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No 10 September 17, 2011

A Civil Society Initiative on behalf of

Odisha Water Forum &

Odisha State Centre, Forum for Policy Dialogue on Water Conflicts in India

CONTENTS

1. News (Headlines) from Odisha Media on 17th Sep, 2011 ................................... 2a. General Flood Situations ...................................................................................................... 2b. Situation in Flood Affected Area ............................................................................................. 2c. Impact on Communication .................................................................................................... 3d. Loss of life and Property....................................................................................................... 3

e. Govt. Response ................................................................................................................. 3f. Flood Relief...................................................................................................................... 3g. Flood Politics .................................................................................................................... 4h. Flood Conflict ................................................................................................................... 4i. Flood Forecast .................................................................................................................. 4

2. Selected News from Local English Media (17th Sept, 2011) ................................ 4a. Baitarani crosses danger Level, Jajpur on alert ............................................................................ 4b. Mahanadi lays waste to crops ................................................................................................. 5c. Scrap Sindol project, says House panel ...................................................................................... 6d. Survey crop damage in time-bound manner: CM ........................................................................... 6e. Vexed Sindhol project to be nipped in bud ................................................................................. 7f. Floods: Action against negligent officials ................................................................................... 8

3. Flood Updates from Department of Water Resources, GOO (www.dowrorissa.gov.in) 8a. Weather Scenario ............................................................................................................... 8

b. Rainfall Scenario on 16-Sep-2011 ............................................................................................. 9c. River Gauge Scenario on 16-Sep-2011 ...................................................................................... 15d. Reservoir Scenario on 16-Sep-2011 .......................................................................................... 18e. Average Reservoir Inflow-Outflow on 16-Sep-2011 ....................................................................... 19f. River Discharge Scenario on 16-Sep-2011 .................................................................................. 20g. Time of Flow in Mahanadi River between Hirakud & Mundali ........................................................... 20h. Live Storage Filling of Major Reservoirs as on 16-Sep-2011 .............................................................. 20

- Compiled by

Pranab R Choudhury, Bhupesh Ch Sahoo, Jinda Sandbhor

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events/news with respect to flood in Odisha. News and Bhubaneswar internet

editions) and web site of Department of Water Resources, Govt of Orissa are put

together at one place to provide an overview of flood in Orissa on a daily basis.

There is also a section to present uncovered/latest flood developments/news from

the field, which we seek to collect with support from all of you our civil society

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legislatures, bureaucrats etc. with an aim to catalyze informed and expeditious

decisions and actions.

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Past flood updates

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6. Flood Update 9
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1. News (Headlines) from Odisha Media1 on 17th Sep, 2011a. General Flood Situations

o Drinking water problem in flood hit area. Death toll increased to 32, due to polluted water andenvironment diarrhoea and dengue spreading. (The Khabar)

o Unending plight for flood victims, still 1278 villages are waterlogged, fever, diarrhoea spreading.(The Pragatibadi)

o Yet another depression on 19th of this month in the Bay of Bengal. (The Khabar)o Baitarani crosses danger level, Jajpur put on alert. (The Indian Express)o The Baitarani crossed the danger level, 3 block in Jajpur affected, many region waterlogged. (The

Khabar)

o Again Bairarani swelling, 11 villages are water logged. (The Khabar)o Again flood in Balasore, Bhadrak and Keonjhar. (The Sambad)o Dreadful flood in the Baitarani (The Sambad)o Spate in Baitarani, Brahmani, Budhabalanga. (The Sambad)o Flood in Baitarani after 5 years(The Sambad)o 3rd flood in Baitarani in the same year. 27 panchayats in Dhamnagar, Bhandaripokhari are

waterlogged, one person swept to death. (The Khabar)

o 2nd flood in Baitarani. 30 panchayats of Dhamnagar, Bhandaripokhari waterlogged. (The Pragatibadi)o Union Minister to visit flood-hit districts (The Indian Express)o River policy necessary to deal with flood and drought says Rajendra Singh. (The Pragatibadi)o Improvement in flood situation. (The Samaj)o Flood victims started returning home. (The Samaj)o 50% free kitchen rolled back. (The Samaj)

b. Situation in Flood Affected Areao 30,000 people affected by flood in Baramba, 6,000 ha crop loss and 2 crore vegitable crops washed

away. (The Khabar)

o Mahanadi lays waste to crops in Banki. (The Indian Express)o Farmers of Derabis worried over the entire crop loss. (The Samaj)o 2000 ha paddy crops washed away in Patakura. (The Khabar)o Flood loss reached Rs. 341 crore in Kendrapara. (The Khabar)o Due to 3rd flood in Baitarani 13 villages in Hatadihi block are water logged. (The Khabar)

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o Flood water above the danger level near Akhuapada. (The Khabar)

c. Impact on Communicationo Pattamundai- Aul communication cut off since last 12 days. (The Khabar)o 6 ft water flowing over Barunai-Banadol road (The Khabar)o Sabala connecting road cut off. (The Khabar)

d. Loss of life and Propertyo 32 human casualties have been reported from seven districts while 12 persons swept away by floods

are still missing. Maximum death toll reported from Jajpur(11) followed by Kendrapara(10),

Mayurbhanj(3), Dhenkanal, Puri, sambalpur(2 each) and Bhadrak and khurda (1 each) (The Samaj)

e. Govt. Responseo With flood water receding in all most all the river systems, the state government on Friday started

the process for assessment of crop loss due to the devastating flood(The Indian Express).

o Administration in Jajpur keeps a close watch on recurrence of flood in the Baitarani. (The Khabar)o The Chief Minister Navin Patniak directed to asses the crop loss. (The Dharitri)o Central team will arrive after 20th September. (The Dharitri)o Housing assistance for a fully damaged pucca building is Rs.35,000 while the amount is Rs. 5,000 for

partially damaged house. For fully damaged cutcha house the financial assistance is Rs. 15,000 while

it is Rs.2500 for partially damaged house. (The Indian Express)

o Families of the deceased persons will get an ex-gratia of Rs. 1 lakh from the calamity felief fund. (TheIndian Express)

o To check the corruption in financial assistance to the victims heliography will be arranged.(ThePragatibadi)

f. Flood Reliefo ODRAF team reached in Bhandariphokhari to deal with the flood in Baitarani. (The Khabar)o Two villages in Patakura have not got relief rice. (The Khabar)o Cheif Resident manager of Arya Group, Tushar Goyal handed over a cheque of Rs. 12.50 lakh to the

