which needs to be taken before rain are given below
Open lorry - 4
Assistant Engineer
JCB Bobcat Open lorry Water tanker Lorry
contact No.
9445190323 1 3 4 1
Less than 2.5m streets / lanes that cannot be accessed by Vehicles

23,
1. V.O.C 1st Cross Street
Kavangarai
23
2 V.O.C 2st Cross Street
Kavangarai
23
3 Sivaraj Main Cross St.
Kavangarai
24
4 Punitha Anthoniyar 1st Cross 3rd Branch Street
Puzhal
24
5 Punitha Anthoniyar 3st Cross 3rd Branch Street
Puzhal
24
6 Punitha Anthoniyar 3rd Lane
Puzhal
24
7 Punitha Anthoniyar 2nd Main Street.
Puzhal
24
8 St. Anthoniyar Main 2nd Street
Puzhal
23
9 Lakshmiamman Koil Main 3nd Cross Street
Puzhal
24
10 Lakshmiamman Koil Main 2nd Cross Street
Puzhal
24
11 Sri Balaji Nagar 4th Street
Puzhal
Zone - 3 274
26 Perumal Koil Thottam 2nd Cr 2nd and 3rd

12
Alex Nagar crossStreet
2
13 Edaima Nagar 3rd Cross St.
Alex Nagar
26
14 Edaima Nagar 5th Cross St.
Alex Nagar
26
Alex Nagar
26
Alex Nagar
26
Alex Nagar
26
Alex Nagar
26
Alex Nagar
26
Alex Nagar
26
Alex Nagar
25
22 Bharathiar 1st cross st
Madhavaram
25
23 Bharathiar 5th cross st
Madhavaram
28
24 Kannapuram 1st street
Udayar Thottam
29
25 Bajanai koil 1st st
Ponniamman Medu
29
26 Periya salai 1st cr st
Ponniamman Medu
275 Zone - 3
ZONE III
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Zone - 3
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3 0F Chennai Middle School, Gandhi Main
N1 22
evacuation area, ndrf & boat locations
EVACUATION AREAS Street, Puzhal

Number of boats required with location N2 23 Poppili Raja School, Puzhal
ID. No. Ward
/evacuation areas N3 24 Chennai Primary School, Surapet
E1 22 Macro Marval N4 25 Chennai High School, Kathirvedu
E2 22 Vegetarian Village BOAT LOCATION
E3 24 Iyyan Thiruvalluvar Salai Private school nearby Wesley School,
Boats N5 26
E4 25 Arignar Anna Nagar Sastri Nagar Near Ring Road
ID. No. Ward Boats stationed Locations
E5 25 Rajiv Gandhi Nagar 22, 24, 25 Division 24, �
Division Office� N6 30 Chennai Primary School, Rajaji Street
B1
E6 26 Ganapathy Siva Nagar and Devi Nagar
GCC
B2 26, 33 Division 26, Omakulam Madu� � N7 32 Chennai Middle School Lakshmipuram

E7 33 Annapoorna nagar
Ward Committee
Ward committee –23 - Kavankarai


GCC - Veterinary VAS 9445026048, 9445026042
Revenue Revenue Inspector 044-25532143
Assistant Exe.
8144930206
CMWSSB Engineer
Executive .Engineer 8144930903
Sup.Engineer 8144931000
Junior Engineer 044-25376218, 044-25370796
Assistant Engineer
TANGEDCO 9445850362
Grand Line
Assistant Engineer
9445850363
Puzhal
BSNL Assistant Engineer 044 – 26591919
Fire service Inspector 044-25530721, 9445086166
Police station Inspector 044-26590989,97899531417
9710610897, 9445195918
PWD Assistant Engineer
9791309005
TNSCB Assistant Engineer -
9442527805, 9003109329,
9003195108
NHAI Assistant Engineer 9884449183
277 Zone - 3
Ward committee – 24 - Puzhal

TANGEDCO Junior Engineer 044-25376218/25370796
9710610897,9445195918
9791309005
9442527805, 9003109329,
9003195108
Zone - 3 278
Ward committee – 25 - Chinnasekkadu
Assistant Exe.
CMWSSB 8144930206
Engineer
Assistant Exe.
TANGEDCO 9445850904
Engineer
044-25584040
Office 044-26720100
BSNL 044.25941000
JTO 9445367008
Inspector 044-25530721
Fire service Office 044-25941147
Station Officer 9445086020
Inspector 8754434515
Police station
Office 044-25940866
9710610897, 9445195918
9791309005
9442527805
Divisional Engineer 9003109329
9003195108
Highways
Asst. Engineer 9442984812
ADE 9444254404
279 Zone - 3
Ward committee – 26 - Madhavaram


Assistant Exe.
8144930206
Engineer
CMWSSB
AE Water tank 8144930028

044-25376218
Junior Engineer
044-25370796
TANGEDCO ADE 9445850872
BSNL Assistant Engineer 044-25584040/26720100
Police station
M1 Station 9176640551
9710610897,9445195918
9791309005
9442527805, 9003109329,
9003195108
Zone - 3 280

Assistant Exe.Engineer 8144930206

CMWSSB
TANGEDCO Assistant Exe.Engineer 9445850904
Inspector 044-25941147
Fire service
SO 9445086020
Police station
Sub.Inspector 9498142127
9710610897, 445195918
9791309005
9442527805, 9003109329,
9003195108
281 Zone - 3


CMWSSB
044-25584040
Assistant Engineer
044-26720100
044-25550055
9710610897, 9445195918
9791309005
9442527805, 9003109329,
9003195108
Zone - 3 282
Ward committee – 29 - Ponniammanmedu

TANGEDCO Junior Engineer 9445850864, 9445978506
Police station Inspector 044-25531010, 9840777660
9710610897, 9445195918
9791309005
9442527805, 9003109329,
9003195108
283 Zone - 3
Ward committee – 30 - Thanigachalam Nagar
Assistant Engineer
8144930566
(Water)
CMWSSB
Assistant Engineer
8144930596
(Sewer)
Office 044-25530100
044-25376218
Junior Engineer
044-25370796
DE 9445850871
ADE 9445850872
TANGEDCO Madhavaram
9445850873
M1(Thattankulam)
Madhavaram 9445850874
M1 9445850875
(Ponniammanmedu) 9445850864
BSNL Assistant Engineer 044-25584040,044-26720100
Inspector
044-25530721
Fire service (Madhavaram)
Inspector (Redhills) 044-26418468
044-26590989
Inspector
Police station 984028587
Madhavaram
044-23452783
9710610897, 9445195918
9791309005
9442527805, 9003109329,
9003195108
Zone - 3 284
Ward committee – 31 - Kathirvedu


Assistant Ex.Engineer 8144930206
9710610897, 9445195918
Assistant Engineer
9791309005

PWD
Water Resource dept 8072425970

9442527805, 9003109329,
9003195108
285 Zone - 3
Ward committee – 32 - Surapet

9442527805,
9003109329,9003195108
TNEB Assistant Engineer 9445850363
Zone - 3 286
Ward committee – 33 - Lakshmipuram

Ward councilor – 9445467033

CMWSSB

044-25584040
Assistant Engineer
044-26720100
BSNL

9710610897, 9445195918
9791309005
Divisional Engineer 9442527805, 9003109329,
Highways
9003195108
Assistant Engineer
9445850864
(Lakshmipuram)
Assistant Engineer
9445978506
TNEB (Rettari)
ADE 9445850872
287 Zone - 3
Zone - IV
ZONE CONTENTS
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1 Profile 291
4 Parks 293
9 Water stagnated Streets in the previous monsoon - Heavy rain fall 301
10 Water stagnated Streets in the previous monsoon - Mild rain fall 308
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14 Subway 316
15 Tree fall 317
16 Streets - water entered houses - do not require evacuation 318
20 Rescue Boats 326
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Tondiarpet 34 TO 48
GCC Boundary
Prof ile
Tondairpet zone lies in Latitude 13.1192°, Longitude 80.2854° and extents to n
area of 23.83 Sq.km.
In this zone there are 2902 roads, out of which 2851 roads to a length of 394 Km
are Interior Roads, 47 Roads to a length of 36.99 Km are Bus Route Roads which are
maintained by GCC and the remaining 3 roads are under the maintenance of Highways
department and 1 road is under TNRDC.
The population is about 6.47 lakhs having Male population of 50.09 % and Female
population of 63,480 % in this zone. The most densed area in the zone is Kodungaiyur
with a population of 82,000 and the least is Tondiarpet with a population of 35,278. The
Ward wise population is given below,
Sl. Total House

Ward / Name Total Population
No. Holds
1 34 Jambuli Village 12431 49723
2 35 Kodungaiyur 18,565 82,000
3 36 Erukenchery 18726 74905
4 37 Kodungaiyur 19357 77,427
5 38 Tondiarpet 15982 63929
6 39 Cherian Nagar 17185 68470

40 VOC Nagar,Ammani Ammal Thot-
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8 41 Kumarasamy Nagar South 10028 40111
9 42 Tondiarpet 8820 35278
10 43 Kasimedu 12759 51034
11 44 Perambur Market 14846 59385
12 45 Ganesapuram 15683 62730
13 46 Vyasarpadi 9705 38819
14 47 Korukkupet 19964 79855
15 48 Parthasarathy Nagar 10952 43807
Total 215115 867919
291 Zone - 4
Zone Administration
them.

1. Chairman 34 to 48 9840796759
2. DRO / Zonal Officer 34 to 48 9445190004
Engineering Wing
Sl. Office Mobile

No. Number
U – 9 & 11, Div – 34 to 37
1 Executive Engineer-1 94451 90940
& 44 to 46
U-09,10 & 11, Dn-38-43,47
2 Executive Engineer-2 9445190024
& 48
3 Assistant Executive Engineer U-09 (Div 34, 35 & 36) 9445190109
4 Assistant Executive Engineer U-10 (Div-39,40,42 & 43) 9445190110
5 Assistant Executive Engineer U-11 - (44, 45 & 46) 9445190111
6 38 to 41 944546710
Electrical
Assistant Executive Engineer
7 Div- 37, 47 & 48 9445026102
(Additional)
8 34 to 48 9445190044
Electricla
9 34 to 48 9445190480
Mechanical

There is a dedicated team in each zone that will look after the clearing garbage,
Sl.
No.
1 Assistant Executive Engineer 34 to 48 9445467310
2. Conservancy supervisor Unit-09 94451 91409
Zone - 4 292

in the zone.
is given below.
Sl. Office Mobile

Designation Zone/ Unit/ Ward.No.
No. Number
1 Zonal Health Officer Zone 04 9445190064
2 Veterinary Surgeon Zone 04 9445194749
3 Junior Entomologist Zone 04 9445036569
Parks
There are 49 Parks available in Tondiarpet zone. These parks may serve as buffer
zone to assemble and alight the victims to the relief centers during disaster. Park Overseer
is equipped with power saws and will ensure pruning of tree branches, proper lighting and
location of parks available in the zone is given below,
293 Zone - 4
Sl. . Team member contact Equipment available Area of operation
Park Overseer Tondiarpet (Ward 34 to

1 Saws-15 nos
9445071070 48)
S.No Ward Name Of Ward Location of the Park

Binny Nagar Main Road Park
Venkateshwara Colony V Street Park
1 34 Jambuli Village
Union Carbide Colony 14th Street Park
Kavari Nagar Park
Krishnan Street (R C APPT) Park, Muthamizh
2 35 Kodungaiyur
Nagar 9th Street Park,
Bharathi Nagar V Street Park, Vasugi Nagar Park,
M.R.Nagar Park, Sharma Nagar 1st Main Road,
3 36 Erukenchery
Sharma Nagar 3st Main Road, Indra Gandhi Nagar
Park E.H Road,
Lingesan Street Park, Jawahar Street Park,
Vivekanada Street Park, Ambedkar Street Park,
Sasirekamma Nagar Park, Kannadasan Nagar 7th
4 37 Kodungaiyur block park, Srinivasan Street Park, Gandhi Street
Park, 13th Cross Street MKB Nagar park, 16th
West Cross Street MKB Nagar, 4th Cross Street
MKB Nagar,
Pattel Nagar Park, Elaya Street (Prince) Park,
5 38 Tondiarpet
Nehru Park,
VOC Thanthai Periyar Park, Cross Road (Brindavan)

