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    Bangladesh is a disaster prone country in the world. Due to Geographical disadvantage, the environment, losing balance of power, are facing various catastrophe like inundation, Tornados, drought, Erosion of river, earthquake, various cyclone, fogginess, white squall and so on. Bangladesh is river mothered country. The erosion of river for over flow of water, destroy the location of river side and all the inhabitants lose their all sort of livelihood and livestock and took shelter being pauper in the hovel on the high land or roads. Not only that, but also, men and industries’ created catastrophe become the bane for calamity and people use to live in alarming plight. And also, by the horrific effect, all sort of assets, lives, livelihood, livestock and other resources of the locality may fall in danger. It does not destroy only the located people, also create obstacle for National and economical resources of the country. Though it is a disaster prone country but long term’ Disaster Management plan’ has not been prepared for saving the human being, their all sort of resources, livelihood, animals and other asset, rather have been given importance to rehabilitation and on relief. Recently Government of Bangladesh has taken an initiative on the subject ‘Disaster Management Planning’ through CDMP 2. To implement the plan in action, primarily has taken an initiative for indication ‘Disaster Risk’ through conversation with all sorts of local people, Union and Upazila Management Committee. For Preparedness and reducing risk ‘Disaster Management Plan’ has provided to Badalgachhi Upazilla by indicating ‘local disaster risks’ through ‘Disaster Management Plan’ which will be efficacy for the forthcoming days. At the time to providing the Plan all classes of people like male, female, cultivator, landless people, aged person, local elite persons, Union and Upazila Disaster Management Committee Members (UzDMC) were congregated. Locally this conspicuous doings have been done by the hard toiling of Shushilan Staffs and related analysis individuals. Disaster Management Committee of Badalgachhi Upazilla under Naogaon District have provided this plan by efficacy toiling and restless endeavor. All kinds of important heart rending calamities as, awareness creation among family members and locality, to take preparation for facing risk would have to use local recourses, replacement of living assets and people to a safety place, rescue impediment people, necessary goods indication, and relief distribution have been included in the Upazila ‘Disaster Management Plan’. If that plan come into being all kinds of calamities would be reduce and all sorts of materials of the people would be safe. Not only that, but also have included preparation before and after disaster, mitigation disaster by using Local resources, social assets, safety places, indication the causes of disaster, disaster warning sign, mostly disaster prone location, climate changes and its horrific effect, development sectors and name of the local volunteers as well as organization. I am giving thanks from my core of heart to those very persons who have taken part and have given advice, like all Government and Non-Government Organizations and local persons to perform the conspicuous act in good manner. I am confident; this Disaster Management Plan which has prepared by the coherent cooperation of local people, Local Governances and other local organizations should help to Disaster Management Committee and other sectors (Government, International and National NGO, as well as Donor) to perform all acts as a overall plan.

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    Bangladesh is a disaster prone country in the world. Due to Geographical disadvantage, the environment, losing balance of power, are facing various catastrophe like inundation, Tornados, drought, Erosion of river, earthquake, various cyclone, fogginess, white squall and so on. Bangladesh is river mothered country. The erosion of river for over flow of water, destroy the location of river side and all the inhabitants lose their all sort of livelihood and livestock and took shelter being pauper in the hovel on the high land or roads. Not only that, but also, men and industries’ created catastrophe become the bane for calamity and people use to live in alarming plight. And also, by the horrific effect, all sort of assets, lives, livelihood, livestock and other resources of the locality may fall in danger. It does not destroy only the located people, also create obstacle for National and economical resources of the country. Though it is a disaster prone country but long term’ Disaster Management plan’ has not been prepared for saving the human being, their all sort of resources, livelihood, animals and other asset, rather have been given importance to rehabilitation and on relief. Recently Government of Bangladesh has taken an initiative on the subject ‘Disaster Management Planning’ through CDMP 2. To implement the plan in action, primarily has taken an initiative for indication ‘Disaster Risk’ through conversation with all sorts of local people, Union and Upazila Management Committee. For Preparedness and reducing risk ‘Disaster Management Plan’ has provided to Badalgachhi Upazilla by indicating ‘local disaster risks’ through ‘Disaster Management Plan’ which will be efficacy for the forthcoming days. At the time to providing the Plan all classes of people like male, female, cultivator, landless people, aged person, local elite persons, Union and Upazila Disaster Management Committee Members (UzDMC) were congregated. Locally this conspicuous doings have been done by the hard toiling of Shushilan Staffs and related analysis individuals. Disaster Management Committee of Badalgachhi Upazilla under Naogaon District have provided this plan by efficacy toiling and restless endeavor. All kinds of important heart rending calamities as, awareness creation among family members and locality, to take preparation for facing risk would have to use local recourses, replacement of living assets and people to a safety place, rescue impediment people, necessary goods indication, and relief distribution have been included in the Upazila ‘Disaster Management Plan’. If that plan come into being all kinds of calamities would be reduce and all sorts of materials of the people would be safe. Not only that, but also have included preparation before and after disaster, mitigation disaster by using Local resources, social assets, safety places, indication the causes of disaster, disaster warning sign, mostly disaster prone location, climate changes and its horrific effect, development sectors and name of the local volunteers as well as organization. I am giving thanks from my core of heart to those very persons who have taken part and have given advice, like all Government and Non-Government Organizations and local persons to perform the conspicuous act in good manner. I am confident; this Disaster Management Plan which has prepared by the coherent cooperation of local people, Local Governances and other local organizations should help to Disaster Management Committee and other sectors (Government, International and National NGO, as well as Donor) to perform all acts as a overall plan.