CM Naveen Patnaik for assistance to flood victims in the State. (The Indian Express)

o IFFCO donated Rs 1 crore to Chief Minister Relief Fund. (The Sambad)o Prayag group donated 5 lakh to CM. (The Sambad)o By October 5 house repairing assistance. (The Pragatibadi)o Financial assistance will be provided through check. (The Pragatibadi)


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o No scarcity of Chuda for relief. The sate govt imported 3,000 quintals of flattened rice fromneighbouring Chattisgarh fro distribution among the flood affected people. (The Indian Express)

g. Flood Politicso The congress criticised the BJD for distribution of relief on party basis and warned that people will

not tolerate such type of politicking in the time of distress. (The Indian Express)

o Two relief authorities suspended for their non-cooperation in relief distribution. (The Samaj)o Flood in Odisha is manmade says Jagdish Titler. (The Samaj)o Parochialism during relief distribution, 2 panchayat authorities were halted for 2 hours in Tirtol. (The

Khabar)

h. Flood Conflicto On demand of relief PRI members in Sakhigopal have organised strikes. (The Samaj)o Flood victims of Mahakalapada obstructed the State Highway. (The Khabar)o Allegation comes over the irregularities in relief distribution in Binjharpur Block. (The Khabar)

i. Flood Forecasto

Water level is at 628.17ft ft in Hirakud Reservoir (Official source)

o Presently 5 sluice gates are open at Hirakud Dam at 12.00 hours on 15th September with 132446 ofinflow in reservoir and 132446 cusecs outflow from reservoir (Official sources)

o Baitarani flowing above danger mark near Akhuapada and all other flowing below the danger level.(The Samaj)

o Heavy rain is expected on 19th Sep (The Khabar)2. Selected News from Local English Media2 (17th Sept, 2011)a. Baitarani crosses danger Level, Jajpur on alertExpress News Service

Last Updated : 17 Sep 2011 11:27:11 AM IST

BHUBANESWAR: As flood water began to recede in Mahanadi, the Governments attention was shifted to Baitarani

where a fresh spell of flood was reported following heavy rains in its catchment.

With persistent rainfall in Champua, Keonjhar, Sompatna, Jashipur and Jhumupra, Baitarani had crossed the danger

level at Akhuapada while flowing close to the danger mark at Anandpur. The Government put Jajpur and other districts

on alert. In Jajpur, at least 5 lakh people have been hit by the floods.

The Government also switched to rehabilitation and restoration mode in the 19 districts where over 27 lakh people

have been badly hit by the floods. With over 55,000 dwelling units damaged in 13 districts, house building was a major

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task before the Government which has asked the Collectors to submit a detailed reports after the water receded in the

affected districts. Kendrapara has been the worst hit with at least 27,000 housing units bearing the brunt.

So far, at least 4121 villages have been affected by the floods in 95 blocks and 16 urban local bodies. As water level

dropped in the river and flood showed signs of improvement, the Government estimated that close to 25 percent ofthe total affected villages continue to be marooned. The 1,278 cut-off villages had very little access to food and relief

even though the Government tried to speed up relief work.

Distribution of polythene sheets to those living on embankments was a major thrust since rains continued to lash

intermittently. At least 99,663 rolls were distributed by Friday while the Government said it had a stock of over 2.74

lakh rolls. Although people have started returning to their homes, we have enough stock of polythene and districts

have been asked to place order, an officer said.

Damage to standing crops was another issue the Government was worried about. While crop loss assessment will be

made after water receded, the districts were asked to begin the process. As per the preliminary estimate, over 2.15

lakh hectare crop area was affected.

Agriculture Department sources said, the major worry was pest attack in the aftermath of the floods and all the districtagriculture officers had been instructed to report any attack immediately. Nischintakoili block of Cuttack had already

reported the first such attack.

We are focussing on alternative crop in view of the damage to the standing crops. Order for seeds will soon be placed

with the Orissa Seeds Corporation since groundnut will be the thrust area for farmers in the coming days , a senior

officer said.

Topics:

b. Mahanadi lays waste to cropsSN Agragami

Express News Service


BANKI: As the water recedes from Charigharia village, Sisir Parida struggles to come to terms with the trail of

devastation that the high floods in Mahanadi have left behind. The stretch of land that was lush green and brimming

with vegetable produce only a week back has been rendered brown, layered with feet high mud and sand silt. Only the

dry stalks of dead plants remain bearing testimony to the ravages of the floods this year. And Parida has been left ruing

his fate.

All the standing auberjine and local beans crop over 1.5 acre of land have been washed away along with paddy over

another two acre. I had got Rs. 25,000 loan for the crops. The vegetable produce would have got me Rs. 2 lakh this

season but now everything is lost, he says.

A few kilometres away at Nishitpur, Purna Jena embodies the same predicament. He had grown ladys finger, beans,bitter gourd (kalara) and pear gourd (potal) over two acres, all of which has been swept away in the ravaging floods.

Across Banki, similar tales of loss abound. As almost the bulk of the over 1500 population of Karabara still shelter under

polythene tents on the embankment, Abhaduta casts a forlorn look at a patch of land that is emerging from the

shallows of the receding Mahanadi. He had grown cauliflower on one acre. The crop would have been ready during

the holy Kartik month in November. The produce would have brought me good returns, most of the people in the State

turn vegetarian during the time, he laments.

The block, which is regarded as the vegetable garden of the district, has sustained severe setback in terms of vegetable

produce this season. The vegetable areas are primarily located at the fertile land adjacent on in close vicinity of the

Mahanadi river. The flood fury, resultantly, has hit this very aspect first.

According to official estimates, more than 1000 hectares of vegetable cultivated land have been damaged in the floods

in Banki. The loss in terms of produce could run into several crores of rupees as a joint verification by the Agriculture

and other allied departments like Horticulture has gone underway in the worst affected pocket of the district.


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The impact of the floods on agriculture across the State is being already felt in the market. As vegetable prices have hit

the roof, worse is on the way, the market experts have warned.

More than 30 percent of the vegetables sold at Chhatra Bazaar, the largest vegetable mandi of the State, come fromBanki region. With supply cut-off due to flood damage, a scarcity situation would arise pushing the prices of

vegetables further upwards, secretary of Chhatra Bazaar Debendra Sahoo said.

c. Scrap Sindol project, says House panelExpress News Service


BHUBANESWAR: The Naveen Patnaik Government on Friday suffered yet another jolt with a House Committee

resolving that the Sindol project should be scrapped even as the Opposition members of the panel boycotted its first

meeting.