6 40 Nagar,Ammani Park, Elaya Street (Emmar) Park, Thiruvalluvar
Ammal Thottam Nagar Park, Tsunami quarters B & M, Block park
Kumarasamy
7 41 MGR Nagar Park
Nagar South
8 42 Tondiarpet Jeeva Park, Thiyagaraya park, Rettaikuzhi Street
C D Hospital Park & Opp Main Building park,
9 43 Kasimedu
Kasimedu Burial Ground, S.N.Chetty Street Park,
10 44 Perambur Market Sathiyavani Muthu Park
Kasturibai Gandhi Nagar, Desikananda Park, Vysar

11 45 Ganesapuram
Nagar V Street Park, Sanjai Nagar Park,
12 46 Vyasarpadi Sathyamurthy Nagar Park
1.BHARATHI NAGAR TNSCB, ECO park at CB

13 47 KORUKKUPET
Road
Zone - 4 294
Old
14 48 Telugu Street Park
washermenpet
Chennai city. There are 33 pumping stations available in Tondiarpet Zone with average
capacity of 9.30MLD for each pumping station. These sewage pumping stations are
capacity of pumps in working condition. The details of the sewage pumping stations are
given below,
Sl. Capacity
Pumping Station No. of pumps-condition
No. MLD
1 Tondiarpet F New PS( Relay) 45 270HP- 3
2 Tondiarpet A PS 12 70 Hp - 3
40 HP CF - 1 ,20 HP CF 1 ,20 HP
3 Tondiarpet D PS 3
SUB 1
4 Tondiarpet E PS 3.8 40 HP 2
5 Kannadasa Nagar PS 14 50HP SUB 2
6 Muthamizh Nagar PS 2.8 40HP SUB 1 And 30HP SUB 1
7 C B Road Ps 7 60 HP 1 ,20HP Sub 1
8 Erukkencherry PS 100 215 HP SUB 1 ,150 HP 3 and 1
9 R K Nagar rth PS 10 50 HP SUB 2 ,75 HP 2
10 MKB Nagarps 20 60 HP SUB 2 ,20 HPSUB 1
11 Damodara Nagar PS 3 20 HP SUB 1 ,7 HP SUB 1
12 Poongavanam Nagar PS 2.5 30 HP SUB 2
13 Thendral Nagar PS 2.6 20 HP SUB 3
20 HP SUB 1 , 10 HP SUB 1 ,32.5
14 D B K PS 3
HP SUB 1
15 R R Nagar PS 1.2 15 HP SUB 2
16 K M Nagar PS 1.2 15 HP SUB 2
17 Ranganatha Puram PS 1 7 HP SUB 1 , 4.6 HP SUB 1
18 Singara Vel Nagar PS 1 10 HP SUB 2
19 Vinayagapuram PS 0.3 2 HP SUB 1 , 4.6 HP SUB 1
20 T V Nagar PS 5 50 HP SUB 2
21 N Nagar PS 2.5 30 HP SUB 2
22 Kadumbadi Amman PS 15 60 HP SUB 2 And 50 HP SUB 1
23 Kamaraj Salai Ps 5 12 HP SUB 2 And 20 HP SUB 1
24 KB4 PS 2.8 20 HP SUB 3
7 HP SUB 2, 10 HP SUB 1 ,30 HP
25 Tondiarpet F Old PS 4
SUB 1
26 Kasimedu Ps 10 60 HP SUB 2
295 Zone - 4
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Pumping Station No. of pumps-condition
No. MLD
5HP CF 1,12.5 HP CF 1 ,10 HP
27 Senniamman Koil Ps 1.5
SUB 1
28 Verra Kutty PS 1.5 4.6 HP SUB 1 And 1 t
29 Vyasarpadi Ps 7.5 50 HP SUB 2 And 30 HP SUB 1
30 Vyasarpad Lake Area Ps 7.5 50 HP SUB 1 And 30 HP SUB 1
31 Melpattadai PS 7.5 75 HP SUB 2 And 73 HP CF 1
32 Bharathi Nagar PS 1 10 HP SUB 2
33 RANGANATHAPURAM P.S 1 10 HP SUB 2
34 C.B.ROAD P.S 1 10 HP SUB 2

There are 19 TNSCB tenements in Tondiarpet zone with a population of 39098.
Greater Chennai Corporation takes care of garbage clearance and CMWSSB provides
water supply and address sewage issues inside these tenements. The respective officers
as given below may be contacted to avail or to address the issues if so. The details of
tenements and the contact details of the officials are given below,
Sl.
Ward Tenement location No. of tenement Population
No.
1 47 Bharathy Nagar-11Block 432 2300
2 47 Ranganathapuram-18 Block 480 2400
3 46 SM Nagar-Samanthipoo Colony 1326 6630
4 37 Parthasarathy Nagar-4 Blocks 128 640
5 37 SM Nagar 1020 5100
6 37 MGR Nagar 180 900
7 37 Udayasuriyan Nagar 684 3420
8 38 Navalar Nagar 480 2400
9 39 Poodithangammal Street-20 Block 672 3360
10 39 Nagooranthottam 872 4360
11 40 VOC Nagar-18 Block 1914 9570
12 43 Power Kuppa m 620 3100
13 40 Tsumani Quarters 964 4820
14 41 Cornation Nagar 240 1200
15 43 Thilagar Nagar 720 3600
16 43 Kasipuram 322 1610
17 40 Thiruvalluvar Quartres 124 620
18 41 MGR Nagar 10th Block 188 940
19 37 RR Nagar 288 1440
Zone - 4 296
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Ward Tenement location No. of tenement Population
No.
Total 10063 39098
Contact details
Department Designation Area Contact .
TNSCB Executive Engineer Area IV 9445074846

Conservancy/GCC Conservancy Supervisor 34 TO 38 (Unit 9) 9445191409
Water Supply&
Area Engineer Area Engineer/04 8144930904
Sewage /CMWSSB

There are 8 Canals passing in this zone (1) Kodungaiyur canal north is maintained by
GCC which starts from Kattabomman street and travels about 1.15 km in this zone and leaves
at Muthamizh nagar (2) Kodungaiyur canal south is maintained by GCC travels from Kamaraj
salai to Muthamizh nagar to a length of 1.675 km (3) Kodungaiyur main canal is maintained
by GCC travels from Chinnadimadam to MGR Nagar to a length of 2.595 km, (4) Link canal is
maintained by GCC that starts in this zone at Rajarathinam Nagar travels till Chandrasekaran
Nagar to a length of 0.530 km, (5) North B’canal is maintained by PWD travels from Ambedkar
street to Parameshwari Nagar to a length of 3.9 km, (6) Captain cotton canal is maintained
by GCC starts from EH road travels upto Chandrasekaran Nagar to a length of 3.05 km, (7)
Vyasarpadi canal is maintained by GCC starts from Ambedkar college travels upto EH Road
bridge length of 1.350 km, (8) Jawahar canal is maintained by GCC starts from Rajangam street
to EH Road length of 0.75 km.
Greater Chennai Corporation is doing a massive work to remove hyacinth and de-silting
work is done by PWD in the canal maintained by them. Cleaning and de-silting of storm water
drain & lakes are periodically done by GCC as a pre monsoon preparedness measure. Storm
Water Drains were constructed by GCC for a distance of 105.5 km to ease the flow of rain
water. The details of various water bodies in this zone is listed below
Canals
From To
Kodungaiyur
1 34,35 kattabomman street Muthamizh nagar 1.150
canal north
Kodungaiyur
2 35 kamaraj salai Muthamizh nagar 1.675
canal south
297 Zone - 4
Kodungaiyur North B Canal

3 35 to 41 Chinnadimadam 2.595
Main canal MGR Nagar
Captain
Cotton Canal
Chandrasekaran
4 Link canal 37 to 41 Rajarathinam Nagar 0.530
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Chandrasekar
Nagar
Parameshwari
5 North B’Canal 47 to 38 Ambedkar street 3.90
Nagar
Captain Chandrasekaran
6 36 to 41 EH Road 3.050
cotton canal Nagar
Vyasarpadi
7 45 to 36 Ambedkar college EH Road Bridge 1.350
canal
Jawahar
8 44 to 36 Rajangam Street EH Road 0.75
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1 34 Pond in union Carbide 9th street 2616 m2
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C6 36 to 41 Captain cotton canal EH Road Chandrasekaran Nagar
Length of 3.05
ID. No. Ward C7 Name 45 to of Vyasarpadi
36the Canal canal From Ambedkar college To EH Road BridgeCanal 1.35
C8 44 to 36 Jawahar Canal Rajangam Street EH Road (Km) 0.75
GCC
C1 34,35 Kodungaiyur canal north kattabomman street Muthamizh nagar 1.15
Zone - 4
C2 35 Kodungaiyur canal south kamaraj salai Muthamizh nagar 1.675
C3 35 to 41 Kodungaiyur canal Main Chinnadimadam MGR Nagar 2.595
C4 37 to 41 Link canal Rajarathinam Nagar Chandrasekaran Nagar 0.53
C5 47 to 38 B’Cnal Ambedkar street Parameshwari Nagar 3.9
C6 36 to 41 Captain cotton canal EH Road Chandrasekaran Nagar 3.05
C7 45 to 36 Vyasarpadi canal Ambedkar college EH Road Bridge 1.35
C8 44 to 36 Jawahar Canal Rajangam Street EH Road 0.75
Storm water Drains

366 storm water drains to a length of 105.55 Km were constructed to ease the flow
of rain water in Tondiarpet zone. The details of SWD are given below.
Sl.
Ward Total No. of SWDs Length in SWDs in’km’
No.
1 34 44 13850
2 35 31 8051
3 36 70 15886
4 37 51 16630
5 38 34 9380
6 39 18 5011
7 40 17 5413
8 41 18 4174
9 42 23 7888
10 43 6 3146
11 44 39 8772
12 45 35 8246
13 46 21 7154
14 47 13 2986
15 48 21 4401
Total 441 120.99
Water stagnated Streets in the previous monsoon - Heavy rain

During the last monsoon,26 inundated spots in this zone were identified and actions
were taken to bale out the rain water. Most of the locations were flooded during the North-
East Monsoon 2015 due to heavy rain and overflow of upstream water in the canals and
water bodies in this Zone.
Zone - 4 300
each location is as below,
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - heavy rain

Streets where Capacity of Disposal
S.No Ward Location of pumps
inundation seen pumps point
1 34 Durgai Avenue
5HP -2 Vedhandhamurugappan
Ponnuswamy
2 34 St Jn of Durgai Avenue KDG Canal
Nagar
10HP -1 1st Main Road
Govindaswamy
3 34
Nagar
Muthamil Nagar 7th Muthamil Nagar 7th

4 35 Rain Water
Block Block
5 HP, 10 HP and discharged
15 HP to Storm
Muthamil Nagar 8th Muthamil Nagar 8th Water Drain
5 35
Block Block
Canal Overflow into this area so not feasible of pump

6 36 TVK 1st Link Road
usage-natural Disposal to SWD
Dr. Radhakrishnan Canal Overflow into this area so not feasible of pump
7 36
Street usage-natural Disposal to SWD

8 36 Ambedkar Street
Sharma nagar 3rd Canal Overflow into this area so not feasible of pump
9 36
Main Road usage-natural Disposal to SWD
Indra Nagar 2nd Canal Overflow into this area so not feasible of pump
10 36
Cross Street usage-natural Disposal to SWD
19th West Cross Canal Overflow into this area so not feasible of pump
11 36
Street, MKB Nagar usage-natural Disposal to SWD
Thiruvalluvar
12 36 Nagar 8th Main
Road
301 Zone - 4
MKB Nagar 16th to
MKB Nagar 16th to 19th
13 37 19th Central and
Central and East
East
RR Nagar 3rd &4th RR Nagar 3rd &4th Main

