Mystery behind Floods Havoc & Destruction in kerala is Man Made or Natural hazard
FLOOD NATURAL DISASTER OR MAN MADE DISASTER BY EXPLOITING EARTH IN UNSAFE METHOD IN KERALA & ROUTE MAPPING FLOODS LAND TO PROTECT INHABITED AREA FEOM DESTRUCTION - Flood water created a miracle hand spaced rock in Munnar river middle . the hand rises as flood water lowered considering as it is s creation of nature
when Man made corona virus pandemic , bird flue had affected the entire world and the entire earth is in lockdown in corona first wave in 1999 & 2000 , corona second wave in 2021 and third wave in 2022 as omicron . Man made floods in the kerala in three or four consecutkve years had destroyed large land scape , fertile lands , populated urban land in kerala made people tp live in camps in rainy season from 2018 after many year floods in 1999 and 1914 in kerala had made kerala state more time to bring back to normal stage with every one support . but the disputes over the flood havoc is still a mystery where cause is due to natural hazards or man made like in corona pandemic mystery
Kerala rains: Plans to release water from 35 to 42 dams out of 55 cause flood concerns ...
Kerala is land of any 44 + 3 rivers with 81 dams in Kerala Of the 81 dams ,thst 100 years old and the Kerala State Electricity Board owns 59 dams which form 45 reservoirs .Out of the 81 dams 37 reservoirs are used for hydroelectric power, 27 reservoirs are used for irrigation and 9 reservoirs are used for both hydroelectric power and irrigation. Very high rains in kerala had mades dams, rivers and lakes to overflow their banks in three consecutive years from 2018 to 2021 like corona virus pandemic . The goverment and people are behond tge mystery of flood is still in kerala like the corona virus pandemic . Some immediate measures and research work like route mapping the flood land had normalise the life in flood affected land like the corona virus research works with global vaccination
After the 2018 to 2021 mega floods the goverment owned dams and dams owned or leased by tamilnadu flood houses as the dams water are discharged in heavy raining to keep the water level below the danger level and overstorimg of water beyond the alert level is not done to prevent large scale destruction when the dam overflows on considering the safety of dams that is over 100 years is overflowing tge river banks to near by house is a threat to public and the dispute is going on between atates over the mullaperiyar dams on dam capacity , maximum water height & strength and a alternate solutiin for a new dams construction instead of old dam that is operated by tamilnadu in kerala is not done even after years of flood had worsened the flood sitwation , dispute in kerala , sooner the better , the new dams in idukki is the way to prevent natural destruction in flood and heavy rains that may destroy the old dams
Flood 2018 in August - 2019 August - 2020 june to august in three consecutive years with heavy rain , landslide , overflowing rivers and dams flooding kerala - Flood water in Kerala deluges 1000 criore amount and washed away houses, crops, making a huge wreckage of waste in the path of flood water from rivers, dams and intense rain
All the district of Kerala flood affected told by chief minister of Kerala Pinarayi vijayan
All the district flood affected . Kerala government had to find out help from other states police men and join with army . Mass evacuation to save life before some earthquake or dam collapse can occur as it may be worsen the situation as similar situation had happen in gujarath , Pakistan where floods was followed by earthquake and flash floods in UP
The low pressure over bay of bengal and moving to odissa & Madhya Pradesh had made high intensity of rain in kerala
water will move after days as the raining will end by Sunday
The relief work will continue to operate for months cleaning the streets and house. Reconstructing the roads, bridges and the spreading of diseases after the rain
Famous Shakespeare write in his stories that " Water water every where but not a drop to drink" and "All the perfumes of Suadi Arabia cannot able to sweeten my hands " and" All the world's a stage, and all men and women are merely puppets is a major discovery of world makes forces of nature ahead of us
Severe Floods in the Land of many rivers from Ghats in south Indian state Kerala