The committee will place its recommendation in the next session of the Assembly. While announcing the formation of

the committee in the Assembly during the monsoon session last month, Sp eaker Pradip Amat had asked the State

Government not to proceed with project-related work till the panel submitted its report.

With the Opposition members boycotting the meeting, only five members, including the Speaker and four from the

BJD, attended it. Former minister Padmanabha Behera, BJD MLA from Birmaharajpur constituency, told this paper that

the committee felt there is no necessity for the project. We visited our constituencies during the flood and felt that

there is no need for such a project, he said.

BJD member from Kantamal Bhagaban Kanhar said when people do not want the project, why should the Government

go ahead with it. We recommended that there should be no such project, he said. Two ministers __ Prasanna

Acharya and Niranjan Pujhari __ also strongly opposed the project. While Acharya represents the Rairakhol

constituency, Pujhari is elected from Sonepur constituency.

The committee was constituted after the Opposition protested against the ` 2,600 cr project under which three

barrages were planned to be set up in Sambalpur, Sonepur and Boudh districts of western region.

The MoU was recently signed between the state-owned OHPC and NHPC for developing the proposed 320 MW Sindol

project. Locals opposed the project accusing the State Government of keeping them in the dark as it signed the MoU

without informing the villagers or holding public hearing.

Since we are opposed to the project, there is no point in attending the meeting, BJP member Jaynarayan Mishra said,

adding the Government should immediately announce cancellation of the project as it would submerge a large number

of villages, besides fertile agricultural fields.

Stating that there was no need for the House Committee, Mishra said it was formed to visit the spot and take peoples

opinion. But the members resolved to scrap the project without even visiting the project sites, he said and alleged thatthe Government did not give a detailed project report (DPR) on it.

d. Survey crop damage in time-bound manner: CMThe Pioneer, Friday, 16 September 2011 23:45

PNS | Bhubaneswar

With the flood waters receding further in the affected areas, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Friday asked the

Agriculture Department to undertake assessment of crop damage in a time-bound manner to help the farmers get

compensation and related assistance so that they could take up the next cropping.

Patnaik instructed the department to ensure display of the crop damage report along with the land involved in details

in each village for information of the farmers.

The Chief Minister, who took up a review at the State secretariat on crop loss and the on-going relief operation, asked

the Agriculture Department to undertake assessment of the crop damage and sand casting of crop land immediately by


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a joint survey in co-ordination with senior officials of the Revenue and Statistics Department to maintain transparency

and fairness.

He said that while undertaking survey of the crop loss, all possible care should be taken to save the interest of the smalland marginal farmers and real land owners.

The Chief Minister also categorically told the department that the survey must include loss to the crops under

agriculture, horticulture, sericulture and also loss to plantation.

He also advised the assistance towards the crop loss to be paid to the beneficiary through A/C payee cheques.

An estimated 2.15 lakh hectares of crop areas have been affected due to the floods, according to official sources.

e. Vexed Sindhol project to be nipped in budThe Pioneer, Friday, 16 September 2011 23:44

PNS | Bhubaneswar

The Odisha House Committee headed by the Speaker PK Amat is all set to ask the State Government to bury the vexed

Sindhol hydro-power project for all time to come.

Amat who on Friday held the first meeting of the House Panel which was boycotted by the Opposition Congress and

BJP members, clarified that the final report would be prepared on the fate of Sindol project as per the unanimous

opinion. The report would be submitted in the next session of the Assembly, he said.

If the proceedings of the first meeting of the House Committee is any indication, the proposed Sindol Hydel project

would be nipped in the bud much to the shock and solace as well for the BJD Government.

While the members of the committee belonging to the Opposition, leader of Opposition Bhupinder Singh, Santosh

Singh Saluja of Congress and Jayanarayan Mishra of the BJP opted out of the meeting protesting against the House

Committee itself, ruling BJD members, Health and Family Welfare Minister , Prasanna Acharya, Food Supply andConsumer Welfare Minister Niranjan Pujari, Padmanav Behera and Bhaban Kaanhar who attended the meeting

strongly made their point against the Sindol project.

All the members of the panel belong to western Odisha, the people of which cutting across party lines were up in the

arms against the State Governments decision to set up the barrage based hydro power project in three stages.

I have reflected the opinion of the people on the Sindol project and it is for House to decide, sa id Health Minister

Prasanna Acharya.

In a similar vein, Food Supplies Minster Pujari said, I have made my point very clear. Being the peoples representative

of the area, I have voiced against the project. The project should be stopped forthwith. Since the people of the project

area are opposing and agitating , there is no need of a House Committee to take up public hearing.

Former Minister and the present Sonepur MLA Padmanav Behera said the views of the people are very clear. No

attempts should be made to go ahead with the project. The Government should understand the feeling of the people,

who were aggrieved .

Earlier, during the monsoon session of the Assembly, the Sindol issue had rocked house with both the Treasury and

Opposition members vehemently opposed the project and urged the Government to drop the decision. As the

members sought the intervention of the Speaker on the issue, Amat had directed the Government to form a House

Committee to undertake public hearing and take decision on the fate of the project.

The Speaker had asked the Government not to go ahead with project till the report of the House committee there by

putting the project in suspended animation.

However, as the Government announced the formation of the committee, the Opposition members announced that

they would not be part of the panel. The Government should announce its decision to stop the project in the housetaking the views of the members and the Opposition in western Odisha.


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f. Floods: Action against negligent officialsThe Pioneer, Friday, 16 September 2011 23:41

PNS | Kendrapada

District Magistrate of Kendrapada Pradipta Kumar Patnaik on Friday suspended Assistant Teacher of Surendra

Bidyapitha at Rankala Nabaghan Behera, for his negligence in duty in flood relief operation.

Similarly, the district Collector asked the Industries Department to suspend Industrial Promotion Officer (IPO) of

Marshaghai block Braja Kishore Mishra for his non-cooperation in relief work .The district administration had earlier

entrusted Mishra the responsibility as zone officer for relief operation in Mehendipur gram panchayat, said official

sources.