14 37
Main Road Road
RR Nagar 5th,6th RR Nagar 5th,6th and 2nd

15 37
and 2nd Main Road Main Road
RR Nagar
RR Nagar 2nd,3rd,5th &
16 37 2nd,3rd,5th & 6th
6th Cross Road
Cross Road
Rain Water
5 HP, 10 HP and discharged
17 37 KKD Nagar KKD Nagar
15 HP to Storm
Water Drain
18 37 Santhiya Nagar Santhiya Nagar
19 37 Subramani Street Subramani Street
20 37 Lord Madha Street Lord Madha Street
21 37 Srinivasan Street Srinivasan Street
Patel Nagar 3rd

22 38 10HP-1, 5HP-1 Patel Nagar 3rd Street B-Canal
Street
Ilaya Street, SWD at QQ

25HP – 2 Nos AE Koil Street Pump
23 38 Kamaraj Street in Scheme
Electrical Motor Room
Div - 40 Roads
Thiruvalluvar Thiruvalluvar Quarters Ellaya

24 40
10HP-3, 7HP
Quarters back side Entrance Street
–1
2HP- 1, 28th Link Street
Super Sucker Ellaya
25 40 VOC Nagar
Street
TP Scheme Road
Chelliamman kovil
26 40 Canal Overflow this area so not feasible of pump usage
Street
Zone - 4 302
Ilaya Street
27 42 Kailasam Street 5HP-2 Junction Ilaya Street
SWD
TH Road
28 42 Rettaikuzhi Street 5HP-1 Police Station
SWD
New SN Chetty
29 43 5HP-1 SN Chetty Street Jn
Amaranjipuram Street SWD
SM Nagar 24th 4HP-1 Jn of SM Nagar Main Vyasarpadi

30 46
Block Nos,2HP-1 Road Canal
10HP-1,5HP-
Kamarajar
CB Road & KH Sigirinthapalayam 4th 10th,12th
31 47 1,3HP-1
Road St Street upto
B Canal
Anna University has mapped the areas inundated in this zone during 2005 flood by
303 Zone - 4
Flood inundation map for kannadasan Nagar in 2005
Zone - 4
304
GCC
inundation extent on 3 december 2015
INUNDATION EXTENT ON 3rd DECEMBER (ZONE IV)
based on risat microwave satellite
Indira
Nagar
±
Binny
Annai Colony
Velankanni
Nagar Gandhi
Nagar Selaivayal
MRL INDIRA GANDHI
0.4 Colony NAGAR SRINIVASA
Poongavanam VijayaLakshmi NAGAR
! KAMARAJ
( Rizwan Rd
Ponnusamy
Nagar Nagar
Chinna
NAGAR
RAJASHEKARAN ASHOK
Nagar Kodungaiyur Sewage NAGAR
Union Carbide NAGAR
RV Nagar Colony Cauvery Treatment CHERIYAN
Sastri Plant VINOBA POLICE CLNY
Nagar NAGAR
Nagar 0.4 Narasimha NAGAR
LIG CLNY
!
( Nagar BRINDAVAN Chennai water
ASSOCIATION NAGAR Buckingham Canal
Board Qrtrs
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Kodungaiyur Drain GANDHI THIRUVALLUVAR KAMARAJ
NAGAR NAGAR CLNY
Solid
Tiruvotriyur High Rd
Waste
ABIRAMI NETAJI KARUMARI
Dump
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KODUNGAIYUR
! New
( SUSILA Annai Washermanpet
NAGAR Sathya
Teachers Nagar TNHB
Arun CLNY
Clny Surya Narayana Rd
kodungaiyur Drain Steel
TONDIARPET ROAD
KRISHNAMOORTHY Durgadevi
RAJA Drums &
NAGAR Nagar
Vasuki RATHINAM Barrels
Ngr CLNY
Nehru 1.5 Link Channel
Ngr Shivaji
!
(1.5 Nehru
TIRUVALLUVAR Nagar Tondiarpet
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GOLDEN
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( CLNY NAGAR
RS
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!
( Coronation
305
Gopal
!
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1.15
MGR Nagar Nagar
Bharat
Petroleum Corp
GANDHI
NAGAR
!
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KASIPURAM
Thiruvalluvar
PWD CLNY
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NAGAR
SHARMA
Jawahar Drain PUDUMANI
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Kathivakkam Main Rd KUPPAM INDRA
korukkupet NAGAR
ANBALAGAN rs
COLONY KORUKKUPET
SAMIYAR Kamaraj
KAKANJI GARDEN Nagar
COLONY
Vyasarpadi Drain
1.15
Sathyamurthy Ngr Main Rd Shastri Jeevan
! KUMARA
AMBEDKAR ARTS
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Bharathi NAGAR
COLLEGE Nagar Aryan
BAKTHAVATCHALAM VYASARPADI
TNHB
LEGEND
COLONY Club
Qtrs
AMBEDGAR
IV NAGAMMAI
NAGAR
NAGAR !
(1 (
!
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HARI
VYASAR NARAYANA
NAGAR PURAM
Krishnamurthy ROAD
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Gandhi Ngr
!
( ZONE BOUNDARY
SCALE 1:21,000
NON-INUNDATION
0 0.5 1 2
Km
INUNDATION
GCC
Zone - 4
inundation extent
INUNDATION EXTENT ON 7th 7th december
onDECEMBER (ZONE IV)2015
Zone - 4
Indira
Nagar
±
Binny
Annai Colony
Velankanni
Nagar Gandhi
Nagar Selaivayal
MRL INDIRA GANDHI
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Poongavanam VijayaLakshmi NAGAR
! KAMARAJ
( Rizwan Rd
Ponnusamy
Nagar Nagar
Chinna
NAGAR
RAJASHEKARAN ASHOK
Nagar Kodungaiyur Sewage NAGAR
Union Carbide NAGAR
RV Nagar Colony Cauvery Treatment CHERIYAN
Sastri Plant VINOBA POLICE CLNY
Nagar NAGAR
Nagar 0.4 Narasimha NAGAR
LIG CLNY
!
( Nagar BRINDAVAN Chennai water
ASSOCIATION NAGAR Buckingham Canal
Board Qrtrs
LANE Tiruvalluvar St SANJAY Kathivakkam Main Rd
Kodungaiyur Drain GANDHI THIRUVALLUVAR KAMARAJ
NAGAR NAGAR CLNY
Solid
Tiruvotriyur High Rd
Waste
ABIRAMI NETAJI KARUMARI
Dump
SIDCO AVENUE NAGAR AMMAN NAGAR
KODUNGAIYUR
! New
(
SUSILA Annai Washermanpet

NAGAR Sathya
Teachers Nagar TNHB
Arun CLNY
Clny Surya Narayana Rd
kodungaiyur Drain Steel
TONDIARPET ROAD
KRISHNAMOORTHY Durgadevi
RAJA Drums &
NAGAR Nagar
Vasuki RATHINAM Barrels
Ngr CLNY
Nehru 1.5 Link Channel
Ngr Shivaji
(
! 1.5 Nehru
TIRUVALLUVAR Nagar Tondiarpet
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RS
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!
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( Coronation Bharat
306
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MGR Petroleum Corp
GANDHI
NAGAR
!
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KASIPURAM
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PWD CLNY
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NAGAR
SHARMA
Jawahar Drain PUDUMANI
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Kathivakkam Main Rd KUPPAM INDRA
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SAMIYAR Kamaraj
KAKANJI GARDEN Nagar
COLONY
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1.15
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! KUMARA
AMBEDKAR ARTS
Nagar Nagar ( SWAMI Tiruvotriyur High Rd
Bharathi NAGAR
COLLEGE Nagar Aryan
BAKTHAVATCHALAM VYASARPADI
TNHB
LEGEND
COLONY Club
Qtrs
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NAGAR
NAGAR !
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(
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HARI
VYASAR NARAYANA
NAGAR PURAM
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Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Mild rain fall

1 34 Manali Salai
2 34 Annai Therasa Street
3 35 West Avenue Road
4 35 TH Road
5 35 Kamaraj Road
6 36 Thiruvalluvar Nagar
7 37 TVK Link Road
8 37 MKB 3rd , 4th , 5th , and 7th Cross Street
9 46 Mosque Street
10 46 Venkateswara Perumal Koil Street
11 46 Moorthingar arikarai street (Raveeswarar Koil)
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon- Moderate rain fall

1 34 Durgai Avenue
2 35 Muthamil Nagar 6th Blocks
3 36 Suzhpunal karai
4 37 Abirami Avenue
5 38 Patel Nagar 3rd Street
6 39 AE Koil Street
7 40 VOC Nagar
8 42 VeeraKutty Street
9 42 T.H.ROAD
10 46 SM Nagar 24th Block
11 47 KH Road
12 47 CB Road
Zone - 4 308

Sl.. ward Streets No. of manholes
1 39 Harbour Colony 2
2 35 Muthamizh Nagar 3
3 35 Ganthi Nagar 3
4 36 Suphpunalkarai 5
5 65 Poombuhar Nagar 8
6 36 Ashok Leyland Quarters 2
7 36 Puthu nagar 7
8 36 sharma nagar 3
9 36 Erukanchery nagar 2
10 37 R.R.Nagar 5
11 37 Annai Sathya nagar 6
12 37 Krishnamurthy Nagar 3
13 37 Damother Nagar 4
14 37 MGR Nagar 6
15 37 Debar Nagar 2
16 37 JJR Nagar 1
17 37 Samiyar Thottam 4
18 37 Golden Complex 3
19 38 Nethaji Nagar 6
20 38 Nehru Nagar 9
21 38 Navalar Nagar 9
22 38 Ilaya Street 11
23 38 VOC Nagar 10
24 40 Ilaga Street 11
25 40 VOC Nagar 10
26 41 Aziz Nagar 3
27 41 Kumaran Nagar 4
28 41 Coronation Nagar 5
29 41 Gopal Reddy Nagar 6
30 41 Muneeswaran Nagar I & II Street 2
31 41 MGR Nagar 4
32 41 Ezhil Nagar 3
33 41 JJ Nagar H,I,J,K Nagar 4
34 41 Karumaiamman Nagar 6
35 41 Kannaki Nagar 4
309 Zone - 4
36 41 Annai Sathya nagar 3

37 41 Rikshaw Colony 1
38 43 YMCA Kuppam 2
39 45 Vinayakapuram Main Road 4
40 45 Kakkanji colony 3
41 45 Anna Nagar 3
42 45 Kamaraj Nagar 5
43 45 Ganeshapuram 2
44 45 vyasar nagar main road 3
45 45 Balakrishnan Street 5
46 45 Sundaram 6th Street 4
47 46 Kennedy Nagar 3
48 46 Samanthipoo colony 2
49 46 Mallipoo Colony 1
50 46 Nehru Nagar 1
51 46 C Kalyanapuram 2
52 46 Palla Street 2
53 47 Meenambal Nagar 6
54 47 Ambedkar Nagar 4
55 47 Jeeva Nagar 3
56 47 Ananda Mathaji Nagar 2
57 47 Sikkinder Palayam 3
58 47 Bharathi Nagar 4
Zone - 4 310
Relief Centres
There are 18 relief centres to a total capacity of 14,960 that are readily available with
cooking, drinking water and toilet facilities, to be utilized during the evacuation period to
Drinking
Cooking
facilities
Name & Addres List of streets Officer
Toilets
water
Sl. Ward
Capacity of relief centres people to be Responsiblities in-charge Contact No.
No. No
available shifted (Designation/
Sanitation, Sanitary U-9

Nethaji Nagar Medicine Inspector 9445025837
Murugan Koil
A Street,
Kalyanamandapam
Assistant
Engineer
Nethaji Nagar
1 38 100 Nethaji Nagar 2nd Yes Yes NO
1st Street Assistant
Street ,Tondiarpet, Food& drinking 9445190084,
Revenue
water 9444170907
Officer
Nethaji Nagar
Chennai – 600 021. Assistant 9445071068,
2nd Street Relief Materials
Revenue 9283128836

Andal Medicine Inspector 9445190684
Kalyanamandapam,
Assistant
Engineer
2 46 200 Erukkancherry Aerikarai Yes Yes NO Assistant
Food&Drinking 9445071068,
High Road, Revenue
water 9283128836
Officer
Assistant
Chennai 9445071068,
Relief Materials Revenue
9283128836
Officer

Nadar Uravin Murai
Medicine Inspector 9445190684
Kalyanamandapam,
Bharathi Nagar Assistant

