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1. This presentation because for “A small concern about my state”.

2. , Somanahalli
: ICT Application
S. R. Shivram Sir Darshan
: About 2019 Karnataka flood

3. Objectives
To Understand The Concept of Flood.
To know Causes Flooding.
To find out the impacts or effects of flood.
To estimate the damage of flood.
To encourage secure the peoples from flood
Suggestion to avoid flood

4. Content Analysis
Flood is a state of high water level along a river channel
or on the coast that leads to inundation of land, which
is not usually submerged.
During August 1st week to september 2nd week 2019, Vijayapura,
Bagalkot, Raichur, Yadgiri, North-Kannada, South-Kannada,
Shivamogga, Kodagu and Chikkamagalur Rivers like krishna,
Malaprabha, Ghataprabha, Bhima, sharavathi, Kaveri Tunga and
Bhadra rivers are overflow.

5. Karnataka rivers overflow

8. Floods caused
Floods are caused by a combination of
Natural and Human factors.

9. karnatakara rivers causes flood in
2019
krishna,
Malaprabha,
Ghataprabha,
Bhima,
sharavathi,
Kaveri
Tunga and Bhadra

10. Causes of 2019 flood in karnataka
Reservoir process.
Inflicted by torrential downpour and subsequent floods.
Heavy Rains falls at isolated areas of kodagu, Chikkamagaluru and
Shivamogga Districts.
“Biggest calamity" in 45 years.
Cutting Trees next to river.
Deforestation.
Dams poor management.
Government negligence

11. Causes of 2019 flood in karnataka
Release of water from overflowing dams.
delaying the release of water from the Hidkal dam in Belagavi district
of Karnataka had a huge influence on worsening the flood situation as
operators waited for the dam to be almost full.
Poor management to maintain the water level in the reservoir.
Climate change.
Fails to check Dam Safety
Soil depletion
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Maharashtra, Karnataka and Kerala also among other
states under deluge.
In Kodagu District: Electricity and phone connectivity is
down.
In Shivamogga District: person are died in Shivamogga.
Belagavi District: Belagavi is said to be the worst hit
district in the state
People were killed in rain related incidents.
40,180 people have been evacuated.

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Belagavi District:
Crop loss in Belagavi was reported in 1,36,529 hectares
of land.
1,410 km of roads and 211 bridges have been damaged.
Dakshina Kannada District:
People have been evacuated.
Uttara Kannada District:
rain-related deaths have occurred in the district and
one NDRF team has been deployed.
Malnad region:
witnessed major flooding and there is overflowing in
lakes, tributaries and rivers.

14. Total of 3.14 lakh people have been evacuated.
2.18 lakh are stayed in 1224 camp
People were killed and several others injured due to
heavy rains and floods in northwest and coastal
districts
Mysuru to Madikeri & Mysuru to H D Kote Road
closed due to heavy rains and water overflowing.
Mysore-Nanjanagud Road has been closed due to
Kabani dam overflowing.
Bus services affected due to heavy rains

15. Boulders fallen on the railway track disrupting rail
traffic from chikkamagaluru to Shivamogga.
Infrastructure has been damaged in Belagavi district.
Declared school holiday .

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17. Damage Assessment : Damages due to Karnataka flood,
Data released by Karnataka Chief Minister's Office.
Human lives lost: 61
People Missing : 15
Animal death : 859
People evacuated: 697948
Animals rescued :51460
Relief camps opened: 1160
People in relief camps: 396617
Houses damaged: 56381
Districts and Taluks affected: 103 taluks of 22 districts affected
Agriculture and Horticulture crop loss (preliminary
assessment): 4.58 lakh hectares

18. To protect people from floods?
Peoples Helping Hand. Rescue Team restless work
All Television are work under Pray for
North-Karnataka, and Help to save the
peoples from flood
News papers and social medias are asked
its readers to donate funds to the CM
Relief Fund send other material to the
respective District Collector’s office.

19. Announced a compensation by Karnataka Chief
Minister.
C. M. Encourage peoples to donate funds .
To secure peoples rescue team works.
Central Home minister took an aerial survey of
flood-ravaged Belagavi.
Karnataka C. M. meet maharastra dam management
to avoid flood situation.
More then the 1000 of rescue camp are worked
Safety measures taken by Karnataka

20. Monitoring low areas Places.
Government opens the high ground to rescue people.
Government given a Free hand to peoples by given
condition.
Broadcasting current weather conditions true Air,
Television , news papers, social medias, and true local
media.
National weather service also given instruction based
on Red zone, orange zone, to avoid flood impacts
Safety measures taken by Karnataka

21. SUGGESTION
SUGGESTION

22. SUGGESTION BEFORE A FLOOD
For Government For people
Monitor Dams water
level
Understand the flood
risk to area
Construct buildings
above flood levels
Move home
permanently to safer
zone areas
A Systematic way to
Discharge water from
“Dam”
Give a free hand to dam
management
Respond when water
comes
Protect wetlands and
introduce plant trees
strategically

23. SUGGESTION DURING A FLOOD
For Government For people
Introduce better
technology to secure
peoples.
Open all buildings
above flood levels.
Prepare any time
National disaster
management force.
Avoid disaster areas.
Waite to reduce water
flow
Fallow the instruction
given by government
Support such a good
concept for like “Pray
for North Karnataka”.

24. SUGGESTION AFTER A FLOOD
For Government For people
Medical check up.
Compensation should
be reached to necessary
peoples.
Avoid mistakes.
Provide basic necessary
things to flood effected
peoples.
Cleaning there
environment as soon as
possible.
They have to take safety
measures according to
there situation .
Optimistically use the
government facilities.

26. 21%
14%
11%
10%
9%
8%
7%
6%
4%
4%
3%
1%
1%
1%
The National Emergency Response Centre
(NDMI) reported a death
Maharashtra
west bengal
kerala
madhya pradesh
gujarat
bihar
karnataka
assam
uttarakhand
rajastan
himachala pradesh
punjab
uttapradeh
odisha
330 in Maharashtra,
214 in West Bengal,
181 in Kerala,
162 in Madhya Pradesh,
147 in Gujarat,
130 in Bihar,
104 in Karnataka,
96 in Assam,
67 in Uttarakhand,
58 in Rajastan,
52 in Himachal Pradesh,
18 in Punjab,
14 in Uttar Pradesh and
10 in Odisha.
As of 22 September, the National Emergency Response
Centre (NDMI) reported a death toll of 1,583,

27. Finally in the end of I would like to ‘Thanks for reading’
This slides are for you because “a small concern about My state”.
I would like to share with you one articles.
STOP overexploitation of resources.
Other wise our future generation is
going to pay huge.
Instead of empty words give them good
healthy environment.