3. Flood Updates from Department of Water Resources, GOO (www.dowrorissa.gov.in)Date: 16-Sep-2011 at 12.30 hrs

a. Weather ScenarioCatchment Rainfall Summary

SUBARNAREKHA-Rainfall occurred at most places with heavy fall at one or two places. BURHABALANG-

Rainfall occurred at many places. BAITARANI-Rainfall occurred at a few places with heavy fall at one or

two places. U - BRAHMANI-Rainfall occurred at one or two places. L - BRAHMANI-Rainfall occurred at a

few places. U - MAHANADI-Rainfall occurred at a few places. L - MAHANADI-Rainfall occurred at many

places with heavy fall at one or two places. RUSHIKULYA-Rainfall occurred at a few places.

VAMSADHARA-Rainfall occurred at many places.

Chief Synoptic Situation

Yesterdays low pressure area over Gangetic West Bengal & neighbourhood now lies over Gangetic West

Bengal and adjoining Jharkhand. Associated upper air cyclonic circulation extends up to 5.8 km above

sea level. The axis of monsoon trough on sea level chart passes through Anupgarh, Churu, Manipuri,

Vanaras, centre of low pressure area Kolkata and thence to North Bay of Bengal.

Forecast valid for next 24hrs

Rain or thunder-shower would occur at a few places over all catchments except Rushikulya &

Vamsadhara catchments where rain or thundershower would occur at one or two places.

Heavy Rainfall (50mm or more) Warning

Nil

Quantitative Precipitation Rainfall for next 24hrs

All basins are nil.
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Outlook for Subsequent 48hrs

Little change.

Source: Flood Meteorological Centre, India Meteorological Department, BBSR

b. Rainfall Scenario on 16-Sep-2011Sl

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Rain Gauge Stati

on

RainFall

on16-Sep-11

Sep-2011

Statistics

Monsoon Rainfall (2011)

RainyDays

Avg.RF

Max.RF

Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Total

.

BAITARANI Basi

n

1 ANANDAPUR 0.4 9 9.9 37.4 204.6 225.0 380.2 147.8 - 957.6

2 AKHUAPADA 0.0 9 19.4 79.8 398.4 135.8 535.9 291.4 - 1361.5

3 CHAMPUA 70.4 13 20.6 77.4 279.7 216.2 246.3 309.0 - 1051.2

4 KEONJHARGARH 44.8 13 20.3 101.2 369.2 187.3 382.0 304.6 - 1243.1

5 SWAMPATNA 32.0 14 12.7 42.8 293.4 129.5 305.6 191.1 - 919.6

6 THAKURMUNDA 3.0 13 16.9 91.0 385.2 143.4 354.9 253.9 - 1137.4

7 CHANDABALI 1.0 12 16.4 65.7 478.0 181.7 305.6 245.3 - 1210.6

8 JOSHIPUR 24.4 7 8.2 42.6 396.5 133.0 211.3 98.0 - 838.8

9 JHUMPURA 46.8 8 23.5 58.0 73.2 202.6 163.8 234.8 - 674.4

10 KARANJIA 0.0 6 10.5 37.0 165.0 164.0 139.0 115.0 - 583.0

11 GHATAGAON 2.0 9 11.6 55.0 163.6 247.6 371.9 127.0 - 910.1

.

BURHABALANGA

Basin

1

CHANDANPUR

8.4

12

16.1

61.0

340.8

154.0

325.2

241.4

-

1061.4

2 BALASORE 31.8 11 18.7 136.0 360.6 200.3 364.7 280.7 - 1206.3

3 BALIMUNDALI 17.6 13 17.0 50.0 274.8 200.4 435.4 255.2 - 1165.8

4 BARIPADA 23.6 12 22.2 92.0 652.8 131.6 448.0 332.9 - 1565.3

5 JAIPUR 0.0 10 15.1 50.4 408.2 233.6 516.2 226.4 - 1384.4

6NH5-

GOVINDAPUR4.0 10 11.9 74.2 306.0 153.0 293.4 178.0 - 930.4

7

BONTH

0.0

9

12.1

55.6

293.5

137.4

409.6

157.2

-

997.7

8 NILAGIRI 21.2 8 9.3 25.0 329.5 91.8 190.1 120.3 - 731.7


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9 SORO 0.0 7 18.5 76.0 145.0 112.0 274.0 222.0 - 753.0

10

UDALA

0.0

5

9.7

37.2

308.9

150.5

272.9

87.6

-

819.9

11 BANGIRIPOSHI 27.4 11 17.8 69.0 392.0 109.0 362.2 267.6 - 1130.8

.

INDRAVATI Basin

1 INDRAVATI 1.2 14 17.2 86.8 229.9 161.1 574.6 240.8 - 1206.4

2 NAWRANGPUR 2.0 7 10.6 58.0 159.0 148.6 389.0 116.0 - 812.6

. KOLAB Basin

1 JEYPORE 2.5 13 17.4 94.0 193.2 206.1 358.0 260.5 - 1017.8

2 KOLAB 5.0 11 9.3 33.4 91.5 175.0 273.2 129.6 - 669.3

3 BALIMELA 0.0 7 8.3 63.0 288.0 276.0 423.0 124.0 - 1111.0

4 UMERKOT 38.0 10 12.4 38.0 135.0 123.0 493.0 174.0 - 925.0

5 KORAPUT 2.0 13 15.2 50.0 211.0 175.5 266.4 227.2 - 880.1

6 POTTANGI 10.0 13 5.7 20.0 50.0 27.0 124.0 86.0 - 287.0

7 MALKANGIRI 0.0 8 11.9 51.0 116.6 154.8 268.2 178.2 - 717.8

.

LOWERBRAHMANI Basi

n

1 ALTUMA 6.8 11 14.2 47.0 248.0 200.6 389.0 213.0 - 1050.6

2 JENAPUR 1.0 12 15.3 78.0 375.2 125.6 589.5 229.1 - 1319.4

3 TALCHER 0.6 13 14.1 97.0 130.4 146.8 289.0 211.6 - 777.8

4 ANGUL 1.0 12 15.1 68.4 150.6 99.0 371.6 227.0 - 848.2

5 CHHENDIPADA 16.4 4 25.7 104.2 135.0 40.5 351.3 180.2 - 707.0

6 HINDOL 22.0 5 23.8 95.0 282.0 191.0 307.0 238.0 - 1018.0

7 NAKTIDUEL 0.0 7 37.4 207.0 170.0 363.0 265.0 411.0 - 1209.0

8 TELKOI 6.0 8 13.0 44.0 118.0 360.0 226.0 156.0 - 860.0

9 SUKINDA 6.0 9 16.2 40.0 556.0 114.0 564.0 210.0 - 1444.0

.