Landscape of Kerala is like that water in high Kevel land directly flows and reach rivers from Many inland rivers . Due to blockage in rivers and intensive rain due to pow pressure formed in Orissa made dams and rivers to overflow followed by landslide and torrent erosion to rivers by water and debris made rivers to overflow and red alert declared by dams authority made water level to rise to three floor building in low Kevel lands
Torrent Erosion , Landslide, Avalanche , heavy rain in Kerala made two rivers as one . The landslide in Pamba river and achenkovil river in pamba region made two rivers to flow as one in pathanamthitta district in Pandalam and alleppey in.chengannur followed by rising water in adjacent river to pamba river like Manimalayar river
Landslide in meenachilar river made river water to rise in.vykom
Landslide making avalanche, torrent water errosiin and debris as rocks over water ways block water flow made river to flow in other direction flooding inhabited region in wayaaf, idukki, pathanamthitta. Alleppey , kannur connected with release of water from dams washed away trees, building , roads , bridges and water to rise up to two storied building in 1 km distance of pqmba, achenvkovil, petiysr rivets in Kerala
The most difficult is the rescue mission as there is high flow of water and water flows in high speed in between building in curves depending on the slope of the surface and shape of the building
There is no electricity and no good and no mobile connection in munnar isolated places where roads and bridges collapse due to landslide
Helicopter food dropping and helicopter rescue is done where there is no sheet roofing
Rubber boats, fishing boats and small boats are used to rescue people from two storied building where people are stranded and most places boat cannot reach due to bridges water flow speed and direction between the building making situation worse as evacuation had to done fast before water covers the two floor also.in case the rain is not declining
Death toll rises to 134 in 10 days
Flood risk maps or hazard map of Kerala state
Kerala government planning to develop a data base of flood map with the support of Geological department, disaster management, and revenue department using satellite images capturing the rivers, water ways , land scapes, roads, bridges, railway, towns and villages , agriculture, forest land to know the extend if damage caused by the floods
The revenue office will provide the municipality, panchayat area and address data bade of people inhabited in these area
The map will mark all the flood affecting area in Kerala and in future construction work in the flood area will be controlled for safety of people
To save sabarimala, government had decided not to build concrete building any more
Defense ministry buying helicopter and boats
Navy Helicopter Landed in building roof top in Kerala rescue mission
The defense ministry decided to buy 111 helicopter for Indian navy at Rs 21,000 crore. In which there helicopter for disaster rescue and combat operation utility helicopter and 24 Navy multi role combat helicopter
Total defense purchase is 48,000 crore consist of Tanks designed by DRDO helicopter and Missile
Rebuilding Kerala with all sorts of problems of people
Swift Maruti car Worth Rs 4 to 5 lac breakdown in flood water , estimate amount to repair is 1.75 lac given by service center . The Owner had to pay this money in advance to give order as per the car technician . As the owner had not taken bumper to bumper insurance or full insurance , the car is not insured for flood water damages , but owner may some compensation amount from flood relief funds any time later from government or insurance company that is only a negligible amount .
A new Volkswagen car worth 90 lacs accident repair estimate is 30 lacs and the insurance company not giving any claim to plastic material and electric items , . The owner returned or dumped the car as he had not even payed the bank loan of the car as the 30 lac repair work is beyond the limits
Drive safely and drive the vehicles with all documents including insurance as abroad people may not take car insurance as they are abroad
Rescue operation in Kerala is done by Army, Navy, Air force Fisherman's, police, fire force, NGO , RPF, RAF, , disaster management team, government departments, other social service and charity missionary organization , Medical team in camps and other who supplied medicines and food
Even after the support of central and state government of India the death toll rises to 222 .