No.4/46, Bharathi Evacuation 9445190347
Engineer
Nagar 2nd Street,
3 47 250 Yes Yes NO
Housing Board Assistant
Food & Drinking 9445190084,
Tenemantst Revenue
Korrukkupet, water 9444170907
Officer
Assistant
9445190084,
Chennai – 600 021. Relief Materials Revenue
9444170907
Officer

Assistant
Corporation Engineer
Community Center,
9445190084,
Assistant 9444170907
4 48 150 Nil Yes Yes NO Food &
Parthasarathy Nagar, Revenue &
Drinkingwater
Officer 9445071068,
9283128836
Chennai – 600 021 9445190084,
Assistant 9444170907
Relief Materials Revenue &
Officer 9445071068,
9283128836
311 Zone - 4
Drinking
Cooking
facilities
Toilets
water
Sl. Ward
No. No

Assistant
Engineer
Chennai Middle
Solaiappan
5 35 450 School, Yes Yes NO Assistant
Koil Street Food & Drinking 9445071068,
Revenue
water 9283128836
Officer
Tondiarpet High
Road Assistant
9445071068,
9283128836
Officer

Chennai High Medicine Inspector 9445025837
School,
Assistant
Engineer
No.105, Kamaraj
Muthamizh
High Road, Assistant
6 36 200 Nagar Yes Yes NO 9445071068,
Canal Side Food & Drinking Revenue
9283128836
Officer
Kodungaiyur,
Assistant
9445071068,
Chennai – 600 118 9283128836
Officer
Zone - 4 312
ZONE IV
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Nethaji Nagar A Street, Nethaji Nagar 1st Street, Nethaji Nagar
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evacution & relief shelters
SUNDAR
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A.A.ROAD
R16 46 CHSS, C Kalayanapuram
R17 46 Chenani Middle School, Moorthingar St, Vyasarpadi
Nadar Uravin Murai Kalyanamandapam,Bharathi Nagar 2nd
R3 47
Street
R18 47 Harinarayapuram CHS
R4 48 Corporaton Commu ni ty Cent er , Par thasar at hy Na gar �
GCC
Zone - 4
Drinking
Cooking
facilities
Toilets
water
Sl. Ward
No. No

Assistant
Engineer
Suzhpunal Karai, Assistant

Chennai High Food & Drinking 9445071068,
7 36 550 Indra Gandhi Yes Yes NO Revenue
School, water 9283128836
Nagar Officer
Sharma Nagar Assistant

9445071068,
9283128836
Officer

Patel Nagar, Assistant

Vibobha Nagar, Engineer
Tamizhar , Assistant
CHSS, Patel Nagar Food&Drinking 9445190084,
8 38 1600 Annai Sandhiya Yes Yes NO Revenue
4th Street water 9444170907
Nagar, Officer
Nedunchezhian
Nagar Assistant
9445190084,
9444170907
Officer

Chennai High
School, Assistant
VOC Nagar Engineer
9 39 Yes Yes NO Assistant
MPT Colony, Food & Drinking 9445190084,
Revenue
water 9444170907
Officer
AA Scheme Road. Assistant
9445190084,
9444170907
Officer

Chennai High Assistant

Engineer
VOC Nagar
Assistant
10 39 School, Yes Yes NO Food& Drinking 9445190084,
Revenue
water 9444170907
Officer
AA Scheme Road.
Assistant
9445190084,
9444170907
Officer
Zone - 4 314
Drinking
Cooking
facilities
Toilets
water
Sl. Ward
No. No

Chennai High Assistant
School, Engineer
VOC Nagar
Assistant
Food& Drinking 9445190084,
11 40 250 Yes Yes NO Revenue
Kamaraj Salai, water 9444170907
Officer
Assistant
Govt Press Colony. 9445190084,
9444170907
Officer

Chennai Primary Assistant

School, Engineer
Nethaji Nagar, Assistant

Food & Drinking 9445190084,
Kannagi Nagar, Revenue
12 41 2850 No.103, Cornation Yes Yes NO water 9444170907
Karumariamman Officer
Nagar,
Nagar
Assistant
Chennai – 600 081. 9445190084,
9444170907
Officer

Chennai Middle
School, Assistant
Engineer
MGR
13 41 4000 MGR Nagar 3rd Nagar,Annai Yes Yes NO Assistant
Food& Drinking 9445190084,
Street, Sathya Nagar Revenue
water 9444170907
Officer
Chennai – 600 021. Assistant

9445190084,
9444170907
Officer

Chennai Primary Medicine Inspector 9445025836
School,
Assistant
Engineer
Kailasam Street Assistant
14 42 2000 Seniamman Koil Yes Yes NO Food & Drinking 9445190084,
slum Board Revenue
Street, water 9444170907
Officer
Assistant
Chennai – 600 081. 9445190084,
9444170907
Officer
Corporation Higher
Secondary School Assistant
Engineer
Nehru
15 42 Nagar,Veerakutty Yes Yes NO Assistant
No.540, TH Road, Food & Drinking 9445190084,
Street Revenue
water 9444170907
Officer
Chennai – 600 021. Assistant

9445190084,
9444170907
Officer
315 Zone - 4
Drinking
Cooking
facilities
Toilets
water
Sl. Ward
No. No
Chenani Middle A Sanitation, Sanitary U-11

School, Kalayanapuram, Medicine Inspector 9445190684
B
Kalayanapuram, Assistant
Moorthingar Street, Engineer
C
16 46 Yes Yes NO Assistant
Kalayanapuram Food& Drinking 9445071068,
Revenue
water 9283128836
Vyasarpadi, Officer
Arikarai
Assistant
9445071068,
Gandhipuram Relief Materials Revenue
Chennai – 600 039 9283128836
Officer

Chenani Middle Medicine Inspector 9445190684
A
School,
Kalayanapuram, Assistant
Engineer
Moorthingar Street,
B Assistant
17 46 Yes Yes NO 9445071068,
Kalayanapuram, 16 Revenue
9283128836
Officer
Vyasarpadi,
C Assistant
Kalayanapuram 9445071068,
Chennai – 600 039 Relief Materials Revenue
9283128836
Officer

Singaravelan
Nagar Pallam Assistant
Community Hall at Pallavan Nagar Engineer
43 Kummalamman Koil Pallavan Nagar yes yes no Assistant
Street Pallam Food & Drinking 9445090084,
Revenue
MGR Nagar water 9283128836
Officer
(Slum)
Assistant
9445071068,
9283128836
Officer
Subways
There are 2 subways at T.H. Road and Vyasarpadi in Tondiarpet zone. The pumps
with different capacities are installed permanently to pump out the stagnated water. The
respective Assistant Engineer of ward shall be called for any issue if so.
Zone - 4 316
Number of pump
Length sets installed -
Sl. of the Pumped water dispos- regular/ standby
Ward/Name
No. subway in al point
‘m’ to pump out
water
Ward 43,
Pedestrian Subway
1 22.4 TH road SWD 1-5HP
opposite to CDH ,
T.H Road
Ward 46,
Vyasarpadi The Dewatering Work is
2 30.0 8 108HPs
Subway (Highways carried by HD
Department)
Pedestrian Subway opposite to CDH, T.H Road
Tree fall
During the last monsoon, in Tondairpet zone totally 13 tree branches were fallen
and cleared. The following tree fall locations in this zone were noticed and in these places
317 Zone - 4
special precautionary steps like pruning of tree branches shall be done in advance. The
details are as follows,
1 34 Union Carbide colony
2 34 School Road
3 34 Narayanasamy garden
4 35 Muthamizh nagar
5 37 Meenambal salai
6 38 Nethaji Nagar
7 40 MPT Colony
8 43 Kummalamman Koil Street
9 43 Othavadai CDH
10 48 Thulasingam salai
11 45 Avvai nagar 1st Street
12 48 48-ward office
13 48 Parthasarathy street

During the last monsson, 19 inundated spots where water entered houses but do
not require evacuation were identified and actions were taken to bale out the rain water.
by which the normal day to day activity of 16,465 people were standstilled. Flood water
from these areas were cleared by using 19 pumps ranging from 5 HP to 15 HP capacity.
The identified vulnerable spots is as below,
43
1 Singarvelan Nagar Palla Paguthi
Kasimedu Village
35
2 Muthamil Nagar 6th Blocks
Kodungaiyur
Zone - 4 318
35
Kodungaiyur
35
Kodungaiyur
37
5 MKB Nagar 6th Main Road
Kodungaiyur
37
6 MKB Nagar 5th Cross Street
Kodungaiyur
37 Central Avenue,North Avenue
7
Kodungaiyur Road
38 Patel Nagar 3rd Street, Nehru
8
Tondiarpet Nagar 13th Street
40
9 VOC Nagar, VOC Nagar 36 Huts
Ammani Ammal Thottam
40
10 VOC Nagar, Chelliamman kovil Street
Ammani Ammal Thottam
41
11 MGR Nagar Canal Road
Kumarasamy Nagar South
45
12 Sanjay Nagar
Ganesapuram
46
13 SM Nagar 24th Block
Vyasarpadi
46
14 Mosque Street
Vyasarpadi
46
15 Samanthipoo Colnoy
Vyasarpadi
46
16 Mallipoo Colony
Vyasarpadi
46
17 A,B,C Kalyanapuram
Vyasarpadi
47
18 Meenambal Nagar
Korukkupet
47
18 Ambedkar Street
Korukkupet
47
19 KH Road
Korukkupet
47
20 Ambedkar Street
Korukkupet
319 Zone - 4

During the heavy flood that occurred in 2015, in Tondiarpet zone 18,045 people
were evacuated from Muthamil Nagar, Dr. Radhakrishnan Street etc. and they are
accomated in Schoos, Kalyanamandapam. They were provided with basic amenities like
accomodation, food and relief materials for 25 days. The details and locations of relief
centers are given below.
No. of
S.No ward Streets Years Relief centre
persons
Chinna
1 34 Durgai Avenue 1000
KodungaiyurSchool
Chennai High School,
Muthamil Nagar 7th 2015 No.105, Kamaraj High
2 35
Block Road Kodungaiyur,
Chennai – 600 118
3670
Chennai Middle
Muthamil Nagar 8th School,
3 35
Block Tondiarpet,
High Road
Chennai Middle
4 36 TVK 1st Link Road School,
Periya Kodungaiyur
Dr. Radhakrishnan
5 36
Street
6 36 Ambedkar Street
Sharma nagar 3rd 200 2015

7 36 Chennai High School,
Main Road
Sharma Nagar
Indra Nagar 2nd

8 36
Cross Street
19th West Cross

9 36
Street, MKB Nagar
Thiruvalluvar
10 36 Nagar 8th Main
Road
Zone - 4 320
No. of
persons
MKB Nagar 16th to
11 37 19th Central and
East
RR Nagar 3rd &4th
12 37
Main Road
RR Nagar 5th,6th
13 37
and 2nd Main Road RR Nagar-CMS
RR Nagar 2nd,3rd,5th
14 37
& 6th Cross Road 1500 2015 MKB Nagar-CMS
15 37 KKD Nagar
KKD Nagar-CMS
16 37 Santhiya Nagar
17 37 Subramani Street
18 37 Lord Madha Street
19 37 Srinivasan Street
20 38 Patel Nagar, 400 2015

Nedunchelian
21 38 500 2015
Nagar,
New Vinobha CHSS- Patel Nagar
22 38 475 2015
Nagar, 4th Street,
Sanjay Gandhi
23 38 1000 2015
Nagar, Nadar Kalyanaman-
Annai Sandhya dapam-Nethaji Nagar
24 38 900 2015 5th St
Nagar,
25 38 Nehru Nagar, 600 2015
26 38 Nethaji Nagar& 300 2015
27 38 Tamizhar Nagar 240 2015
28 40 VOC Nagar 600 2015