LOWERMAHANADI Basin

1

ALIPINGAL

33.8

12

17.1

34.2

258.6

233.8

268.2

256.8

-

1017.4

2 ATHAMALIK 1.8 4 10.9 48.8 128.8 114.4 236.8 76.0 - 556.0


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Odisha Flood Alert

11

3 BARMUL 3.8 9 11.7 41.0 188.8 159.0 296.8 152.0 - 796.6

4

BELGAON

8.6

9

16.0

54.2

141.4

175.4

358.0

208.2

-

883.0

5 BHUBANESWAR 10.5 13 14.7 52.8 243.2 395.3 472.8 220.4 - 1331.7

6 BURLA 0.8 13 34.9 153.4 133.5 439.7 376.6 523.7 - 1473.5

7 CUTTACK 0.0 8 13.3 48.0 160.0 251.0 349.0 173.0 - 933.0

8 HIRAKUD 6.5 13 29.4 130.0 142.6 400.1 365.8 440.4 - 1348.9

9 KANTAMAL 44.4 12 18.6 44.4 108.2 233.0 554.0 279.6 - 1174.8

10

KESINGA

8.0

12

11.7

65.8

81.8

143.8

509.6

175.0

-

910.2

11 KHAIRMAL 2.0 12 16.6 63.6 126.2 241.0 210.8 248.9 - 826.9

12 MUNDALI 0.0 8 12.8 52.8 231.8 328.0 512.3 166.8 - 1238.9

13 NARAJ 0.0 9 13.2 67.2 238.6 125.4 435.4 198.0 - 997.4

14 NIMAPARA 0.0 12 9.7 52.8 200.8 174.6 297.4 144.8 - 817.6

15 PARADEEP 1.0 13 14.6 48.0 423.6 191.4 242.9 218.3 - 1076.2

16

PHULBANI

0.0

10

13.9

58.8

204.8

140.4

420.0

208.8

-

974.0

17 PURI 2.8 12 5.4 22.8 126.2 335.6 215.1 76.1 - 753.0

18 SALEBHATA 0.0 11 25.5 75.8 106.6 238.0 220.2 356.6 - 921.4

19 TIKERPARA 0.0 11 8.2 44.4 166.8 183.4 162.2 122.4 - 634.8

20 ATHAGARH 0.0 8 21.1 117.0 124.0 202.6 414.0 253.0 - 993.6

21 BOLANGIR 0.0 13 19.6 78.8 111.0 239.7 377.1 294.6 - 1022.4

22

BALIGUDA

0.0

8

18.8

94.0

110.0

100.0

246.0

207.0

-

663.0

23 BANAPUR 0.0 6 2.6 7.0 55.0 157.0 306.0 28.7 - 546.7

24 BARGARH 5.0 7 23.1 92.0 70.0 145.0 256.0 231.0 - 702.0

25 BHAWANIPATNA 18.0 12 20.9 93.2 90.0 120.0 442.0 313.6 - 965.6

26 BIJEPUR 67.0 5 31.9 150.0 103.0 138.0 174.8 383.0 - 798.8

27 BINIKA 0.0 8 14.9 42.0 136.0 299.0 253.0 149.0 - 837.0

28

BOUDHRAJ

5.0

8

13.3

67.0

101.0

82.0

292.0

146.0

-

621.0

29 DUNGURIPALI 0.0 9 14.2 47.0 127.2 210.8 216.8 156.6 - 711.4


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12

30 GOP 0.0 5 4.2 13.4 95.0 110.0 131.0 37.4 - 373.4

31

HARBHANGA

0.0

7

12.6

52.0

14.0

27.0

291.0

138.0

-

470.0

32 JUNAGARH 34.0 8 17.5 47.0 113.9 107.2 249.0 192.0 - 662.1

33 KAKATPUR 10.0 7 4.5 20.0 229.0 153.0 179.0 59.0 - 620.0

34 KHANDAPADA 17.0 11 13.0 50.0 148.8 278.0 441.0 181.4 - 1049.2

35 LANJIGARH 8.0 10 16.0 81.0 190.6 184.0 335.6 192.0 - 902.2

36MADANPUR

RAMPUR3.0 9 17.7 68.0 194.6 112.6 384.0 212.0 - 903.2

37

NARASINGHPUR

5.0

8

6.5

28.0

117.8

140.0

296.0

84.0

-

637.8

38 NAYAGARH 0.0 7 4.5 23.0 68.0 143.4 272.0 54.4 - 537.8

39 PADMAPUR 42.0 7 31.6 185.0 56.0 201.0 231.0 379.0 - 867.0

40 PAIKAMAL 5.0 6 44.3 202.2 56.0 295.0 240.0 531.2 - 1122.2

41 PATNAGARH 0.0 7 36.7 136.0 77.4 130.2 550.0 366.8 - 1124.4

42 PIPLI 7.1 8 10.8 43.0 87.0 226.0 301.4 107.7 - 722.1

43

RAIRAKHOL

1.0

8

20.8

107.0

175.0

241.0

95.0

229.0

-

740.0

44 RANPUR 1.8 5 5.9 28.8 90.6 94.8 205.0 58.8 - 449.2

45 SAMBALPUR 1.2 14 31.2 116.0 141.9 398.6 417.6 468.3 - 1426.4

46 SOHELLA 9.0 8 25.0 120.0 75.0 145.0 229.0 275.0 - 724.0

47 SONEPUR 13.0 12 15.9 68.0 192.0 268.9 208.0 238.0 - 906.9

48 TITLAGARH 14.0 10 16.2 75.2 147.0 181.2 478.2 226.4 - 1032.8

49

TANGI

5.0

7

6.0

27.0

154.0

96.0

184.0

66.2

-

500.2

50 KENDRAPARA 17.0 6 22.1 51.0 194.0 197.0 287.0 199.0 - 877.0

51 TUREIKELA 0.0 5 21.8 64.0 128.4 54.0 205.0 196.3 - 583.7

52 KHARIAR 17.0 9 12.2 45.2 34.6 145.6 348.2 146.4 - 674.8

53 TIKABALI 38.0 6 10.5 38.0 40.6 190.6 358.0 84.0 - 673.2

54 JAIPATNA 19.0 11 18.2 75.0 93.0 84.0 502.0 218.0 - 897.0

55

ARMPUR

1.6

12

15.9

58.2

209.3

136.4

329.6

238.8

-

914.1

56 PADMAVATI 1.4 10 6.7 50.6 67.8 84.8 215.0 100.6 - 468.2


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Odisha Flood Alert

13

57 R.K.NAGAR 4.2 4 18.5 55.4 247.0 183.4 184.6 129.6 - 744.6

.