The people who do rescue work are doing thing at their ability , but the local points out that all the vehicles moving in flood are moving at higher speed making Waves that hit the side building
Troll the vehicles and pass the flood area slowly
The drivers are not aware to drive slowly in flood waters like army is doing . the army drivers troll the engine and move slowly but the lorry drivers, police vehicles create waves while driving in flood at higher speed damages road side building walks and houses had made people to live in danger of people and property road side
The heroes in the Flood is considered to be ordinary fisherman who had been in rescue mission along with others in flood affected area for days with their boats . State government honoured them for valuable contribution along with public and Army
In a report given by a army officers that in the rescue operation public and NGO organization had jointed the rescue which differs from other states flood of North India from Kashmir to south chennai floods
Over 2884 fisherman's and 642 boats used 1423 2 t oil and 3845 liter diesel is used
The rescue is now over and army team investigate the destruction in chengannur and surrounding area as rescue cannot be done to the inner land due to overflowing rivers Achenkovil and pamba
State government and public gives thanks to those people worked in rescue as the thanks on the roof to the Army officers who saved the life of the pregnant lady as the mother and baby heath is safe and normal
Read more at: https://www.manoramaonline.com/news/latest-news/2018/08/20/helping-hands-of-fishermen.html
FISHERMAN HELPING HAND
The Floods of India
100 years before similar flood in 1924 in Kerala
In October 1943, Madras (now Chennai)
On 11 August 1979, the Machchu-2 dam situated on the Machhu river burst, thus flooding the town of Morbi in the Rajkot district of Gujarat.[2]
In 1987, Bihar state of India . Flood occurred due to overflow of the Koshi river; which claimed lives of 1,399 humans, 302 animals and public property worth INR ₹68 billion (US$990 million).
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Heavy rains across the state of Maharashtra, including large areas of the metropolis Mumbai which received 944 mm (39.1 inches) alone on 26 July 2005 killed at-least 1,094 people , public property loss was estimated at ₹550 crore (US$80 million).
September 2014, the Kashmir region suffered disastrous floods across many of its districts caused 277 deaths
June 2015 Gujarat flood: Heavy rain in June 2015 resulted in widespread flood in Saurashtra region of Gujarat resulting in more than 70 deaths.
July 2015 Gujarat flood:Heavy rain in July 2015 resulted in widespread flood in north Gujarat resulting in more than 70 deaths.[8]
2015 South Indian floods:Heavy rain in Nov-Dec 2015 resulted in flooding of Adyar, Cooum rivers in Chennai , Tamil Nadu resulting in financial loss and human lives.[9]
2016 Assam floods: Heavy rains in July–August resulted in floods affecting 1.8 million people and flooding the Kaziranga National Park killing around 200 wild animals.[10]
2017 Gujarat flood: Following heavy rain in July 2017, Gujarat state of India was affected by the severe flood resulting in more than 200 deaths.[
Flooding in India has been primarily confined to the northern portion of the country, including Assam, West Bengal, Bihar, and Uttar Pradesh.[15] In the latter two, over 500 and over a hundred have died (respectively).[16][17] By mid-August, flooding 2017
2018 August 10 to 20 Kerala flooding killing 220 to 360 people in landslide, violent erosion, avalanche, heavy rain in all district of Kerala with a increase in rainfall of 41%
Death toll in Kerala flood rises high level in 2018/ 2019/ 2020.
Kerala rains: Plans to release water from dams cause flood concerns ...
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On 16 August 2018, severe floods affected the south Indian state Kerala, due to unusually high rainfall during the monsoon season. ... It is the worst flood in Kerala after the great flood of 99 that took place in 1924. 35 out of the 54 dams within the state were opened, for the first time in history.
35 out of the 54 dams within the state were opened, for the first time in history. All five overflow gates of the Idukki Dam were opened at the same time, and for the first time in 26 years 5 gates of the Malampuzha dam of Palakkad were opened.
Idukki and Wayanad are the worst-hit districts, while Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode and Ernakulam too have been badly affected.