VOC Nagar 36
29 40 2015
huts
Chelliamman Koil Kamaraj Salai
30 40 2015
Street CMS,Thriuvalluvar
5000 Nagar CPS
31 40 AA Scheme Road 2015
Thiruvalluvar
32 40 2015
Nagar
33 40 Cross Road 2015
321 Zone - 4
No. of
persons
Chennai Primary
School,
No.103,
Cornation Nagar,
Chennai – 600 081.
MGR Nagar
34 41 300 2015
Canal Road &
Chennai Middle
School,
MGR Nagar
3rd Street,
Chennai – 600 021.
Corporation Higher
Secondary School
35 42 Veerakutty Street 150 2015 No.540,
TH Road,
Chennai – 600 021.
Chennai Primary
Rettaikuzhi Street, School,
36 42 Seniamman Koil 300 2015 Seniamman Koil
Street Street,
Chennai – 600 081.
Ganesa puram CHS-Ganesapuram,
37 45 450 2015
main road Ch-39
Moorthinagr Chennai Middle
Street Aerikarai School,
Slum (HOUS- Moorthingar Street
ING BOARD HAS & Andal
38 46 150 2015
BEEN BUILD AND Kalyanamandapam,
HAND OVER TO Erukkancherry
RESPECTIVE High Road,
PEOPLE) Chennai
Harinarayanapuram
39 47 Ambedkar Nagar 250 2015 –CHS&
Nadar Uravin Murai
Kalyanamandapam,
No.4/46, Bharathi
Nagar 2nd Street,
Rajiv Gandhi Korrukkupet,
40 47 60 2015
Nagar Chennai – 600 021.
Harinarayanapuram
-CHS
Zone - 4 322
Vinobha Nagar, Dn-38, Zone IV
Nehru Nagar 13th Street, Dn-38, Zone IV
Lighting Facilities
Establishing alternate sources of lighting is a pre-requisite. There are 4 battery
powered lights are available in the zone and the details are given below with contact
numbers. Issues like non burning of street lights, electrocution shall be addressed to the
following officials/staff.
323 Zone - 4
Contact person
Sl. No. Ward Phone
Designation
number
1 34,35 Assistant Engineer 9445477689
36,44 Assistant Engineer 9445190230
37,45,46 Assistant Engineer 9445190918

Additional Divisional Engineer
4 34 to 48 9445190044
(Zone)
5 34 to 48 Divisional Engineer North(HQ) 9445190753
Zone - 4 324
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NDRF TEAM B11 41 MGR Nagar
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NDRF TEAM B13 41 Karumariyamman Koil Street
B14 41 Ezhil Nagar
Where NDRF to be stationed and B15 44 Periyar Nagar
ID. No. Ward
deployed B16 46 SM Nagar
N1 37 SM Nagar, Community Hall B17 46 Nehru Nagar
B18 46 Kennady Nagar
731 TH Road, Corporation Higher Malligaipoo Colony
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Secondary School B20 46 Magazinepuram
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evacuation area, ndrf team & boat locations
Secondary School Bharathi Nagar – Housing

B22 47
GCC
Tenemants
N4 46 Kalyanapuram School B23 47 CB Road
Zone - 4

In Tondiarpet zone, the NDRF to be stationed locations is given below,

S.No Ward. No.
deployed
1 37 SM Nagar Community Hall
540 TH Road, Corporation Higher Secondary

2 42 School.
731 TH Road, Corporation Higher Secondary
3 39 School.
4 46 Kalyanapuram School
NDRF
The Commandant
04, Battalion(NDRF)
Suraksha Campus
Takkolam, Arakkonam
Phone No. 04177 – 246594/246269
Rescue Boats
Rescue operations during flood require the services of boats in the form of Catamaran/
rubber inflatable dinghies/FRP both powered and manually operated. Availability of boats
in vicinity of flooded areas plays an important part in rescue operations. When the situation
arises to evacuate the people from the affected area the respective Assistant Engineers
are responsible to locate the boat at needy places, to guide the boat man to navigate
around marooned areas and to arrange shelters & food for the rescue teams. The details
of boats required along with the stationed locations are given below.
Number of boats required
Sl. Boats stationed Contact person
Ward with location /evacuation
No. Locations & Number
areas
1 34 Durgai Avenue-1 Durgai Avenue-1 9445190334 AE
2 34 Thendral Nagar-1 Thendral Nagar-1 9445190334 AE
3 34 IshwaryaNagar-1 IshwaryaNagar-1 9445190334 AE

Nehru Nagar 18th
4 38 Nehru Nagar 18th Street - 1 9445190338 AE
Street - 1
Nehru Nagar 14th
5 38 Nehru Nagar 14th Street - 1 9445190338 AE
Street - 1
Zone - 4 326
6 38 Tamizhar Nagar -1 Tamizhar Nagar -1 9445190338 AE

Patel Nagar 3rd
7 38 Patel Nagar 3rd Street - 1 9445190338 AE
Street - 1
New Vinobha Nagar 1st Street New Vinobha Nagar
8 38 9445190338 AE
-1 1st Street -1
Sanjay Gandhi
9 38 Sanjay Gandhi Nagar -1 9445190338 AE
Nagar -1
Nedunchezhian
10 38 Nedunchezhian Nagar - 2 9445190338 AE
Nagar - 2
11 41 MGR Nagar - 2 MGR Nagar - 2 9445190341 JE
Annai Sathya Nagar
12 41 Annai Sathya Nagar - 2 9445190341 JE
-2
Karumariyamman Koil Street Karumariyamman
13 41 9445190341 JE
-2 Koil Street - 2
14 41 Ezhil Nagar - 2 Ezhil Nagar - 2 9445190341 JE
15 44 Periyar Nagar-1 Periyar Nagar-1 9445190344 AE
16 46 SM Nagar-1 SM Nagar-1 9445190346 AE
17 46 Nehru Nagar -1 Nehru Nagar -1 9445190346 AE
18 46 Kennady Nagar-1 Kennady Nagar-1 9445190346 AE

Malligaipoo
19 46 Malligaipoo Colony -1 9445190346 AE
Colony -1
20 46 Magazinepuram-1 Magazinepuram-1 9445190346 AE
21 46 Mosque Street-1 Mosque Street-1 9445190346 AE

Bharathi Nagar – Housing Bharathi Nagar –
22 47 9445190347 JE
Tenemants -1 Housing Tenemants -1
23 47 CB Road -1 CB Road -1 9445190347 JE
Sanjay Gandhi Nagar, Dn-38, Zone IV
Transport Equipments & Lorries

There are 6 debris lorries, 3 skid steer loaders and 2 front end loaders are stationed for
performing the job. The details of the lorries availability are given below

Debris lorry - 6
Super sucker - 1
327 Zone - 4
Assistant Engineer Water tanker

JCB Bobcat Open lorry
contact No. Lorry
2 3 6 3
9445190491
Less than 2.5 m Streets/lanes that cant be accessed by Vehicles

Sl.. Ward Name of the Streets
1. 47 Jeeva Nagar 1 to 7 Streets & 9 to 16 Streets
2 Pudumanai Kuppam 2 to 7 Streets

3 SN Chetty 1 to 7 Lanes
3 43 Kasipuram A Block 1 to 4 Street

4 Singaravelan Nagar 1 to 4 street and Pallam
5 Vinayagapuram 4 to 11 streets
Ward Committee
The contact details of ward committee and other line departments are as follows.
Zone - 4 328
Ward Committee –34
Ward Councillor –9445467034

Surgeon
GCC–Solid Waste Management Conservancy Inspector 9445190534

9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835
BSNL Divisional Engineer 9444400405
BSNL Sub Divisional Engineer 9445147222
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
329 Zone - 4
Ward Committee – 35
Ward Councillor – 9445467035
Name of the
Designation Contact Number
department

Surgeon
GCC–SolidWaste Conservancy
9445190535
Management Inspector
GCC - Revenue Tax Collector 9941007147/9042933601
9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835

Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
Zone - 4 330
Name of the
department

Surgeon
GCC–Solid Waste
Management
9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
Police station P-6-36 Inspector 25546241
331 Zone - 4
Name of the
department

Surgeon
9445190537
9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835

Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
Police station P-5-37 Inspector 26734888
Zone - 4 332
Name of the
department

Surgeon
9445190538
9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835

Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671

9498132646/ 25953621/
Police station H-5-38 Inspector
23452490
333 Zone - 4

Surgeon
GCC–SolidWaste Management Conservancy Inspector 9445190541
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
Zone - 4 334
Name of the
department

Surgeon
9445190540
9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835

Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
335 Zone - 4

Surgeon

9445850893
TANGEDCO Assistant Engineer
9445858895
Fire service DFO 99529622244
Fire service SFO 9940149681
PWD WRO EE 9444644038

9962433252
PWD AE
7200052215
Police station H-6-41 Inspector 25281493
Zone - 4 336
Name of the
department
Surgeon
GCC–Solid Waste Conservancy
9445190542
9600057284, 7200933789,
9043661635, 9791067535
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9003430542
Police station H-3-42 Inspector 9444033599/ 25281486
337 Zone - 4

Veterinary Assistant Sur-
geon
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
Police station N-2-43 Inspector 23452511

9498100234/
Police station N-4-43 Inspector
25281488
Zone - 4 338
Name of the
department

Surgeon
9445190544
9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835

Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
339 Zone - 4
Name of the
department

Surgeon
9445190545
9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835

Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
Zone - 4 340
Name of the
department

Surgeon
9445190546
9962228170/8056070278/
7200083835

Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
341 Zone - 4

Surgeon
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
Police station H-4-47 Inspector 9498138276/25281488
Zone - 4 342

Surgeon
GCC–SolidWaste
Management
9600057284, 7200933789,
9043661635, 9791067535

Sub Divisional
BSNL 9445147222
Engineer
Sub Divisional
BSNL 9444991229
Engineer
PWD WRO EE 9444644038
PWD AE 9941779671
343 Zone - 4
Zone - V
ZONE CONTENTS
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Description
No No
1 Profile 347
4 Parks 349
9 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Heavy rain fall 356
10 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Mild Rain fall 362
11 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Moderate Rain fall 362
14 Subway 368
15 Tree fall 369
16 Streets - water entered houses - do not require evacuation 369
20 Rescue Boats 370
22 Less than 2.5m streets that cannot be accessed by Vehicles 372
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Zone - 5 346
Profile
Royapuram zone lies in Latitude 13.10465 °, Longitude 80.27447 ° covering an area
of 42.33 Sq.km.
There are 1,427 roads, out of which 1,370 roads to a length of 220.38 km are Interior
Roads, 57 Roads to a length of 37.98 Km are Bus Route Roads which are maintained by
GCC.
population of 49.16 %. The most crowded area in the zone is Panamarathotti with a population
of 55120 and the least is Meenachi Amman pettai with a population of 34362. The Ward wise
population of the zone is given below,
Total House
Sl.No. Ward No./Name Total Population
Holds
1 49 Old Wasermanpet 12863 51454
2 50 Panamarathotti 16280 65120
3 51 Oldwasermanpet 8776 35107
4 52 Meenachi Amman pettai 8590 34362
5 53 Moolakathalam 16186 64744
6 54 Kondithope 58174 14543
7 55 Seve Wells 64067 16016
8 56 Muthiyalpettai 47341 11835
9 57 Sowcarpet 52269 13067
10 58 Periyamedu 12211 48847
11 59 George Town 11285 45142
12 60 Seethakaathi Nagar 11513 46054
13 61 Egmore 11482 45930
14 62 Chinthardipet 11065 44262
15 63 Komaleeswaran pettai 10663 42629
Total 186375 745502
347 Zone - 5
Zone Administration
them.
1. Chairman 49 to 63 9445467054
2. Zonal Officer 49 to 63 9445190005
Engineering Wing
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No.
1 Executive Engineer-1 49 to 57 & 60 9445190025
2 Executive Engineer-2 58,59,61 to 63 9445190461
3 Assistant Executive Engineer Unit-12 i/c 9445190112
4 Assistant Executive Engineer Unit-13 9445190113
5 Assistant Executive Engineer Addl. AEE 9444024131
6 Assistant Executive Engineer Unit -14 9445190114
7 Assistant Executive Engineer SWM / Z - 5 9445190465

There is a dedicated team in each zone that will look after the clearing garbage,