RUSHIKULYA Ba

sin

1 BERHAMPUR 0.0 7 8.9 46.8 86.5 126.4 211.8 133.6 - 558.3

2 GOPALPUR 0.0 9 12.8 101.0 68.2 93.5 258.4 178.6 - 598.7

3 MADHABARIDA 0.6 12 7.4 39.1 82.0 205.6 165.8 102.9 - 556.3

4PURUSHOTTAMP

UR0.0 10 5.3 39.2 68.2 174.0 515.4 78.8 - 836.4

5 SORADA 5.0 12 6.8 57.0 191.6 188.2 334.8 95.6 - 810.2

6 ASKA 4.2 9 6.7 64.6 92.0 199.0 226.0 99.8 - 616.8

7 CHHATRAPUR 0.0 10 16.6 80.0 0.0 197.0 290.0 233.0 - 720.0

8 BHANJANAGAR 0.0 11 12.2 70.0 31.0 129.0 278.0 171.0 - 609.0

9 DARINGIBADI 3.0 6 5.9 15.0 46.0 84.0 111.0 41.0 - 282.0

.

SUBERNAREKHA

Basin

1 FEKOGHAT 56.6 12 28.7 131.6 596.6 134.4 534.2 430.8 - 1696.0

2 GHATSILA 66.0 12 15.6 66.0 347.4 188.8 409.2 234.6 - 1180.0

3 JAMSHEDPUR 18.9 15 24.1 151.8 457.7 282.1 546.5 362.1 - 1648.4

4 JAMSOLAGHAT 12.2 13 19.7 101.6 619.4 189.4 376.2 295.8 - 1480.8

5 RAJGHAT 11.0 9 15.0 63.8 360.0 147.4 309.6 224.4 - 1041.4

6 RANCHI 27.9 13 15.5 53.3 595.8 206.9 592.1 217.1 - 1611.9

7 BHOGRAI 11.0 9 22.0 138.0 314.0 170.0 513.0 308.0 - 1305.0

8 JALESWAR 0.0 6 12.7 67.0 265.0 49.0 224.0 152.0 - 690.0

9 RAIRANGPUR 2.6 13 15.4 114.0 359.0 142.4 388.4 231.6 - 1121.4

10 TIRING 4.0 12 10.5 87.0 273.4 113.4 483.2 156.8 - 1026.8

.

UPPER

BRAHMANI Basin

1 PANPOSH 4.2 11 23.8 127.4 151.0 225.3 343.2 356.4 - 1075.9

2 RENGALI 4.2 13 17.8 69.0 149.7 268.7 418.7 249.4 - 1086.5

3 BARKOTE 1.0 9 13.8 41.2 64.0 134.2 140.2 151.2 - 489.6

4 DEOGARH 0.5 10 26.8 86.5 132.4 207.9 277.2 294.9 - 912.4


14/21

Odisha Flood Alert

14

5 PALLAHARA 1.0 5 20.0 61.0 128.0 195.0 258.0 140.0 - 721.0

6

REMAL

0.0

8

27.5

111.5

78.0

221.0

229.8

302.1

-

830.9

.

UPPERMAHANADI Basi

n

1 BAIKUNTHAPUR 0.0 13 22.0 80.0 289.2 214.4 477.6 329.4 - 1310.6

2 BANGODAM 1.6 12 18.6 101.2 243.0 410.6 427.4 279.4 - 1360.4

3 BASANTPUR 1.2 11 16.1 48.2 77.0 185.8 286.4 242.0 - 791.2

4 BAMANDIHI 1.0 11 18.0 48.6 16.8 219.2 475.6 269.2 - 980.8

5

CHAMPA

7.0

11

20.1

63.6

38.0

263.6

341.7

282.0

-

925.3

6 DEOGAON 1.8 14 55.1 241.0 197.6 370.8 503.0 826.4 - 1897.8

7DHARAMJAYGAR

H14.4 14 25.6 83.6 369.4 293.6 659.2 383.4 - 1705.6

8 GHORARI 0.0 7 27.4 155.8 104.7 327.2 356.4 384.2 - 1172.5

9 JAMADARPALLI 5.4 13 27.8 75.0 78.6 419.7 404.2 416.6 - 1319.1

10 JAGDALPUR 13.6 14 14.2 82.3 89.5 183.2 296.9 198.3 - 767.9

11

KORBA

0.8

14

36.6

244.8

235.2

297.2

317.4

549.2

-

1399.0

12 KURUBHATTA 7.8 13 25.4 94.4 107.2 385.2 365.0 380.2 - 1237.6

13 MANINDRAGARH 7.6 14 26.0 91.2 317.1 233.6 346.4 389.6 - 1286.7

14 NANDAGHAT 0.0 7 13.3 96.2 99.5 413.3 444.2 185.8 - 1142.8

15 PENDRAROAD 0.6 14 30.6 105.2 266.0 202.3 434.3 459.0 - 1361.6

16 PARMANPUR 29.2 10 31.8 153.6 50.2 198.8 210.2 477.0 - 936.2

17

RAIPUR

20.8

12

17.5

86.4

221.3

428.9

557.9

263.1

-

1471.2

18 RAJIM 0.0 9 15.8 95.0 89.0 450.4 307.0 236.6 - 1083.0

19 SANKARA 1.2 12 27.0 158.6 98.6 232.6 312.6 405.0 - 1048.8

20 SARADIHI 35.0 9 31.0 81.4 61.8 225.8 404.2 433.4 - 1125.2

21 SEORINARAYAN 2.4 11 16.8 55.6 42.6 177.0 254.0 252.2 - 725.8

22 SURAJGARH 24.4 12 46.1 224.6 81.2 291.6 497.4 691.4 - 1561.6

23

SUNDERGARH

0.0

12

27.8

72.2

143.6

329.2

485.8

416.2

-

1374.8

24 SIMGA 0.0 8 13.5 55.8 195.7 280.1 483.8 202.4 - 1162.0


15/21

Odisha Flood Alert

15

25 TARAPUR 23.0 10 32.0 104.0 65.0 266.2 379.0 447.7 - 1157.9

26

THETTANG

16.8

13

21.7

75.6

262.2

157.2

400.6

324.8

-

1144.8

27 BORANDA 0.0 11 17.8 146.0 60.4 332.0 272.8 267.0 - 932.2

28 JAMANKIRA 0.0 5 30.2 155.0 118.4 296.0 199.0 301.8 - 915.2

29 KELO 34.0 12 55.7 485.2 56.8 330.4 273.4 835.0 - 1495.6

30 KUCHINDA 0.0 6 35.2 144.2 101.4 172.0 132.6 386.6 - 792.6

31 MAHULPALI 0.6 12 32.5 130.8 74.6 239.0 308.4 487.4 - 1109.4

32

RAMPUR

0.6

10

15.4

84.8

91.4

224.8

207.1

230.4

-

753.7

33 AMBABHONA 12.0 6 46.4 235.0 133.0 229.0 180.0 510.0 - 1052.0

34 LAIKERA 1.8 11 36.6 125.5 224.3 236.5 268.4 549.6 - 1278.8

.