On 16 August 2018, severe floods affected the south Indian state Kerala, due to unusually high rainfall during the monsoon season.[3][4][5] It was the worst flood in Kerala in nearly a century.[6] Over 483 people died, and 15 are missing.[7] About a million[8][9] people were evacuated, mainly from Chengannur,[10] Pandanad,[11] Edanad, Aranmula, Kozhencherry, Ayiroor, Ranni, Pandalam, Kuttanad, Malappuram, Aluva, Chalakudy, Thrissur, Thiruvalla, Eraviperoor, Vallamkulam, North Paravur, Chellanam, Vypin Island and Palakkad. All 14 districts of the state were placed on red alert.[4][12] According to the Kerala government, one-sixth of the total population of Kerala had been directly affected by the floods and related incidents.[13] The Indian government had declared it a Level 3 Calamity, or "calamity of a severe nature".[14][15] It is the worst flood in Kerala after the great flood of 99 that took place in 1924.
Water gushing down from Idukki and Idamalayar dams led to the flooding of coastal areas from Aluva. As the sea was rough the water did not drain which aggravated the situation. It was the release of water from Kakki - Anathodu reservoir that inundated Chengannur and Aranmula
Kerala rains: Plans to release water from dams cause flood concerns ...
The peak release on 16 August 2018 from the Idukki reservoir was 1500 cumecs against an inflow of 2532 cumecs, thus achieving a flood moderation of 1032 cumecs. The release from Idamalayar on 16 August 2018 was 963 cumecs against an inflow of 1164 cumecs.
In 2018, intense rainfall from August 1 had filled up the dams and a fresh spell of torrential rainfall led to the simultaneous opening of all major dams on August 15. Water gushing down from Idukki and Idamalayar dams led to the flooding of coastal areas from Aluva.
The dam has only been opened five times since its construction in the 1960s. Earlier on October 19, as many as three shutters of the Idukki dam were opened.
On 8 August 2019, due to heavy rainfall in the monsoon season, severe flood affected Kerala.[2] As a security measure in the prevailing situation of heavy rains, the India Meteorological Department had issued a red alert in the 9 districts in Northern and Central Kerala, orange alert in 3 districts of Central Kerala, and yellow alert in the 2 districts of southern Kerala.[3] Thousands of people have been evacuated to safer places and relief camps.[1][4] A total of 121[1] people have died due to rain-related incidents as of 19 August 2019.
During the heavy rainfall over the monsoon period from 1 June to 18 August 2020, all 14 districts in Kerala were affected with 104 dead and 40 injured.[1][2] Five districts in Kerala were flooded on 7 August 2020 (Idukki, Wayanad, Malappuram, Thrissur and Kottayam).[3] Major reported incidents in relation to flooding include a landslide in Idukki district on 6 August, claiming 66 lives and an Air India plane crash that caused the death of 21 people.[4][3][5] The 2020 flood in Kerala marked the third year in a row of severe monsoon flooding
2021 year landslide and flood 42 killed
As the flood water level lowers in dams and surrounding places , the red alert is withdrawn, Roads and Rail way started operating . the kochi international airport is no opened and kochi naval bade airport three passenger planes started operating as one to Coimbatore and two to Bangalore
90 percent rescue is competed and army left from many places .
Rescue operating is in force in nelliyampathi landslide. Chengannur ,
Day by day Death toll rising and reached 194 to 196 , jeeps with exhaust jump upward above the engines floating jeeps, big tyre jeeps JCB, tipper lorries, air rubbers boats , fiber glass boats, motor boats. Druv helicopter, cheetah helicopter, MI series transport helicopter , 8 seater to 12 dorner Army planes, tractors, Ambulance, fire engines used to rescue people
Different types of boats used , heavy boats to enter places where the speed of waves is high , motor boats used where the water flow speed is less , small boats used where the way to places narrow due to bridges and jungar boards used to transport 200 to 250 from kuttanad at a time
Most useful.is the power boats where the speed is Hugh speed and JCB to lift people from second floors down as the bottom floor is water .