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    Bangladesh is a disaster prone country in the world. Due to Geographical disadvantage, the environment, losing balance of power, are facing various catastrophe like inundation, Tornados, drought, Erosion of river, earthquake, various cyclone, fogginess, white squall and so on. Bangladesh is river mothered country. The erosion of river for over flow of water, destroy the location of river side and all the inhabitants lose their all sort of livelihood and livestock and took shelter being pauper in the hovel on the high land or roads. Not only that, but also, men and industries’ created catastrophe become the bane for calamity and people use to live in alarming plight. And also, by the horrific effect, all sort of assets, lives, livelihood, livestock and other resources of the locality may fall in danger. It does not destroy only the located people, also create obstacle for National and economical resources of the country. Though it is a disaster prone country but long term’ Disaster Management plan’ has not been prepared for saving the human being, their all sort of resources, livelihood, animals and other asset, rather have been given importance to rehabilitation and on relief. Recently Government of Bangladesh has taken an initiative on the subject ‘Disaster Management Planning’ through CDMP 2. To implement the plan in action, primarily has taken an initiative for indication ‘Disaster Risk’ through conversation with all sorts of local people, Union and Upazila Management Committee. For Preparedness and reducing risk ‘Disaster Management Plan’ has provided to Badalgachhi Upazilla by indicating ‘local disaster risks’ through ‘Disaster Management Plan’ which will be efficacy for the forthcoming days. At the time to providing the Plan all classes of people like male, female, cultivator, landless people, aged person, local elite persons, Union and Upazila Disaster Management Committee Members (UzDMC) were congregated. Locally this conspicuous doings have been done by the hard toiling of Shushilan Staffs and related analysis individuals. Disaster Management Committee of Badalgachhi Upazilla under Naogaon District have provided this plan by efficacy toiling and restless endeavor. All kinds of important heart rending calamities as, awareness creation among family members and locality, to take preparation for facing risk would have to use local recourses, replacement of living assets and people to a safety place, rescue impediment people, necessary goods indication, and relief distribution have been included in the Upazila ‘Disaster Management Plan’. If that plan come into being all kinds of calamities would be reduce and all sorts of materials of the people would be safe. Not only that, but also have included preparation before and after disaster, mitigation disaster by using Local resources, social assets, safety places, indication the causes of disaster, disaster warning sign, mostly disaster prone location, climate changes and its horrific effect, development sectors and name of the local volunteers as well as organization. I am giving thanks from my core of heart to those very persons who have taken part and have given advice, like all Government and Non-Government Organizations and local persons to perform the conspicuous act in good manner. I am confident; this Disaster Management Plan which has prepared by the coherent cooperation of local people, Local Governances and other local organizations should help to Disaster Management Committee and other sectors (Government, International and National NGO, as well as Donor) to perform all acts as a overall plan.

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    Upazila Level Disaster Management Plan

    Upazila-Gobindogonj, District-Gaibandha

    Planning Implemented by
    Upazila Disaster Management Committee, Gobindogonj, Gaibandha
    Coordinate by

    Gano Unnayan Sangstha


    July-2014
    Overall Assistance by

    Comprehensive Disaster Management Program (CDMP 2)


    Ministry of Disaster Management & Relief

    Table of contents

    Description

    Page
    No.

    First Chapter: Introduction of Local Areas


    1.1
    1.2
    1.3

    1.4

    Background
    Basic Objectives of Planning
    Introduction of Local Areas
    1.3.1
    Geographical Location of Upazila
    1.3.2
    Size/Areas
    1.3.3
    Population
    Short description of infrastructure and non-infrastructure
    related information
    1.4.1
    Infrastructure
    1.4.2
    Social Assets
    1.4.3
    Weather and Climate
    1.4.4
    Others

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    Second Chapter : Disaster, Hazards and vulnerability

    30

    2.1
    2.2
    2.3
    2.4
    2.5
    2.6
    2.7
    2.8
    2.9
    2.10
    2.11
    2.12
    2.13

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    Comprehensive History of Disaster


    Hazard of the Upazila
    Short description of present and future picture of different types of Hazard
    Vulnerability and Capacity
    The most common vulnerable areas
    Main sectors on Development Planning
    Social Map
    Hazard & Risk Map
    Seasonal Calendar of Hazard
    Seasonal calendar of livelihood
    Lives & Livelihood related vulnerability
    Sector wise Short Description of Hazard & Risk
    Climate Change & its Possible Effects

    Third Chapter: Disaster Risk Reduction

    42

    3.1
    3.2
    3.3
    3.4

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    Identify the Reason of Risk


    Identify the Way of Risk Reduction
    Development Planning of NGOs
    Disaster Management Action Plan
    3.4.1
    Before Disaster Preparation
    3.4.2
    During Disaster
    3.4.3
    After Disaster
    3.4.4
    Normal period

    Description

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    Fourth Chapter: Emergency Response

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    4.1

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    4.2

    4.3
    4.4

    Emergency Operation Center


    4.1.1
    Preparation to Emergency Control Room
    Planning during Hazard
    4.2.1
    Volunteers stand by
    4.2.2
    Awareness Messages published
    4.2.3
    Community People withdrawl
    4.2.4
    Rescue & Primary Health Care
    4.2.5
    Maintenance of Shelter
    4.2.6
    Boat stand by
    4.2.7
    Assessment the lossess of Disaster & Reporting
    4.2.8
    Coordinate Relief Activities
    4.2.9
    Collect & resurve dry food & life secure medicine
    4.2.10
    Treatment of Cattles/Immunization
    4.2.11
    Organize Reharsal
    4.2.12
    Guide of Emergency Control Room
    4.2.13
    Shelter/Secured Places
    4.2.14
    List & Description of secured places of Upazila
    4.2.15
    Formation Shelter Management Committee
    4.2.16
    Necessicity of Shelter Management
    4.2.17
    Shelter Management Committee
    4.2.18
    Places use for Shelter
    4.2.19
    Needs of shelter
    4.2.20
    Use of Shelter
    4.2.21
    Maintenance of Shelter
    List of Assets of Upazila (those are use during disaster
    Financing

