5.4.1 Waste Disposal after any Disaster

1. The amount of waste that is likely to have been measured must be made within 48 hours after the flood.

2. To remove the above, make most of the volunteer to work.

3. The local bodies that affected by any notified disasters can be allotted an amount of 25,000 per one ward in panchayaths and 50,000 per ward in municipalities/corporations from

2245-02-101-94-Flood-Other items. Tahsildar must be convinced should certified that tha disaster has occurred and that such a mixture of mud, earthenware, sand rock and trees has fallen into the public and should be removed.

4. Make a list of the types of waste to be handled. Generally the following contaminants occur in a disaster.

a. The remains of a building that has been demolished or demolished

b. The wooden furniture (damaged furniture, tables, chairs, doors, windows

c. Sofa or bed sinks in flood water and landslide.

d. Plastic materials

e. Cloths

f. Paper

g. Food wastes

h. White goods like fridge, washing machines, etc.

i. Electronic items like computer, mobile phones, inverter, solar, etc.

j. Medicines in hospitals & at homes

k. Chemicals in the laboratories

l. Pesticides

m. Chemicals in factories

n. The bodies of animals

o. Fallen and rotten trees

p. Damaged vehicles

5. Sanitary Mission should issues guidelines for eradication of organic and non-organic wastes.

6. Prioritize cleaning of wells and disaster affected reservoirs after disaster.

7. After disaster, the following information from the control room is compiled by the local department at the district level and should handover to district EOC’s.