VANSADHARA Basin

1 GOTTA BARRAGE 0.8 10 8.5 42.2 178.8 96.0 386.0 126.8 - 787.6

2 GUDARI 10.6 11 9.6 42.6 164.8 198.6 346.0 144.4 - 853.8

3 GUNUPUR 16.0 13 9.6 28.8 132.0 184.4 246.2 143.2 - 705.8

4 KASHINAGAR 8.0 10 5.3 25.6 149.7 170.4 289.8 79.4 - 689.3

5KALINGAPATNA

M26.2 6 11.4 83.4 69.9 189.4 95.7 136.7 - 491.7

6 MOHANA 6.0 11 5.5 26.8 122.6 236.6 394.3 82.4 - 835.9

7 MAHENDRAGARH 0.4 13 5.9 21.0 95.8 260.2 283.8 88.6 - 728.4

8 KOTRAGARH 3.6 5 14.6 55.6 0.0 49.6 152.2 102.0 - 303.8

c. River Gauge Scenario on 16-Sep-2011Sl

No

GaugeSite Time

in hrs

Gauge

Reading

Gauge

Trend

Warning

Level

Danger

Level

Highest

Level

MAHANADI River

1 KHAIRMAL 1200 103.59m 108.00m 109.00m

108.31m on 19-Sep-

08at 1300hrs

2 TIKERPARA 1200 61.44m - -74.98m on 30-Aug-82

at 1800hrs

3 NARAJ(IB) 1200 24.90m 25.41m 26.41m27.60m on 31-Aug-82

at 1700hrs


16/21

Odisha Flood Alert

16

-do- 0900 24.88m 25.41m 26.41m27.60m on 31-Aug-82

at 1700hrs

KUSABHADRA River

1 NIMAPARA 1200 5.26m 9.85m 10.76m11.60m on 31-Aug-82

at 0900hrs

-do- 0900 5.30m 9.85m 10.76m11.60m on 31-Aug-82

at 0900hrs

DEVI River

1 ALIPINGAL 1200 5.10m 10.85m 11.76m13.11m on 11-Sep-11

at 1200hrs

-do- 0900 5.12m 10.85m 11.76m13.11m on 11-Sep-11

at 1200hrs

BRAHMANI River

1 PANPOSH 1200 173.88m 177.61m 178.42m180.40m on 17-Aug-

74at 1400hrs

2 RENGALI 1200 80.70m - 88.00m 92.25m on 18-Aug-75

3 TALCHER 1200 57.70m - 62.91m65.53m on 19-Aug-75

at 2100hrs

4 JENAPUR 1200 20.36m 22.00m 23.00m24.78m on 20-Aug-75

at 1000hrs

BAITARANI River

1

SWAMPATNA

1200

309.53m

-

311.10m

315.66m on 14-Aug-

75at 1700hrs

BRAHMANI River

1 INDUPUR 1600 7.20m - 8.23m -

-do- 1200 7.32m - 8.23m -

-do- 0700 7.47m - 8.23m -

BAITARANI River

1 CHAMPUA 1200 373.64m 375.33m 376.41m378.10m on 07-Aug-

85at 0600hrs

2 ANANDAPUR 1200 38.42m 37.45m 38.36m41.80m on 19-Aug-75

at 2000hrs

3 AKHUAPADA 1200 18.45m - 17.83m 21.95m on 16-Aug-80

SUBERNAREKHA River

1 JAMSHEDPUR 1200 118.14m - -129.82m on 12-Oct-

73

at 2300hrs

2 JAMSOLAGHAT 1200 46.62m 48.32m 49.16m56.91m on 09-Sep-78

at 0400hrs

3 RAJGHAT 1200 7.91m 9.45m 10.36m12.69m on 19-Jun-08

at 0400hrs


17/21

Odisha Flood Alert

17

BURHABALANGA River

1

CHANDANPUR

1200

81.92m

-

-

85.50m on 09-Nov-95at 2300hrs

2 BARIPADA 1200 23.56m 29.70m 30.92m37.20m on 12-Oct-73

at 0600hrs

3 BALIMUNDALI 1200 37.18m - -42.40m on 23-Sep-07

at 0700hrs

4 NH5, GOVINDPUR 1200 4.80m 7.21m 8.13m9.67m on 12-Oct-73

at 1800hrs

VANSADHARA River

1 GUDARI 1200 114.80m - -121.82m on 17-Sep-

80at 2100hrs

2

GUNUPUR

1200

81.30m

83.00m

84.00m

88.75m on 17-Sep-80at 2300hrs

3 KASHINAGAR 1200 53.36m 53.60m 54.60m58.93m on 18-Sep-80

at 0200hrs

RUSHIKULYA River

1 SORADA 1200 78.63m 80.99m 81.98m83.21m on 04-Nov-90

at 1000hrs

2 MADHABARIDA 1200 58.93m - 60.65m61.44m on 18-Oct-99

at 1900hrs

3PURUSHOTTAMPU

R1200 13.57m 15.84m 16.84m

19.60m on 04-Nov-90at 1800hrs

MAHANADI River

1 BOUDH 1500 84.06m - 87.80m -

-do- 0600 83.71m - 87.80m -

2 KANTILO 1500 2.05m - 5.62m -

-do- 0600 1.80m - 5.62m -

3 BANKI 1500 3.97m - 7.78m -

-do-

0600

3.68m

-

7.78m

-

CHITROTPALA River

1 PATKURA 1500 15.50ft - 21.50ft -

-do- 0600 16.00ft - 21.50ft -

LUNA River

1 PUBANSA 1500 29.40ft - 35.25ft -

-do-

0600

29.80ft

-

35.25ft

-

BRAHMANI River


18/21

Odisha Flood Alert

18

1 ALVA 1600 15.95ft - 16.00ft -

-do-

0700

16.55ft

-

16.00ft

-

BHARGAVI River

1 BALANGA 1500 6.85m - 10.84m -

DAYA River

1 KANAS 1500 3.69m - 4.75m -

-do- 0800 3.84m - 4.75m -

BRAHMANI River

1 PATRAPUR 1500 16.20ft - 16.00ft -

-do- 0800 16.60ft - 16.00ft -

2 AUL RAJABATI 1500 10.60ft - 14.50ft -

-do- 0800 10.80ft - 14.50ft -

KHARSUAN River

1

KALIKAPUR

1500

3.04ft

-

3.60ft