    Fifth Chapter: Rescue & Rehabilitation Plan

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    5.1
    5.2

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    Evaluation of Lossess
    Fast/Advance Recoveries
    5.2.1
    Administrative re-established
    5.2.2
    Clean ruins
    5.2.3
    Community Service Re-start
    5.2.4
    Emergency Livelihood Assistance

    1st Chapter : Introduction of local areas


    1.1 Breakdown
    Recommended to develop for work plan on Permanent disaster adesabalite reduce risk and contingency planning with
    including upazila, pourashava and city coporation level disaster management work. Comprehensive Disaster Management
    Program (CDMP) to take very importantly Disaster Management Work Planning. Stability, fruitfull, intensive and resultbased
    working system of planning depand on relative working institutions, organization and participation of local community. The
    Planning of Disaster Management will be developed for 3 to 5 year. Bangladesh is one of the most disaster vulnerable
    country in the world map. More or less most of the districts of this country are disaster affected. Among these districts
    Gaibandha district is one of them. Gobindoganj upazila of Gaibandha district is very dister vulnerable area. The main disaster
    in this area are (breakdown) river broken, flood, storm, north-western storm (kalboishakhi) sanding in corps field, drought
    and cold wave etc. Each of the union of Gobindoganj upazila are affected by different types of disasters in each year and the
    community lives and their earning sources are seriously affected by the disasters. Though each year there are different
    disasters occure in these areas but we can not see any reflection in district/upazila level work plan. This Disaster
    Management work plan developed for Gobindoganj upazila as a part of comprehensive disaster management.

    1.2 Basic objectives of the planning :

    Creat awareness among the community about disaster risk at family and social level and identify they way of risk
    reduction from all kinds of disasters at family, social, union administration, upazila and district administration level.
    Develop management implementation and risk reduction through utilization of local resources by developed local
    initiatives.
    Local level development planning exercise and implement instant rehabilitation management, remove, recover and
    demand identify of relief.
    Development strategic document for mentioned period and a mentioned area
    Develop a comprehensive plan to work for Disaster Management Committee and related sectors like govt.
    international and national level NGO, donors etc.
    Provide direction to develop planning and implementation for Disaster Management related parthers.
    To conscious ownership, effective partnership, and sincere participation to related community disaster
    management.

    1.3 Introduction of local area :


    1.3.1

    Gographical location of the upazila :

    Short description of the Upazila


    The Upazila is under Gaibandha district.

    Name of Unions around the Upazila : Palashbari Sadar in the North, Kichok and Dewali in the South, Kochua and
    Bonarpara in the East and Ghoraghat City Corporation in the West.

    Short description of the rivers, canals, dams, Roads etc.: There are 6 (six) rivers named Katakhali, Alai, Bangali,
    Kororoya, Akhira and Noleya.There are 14 (forteen) canals named Bhavrar khal, Vita Shakhil khal, Sonatola khal,
    Magharar khal, Bera khal, Krore gasha khal, Jhoulapara khal, Kuripara khal and Nowbhanga khal. The total lengths of
    canals are 90 kilometers. 65 (sisty five) kilometers length of 12 dams, total road length 2,174 kilometers, brick build
    412 kilometers, haringbod (HBB) road 846 kilometers and raw ground road 916 kilometers.

    The Upazila is situated almost 77 kilometers from Division.

    1.3.2

    Size (Area) :
    Earths natural situation like as soil, water, forest, mine etc. The area of this upazila is 460.42 square
    kilometers. All of the area of this upazila is plain land. Most of the land areas are loam soil, some of the areas
    are sandy and some are etala. The main sources of the water are tube-well. Almost 85% to 90% people uses
    tube-well water. There is no forest and mine assets in this area.

    Short description of mouza/villages levels of the Upazila :


