This document summarizes the flood situation in Baliapal Block, Balasore, Odisha from September 22-25, 2011. It provides demographic data on the 26 affected villages including number of families impacted and infrastructure damage. Key issues include lack of access to clean water, food, fuel, clothing and medical services as the entire area is submerged. Over 5,000 families and 31,313 people have been affected. Local leaders and volunteers are ready to assist but government support is needed to address critical needs like food, water and sanitation across the marooned villages.

1. FLOOD SITUATIONAL ASSESSMENT BY ARM,BALIAPAL
Flood affected villages in Baliapal Block,Balasore,Odisha
(Flood dates:22nd September 2011 to 25th September 2011 )
Date of report:25th September 2011
Present situation: All the villages are in marooned
Nature of Disaster: Severe Flood Climatic conditions: Worst
Damage Assessment-demography
Sl Village GP No of total No. of No of No. of houses No of
No. families families / households Houses fully partially families
/households affected damaged damaged displaced
1 Badkhanpur Asti 8 8 - 1 1
2 Chada Badhapal -do- 44 44 2 6 4
3 Sardarsahi -do- 280 280 8 32 40
4 Kantabani -do- 78 78 2 22 21
5 Suryapur -do- 104 104 3 26 25
6 Palchampei -do- 35 35 4 18 22
7 Baliapal Baliapal 240 65 2 13 15
8 Gunapur -do- 102 96 3 22 20
9 Athbatia -do- 87 87 1 12 10
10 Kudmansingh -do- 290 290 2 28 30
11 Sungamuhan -do- 84 84 2 24 25
12 Tala Baliapal -do- 75 75 1 22 20
13 Bishnupur Bishnupur 734 734 4 17 21
14 Nayabali -do- 303 303 8 26 34
15 Rasalpur -do- 146 146 26 42 65
washed-out
in river
16 Ikadpal -do- 207 207 - 2 2
17 Routrapur -do- 45 45 12 23 36
washed-out
in river
18 Manonagar -do- 246 246 - 28 28
19 Jamkunda Jamkunda 212 212 2 11 6
20 Kuhlachada -do- 305 305 6 13 19
21 Talapada -do- 254 254 8 27 35
22 Paljamkunda -do- 482 482 - 4 4
23 Kalruhi -do- 196 196 - 2 2
24 Chaudhurikuda Madhupura 108 108 3 7 10
25 Chadabasta -do- 65 65 2 4 6
26 Pancharukhi -do- 289 289 1 5 6
Total 5019 4838 102 437 507

2. Human Resource
Sl. Village GP Women Men Infants Children Children Handic Elder Total
(0-1yrs) (2-5yrs) (6-14yrs) ap- person
N
pped s
o.
1 Badkhanpur Asti 19 23 3 5 17 1 3 67
2 Chada Badhapal -do- 108 113 5 9 14 2 13 249
3 Sardarsahi -do- 449 486 60 90 321 10 29 1406
4 Kantabani -do- 143 155 19 28 103 3 10 448
5 Suryapur -do- 191 207 25 38 136 2 13 597
6 Palchampei -do- 72 76 9 14 50 1 4 221
7 Baliapal Baliapal 434 470 58 87 311 5 29 1360
8 Gunapur -do- 187 203 25 37 134 4 12 586
9 Athbatia -do- 157 170 21 31 112 2 10 491
10 Kudmansingh -do- 498 539 66 100 357 4 34 1560
11 Sungamuhan -do- 146 159 19 29 104 1 08 457
12 Tala Baliapal -do- 129 139 17 25 92 2 09 402
13 Bishnupur Bishnupur 1411 1529 189 284 1013 14 79 4426
14 Nayabali -do- 548 594 73 110 392 8 36 1717
15 Rasalpur -do- 435 513 63 95 339 7 26 1445
16 Ikadpal -do- 406 423 50 75 268 6 25 1222
17 Routrapur -do- 290 314 38 58 207 3 19 907
18 Manonagar -do- 445 482 59 89 319 5 30 1394
19 Jamkunda Jamkunda 868 941 116 175 623 11 59 2723
20 Kuhlachada -do- 552 598 74 111 396 6 37 1731
21 Talapada -do- 460 498 61 92 329 7 31 1440
22 Paljamkunda -do- 872 945 117 176 625 5 48 2735
23 Kalruhi -do- 355 384 47 71 254 6 19 1111
24 Chaudhurikuda Madhupura 195 212 26 39 140 5 10 612
25 Chadabasta -do- 118 128 15 23 83 3 07 367
26 Pancharukhi -do- 523 566 70 105 375 2 35 1639
Total 10011 10867 1325 1996 7114 125 635 31313

3. Infrastructure damage assessment
Sl. Village GP Roads (KM) Embankment Bridge Tube well
No. (KM) (No.) ( No.)
1 Badkhanpur Asti 1
2 Chada Badhapal -do- 1
3 Sardarsahi -do- 2 2 2
4 Kantabani -do- 1 1
5 Suryapur -do- 2 1 1
6 Palchampei -do- 1 1 1
7 Baliapal Baliapal 2 1
8 Gunapur -do- 1 1
9 Athbatia -do- 1 1
10 Kudmansingh -do- 1 2
11 Sungamuhan -do- 1 2
12 Tala Baliapal -do- 2 1
13 Bishnupur Bishnupur 3 2 1
14 Nayabali -do- 2 1 1
15 Rasalpur -do- 1 2 2
16 Ikadpal -do- 1 2
17 Routrapur -do- 2 - 1
18 Manonagar -do- 1 1
19 Jamkunda Jamkunda 1 1
20 Kuhlachada -do- 3 1 1
21 Talapada -do- 2 2 2
22 Paljamkunda -do- 1 2
23 Kalruhi -do- 1 1
24 Chaudhurikuda Madhupura 2 1
25 Chadabasta -do- 1 2
Pancharukhi -do- - 1
TOTAL 37 17 1 26
4. HEALTH
Medical Service/camp: Entire area is under severe flood and no health camp and medical service is
available to the flood victims.
Type of Diseases (symptoms) existing in the area: Diarrhoea, Cholera, Malaria, Cough, Cold, Skin
diseases etc.
Availability of first aid/Medicine/Services: Not available,

4. 5. EDUCATION
Extent of loss of Education materials (books, uniforms etc.):
No. of School affected :36
No. of children deprived from schooling :3688
7. WATER & SANITATION
Source of water (current condition): Entire area is covered with flood water and now source of good
quality water is not available.
Access to water: Nil
Quality of water: Bad(Not available),silty flood water
Availability of toilets (status): Not functioning and available
7. FOOD & CLOTHING
Availability of dry ration (7-10 days) : Essentially required for 2000 person for coming 2 weeks
Availability of fuel (firewood/kerosene/ etc.): People are deprived of kitchen facilities and food ,no
source of fuel and no scope to lid to kitchen.
Need for community kitchen: No
Availability of clothing: 2000 flood affected people required at least a pair of cloth each.
6. SOCIAL INSECURITY
Access to relief material: Nil
Religion/Caste/class based biases: Nil
Initiatives from community leaders to address conflict: Local leaders and our volunteers are very
cooperative and ready to join relief operation instantly.
8. RESPONSE
From local govt. departments/Panchayat: Giving dry food
From local CBOs-SHGs/Youth groups etc: Ready to extend physical help
From NGOs working in the affected area: Interested to work in collaboration.
RAJENDRA KUMAR RANA
Coordinating Member