-

-do- 0800 3.15ft - 3.60ft -

2MADHUSUDANPU

R1500 23.42ft - 27.77ft -

-do- 0800 23.02ft - 27.77ft -

LUNA River

1 TEREGAONGHAT 1500 2.39ft - 3.30ft -

-do-

0800

2.26ft

-

3.30ft

-

2 MARSAGHAI 1500 17.20ft - 22.00ft -

-do- 0600 17.60ft - 22.00ft -

Note: Gauge Sites where Water is flowing above DL are indicated in RED

Rising Falling Steady

d. Reservoir Scenario on 16-Sep-2011


19/21

Odisha Flood Alert

19

Timein hrs

Reservoir

Level

Inflow

Outflow GatesOpene

d

LevelTrend

DeadStorag

eLevel

FRL/

MWL

LiveStorage

Available*

LiveStorage

Capacity

filled up

Spill

Way

Power

Channel

Canal Total

outflow

1.HIRAKUD on MAHANADI River (MAJOR)

1500 628.17ft

1324

46Cuse

cs

- - -132446Cusecs

5 590ft630ft630ft

447499.0Ham

92.8%

1200 628.17ft

1567

10Cuse

cs

- - -194829Cusecs

10 590ft630ft630ft

447499.0Ham

92.8%

2.RENGALI on BRAHMANI River (MAJOR)

1200 123.69m - - - -2261.07Cumecs

1109.72

m

123.5

m125.4

m

348571.0Ham

102.1%

3.BALIMELA on MACHHKUND River (MAJOR)

0800 1462.7ft

313.5

2Cume

cs

- - -64.47

Cumecs- 1440ft

1516f

t1518f

t

53600.2Ham

20.0%

4.MACHHKUND on MACHHKUND River (MAJOR)

0800 2748ft82.07Cume

cs

- - -138.57

Cumecs- 2685ft

2750ft

2750ft

92112.0

Ham95.0%

5.UPPER KOLAB on KOLAB River (MAJOR)

0800 850m88.7

Cume

cs

- - -23.57

Cumecs- 844m

858m858m

27670.0Ham

29.6%

6.INDRAVATI on INDRAVATI River (MAJOR)

0800 631.4m

241.7

9Cume

cs

- - -51.27

Cumecs- 625m

642m643m

44972.9Ham

30.3%

7.SALANDI on SALANDI River (MAJOR)

0600 74.98m

184.5

3Cume

cs

- - - 1.2Cumecs

- 50.24m

82.3

m83.21

m

32638.0Ham

58.6%

Rising Falling Ste

e. Average Reservoir Inflow-Outflow on 16-Sep-2011SlNo

Name ofReservoir

Inflow Outflow Unit Observation Period


20/21

Odisha Flood Alert

20

1 HIRAKUD 117500.00 181825.00 CusecsDURING LAST 24 HOURS ENDING AT

0900 HRS OF 16.09.11

2

RENGALI

1995.26 1984.57 Cumecs

DURING LAST 24 HOURS ENDING AT0600 HRS OF 16.09.11

. River Discharge Scenario on 16-Sep-2011Sl

No

DischargeSite Time

in hrs

Discharge Unit

MAHANADI River

1 KHAIRMAL 1500 295500 Cusecs

-do- 1200 295500 Cusecs

2 BARMUL 1500 277750 Cusecs

-do- 1200 274250 Cusecs

3 MUNDALI 1500 337136 Cusecs

-do- 1200 331963 Cusecs

TEL River

1 PATHARLA 1500 57247 Cusecs

-do- 1200 57247 Cusecs

BRAHMANI River

1 EXP. BRIDGE. PANKAPAL 0800 56031 Cusecs

BAITARANI River

1 AKHUAPADA NH5 ROAD BRIDGE 0900 126793 Cusecs

SUBERNAREKHA River

1 RAJGHAT 0600 40492 Cusecs

g. Time of Flow in Mahanadi River between Hirakud & MundaliHirakud

Dam115 Km

(12-18 hrs)Khairmal

Site106 Km

(12-16 hrs)Barmul

Site95 Km

(12-16 hrs)MundaliAnicut

h. Live Storage Filling of Major Reservoirs as on 16-Sep-2011


21/21

Odisha Flood Alert

HIRAKUD RENGALI BALIMELA MACHHKUND UPPER KOLAB INDRAVATI SALANDI

92.8% 102.1% 20.0% 95.0% 29.6% 30.3% 58.6%

Time:1200 hrs Time:1200 hrs Time:0800 hrs Time:0800 hrs Time:0800 hrs Time:0800 hrs Time:0600 hrs

Reservoir Level & position wrt. Full Reservoir Level

RL: 628.17ft RL: 123.69m RL: 1462.7ft RL: 2748ft RL: 850m RL: 631.4m RL: 74.98m

(-) 1.83ft (+) 0.19m (-) 53.30ft (-) 2.00ft (-) 8.00m (-) 10.60m (-) 7.32m

Reservoir Inflow & Outflow

I:156710Cusecs I:Cumecs I:313.52Cumecs I:82.07Cumecs I:88.7Cumecs I:241.79Cumecs I:184.53Cumecs

O:194829Cusecs O:2261.07Cumecs O:64.47Cumecs O:138.57Cumecs O:23.57Cumecs O:51.27Cumecs O:1.2Cumecs

Live Storage capacity & Live Storage available

Cap:482155 Ham Cap:341371 Ham Cap:267600 Ham Cap:96993 Ham Cap:93500 Ham Cap:148550 Ham Cap:55650 Ham

LS:447499 Ham LS:348571 Ham LS:53600.2 Ham LS:92111.97 Ham LS:27670 Ham LS:44972.88 Ham LS:32638 Ham

The RED line corresponds to Full Reservoir Capacity

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