    Name of
    Upazila
    Gobindogonj

    Name of Union
    Kamadia

    Katabari
    Shakhara

    Rajahar

    Shapmara

    Dorbosto

    Talukkanupur

    Nakai
    Horirumpur

    Rakhalburuj

    Fulbari

    Gomanigonj

    Kamardaho

    Kochashohor

    Shibpur
    Mohimagonj
    Shalmara

    Union based Mouzas Name


    Bilgon, Baragon, Bechalon, Bihar, Chalita, Changura, Chechar chora, Chelargaon,
    Deogaon, Dousila, Enayatpur, Goyessarpur, Hata, Kamdia, Kochmari, Mohishmari,
    Manikpur, Pulgari, Raghunathpur, Rashicknagar, Shampur, Thaghura, Tiral, Tulat,
    Utabee.
    Ashkura, Bera Bishlia, Bera Bujrukh, Betara, Begholia, Bujrukh Bera, Arajee, Ferusha,
    Katabari, Fulhar.
    Aligon, Aamgon, Argipiyarapur, Ibhangi, Baluya, Banil, Banihara, Batala, Batpara,
    Doihara, Doshnal, Deonala, Deochalita, Dighipara, Garil, Jalla, Jankur, Jerai, Kharita,
    Khurshan, Shahigonj, Makline, Mollapara, Parill, Pahula, Peyarapur, Rajosh, Rougaon,
    Shakhara, Surjogari.
    Kukrail, Anandipur, Baneshor, Barotto, Borgaon, Baurgram, Dhanial, Dhuturbari,
    Doghoria, Dublagari, Goalkandi, Gopalpur, Jhikrail, Kochua, Naogaon, Noroshinghapur,
    Provurampur, Rajahar, Shihipur, Boroipara, Zinaut.
    Ponditpur, Chakrahimpur, Dadhya, Khamarpara, Doghoria, Kotalpur, Kouchakrishnopur,
    Motherpur, Molla, Modonpur, Norengabad, Pajoypur, Chouhutpur, Rampur, Shapmara,
    Sharai, Tarofkamal.
    Avirampur, Dorbosto, Durgapur, Hossanpur, Akhira Fotapur, Singgani, Uttar Shinga, Bari
    Hossanpur, Shatana Balua, Maria, Mirupara, Chak beharimpur, Noldanga, Gobindopur,
    Bogulagari, Bishubari, Shapgachi, Kalikapur, Hatiadoho, Choto Durgapur, Bishwanathpur,
    Chatarpara, Taluk Rohimpur, Gondhorbobari, Rohola, Ramnathpur, Goshipur.
    Bahadurpur, Bera Maloncha, Chack Shibpur, Chack Shinghodanga, Chondipur, Choto
    Jamalpur, Choto Narayanpur, Narichagari, Chiorgram Damudorpur, Damudorpur,
    Daobetto Ramnathpur, Debpur, Komol Narayanpur, Kapashia, Mothurapura,
    Narayanpur, Nodhapur, Par Sundail, Fulbari, Raghobpur, Shingodanga, Shomspara,
    Sundail Tajpur, Talukkanupur, Deliya, Uttar Soyghoria, Uttar Para.
    Dhankhunia, Putiya, Purnador, Bilpurnador, Khukshia, Pogail, Kunjanakai, Kumargari,
    Dumurgacha, Nakai, Shitolgram.
    Kismot Durgapur, Rampura, Bajuniapara, Pakhera, Croregacha, Chackpakhera,
    Ramchandropur, Borodoho, Horirampur, Nowbhanga, Dhundia, Sonaidanga
    Boikonthopur, Taluk Sonaydanga, Uttar horipur.
    Chackmakra, Chandpur, Chandpur Singa, Gobindo nagar, Horinathpur, Bishnupur, Choto
    Avirampur, Kazla, Lontola, Madardoho, Noyapara Krishnopur, Polashbari, Pania,
    Parsonaidanga, Rakhalburuj, Uttar Dhormopur.
    Bamankuri, Boro Roghunathpur, Boro Satail Batail, Boro Shohagi, Baghdaria, Choto
    Shatail Batail, Choto Shohagi, Dighdair, Dighali Rulbari, Fota Ullahpur, Hatiyadoho,
    Kouyagari, Krishnopur, Khanshapara, Kundarpara, kunjamalancha, Malador, Nachikuchi,
    Shakpala, Shampur, Parbotipur.
    Parbotipur, Chockcochmohori, Sundorcol, Gujiyapara, Rajakpur, Kondo Khalaspur, Alipur,
    Dilalpur, Sreepur, Ghuga, Atiyatala, Jarifpur, Goalpara, Anantopur, Tarofmonu,
    Pergoyara, Mirkuchi Modontair, Balubhora, Kuripaika, Cochmodon Barpaika, Krishnopur
    Soyghoria, Gumanigonj, Nagervita.
    Bokchor, Barna, Barna Chandroshekhor, Kondorpopur, Rasulpur, Masra, Kamardoho,
    Barna Akub, Char Parbotipur, Betgara, Mohanagar, Chandpara, Makurai, Digolkandi,
    Tardoho, Vaghgopal, Sahadat, Mohabbpur, Syedpur.
    Jagannatpur, Dhormopur, Singa, Dhorma, Baghkazi, Arjee Sahapur, Sudar Dhap, Horipur,
    Dakkin Sholagari, Kochashohor, Shoktipur, Dharaikandi,, Soyghoria, Ratonpur,
    Mukundopur, Papulia, Habibpur, Bagh gorib, Bongram.
    Rudronagar, Mohadebpur, Maloncha, Keshobpur, Toroneepara, Boro Khodapur,
    Sholagari, Tikri, Parakochua, Sonatola Shakhil, Vita Shakhil, Shibpur, Shibpur Khiribari.
    Puntair, Singhidangi, Balua, Bochadoho, Sreepatipur, Bamonhazra, Kumardanga,
    Jogodishpur, Gopalpur, Jibonpur, Jerai, Pantabari.
    Damgacha, Pocharia, Shakhahati, Nilkonthopur, BuraBure, Barpaika, Ulipur, Shalmara,
    Ghuga, Garamara, Niyamotar Baigune, Ujirpara, Hiyatpur, Habiber Baigune, Kishmotar
    Baiguni, Kolakata Hamsapur, Mirapara.

    1.3.3. Population

    Short description of the total population, male, female and families as per union base :
    Name of
    Unions
    Kamdia
    Katabari
    Shakhahar
    Rajahar
    Shapmara
    Dorbosto
    Talukkanupur
    Nakai
    Horirampur
    Rakhalburuj
    Fulbari
    Gomanigonj
    Kamardoho
    Kochashohor
    Shibpur
    Mohimagonj
    Shalmara
    Total

    Men
    13,121
    16,668
    13,107
    10,633
    9,389
    22,218
    21,365
    19,641
    21,933
    16,546
    11,015
    15,283
    16,358
    17,445
    13,618
    21,933
    13,993
    2,74,266

    Women
    12,995
    15,708
    13,017
    10,689
    9,478
    22,514
    22,410
    19,272
    20,346
    15,607
    10,840
    14,075
    16,606
    17,243
    13,485
    19,829
    15,895
    2,70,009

    Child
    (0-15)
    6,284
    7,769
    6,278
    5,054
    4,651
    10,580
    10,297
    8,980
    10,024
    7,620
    5,201
    6,987
    7,604
    7,980
    6,423
    9,897
    6,820
    1,28,449