Air bags also used
Army build rope ways, wooden bridge to connect places and road washed away by flood
Central government allowed immediate amount of 500 crore and from states telegana gives 25 crore , naharatra state 10 crore and other state with medicine and give a amount below 10 crore
Dumping of vehicles at low price in floods
In the previous flood in chennai , the cars drowned / washed away/ breakdown cars are dumped for sale at low price . The cars that worth 2 crore Rs is sold for 30 lacs
In this Kerala floods there will be dumping of cars for sales as many cars are under water in showrooms and in houses
Flood relief package include free pick up and repair of cars drowned in floods, washed away in flood , breakdown in flood
The procedure for this is not to switch on or start the breakdown / drowned / washed away car and move the car to a secure place by towing or hand push . take the photo of the car drowned and sent to the to the company or dealer , they will arrange the service of car directly by the company or by the dealer
Driving the car where ground clearance is less to reduce the possibility of breakdown by not allowing the water to be sucked to the engine by switch on the car that is breakdown in floods, drowned or washed away
Troll the engine of the car and drive the car so that water cannot enter the engine head from the tail pipe
Only advance the vehicle once the car in the front had reached the other end and way is clear so that car need not stop while passing the road where water table is high and vehicle ground clearance is less
Use the accelerator and clutch to troll the vehicle with out stopping till the other end
I think there will be good exchange offer now to exchange totally damned vehicles by car companies
MLA Saji cherian car is washed away in the flood water in chengannur and surrounding places
Kerala flood Live Updates: CM asks for Rs 2000 cr relief, gets Rs 500 cr from PM Narendra Modi
Prime minister Narendra Modi visited flood affected areas of Kerala In helicopter
Even as the water level is receding in many parts, death toll in Kerala since August 9 has reached 187. PM Modi, after chairing a review meeting and conducting an aerial survey, announced an additional relief of Rs 500 crore for the state. Stay with us for live updates.
2019 flood status - Red Alert declared by metrological department in 11 states of India from June to August starting from Assam , Bihar, uttarpradesh, uttaranchal in North Eastern states , North western states like Maharashtra, Gujarat, Rajasthan, south western states Karnataka, Kerala , odisha , Andrapradesh with death toll rising above 200 to 300/ with 2 lac people rescued and hundred of houses and acreas of cultivated land destroyed Severe flood hit states are Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Assam, Bihar, Flood situation hit 14 states 2019 from June to July starting from north eastern states moving to north western states , south indian states like Karnataka & Kerala Odisha, Uttarakhand , Kerala, Karnataka, Maharashtra , Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Mumbai , Jammu & Kashmir , Assam, Bihar , Tripura , Mizoram, uttarpradesh And flood like situation Punjab in Jammu & Kashmir , haryana , tamilnadu as river Ghaggar overflow & sholayar dam, mettur Dan in tamil badu above danger mark In Kerala almost Red alert has been issued in four districts - Idukki, Malappuram, Kozhikode and Wayanad - following heavy spells of rain, gusty winds and landslides across the state. The second spell of the south-west monsoon intensified, resulting in such deluge. Water levels in most of the rivers and dams across the state have risen flooding nearby areas. Major rivers like Manimala, Meenachal, Moovattupuzha, Chaliyar, Valapattanam, Iruvazjinjpuzha