1 Conservany supervisor 49 to 53 9445191412
2 Conservany supervisor 54 to 57 &60 9445191413
3 Conservany supervisor 58,59 to 62 & 63 9445191414
4 Conservany supervisor SWM/Zone-5 9025481971
5 Conservany supervisor Zone-5/Night 8825877228
Zone - 5 348

in the zone.
is given below.
Sl.
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Designation Zone/ Unit/ Ward.No. Office Mobile Number
49 to 63
1 Zonal Health Officer 7200901444
49 to 63
2 Veterinary Surgeon 9445026041
3 Senior Entomologist 49 to 63 9444509293
4 Sanitary Officer 49 to 53 9445190695
9444272679
5 Sanitary Officer 54 to 57 & 60
9444138148
9445190685
6 Sanitary Officer 58,59 & 61 to 63
9790978174
Parks
There are 25 Parks available in Royapuram zone. These parks may serve as
buffer zone to assemble and alight the victims to the relief centers during disaster. Park
Overseer is equipped with power saws and will ensure pruning of tree branches, proper
lighting and to prevent inundation inside the parks. The contact details of the Park over-
seer and the location of parks available in the zone is given below,
Sl. Equipment
Team member contact No. Area of operation
No. available(give numbers)
Motor saw -16 Nos
9444044172 ManuvalSaw-4Nos
1 49 to 63
Park Overseer Bill hook-1Nos
349 Zone - 5
S.No Ward Name / Location of the Park
1 49 Sivagami ammal park MC Road Royapuram
2 50 Kamaraj Park, M.S Koil Street Royapuram
3 50 Sundaramoorthy Park, Venkatesan Nagar, Royapuram
4 50 N.R.T Bridge Under Park NRT Road Raoypapuram
5 52 Basement Park MC Road Royapuram
6 52 Anna Park, Cementry Road, Royapuram
7 53 Mint Model City Park, Model City Washermenpet
8 53 Old Andra Bus Stand Park, Basin Bridge
9 54 Sivagnanam Park, Peddu Street
10 56 Terrace Garden Park, Bharathi Arts College
11 58 Jermiah Park, Doveton
12 58 Thirumalai Park, Jermaiah Road
13 58 My Ladies Garden, Near Ripon Building
14 58 Doveton Clock Towers Park, Doveton
15 58 Ragavendra Park, Choolai Post Bus Stand
16 58 Dinathanthi Office Near Park, Dinathanthi office
17 60 Secretariate Park- Old Secretariate
18 60 Sathya Nagar Park, War Memorial
19 61 Gandhi Irwin Park, CMDA Building
20 61 Mayor Sundar rao Park, Rukmani Lakshmi pathy salai, Egmore
21 61 Ethiraj lane Park, Ethiraj college
22 61 L G Road Park (DN-61)
23 63 L G Road Park (DN-63)
24 62 May Day Park
Zone - 5 350
S.No Ward Name / Location of the Park
25 63 Raheja Complex Park, Tenampet Congress office
26 63 Adithanar Salai Park, D’

Chennai city. There are nine pumping stations available in Royapuram Zone with average
capacity of 270 MLD for each pumping station. These sewage pumping stations are
capacity of pumps in working condition. The details of the sewage pumping stations are
given below,
Sl.
Pumping Station Capacity MLD No. of pumps
No.
50 HP-1
1 Pumping Station Road 30
100 HP-1
50 HP-1
2 East Kalmandapan Road 30
100 HP-1
50 HP-1
3 Ibhrahim Salai 30
100 HP-1
North Wall Road 50 HP-1
4 30
K.H. Road 100 HP-1
50 HP-1
5 Malayappan Street 30
100 HP-1
50 HP-1
6 Jatkapuram 30
100 HP-1
Rajamuthiah road (Rippon
7 30 40 HP -1
building annex road)
50 HP-1
8 Iyyasamy Street 30
100 HP-1
S.M.Nagar 50 HP-1
9 30
N.S.C.Bose Road 100 HP-1
Total 270 17

There are 9 TNSCB tenements located in Chetty Thottam, G.M.Pettai &
Jeevarathinam Nagar 1-5 Street etc with a population of 11045. Greater Chennai
Corporation takes care of garbage clearance and CMWSSB provides water supply and
351 Zone - 5
address sewage issues inside these tenements. The details of tenements and the contact
details of the officials are given below,
No. of tene-
Sl. No. Ward No./Name Tenement location Population
ment
1 52 Karimadu Kalani 80 1280
2 51 East Cemetry Road 70 1542
3 51 West Cemetry Road 120 1850

Jeevarathinam Nagar
4 50 150 1258
1-5 Street
5 50 Chetty Thottam 150 475
6 50 G.M.Pettai 150 1345
7 56 BRN Garden 85 1065
8 56 Bishop Lane 50 985
9 57 Kalyanapuram 60 1245
10 59 Ellis Puram 71 426
Total 986 11471
Contact details
Conservancy/ Conservancy 49 to 53
9445191412
GCC Supervisor (Royapuram)
Conservancy/ Conservancy 54,55,56,57 & 60

9445191413
GCC Supervisor Harbour
Conservancy/ Conservancy 58,59,61,62& 63

9445191414
GCC Supervisor Egmore
Area Engineer-5
Water Supply&
8144930905 Asst.
Sewage / Assistant Engineer 49 to 63
Engineer-49 to 63
CMWSSB
8144930049 to 8144930063
Executive
TNSCB 49 to 63 9445074776
Engineer
Zone - 5 352
Buckingham canal is the only canal which touches the zone in Moolakotharam Canal
road that travels about 2.75 km and leaves at George town to zone 9.
silting work is done by PWD in the Buckingham canal maintained by them. Cleaning and
de-silting of storm water drain & lakes are periodically done by GCC as a premonsoon
preparedness measure. Storm Water Drains were constructed by GCC for a distance of
89.34 km to ease the flow of rain water.
The details of various water bodies in this zone is listed below,
Canals
Sl. Name of Length of

Divisions Covered From To
No. the Canal Canal (Km)
Moolakotharam
1 53,54,57 & 59 B-Canal George town 2.75
Canal road
Other water bodies
1 61,62,63 & 59 Coovum river 4 Km
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53, 54, 57 & 59 CANAL
B-Canal From
Moolakothalam Canal road To Canal
George town 2.75Km
(PY C RA No.
(Km)
C1 53, 54, 57 & 59 B-Canal Moolakothalam Canal road George town 2.75Km
OTHER WATER BODIES
OTHER
OtherWATER BODIES
Water Bodies
Name
Other Water of other water
Bodies
ID. No. WARD bodies
Length
Name of other water
ID. No.
W1 WARD
61, 62, 63 & 59 Coovum river
bodies
Length
4 Km
W1 61, 62, 63 & 59 Coovum river 4 Km
Zone - 5 354
Storm water Drains
330 storm water drains to a length of 89.34 km were constructed to ease the flow of
rain water in Royapuram zone. The details of SWD are given below.
Sl. No. Ward Total No. of SWDs Length of SWD in ‘m’
1 49 24 5690
2 50 25 7107
3 51 12 2577
4 52 12 2068
5 53 34 7740
6 54 10 1764
7 55 16 3946
8 56 9 2517
9 57 15 4348
10 58 36 12054
11 59 25 5643
12 60 17 6368
13 61 33 11705
14 62 26 6578
15 63 36 9243
Total 330 89348
355 Zone - 5
During the last monsoon, 13 inundated spots in this zone were identified and actions
were taken to bale out the rain water. Most of the locations were flooded during the North-
East Monsoon 2015 due to heavy rain and overflow of upstream water in the canals and
water bodies in this Zone.
each location is as below,
WALLERS ROAD
SINGANNA (C) STREET
Zone - 5 356
Ward Disposal point
(Police Quarters, Pumped out to B
1 53 Walltax Road 5 HP
Kondithoppe) Canal
Vijayaragavalu Pumped out to B
2 53 10 HP (Zone-5 Office)
Roundana, Canal
Thirupalli Street Pumped out to B
3 54 Walltax Road 5 HP
junction Canal
Amman Koil Pumped out to
4 54 Walltax Road and 2-HP
Street Junction B Canal
B Canal drain pipe
EVK Sampath
5 58 5 HP Vepery Road provided to connect
Salai,
SWD
Coovam River drain
pipe provided and
6 58 Sydnams Road, 5 HP Near Taluk office
connected to SWD for
Quick draing
Near Railway
7 59 VOC Salai, 5 HP
Office
Ghandhi Irwan Opp.to Ramada Pumped out to near by
8 61 5 HP
Bridge Road Hotel SWD
Near Centre Median opened
Egmore High
9 61 5 HP Veeraswamy for draining ,New drain
Road,
Street provided
Singanna Chetty Jn.of East
10 62 5 HP
Street, Coovam Road
Arunachalam Near Zion Pumped out to near by
11 62 5 HP
Road, Church SWD
Chella pillayar Jn of Bharathi Pumped out to near by
12 63 5 HP
Koil Street, Salai. SWD
Opp.to Sarmany Pumped out to near by
13 63 G.P. Road, 5 HP
Hotel SWD
Anna University has mapped the areas inundated in this zone during 2005 flood
by crowd sourc method, the picture of the same is given below. The RISAT Microwave
satellite map showing inundation extent on 3rd December 2015 and 7th December 2015
taken by Institute of Remote Sensing, Anna University is matching more or less with
the inundation locations identified by GCC. The flood water due to increased water level
in canal was receded with in 4 days and the other stagnated locations were cleared
immediately by GCC using pump sets. The RISAT satellite maps and GCC map are given
below for clarity and understanding.
357 Zone - 5
Flood inundation map for royapuram in 2005
Zone - 5 358

based on risat
INUNDATION EXTENTmicrowave satellite
ON 3rd DECEMBER (ZONE - V)
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Water stagnated streetsin the previous monsoon - Mild rain

1 53 Parasuraman street
2 53 Chidambaram Nagar
3 57 Ramanan Street
4 59 Sivnantha Salai
5 61 Pantheon Road
6 63 Blakers Road
Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Moderate rain

1 49 Solaiappan Street
2 49 Kothandaraman Street
3 50 G.M.Pettah
4 50 Durai Street
5 50 Venkatasan Street
6 51 Ramanajam Street
7 51 Cemetry Road Jn of T.H. Road
8 52 Modal Lane 1to 5
9 52 Thoppai Street
10 53 Kannan Roundana
11 53 Jayaraman Street
12 53 Stanly Nagar
13 53 Boojaraja Nagar
14 53 Sajjamunusamy Street
15 53 Peddu Street
16 53 North Wall Road
17 54 Thirupalli Street
18 54 Amman Koil Street
19 54 Wall Tax Road
20 55 Prakasam Salai
21 55 Sevenwells Street
22 55 Amman Koil Street
23 56 Prakasam Salai
24 57 Stringer Street
Zone - 5 362

25 57 Devidson Street
26 58 Sydnames Road
27 58 Bakkers Street
28 58 General Collins road
29 61 Velayudam Street
30 61 Driver Street
31 62 West Coovum road
32 63 South Coovum road

Sl.
Ward /Name Name of the Streets No. of manholes
No.
Solaiappan Street 03
1 49 Kothandaraman Street 03
Old AmaranjiPuram 04
S.N .Chetty Street 02
50 Andiyappan Street 04
2
G.M.Pettai 03
Shiek Masitery Street 04
51 Manikandan 6th Street 03

3
Nainiyappan Street 10
O.S.H.Road
04
52 Modal Lane Slum
4 06
M.S.Koil Street
02
02
Sajja Munusamy Street
53
5 Balasubramani Street 01
Muthiyamasitery Street 02
54 Amman Koil Street 02