    Old
    (60+)
    1,573
    2,266
    1,566
    317
    773
    3,123
    3,137
    2,256
    2,933
    2,395
    1,621
    1,703
    1,137
    2,081
    1,897
    2,505
    1,794
    33,077

    Disable
    58
    142
    65
    112
    92
    374
    289
    336
    118
    159
    89
    201
    84
    166
    193
    217
    196
    2,891

    Total
    Population
    26,226
    32,376
    26,189
    21,322
    18,867
    44,832
    43,785
    38,913
    42,279
    32,153
    21,855
    29,358
    32,964
    32,688
    27,103
    41,768
    29,888
    5,44,235

    Family
    6,658
    7,459
    6,767
    5,132
    4,868
    11,920
    10,945
    7,308
    9,040
    7,335
    5,158
    7,999
    8,032
    8,106
    6,397
    9,258
    6,592
    1,28,974

    Voter
    16,899
    18,990
    17,538
    13,114
    13,000
    28,725
    27,324
    19,533
    27,533
    19,293
    13,519
    17,759
    25318
    24,588
    17,076
    26,926
    17,093
    3,44,228

    Source of Information: Respective Unions Birth, Death registers and Statistical Office.

    1.4 Short description of infrastructure and non-infrastructure related information:


    1.4.1 Infrastructure
    Dams: There are 12 dams in Gobindogonj upazila which length of total 66 kilometers :
    Horirumpur Union : There is a 8 kilometers length and 20 feet hight dam at Horirumpur union. It is from Trimohoni ghat to
    Borodoho ghat. It is situated in ward No. 6, 7, 8, and 9.
    Talukkanupur Union : There is a 5 kilometers length and 7 to 8 feet hight dam at Talukkanupur union. It is from Katakhali to
    Boro Narayanpur. It is situated in ward No. 6, 7, 8, and 9. Almost 50% areas are broken of the dam.
    Katabari Union : There is a 7 kilometers length and 10 to 12 feet hight dam at Katabari union. It is from Full har dungger dor
    to Fakirgonj. It is situated in ward No. 3, 4, and 5.
    Rakhalburuj Union : There is a 12 kilometers length and 10 to 12 feet hight dam at Rakhalburuj union. It is from Nayapara
    Krishnopur to Nayapara Horinathpur Bishnopukur. It is situated in ward No. 1, 2, 7, 8 and 9.
    Fulbari Union : There is a 7 kilometers length and 12 feet hight dam at Fulbari union. It is from Shakpala to Maladhor. It is
    situated in ward No. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5.
    Dorobosto Union : There is a 7 kilometers length and 10 feet hight dam at Dorobosto union. It is from Bishonathpur to
    Bogulagari. It is situated in ward No. 4, 7, 8, and 9.
    Nakai Union : There is a 4 kilometers length and 7 to 8 feet hight dam at Nakai union. It is from Noliya Sluise gate to
    Borodoho Madrasha DB road. It is situated in ward No. 6, 7, 8 and 9.
    Shibpur Union : There are 2 dams of 6 kilometers length and 7 to 8 feet hight 2 at Shibpur union. One dam is located from
    Toronipara to Shibpur and other is from Kocha Shohor to Pachguchi Bazar. It is situated in ward No. 4, 8 and 9.
    Gumanigonj Union : There is a 3 kilometers length and 12 feet hight dam at Gumanigonj union. It is from Shapmara Chairman
    bari to Kaiyagonj. It is situated in ward No. 5.

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    Mohimagonj Union : There is a 4 kilometers length and 12 feet hight dam at Mohimagonj union. It is from Baluya
    Rakhalburuj Shimana to Bhangabari ghat. It is situated in ward No. 3.
    Shapmara Union : There is a 3 kilometers length and 20 feet hight dam at Shapmara union. It is from Chockrahimpur to
    Shahebgonj. It is situated in ward No. 9.

    Sluicegate : There are 10 (ten) Sluicegate in Gobindogonj Upazila


    Horirumpur Union: There is a Sluice gate at Harirumpur Union. It is situated in the joining point of the Alai River. The
    Sluicegate is fully active.
    Rakhalburuj Union: There is a Sluice gate at Rakhalburuj Union. It is situated in the joining point of the Katakhali River. The
    Sluicegate is affected and do not work properly.
    Dorobosto Union: There are 4 (four) Sluicegates at Dorobosto Union named Bishonathpur, Hatiayadoho, Gosaipur and Rahla.
    All the Sluicegates are situated on the river of Korotoya. The all Sluicegates are fine and work properly.
    Nakai Union: There are 2 (two) Sluicegates at Nakai Union. Those are situated in the joining point of the Korotoya. The all
    Sluicegates are fine and work properly.
    Kochashohor Union: There is a Sluicegate at Kochashohor Union. It is situated in the joining point of Vatrer canel. The
    Sluicegate is fully out of order.
    Mohimagonj Union: There is a Sluicegate at Mohimagonj Union. It is situated in the joining point of the river Bangali. The
    Sluisegate is fine and work properly.

