The death toll in Odisha
mounted to more then 50 after 30 more people perished in seven costal districts
of the state in the aftermath of Cyclone Phailin that also triggered a flood in
some areas. Most of the casualties were caused by wall collapse, uprooted trees
and in floods, while a large number of people were injured, the HRD forums
ground report said. The cyclone led to floods in the two districts of Bhadrak,
Baleswar and Mayurbhanj where near half of Baripada town was submerged.
Most affected areas are Chikiti
block of Ganjam, Mohana of Gajapati and Daringbadi block of Kandhamal will be taken out of other
district for a rapid assessment to track the government by the forum. Dalit,
Adivasi, Marginalized and Daily labour are to be taken care, chairman said.
About 14,514 villages in 12
districts have been affected, hitting a population of 90,60,4 81 given details
of the devastation caused by the cyclone according to SRC and state government
report.
Still there is many people are struggling to
come out. Hardly anyone can be seen on
the streets - the government has unable to manage the relocation, most people
living along the coast. Most people have stocked up on provisions, unsure of
what to expect fro the government.
Major points to meet the disaster mitigation:-
Activists and members of leading Human Rights Defender Forum to be revisiting
the government mechanism for disaster mitigation of UN amendments on disaster.
The forum evaluated that the government has misappropriation of relief,
rehabilitation.
The team will monitor and keep on vigilant of any kind of prejudice in
relief and rehabilitation
The forum will engage in each every identified block of affected
districts of Odisha to asses the damage of individual affected families and put
forth before the government to get the compensation
Phailin impact assessment of damage, lost etc has to be compensated by
the government.
Disaster management measures suppose to follow the guideline of United
Nation.
Forum will be focused on Pre, during and Post occurrence of disaster
mitigation in the finding Mr.Kularanjan D.majhi,OROSA said.
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