6
Tenapet Ramasamy St 03
3
Amman Koil St
4
Sevenwells St
5
55 St.XavierSt
7 2
Thiyagaraya Street
2
MuthuNayakan St
3
Kumarappa Street
363 Zone - 5
Sl.
Ward /Name Name of the Streets No. of manholes
No.
Prakasam Salai 01
56
8 Poniyamman Koil Street 02
Shanmugarayan Street 02
02
Adiyappanayakan Street
03
Chandrapa St
02
Gentral Muthiya St
03
Manikandan St
57 03
9 Devidson St
03
Acharappan St
02
Thathamuthiyapan
03
Annapillai
02
Mint Street
02
58 R.T. (m) street 5
10
Kalathiappa street 7
3
Thanchai Murugapa Street
59 Mint Street 2
11
Boomu Street 2
Frazer Bridge Road 3
Jones St 2
Mookarnala muthu Street 2
Philipes St 3
60
12 Moor St 2
Mannady 2
Post office St 3
1
Bala Krishna St
1
Palaniandavar Koil st
1
62 Kalavai Street
13 1
Singanna St
2
Wallers Street
1
63 Pantheon Road 2
14
Egmore High Road 2
Total 154
Relief Centres
There are 11 relief centres to a total capacity of 2250 that are readily available with
cooking, drinking water and toilet facilities, to be utilized during the evacuation period to
Zone - 5 364
Responsiblities
(Designation/
Officer in-
Drinking
Cooking
facilities
Name & Addres List of streets
charge
Toilets
water
Sl. Ward
Capacity of relief centres people to be Contact No.
No. No
available shifted
Sanitation,
SI 9092814637
Medicine
Coummunity Hall at Corporation Evacuation &

1 50 200 Yes Yes NO AE 9445190350
Shaik Mastiry Street Colony Relief Materials
Food & Drinking

ARO 9884043659
water
Sanitation,
SI 9445025853
Medicine
Zonal office-5, No.61
Chidambaram Evacuation &
2 53 200 Basin Bridge Road, Yes Yes NO AE 9445190353
Nagar Relief Materials
Royapuram
Food & Drinking
ARO 9884043659
water
Sanitation,
SI 9629987460
Medicine
Community hall Thideer Nagar

Evacuation &
3 58 300 Mannapar Thidal and Natesan Yes Yes NO AE 9841952155
Relief Materials
Sydenhams Road Nagar
Food & Drinking

ARO 8838018634
water
Sanitation,
SI 9840094340
Medicine
Community hall Evacuation &

4 59 200 Gandhi Nagar Yes Yes NO AE 9445190359
S.M.Nagar Relief Materials
Food & Drinking

ARO 8838019634
water
Sanitation,
SI 9629987460
Medicine
MRTS Railway
Evacuation &
5 62 200 Station Pallavan Nagar Yes Yes NO AE 9445190362
Relief Materials
Chinthardripet
Food & Drinking
ARO 8838018634
water
Sanitation,
SI 8072680350
Medicine
Anthoneyar School Evacuation &

AE 9445190361
6 61 250 Adithanar Salai, Transport lane Yes Yes NO Relief Materials
Egmore
Food & Drinking
ARO 8838018634
water
365 Zone - 5
Responsiblities
(Designation/
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Cooking
facilities
Name & Addres List of streets
charge
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water
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Capacity of relief centres people to be Contact No.
No. No
available shifted
Sanitation,
SI 8072680350
Medicine
Evacuation &
Chennai Middle AE 9445190361
Varatharaja Relief Materials
7 61 200 School, Varaharaja Yes Yes NO
puram
puram, Egmore
Food & Drinking
ARO 8838018634
water
Sanitation,
SI 9629987460
Medicine
Chennai High Evacuation &
AE 9445190362
School , West Rex Street, Relief Materials
8 62 250 Yes Yes NO
Coovum Road Five huts
Pudupet
Food & Drinking
ARO 8838018634
water
Sanitation,
SI 9629987860
Medicine
Corpuoration Gym,
West Coovum Evacuation &
9 62 50 Ulagappan Street Yes Yes NO AE 9445190362
Road Relief Materials
Chinthadripet
Food & Drinking
ARO 8838018634
water
Sanitation,
SI 8072680350
Medicine
Chennai Primary Evacuation &

South Coovum AE 9445190363
10 63 200 School Goyathoppu Yes Yes NO Relief Materials
Road
Street Pudupet
Food & Drinking
ARO 8838018634
water
Sanitation,
SI 8072680350
Medicine
Evacuation &
Veerapatheran AE 9445190363
Bootheperumal Relief Materials
11 63 200 Street Comunity hall Yes Yes NO
Koil Street
Pudupet
Food & Drinking
ARO 8838018634
water
Zone - 5 366
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E2 53 Chidambaram Nagar
E3 58 Thideer Nagar and Natesan Nagar
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E5 59 Pallavan Nagar
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Subways
There are 5 subways in Royapuram zone for a length of 1492 m. The electrical
pumps (5HP-1, 12.5 HP – 2,15 HP - 1 & 25HP-2) and diesel pumps (5HP -4, 10HP-10,
12.5HP -4 & 7.5HP -2) are installed permanently to pump out the stagnated water. The
respective Assistant Engineer of ward shall be called for any issue if so.
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Ward 60 Rajaji Salai
5 Subway near Beach 60 B- Canal 10 HP - 1
railway station
R.B.I. Subway Gengu Reddy SubWay
M.C.Road Subway
Zone - 5 368
Tree fall
During the last monsoon, in Royapuram zone totally 13 tree branches were fallen
and cleared. The major tree fall in this zone were noticed in the following locations in
these places special precautionary steps like pruning of tree branches shall be done in
advance. The details are as follows,

Solaiappan Street Near CWC.
1 49 New Thandavarayan St., (Near market),
M.C.Road (Near Arihant Showroom)
Cemetery Road (Near Classic Apartment),
2 51 East Cemetery road (Hosing Board ),
Selva Vinayaga Street
B.C.Press Road,
3 52
Cemetry Road (Near RSRM Hospital)
Peddu St.,(Near Police Quarters)
4 53
Basin Bridge Road (Near Mint Bridge)
5 56 Thiruvalluvan Nagar
E.V.R.Salai (Near MMC Ground),
6 59
Issac Street (Near Women Police hostel)

During the last monsoon, 6 inundated spots where water entered houses but do
not require evacuation were identified and actions were taken to bale out the rain water.
by which the normal day to day activity of 50 people were standstilled. Flood water from
these areas was cleared by using 3 pumps ranging from 5 HP to 20 HP capacity. The
identified vulnerable spots is as below,
1 53 Srinivasan Street, Boojaraja Nagar,

Dr.Vijaya Rahavalu Kannan Street, Sajja Munusamy Street,
Road Stanley Nagar Canal Street ,
P.P.Amman Koil Street Slum in Dn-53

In Royapuram zone, there was no evacuation during the heavy flood that occurred
in 2015.
369 Zone - 5
Lighting Facilities
Establishing alternate sources of lighting is a pre-requisite. There are 7 battery
officials/staff.
Contact person
Sl. No. Ward
1 58&61 Assistant Engineer 9445190922
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5 49,50,51,53-P Junior Engineer 9445190919
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6 49 to 63 9445190045
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In Royapuram zone, the NDRF to be stationed locations is given below,

Greater Chennai Middle School
1 53
Basin Bridge road, Chennai-600 021
The Commandant
04, Battalion(NDRF)
Suraksha Campus
Takkolam, Arakkonam
Phone No. 04177 – 246594/246269
Rescue Boats
In this Zone there was no such situation of using Rescue boats.
Zone - 5 370
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Transport Equipments & Lorries

There were 8 debris lorries, 6 skid steer loaders and 1 front end loaders are stationed for
performing the job. The details of the lorries available in the zone are given below.
Debris lorry - 8
Assistant Engineer
JCB Bobcat Open lorry Water tanker Lorry
contact No.
9445026097 1 6 6 -HMV, 1-LMV 2
Streets/lanes less than 2.5 m that cannot be accessed by Vehicles

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Ward Committee
The contact details of ward committee and other line departments are as follows.
Zone - 5 372
Ward committee - 49
Name of the
department
Surgeon
GCC - Solid waste
management
GCC - Park overseer Park Supervisor 9444044174, 9445194728

Ward councillor -9445467050
GCC - Veterinary Veterinary Assistant
9445026046
Surgeon
GCC - Solid waste man- Conservancy Inspector
9445190550
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Police station Inspector 9840336557, 9962622043
373 Zone - 5
Ward committee–51
Ward councillor – -9445467051
GCC - Veterinary Veterinary Assistant 9445026046
Surgeon
GCC - Solid waste man- Conservancy Inspector 9445190551
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Police station Inspector 9840336557, 9962622043
Ward councillor – - 9445467052
Surgeon
9444044174,
GCC - Park overseer Park Supervisor
9445194728
Police station Inspector 9840336557,9626223
Zone - 5 374

Surgeon

Surgeon
9444044174,
GCC - Park overseas Park Supervisor
9445194728
9840948804,
Police station Inspector
9940223842
375 Zone - 5

Veterinary Assistant 9445026046
GCC - Veterinary
Surgeon
Park Supervisor 9444044174,
GCC - Park overseas
9445194728
Junior Engineer 25268833,
TANGEDCO
25271214
Police station
94981047

Ward councillor -9445467056
GCC - Park overseer
9445194728
Zone - 5 376

GCC - Park overseer
9445194728
GCC - Veterinary
Surgeon
GCC-Solidwaste management Conservancy Inspector 9445190558
BSNL Assistant Engineer 044-25611274,9445018645
Inspector 044-26426422,
Fire service
9445086069
377 Zone - 5
GCC - Veterinary
Surgeon
TANGEDCO Junior Engineer 9445850702 9445850705
Police station 9566179770,
9840948804, 7010514558
GCC - Veterinary Veterinary Assistant 9445026046
Surgeon
GCC - Revenue Tax Collector 9382171451,9094664705,
9444442287
TANGEDCO Junior Engineer 9445850712,9445850713,
Zone - 5 378
GCC - Veterinary
Surgeon
Revenue Revenue Inspector 9940020737,9094664705
Inspector 9003159233, 9941106279,
Police station
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GCC - Veterinary
Surgeon
PWD Assistant Engineer 9445401868, 7418862339
379 Zone - 5
Surgeon
9444044174,
GCC - Park overseer Park Supervisor
9445194728
9941106279,
Police station Inspector
9840952703
PWD Assistant Engineer 9444612745-
Zone - 5 380
Zone - VI
ZONE CONTENTS
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Description
No No
1 Profile 383
4 Parks 385
9 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Heavy rain fall 392
10 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Mild rain fall 398
11 Water stagnated streets in the previous monsoon - Moderate rain fall 398

14 Subway 406
15 Tree fall 406
16 Streets - Water entered houses that do not require evacuation 407
20 Rescue Boats 410
21 Transport Equipment & Lorries 412
22 Less than 2.5 m streets that cannot be accessed by Vehicles 412
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GCC
Profile
The Thiru-Vi-Ka Nagar zone lies in Latitude 13.09784°, Longitude 80.25677° and
extents to an area of 31.72 Sq.km..
The population is about 7.78 Lakhs. It is divided into 3 administrative units namely
unit 15,16 & 17 which includes 15 wards from 64 to 78. In this zone there are 2255 roads,
out of which 2200 roads to a length of 380.85 Km are Interior Roads, 55 Roads to a length
of 35.47 Km are Bus Route Roads which are maintained by GCC and the balance 1 road
are under the maintenance of Highways department.
There are 15 Wards in Thiru – Vi – Ka – Nagar zone having a total population 7.78
lakhs with Male population of about 48.97% and Female population of about 51.03 % In
this zone, the most crowded area is 65 with a population of 66314 and the least populated
area is 70 with a population of 35,132. The Ward wise population is given below,
Total House Total

Sl.No. Ward No
Holds Population
1 64 17406 95806
2 65 17398 74440
3 67 14621 45952
4 66 15909 57787
5 68 12234 46642
6 69 14700 48245
7 70 10004 35132
8 71 10037 36961
9 72 10706 51332
10 73 9689 39283
11 74 15105 57841
12 75 7690 51917
13 76 12015 52831
14 77 10860 39840
15 78 16126 43989
TOTAL 194500 777998
383 Zone - 6
Zone Administration
The Zone is headed by the Zonal Officer who works with close coordination with
the Commissioner, Greater Chennai Corporation and other officials. The Zonal Officer is
assisted by Executive Engineers, Assistant Revenue Officers and Zonal Health Officers.
They are equipped with supporting sub-ordinate officers. The responsibilities of each
officers are well described in the page number 141 of this booklet The following are
contact details of the officials.
1. Chairman 64 - 78 9445467069
2 Zonal Officer 64 - 78 9445190006
Engineering Wing
Sl. Office Mobile
No. Number
1 Executive Engineer – I 64 to 70 9445190038
2 Executive Engineer – II 71 to 78 9445190026
Assistant Executive Engineer -
6 64 to 78 9445190046
Electrical
Assistant Executive Engineer -
7 64 to 78 8525815181
Mechanical