    Bridges: There are 440 Bridges including small and big in Gobindogonj Upazila
    Horirumpur Union: There are 25 bridges including small and big in Horirumpur Union. The bridges are situated in
    Songkorgonj-2, Trimohoneeghat, Taluk Sonaidanga-2, Chockpakhera-2, Rampura, Bonerpara joining road, Rampura
    Jouleepara, Croregacha-2, Pakhera-2, Bajuniyapara, Rampura Mazar, Rampura School, Rampura Possim Para, Nakai-2,
    Horipur Purbopara, horirumpur-2, Possim Pogil. The bridges are over the river Alai, Katakhali, Konchidober nala and Pogail
    nala.
    Talukkanupur Union: There are 35 bridges including small and big in Talukkanupur Union. The bridges are situated in
    Chiorgram, Damudorpur-2, Debpur, Soto Jamalpur-2, Chock Singhodanga-2, Fulbari, Nojorer Bhanga-2, Bahadurpur-2,
    Kapasia-2, Raghobpur-2, Nodhapur Kaligola-3, Uttar para, Somspara, in front and behind of Babular bari, Nodhapur,
    Jamalpur-3, in front of Uttar Soyghoriya school, Sundail mor, Bera Maloncha-2 and Komol Narayanpur-2. They are over the
    river of Katakhali and Naleya. Some are bridges are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Katabari Union: There are 60 bridges including small and big in Katabari Union. The bridges are situated in Fulhar Dunggar
    Dor-6, Betara Road-5, Boghdoho Road-4, Fakirgonj-4, Pulpara Road-5, 2 Nos. Katabari-4, Kamdia road-6, Fulher Road-4,
    Betara-3, Kathalbari-2, 5 No. Katabari Road-4, Boghdoho Belabari Road-6. Bara bashalia-3, Bera Bujruk Road-4. Some bridges
    are on the river Korotoya and some are over the marshs (bil). Some are bridges are made in the middle of the road for water
    flowing.
    Rakhalburuj Union: There are 40 bridges including small and big in Rakhalburuj Union. The bridges are situated in Lontoal
    (Gheedanga)-3, Nayapara Krishnopur-2, Chandpur Singa-4, Chandpur-2, Uttar Dhormopur-2, Puiyagari, Lontola-3, Avirampur4, Moynatoli, Dorgapara, Madardoho-4, Gubindonagar-2, Polashbari-2, Bottoly-3, Horinathpur-2 and Rakhalburuj-4. Two
    bridges are on the rive Topshiya. Besides these some of the bridges are situated over the marshs (bil) and some are middle of
    the road for water flowing.
    Fulbari Union: There are 25 bridges including small and big in Fulbari Union. The bridges are situated in Khansapara-2,
    Kundarpara-2, Nachikuchi-3, Deghali Fulbari-2, in fron of Fulbari High School, Bamonkuri-2, Boro Sohagee-2, Shampur,
    Foteullahpur-2, Sakdoho-2, Kunderpara, Kunja maloncho-3, Bagdoriya and Katakhali. There are some bridges over the
    Bangali River.

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    Dorbosto Union: There are 40 bridges including small and big in Dorbosto union. There are 2 in Avirumpur, Dorbosto-3,
    Durgapur, Akhira Fotepur, Sinjanee, Uttar Singa, Bari Hossanpur, Satana Balua-2, Mirupara, Chak birehimpur, Noldanga
    Gobindopur-2, Bogulagari-3, Maria, Kalikapur-2, Hatiadoho-2, Choto Durgapur-2, Bishawnathpur-3, Taluk Rahimpur,
    Bishubari-3, Rohola, Ramnathpur-2, Choroktola and Gosaipur-3. One briege is situated over the Korotoya River and some are
    sitated over the marshs (bil).
    Nakai Union: There are 19 bridges including small and big in Nakai union. There are 2 in Dhankhunia, Khokshia, 4 Pogail 4,
    Kunjonakai, Kumargari 2, Dumurgacha Nakai 2, Putiya 2, Purnodor 3 and Shitolgram. Two bridges are situated over the
    Korotoya River and some are sitated over the marshs (bil).
    Shibpur Union: There are 25 bridges including small and big in Shibpur union. There are 3 in Sreemukh, Vita Shakhil-2, 2 in
    Shibpur, Rajbari-2, Rudranagor-2, 2 in Chokondair, Puiyagari-2, 2 in Boro Khodapur, 2 in Taroneepara, Choitorbari, Bar Tikree
    2 and there are 3 in Taronipara road. Some bridges are situated over Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water
    flowing.
    Kochashohor Union: There are 10 bridges including small and big in Kochashahor. All the bridges are situated in Kalitola,
    Boirage Bazar, Chandpara, Sahapur, Taragona, Fulpara, Dakumara, Dharaikandi, Horipur and Dokkhin Sholagari. Some
    bridges are situated over Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water flowing.
    Shalmara Union: There are 40 bridges including small and big in Shalmara Union. All the bridges are situated in
    Malindohoghat-2, Ujirerpara-2, Shahpara, Habiber Baigune-2, Hiyatpur-2, Banger ghat, Nilkonthopur-3, Khamarer ghat,
    Barpaika-3, Buraburi-3, Pocharia-2, Ashadoho Road-3, Jibongari-3, besides the house of Monju Chairman-2, Shakhahati-2,
    Hamsapur-2, Kolakata-3, Garamara and Ulipur-2. There is a Bridge over the Bangalee Nadi. Some bridges are situated over
    Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water flowing.
    Gumanigonj Union: There are 40 bridges including small and big in Gumanigonj. All the bridges are situated in Parbotipur-3,
    Sondorkol, Gujia Para-3, Rojakpur, Kanda Kalashpur-2, Alipur, Dilalpur-2, Sreepur-2, Ghuga, Atiyatola-3, Jarifpur, Goalpara,
    Anantopur-3, Pargoyara-3, Mirkuchi Modontair-2, Baluvhora, Kuripaika, Cochmodon Barpaika-2, Krishnopur Soyghoria-3,
    Gumanigonj-2, Nagervita-2. There are 2 (two) bridges are situated over the Korotoya River. Some bridges are situated over
    Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water flowing.
    Kamdia Union: There are 14 bridges including small and big in Kamdia union. All the bridges are situated in Kamdia-2, Chalita,
    Dhormopur, Chak Manikpur-3, Raghunathpur, Dhouyachila, Haitor-2, Teghora and Boilgram-2. Some bridges are situated
    over Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water flowing.
    Mohimagonj Union: There are 20 bridges including small and big in Mohimagonj union. All the bridges are situated in
    Sreepatipur-3, Gopalpur-2, Puntair-3, Singeedangi-2, Baluya-3, Jogodishpur, Bochadoho-2, Kumardanga-3 and Jerai. Some of
    brieges situated over the Bangali River. Some bridges are situated over Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water
    flowing.
    Kamardoho Union: There are 15 bridges including small and big in Kamardoho union. All the bridges are situated in
    Bockchor-2, Rasulpur, Kamardoho-2, Chaprigonj-2, Gouchapara, Chakpara, Masta-2, Betgara, Parbotipur, Barna Akub and
    Baghgopal. Some bridges are situated over Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water flowing.
    Shapmara Union: There are 11 bridges including small and big in Shapmara union. All the bridges are situated in Panditpur,
    Chakrahimpur-2, Dadoya, Khamarpara, Coucha Krishnopur, Kotalpur, Shapmara-2, Tarof Kamal and Dobariya. One bridge is
    situated in the Korotoya canal. Some bridges are situated over Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water flowing.
    Shakahar Union: There are 10 bridges including small and big in Shakhar union. All the bridges are situated in Banihali
    Boiragirbazar Road, Vatpara, Balla pukur, Doshnal, Mollapara, Kamdiya, over the balla canal, Royagaon, Shakhar and Gharill.
    Some bridges are situated over Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water flowing.
    Rajahar Union: There are 6 bridges including small and big in Rajahar union. All the bridges are situated in Panitola,
    Dublagari-2, Dhuturbari, Baurgram and Rajahar. Some bridges are situated over the Gangnai River and Panitola Canal. Some
    bridges are situated over Marshs (Bil), some are middle of the road for water flowing.

