Udupi, Aug 14: The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rain in the coastal region of the Karnataka from August.15 following which red alert has been declared by the District Disaster Management Authority.
The authority has warned residents of low lying areas to ensure safety of children and have shifted senior citizens and pregnant women to relief camps.
The fishermen have been asked not to venture into water for fishing.
All the officials of District and Taluk level offices are asked to stay stationed and be alert. The Nodal officers are asked to respond to any complaints immediately. They have also been asked to keep a check on the level of water in rivers and Red alert declared in Udupi district following the heavy rain.
Udupi, Aug 14: The Meteorological Department has predicted heavy rain in the coastal region of the Karnataka from August.15 following which red alert has been declared by the District Disaster Management Authority. They have released emergency action as below.
The authority have warned the people of the low lying areas near water bodies to avoid the children's visit. The pregnant women, senior citizens and children of the submerging areas are shifted to relief center. The fishermen are restricted to go for fishing in the sea and rivers.
All the officials of District and Taluk level offices are asked to stay stationed and be alert by keep their Telephone and other programs revert to any calls. The Nodal officer is asked to respond to any complaints immediately. They are also asked to keep a check on the level of water in rivers and dams and stay in contact with DC office.
In case of emergency and other grievances people can contact control room on 0820- 2574802
Toll free number: 1077 to be contacted.
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