There is a dedicated team in each zone that looks after the clearing garbages,

1 64 to 78 9381320990
2 Conservancy supervisor Unit-15 9445191415
Zone - 6 384

The Public Health department is headed by Zonal Health Officer at zonal level
who handles running of UPHC, spraying for vector control and dog menace reporting to
Deputy Commissioner (Health) through respective Regional Deputy Commissioners. The
Zonal Health Officer is to supervise the Medical officers, Entomologist, Sanitary officers,
Veterinary officers coordinate with them for general maintenance of health in the zone.
The contact details of the officials/staff to report on complaints on any such issues is given
below.
Sl. Office Mobile

Designation Zone/ Unit/ Ward.No.
No. Number
1 Zonal Health Officer Zone VI 9445190066
2 Senior Entomologist Zone VI 9444422035
6 Veterinary Assistant Surgeon Zone - VI 9445194748
Veterinary Assistant Surgeon

7 Zone - VI 9445026041
Slaughter House
Parks
In this zone there are 41 Parks available in various locations such as Perambur,
Elephant Gate Road, Jawahar Nagar and Paper Mills Road etc. . These parks serve
as buffer zone to assemble and alight the victims to the relief centers during disaster.
Park Overseer is equipped with power saws and will ensure pruning of tree branches,
proper lighting and to prevent inundation inside the parks. The contact details of the park
overseer and the location of parks available in the zone is given below,
Sl. Equipment
Team member contact No Area of operation
No. available
9445194752
1 Power saw – 9 Thiru – Vi –Ka -Kagar
Park Overseer
385 Zone - 6
S. No Ward Location of the Park

V.V. Nagar Park, Mohamadded Hussain Colo-
ny park, Rajaji Nagar Rohini park, RK Syndi-
cate Nagar park, Mahaveer Nagar park, Thi-
rumalai Nagar park, Senthil Nagar 10th street
1 64
park, Janakiraman Colony park, P.U. Shan-
mugam Park Senthil Nagar park 13th Street
(Thanthai Periyar park), Sakthivel Nagar 2nd
Park.
Thenpalani Nagar TVK Park, Thenpalani
2 65 Nagar VOC park, Poombughar Nagar park,
Poombughar nagar park, Anjugam Nagar park
SRP Koil Street, George Colony Park, KKR
3 67 Avenue Park Pallavaram Salai, Sajid Hussain
Prk, KenndySqare North Street
Jawahar 5th Main Road Park, Periyar Nagar
4 68 21st Street Park, Jawahar Nagar 2nd Circular
Road Park
Venkateswara Nagar 1st Park, Ragavan
5 70
Street Park
M.H. Road Rajiv Ganthi Park, Perambur
6 71 Mursolimaran Park (North) Vadivel 2nd street
park, Kannapiran Koil Street Park
Quiad-e-Millet Park, New Ferrance Park,
7 73 Wardiay park at New Ferrance Road, Kalain-
agar Karu-nanithi Park
Perambur Murasoli Maran Park (South), Krish-
8 74
nadass Main Road Park
Otteri Tropical Dry Ever Green Forest (Herbal
9 75
Park)
Patel Park, Corner Smith Nagar Park, Selvap-
10 76
athy Park, Bakthavatchalam Park.
Amma Park, Elephant Gate Road, New TPF
11 77
Park

There are Fifteen pumping stations available in Thiru – Vi –Ka - Nagar Zone with
average capacity of 11.26MLD for each pumping station. All the sewage pumping stations
are equipped with different capacity of pumps in working condition. The details of the
sewage pumping station is given below,

Jayaram Nagar, Poompugar 1 - 50 HP, 1 - 60 HP,
1 15.0
Nagar 1 – 70 HP
Zone - 6 386

2 Periyar Nagar Jaganatan Salai 10.0 2 - 60 HP
3 Sivaelango Salai Jawahar Nagar 10.0 2 – 60 HP
4 Dimmasamy Durga Street 5.0 2 – 20 HP, 1 - 40 HP
Kennady Square 3rd North 2 -120 HP, 1 - 60 HP
5 12.0
Street 1 – 30 HP
6 Teeds garden 10.0 2 – 50 HP
3 - 40 HP, 4 - 60HP
7 PH Road 25.0
1 -120 HP, 1 - 80HP
1 - 25HP, 1 - 60HP,
8 Egankipuram 7.0
1 - 50HP, 1 - 35HP
Kannigapuram
9 6.0 2 - 20HP, 1 - 40HP
(Venkatesapuram Main Road)
10 VOC Nagar 3rd Cross Street 0.5 2 - 7.5 HP
1 – 50 HP,
11 Nammalwar Pet 12.0
1 - 70HP, 1 - 90HP
12 SVM nagar 2.0 2 - 10HP
13 Edward Park Street 0.5 1 - 10HP
14 KP Park 4.0 1 - 20HP, 1 - 40HP
15 Perambur Barracks Road 50.0 2 – 670 HP, 2 - 350HP

There are 13 TNSCB tenements in Thiru - Vi - Ka - Nagar zone with a population of
35760. Greater Chennai Corporation will take care of garbage clearance and CMWSSB
will take care water supply and sewage issues inside these tenements. The details of
tenements and the contact details of the Officials are given below,
Sl.No Ward Tenement location No. of tenement Population

1 68 Raja Garden Demolished & Re-construction
Jamaliya Housing
2 67 Demolished & Re-construction
Board
Gowthamapuram
3 70 Newly Constructed with 834 Dwelling
Housing Board
Dr.Ambedkar College
4 71 400 1800
Road
5 72 Vasuki Nagar 110
6 72 SVM Nagar 60
7 72 VOC Nagar 40 15000
8 72 Joseph Nagar 70
9 72 Venkatesapuram 45
Periyar Nagar
10 73 8 1000
Housing Board
11 74 SVM Nagar 8 7000
387 Zone - 6
Sl.No Ward Tenement location No. of tenement Population

12 77 KP Park 1558 7790
13 77 PK Colony 570 2850
Total 3647 38440
Contact details

TNSCB Executive Engineer Vysarpadi 9445074751
Water Supply& Sewage /
Area Engineer Area - 6 8144930906
CMWSSB

There are 3 Canals and 1 Water channel. The 3 canals are namely Ekangipuram
/ Railway Canal, Jawahar Canal and Gandhi Canal. All the 3 canals dispose the rain
water into Otteri nallah. The Railway canal originates from Villivakkam Railway gate and
traverses 1.60 km and reaches Ekangipuram canal. The Ekangipuram Canal originates
from Perambur high road (south) and traverses about 1.00 km and reaches Konnur high
road Twin Canal. The Twin Canal at Konnur High Road carries the entire rain water and
reaches Otteri Nallah near Otteri Bridge. Jawahar Canal originates from Madhavaram High
Road and traverses 0.70 km and reaches CC Canal. The Gandhi Canal originates from
Demellous road and passes through a length of 0.90 km and reaches GMR confluence
point.
Greater Chennai Corporation is doing a massive work to remove hyacinth and also
performing desilting works in all the canals,storm water drain, rivers & lakes periodically
as a precautionary measure inorder to face the upcoming monsoon. Storm Water Drains
were constructed by GCC for a distance of 115 km to ease the flow of rain water. Most of
the Locations were flooded during the North-East Monsoon 2015 due to heavy rain and
overflow o¬¬¬f upstream water in the canals and water bodies.
The details of various water bodies in this zone is listed below,
Zone - 6 388
Canals
From To
71, 72, 73, Medavakkam Tank GMR confluence
1 Otteri Nallah 3.35
74, 75 Road (Kellys) Point
Jawahar
2 70 MH Road GNT Road 0.70
Canal(Part)
Villivakkam Rail- Anderson Road,
3 Railway Canal 70 1.60
way gate Railway Quarters
Ekangipuram Perambur High Konnur High
4 74 1.00
Canal Road (South) Road Twin Canal
Pulianthope High Powder Mills
5 Gandhi Canal 73 0.45
Road Road
Other water bodies

S. No. D.No Name of Other water bodies Extent in Sq.m
1 64 Kolathur Lake (PWD) 20000
2 64 Haridoss Pond 8500
3 64 ThiruveethiammanKoil Pond 3000
North Mada Street, Sanathi Street, (Chan-
4 64 1200
dra Kulam) (HR &CE)
5 64 Chandra Kulam 812
6 64 Suriyan Kulam 616
7 65 Kannagi Nagar 2700
8 65 Silanthi Kuttai 1000
9 65 Srinivasan Nagar 3rd Main Road 1200
10 66 K.C.Garden 4th Street 800
Kanagar Street, Sundara Perumal Koil
11 67 5000
Lake
12 67 GKM Colony 24th Street, (TNSCB) 10000
GKM Colony 9th Street, Vannan Kuttai
13 67 1500
(TNSCB)
14 67 Chakarabani Thoottam Pond 100
15 68 Thilliainayagam 2nd Street 1500
16 68 Paper Mills Road 1000
17 69 Thikkakulam ( Railway Property) 1000
18 69 Sankaramadam Street 1000
19 71 Semathamman Colony 1000
20 76 Kandhaswamy Koil Street (Square Tank) 1276
21 77 Ayyavoo Street (Thattangulam Pond) 608
22 78 Angalammankoil Street (Square Tank) 506
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City Disaster Management Plan GCC

city disaster management

The topography and erratic climatic conditions makes Chennai City to

In this context, I would like to present the Citizens of Chennai, City

a) Understanding disaster risk.

As a initiative of smart governance on disaster management, we have

The City Disaster Management Plan provides a broad framework

To enhance the disaster preparedness, to maximize the ability to cope up with

• Increase resilience and prevent the emergence of disasters by strengthening

• Assign well defined roles and responsibilities to various administrative units

• Coordinate with Government Departments, NGOs, other Institutions as

• Increase the capacity development comprehensively at all levels to effectively

As per Section 31 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005(DM Act), District

The Control Room at the Greater Chennai Corporation serves as Chennai’s

1.1 Disaster Management and Planning 1

1.2 Need of Disaster Management Plan 2

1.3 Scope of Disaster Planning 2

1.4 Objectives of Disaster Planning 3

1.5 Types of Disasters 4

1.6 Response Planning 4

Integration with the State Disaster Management

2.1 City Profile 9

2.2 Chennai Population 9

2.3 Evolution, Administration & Functions 11

Services Rendered by Greater Chennai

2.6 Geography and Geology of City 15

2.6.3 Green Cover and Wetlands 16

2.6.4 Weather and Climate 16

Heading Description Page No

2.7.1 Water bodies and waterways 18

2.7.2 Major Drainage system 18

2.7.3 Minor Drainage Network 22

INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK AND

3.2 Control Room Arrangements 25

3.3 State and District Administration 26

3.3.1 State Level Administration 26

3.3.2 District Level Administraion 27

3.3.3 Incident Response System 27

3.4 Other Departments and Stakeholders 28

3.4.1 Fire & Rescue Services Department 28

3.4.2 Tamil Nadu Disaster Response Force (TNDRF) 29

3.4.3 Volunteers and Training 30

3.4.4 Civil Defence 30

3.4.5 Preparedness & Response 31

3.4.7 Rehabilitation - Build Back Better 31

Coordination with Central Agencies and Armed

4.0 Cyclones and floods 32

4.1.1 Nada Cyclonic Storm 2005 35

4.1.2 Vardah Cyclone 2016 35

4.1.2.1 Damages Caused 36

4.1.2.2 Strategies and Restoration 37

4.1.3 Impacts of Cyclone 37

4.1.4 Cyclone mitigation strategies 38

4.1.5 Common Cyclone preparedness measures 38

4.2.1 Scene During Flood 2015 - 2022 91

4.2.1.1 Government Response 93

4.2.1.3 Centralised Relief Material Center 95

4.2.2 Causes of Flood 98

5.0 EARTHQUAKES AND TSUNAMIS 101

5.1 Earthquake 101

5.1.1 Impact of Earthquake 103

5.1.2 Earthquake Mitigation Strategies 103

5.1.3 Earthquake Preparedness measures 104