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    Culverts : There are 940 culverts including small and big in Gobindoganj Upazila:
    Horirumpur Union: There are 30 culverts including small and big in Horirumpur union. There are 3 culverts in Par Dhundia,
    Near the Eidgah mat of Bajuniyapara, 3 culverts in Harirumpur, 2 in Ramchandropur, 2 in near the Nolaya river, 2 in Horipur,
    4 in Taluk Sonaidanga, 3 in Trimohoneeghat, 4 in Crorgacha 4 in Nakai and 2 in Chakpakhera. Those are over the Harirumpur
    canel, Naleya canel and Horipur canel. Some culverts are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Talukkanupur Union:There are 65 culverts including small and big in Taluk kanupur union. It is situated in Jumar Ghor Nakai
    Hat-5, Basudebpur-4, Bera Maloncha-3, Baluapara-3, Chondipur-4, Jamalpurhat-5, Chock Singhodanga-4, Raghobpur-3,
    Taleya and Bera Moloncha Road-7, Taleya Majheepara-5, Mothurapur-4, Nodhapur-5, Kapasia-4, Fulbari-4 and Raghobpur-5.
    Some culverts are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Katabari Union: There are 80 culverts including small and big in Katabari Union. Hamidpur-7, 3 culverts are situated in front
    of house of Yunus, in front of house of Labukhan-3, in front of house of Jahirul-2, in front of house of Hamid-3. Fulhar-8, in
    front of house of Shamsul member-3, house of Bakir Bari and house of Abed Ali. Katabari-7, house of Ahammed-2, house of
    Latif, Syed Ali-2 and Minajul-3. Other culverters are situated in Polupara-7, Betara-7, Kathalbari-6 and Boghdoho-5. Bera
    bishlia-5 and Bera Bujruk-4. Some culverts are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Rakhalburuj Union:There are 36 culverts including small and big in Rakhalburuj Union. The culverts are situated in Kamar
    para-4, Gorjanpara, Pania-3, Gobindo Nagar-4, Lantola-3, Rakhal Buruj-5, Chandpur-3, Motherdoho-3, Avirumpur-4,
    Polashbari-2, Horinathpur-4. Some culverts are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Fulbari Union: There are 40 culverts including small and big in Fulbari Union. The culverts are situated in Fulbari-5, Dikdair-4,
    Maladoho-3, Kunderpara-4, Shakdoho-3, Bamonkuri-4, Boro Satail Batail-5, Boro Shohagi-3, Khansapara-2, Kouyagari-3,
    Kunja Maloncha-4. All culverts are good condition and those are not situated over the any river or canals.
    Dorobosto Union: There are 90 culverts including small and big in Dorobosto Union. The culverts are situated in Avirumpur-4,
    Dorbosta-5, Durgapur-3, Hossanpur, Akhira Fotepur-3, Singjani, Uttar Singa-2, Bari Hossanpur-5, Satana Baluya-5, Maria-5,
    Mirupara-4, Chock Berahimpur-4, Naldanga-1, Gobindopur-5, Bogulagari-4, Bishubari-4, Shap gachi-5, Hatiyadoho-4, Choto
    Durgapur-4, Bishawnathpur-4, Satarpara-2, Taluk Rahimpur-4, Gondhorbobari-1, Rohola-5, Ramnathpur-3 and Gosaipur-3.
    Some culverts are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Nakai Union: There are 6 culverts including small and big in Nakai Union. There culverts are situated in Sitolgram-2, Pogil-2,
    Dhankhunia and Purnador-1 and Naleya-1.
    Shibpur Union: There are 60 culverts including small and big in Shibpur Union. The culverts are situated in Sholagari-5,
    Taroneepara-4, in front of Taper house-2, Malencha Kamarer Hat-5, Chokendarhar-6, Rudronagar Kumargari-6, Shibpur-5,
    Shibpur ward No. 8 8, Sonatola Shakil-4, Vita Shakil-4, Sreemukh-3, Para Kochua-4 and Keshobpur-4. Some culverts are
    made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Kochashohor Union: There are 52 culverts including small and big in Kocha Shohor Union. The culverts are situated in
    Jagonnathpur-4, Dhormopur-5, Bhag Kazi-3, Arjee Sahapur-5, Sahapur-2, Suder Dhap-3, Horipur-4, Dokhin Sholagari-4, Kocha
    Shohor-5, Shaktipur-2, Dharaikandi-2, Soyghoriya, Mukundopur-3, Papuliya-2, Habibpur-3, Bhag Gorib and Bonogram-3.
    Some culverts are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Shalmara Union: There are 70 culverts including small and big in Shalmara Union. The culverts are situated in Damgacha-4,
    Pochariya-5, Shakhahati-4, Nilkonthopur-1, BuraBure-6, Barpaika-4, Ulipur-2, Shalmara-5, Ghuga Garamara-7, Niyamoter
    Baigune-6, Ujirpara-4, Hiyatpur-6, Habiber Baigune-4, Kishmoter Bahgune-3, Kolakata-4, Hamsapur-1 and Mirapara-4.
    Gumanigonj Union: There are 85 culverts including small and big in Gomanigonj union. The culverts are situated in Parboti
    pur-5, Chak Koch Mohoree-4, Sundor Cole-7, Gujiyapara-7, Rojakpur-3, Kando Khalaspur-3, Alipur-5, Dilalpur, Sreepur-5,
    Gugha-3, Atiyatola-3, Jarifpur, Goyal para-4, Anantopur-6, Tarofmonu-1, Pargoyara-7, Mirkuchi Modontair-3, Baluvhora-5,
    Kuri paika-3, Cochmodon Barpaika-1, Kirshno Soyghoriya-3, Gumanigonj-4 and Nagervita-1. Some culverts are made in the
    middle of the road for water flowing.
    Kamdia Union: There are 25 culverts including small and bigh in Kamdiya Union. The culverts are situated in Poiyagari-4,
    Boilgram-1, Dighirhat-6, Borogaon-2, Anayetpur-3, Baro Chapor-3, Kholahati-2, Kamdia-3 and Satiyanchura-1. Some culverts
    are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.