and Pamba are have risen. Assam Silchar district under flood as Barak river overflows & around 2 lac people in refugee camp , St least 225 in the Kaziranga National Park is entirely under water as a result of ... wild animals have died trying to escape the flooded sanctuary. Bihar around 1.8 million people in the districts of Sheohar, Sitamarhi, East Champaran, Madhubani, Araria, Kishanganj, Supaul, Darbhanga and Muzaffarpur as rivers Mahananda, Kosi, Bagmati, Kamla and Gandak overflows And flood like situation Punjab in Jammu & Kashmir , haryana , tamilnadu as river Ghaggar overflow & sholayar dam above danger mark Red alert has been issued in four districts - Idukki, Malappuram, Kozhikode and Wayanad - following heavy spells of rain, gusty winds and landslides across the state. The second spell of the south-west monsoon intensified, resulting in such deluge. Water levels in most of the rivers and dams across the state have risen flooding nearby areas. Major rivers like Manimala, Meenachal, Moovattupuzha, Chaliyar, Valapattanam, Iruvazjinjpuzha and Pamba are have risen
Sabarimala Delight a great blessing and experience to all coming to Sabarimala
Sabarimala opened for pooja and makarajyothi even after 2018 and 2019 floods and dispute over supreme court verdict
The traditional walk in to Sabarimala from pamba passing by the forest hills of neelimala and appachimedu , the 18 step , sannidanam and ponnambala medu, thirvabharanam , petathullal , vavar mosque and ending with makara jyothi inspires and delights many from every states of india
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DAMS OF KERALA
2. Mangalam Dam Bharathapuzha River 3.93 Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 1966 77.88 10.51°N 76.54°E 72
3. Meenkara Dam Bharathapuzha River 2.59 Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 1960 156.36 10.62°N 76.80°E 152
4. Chulliar Dam[3] Bharathapuzha River 1.59 Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 154.08 10.59°N 76.77°E 143
5. Pothundi Dam Bharathapuzha River 3.63 Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 108.204 10.54°N 76.63°E 93
6. Walayar Dam Bharathapuzha River 2.59 Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 203.00 10.84°N 76.86°E 197
7. Siruvani Dam Siruvani River Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 1984 878.5 10.977°N 76.642°E
8. Kanjirapuzha Dam Bharathapuzha River 5.12 Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 97.535 3 10.98°N 76.55°E 90
9. Kanjhirapuzha baby Dam Bharathapuzha River 2.12 Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 36.523 2 10°59′32″N 76°33′49″E
10. Parambikulam Dam Chalakkudy River 20.92 Palakkad 10.39°N 76.8°E 545
11 Thunakkadavu Dam Chalakkudy River 2.83 Palakkad 10.433°N 76.784°E 565
12. Peruvaaripallam Dam Chalakkudy River Palakkad 10.447°N 76.77°E 565
13. Sholayar Dam Chalakkudy River 8.70 Thrissur Kerala State Electricity Board 1966 811.68m 10°17′N 76°45′E
14. Peringalkuthu Dam Chalakkudy River 2.82 Thrissur Kerala State Electricity Board 1957 424m 10°18′59″N 76°37′59″E
15. Thenmala Dam Kallada River 25.90 Kollam Kerala Irrigation Department 1986 09°57′0″N 77°4′20″E
16. Aruvikkara Dam Karamana River 2.58 Thiruvananthapuram Kerala Water Authority 08°28′N 77°58′E
17. Peechi Dam Karuvanoor River 12.63 Thrissur 10.53°N 76.39°E 73
18. Vazhani Dam Keecheri River 2.55 Thrissur Kerala Irrigation Department 10°40′N 76°15′E
19. Kuttiady Dam Kuttiady River 10.52 Kozhikode Kerala Irrigation Department 1993 44.41 11°36′0″N 75°49′27″E
19. Neyyar Dam Neyyar River 15.00 Thiruvananthapuram Kerala Irrigation Department 84.75 08°32′N 77°08′E
20. Pamba Dam Pamba River 90.88 Pathanamthitta Kerala State Electricity Board 986.3328 09°20′N 76°53′E
21. Kakki Pamba River 17.6 Pathanamthitta Kerala State Electricity Board 981.456 9°17′N 77°15′E 981m
22. Idukki Dam Periyar River 61.60 Idukki 09°48′N 76°53′E 720
23. Ponmudi Dam Periyar River 2.60 Idukki 09°55′N 77°05′E
24. Anayirankal Dam Periyar River 4.33 Idukki Kerala State Electricity Board 1967 10°0′N 77°0′E
25. Kundala Dam Periyar River 2.30 Idukki 10°0′N 77°0′E
26. Mattupatti Dam Periyar River 3.24 Idukki 10°05′N 77°05′E
27. Sengulam Dam Periyar River 0.33 Idukki 10°00′N 77°05′E
28. Neriamangalam Dam Periyar River 4.13 Ernakulam
29. Bhoothathankettu Dam Periyar River 6.08 Ernakulam
30. Periyar Lake Periyar River 28.90 Idukki 10°10′N 76°15′E
31. Pazhassi Dam Valapattanam River 6.48 Kannur Kerala Irrigation Department 26.52
32. Peppara Dam Karamana River 5.82 Thiruvananthapuram Kerala Water Authority
33. Malankara Dam Muvattupuzha River 11.00 Idukki Kerala Irrigation Department 1994 42.00
34. Chimmony Dam Kurumali River 8.5067 Thrissur Kerala Irrigation Department 40.00 10°26′21″N 76°27′37″E
35. Banasura Sagar Dam Kabini River Wayanad
36. Karapuzha Dam Karapuzha River Wayanad Kerala Irrigation Department
37. Mullaperiyar Dam Periyar River Idukki
38. Cheruthoni Dam Periyar River Idukki
39. Kulamavu Dam Periyar River Idukki
40. Erattayar Dam Erattayar Lake Idukki
41. Kakkayam Dam Kuttiyadi River 7.15 Kozhikode Kerala Irrigation Department
42. Asurankund Dam Chelakkara River Thrissur 10°41′08″N 76°17′44″E
43. Maniyar Dam Kakkattar River Pathanamthitta Kerala Irrigation Department 9°19′45″N 76°52′51″E
44. Moozhiyar Dam Pamba River Pathanamthitta
45. Perunthenaruvi Weir Pamba Pathanamthitta
46. Karikkayam Dam Pamba Pathanamthitta
47. Allunkal Dam Pamba Pathanamthitta
48. Kochupamba Dam Pamba River Pathanamthitta
49. Anathode Dam Pamba River Pathanamthitta
50. Veluthodu Dam Pamba River Pathanamthitta
51. Idamalayar Dam Periyar River 28.3 Ernakulam Kerala State Electricity Board 1985 169 10°13′16.0″N 76°42′18.4″E
52. Kallarkutty Dam Muthirappuzha River 281.24 Idukki Kerala State Electricity Board 1961 456.6
53. Pambla Dam Periyar River Idukki 253
54. Munnar Headworks Dam Muthirapuzha River Idukki 1940
55. Moolathara Dam[4] River Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 1963 184.405
56. Thunakkadavu Dam Thunakadavu River Palakkad Kerala Irrigation Department 1965
57. Peruvaripallam Dam Peruvaripallam River
The destruction in Kerala is result of nature fury . The reports given by central government and offices that the destruction is expected as the state government fail to protect the ghats by not following the cases filed in kasturi rangan committee report and gadgil committee report to secure the western ghats for protection against nature hazards due to the change in climate . The kuttanad package not implemented result destruction in kuttanad . The recent rise in the land mining and ricks mining made water from green land of western ghats to create land nine and not storing the rain water is the cause of hazards and flood in kerala
Flood risk maps or hazard map of Kerala state
Kerala government planning to develop a data base of flood map with the support of Geological department, disaster management, and revenue department using satellite images capturing the rivers, water ways , land scapes, roads, bridges, railway, towns and villages , agriculture, forest land to know the extend if damage caused by the floods
The revenue office will provide the municipality, panchayat area and address data bade of people inhabited in these area
The map will mark all the flood affecting area in Kerala and in future construction work in the flood area will be controlled for safety of people
To save sabarimala, government had decided not to build concrete building any more
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