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    Mohimagonj Union: There are 70 culverts including small and big in Mohimagonj Union. The culverts are situated in Puntair8, Singidangi-6, Baluya-5, Bochadoho-5, Sreepatipur-6, Bamonhajra-6, Kumardanga-7, Jagodishpur-6, Gopalpur-5, Jibonpur-5,
    Jerai-6 and Pantabari-5. Some culverts are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.
    Kamardoho Union: There are 90 culverts including small and big in Kamardoho Union. The culverts are situated in Bokchor-6,
    Barna-6, Barna Chandroshekhor-4, Kondorppur-5, Rasulpur-5, Masta-6, Kamardoho-7, Barna Akub-6, Char Parbotipur-5,
    Betgara-4, Mohanogor-4, Chandpara-4, Mekurai-6, Digholkandi-7, Tardoho-4, Bagh Gopal-4, Sahadat-1, Mohabbpur-3 and
    Syedpur-5.
    Shapmara Union: There are 56 culverts including small and big in Shapmara Union. The culverts are situated in Ponditpur-5,
    Chakrahimpur-5, Dadhya-1, Khamarpara-4, Dobariya-4, Kotalpur-3, Couchakrishnopur-4, Madarpur-3, Malla-1, Modonpur-5,
    Norengabad-4, Pajoypur-5, Chouhutpur-3, Rampur-2, Shapmara-4, Sharai-1 and Tarofkamal-3. Some culverts are made in the
    middle of the road for water flowing.
    Shakhara Union: There are 70 culverts including small and big in Shakhaher Union. The culverts are situated in Balla-4,
    Royagaon-3, Amgaon-3, Arjee Peyarapur-5, Aybhangee-4, Baneehalee-4, Baneehara-3, Dosnal-3, Deownai-3, Deochalita-3,
    Dighipara-4, Gharil-4, Jalta-1, Jankhur-1, Jerai-3, Kharita-3, Khurshan-1, Makline-2, Mollapara-3, Pairol-1, Pehula-1,
    Piyarapur-1, Rajosh-1, Royagaon-4, Shakhahar-5.
    Rajahar Union: There are 15 culverts including small and big in Rajaher Union. The culverts are situated in Boyurgram, Danial,
    Duturbari, Dogaria, Dublagari, Goyalkandi, Gopalpur, Jekrial, Kachua, Noyoga, Narshinghapur, Provurampur, Rajahar, Kukrial,
    Anindapur & Banashwor.Panitola canal and some culverts are made in the middle of the road for water flowing.

    Road : There are 2,397 kilometers roads including brickbuild, raw ground road and herringbord (HBB)
    road in Gobindogonj Upazila. Total brick build road is 412 kilometers, raw ground road 1,139 kilometers
    and herringbord (HBB) 846 kilometers.
    Horirumpur Union: There are 308 kilometers roads including brickbuild and raw ground road in Horirumpur Union. The brick
    build road is situated from Treemohoneghat to Borodohoghat. The raw ground road is situated from Shongkorgonj to
    Treemohonee, Treemohonee to Sonaidanga barrage, Charpakhera to Rampura Possim para, Horirumpur union to Crorgacha,
    Horirumpur to Bajuniyapara, Horirumpur union to bank of Naleya River, Horirumpur to Taluk Sonaidanga, Dhundiya to
    Horipur, Kishmot Durgapur to Borodoho, Borodoho to Hirirumpur, Sonaidanga Boikonthopur to Nowbhanga, Sonaidanga
    Boikonthopur to Horirumpur. The hights of the roads are 8 to 10 feet. Almost 50-55 kilometers road are floodfree.
    Talukkanupur Union: There are 110 kilometers roads including brickbuild and raw ground road in Taluk kanu pur Union. The
    brick build road is situated from Jamalpur to Bishawroad, Akchollishmile to Basudebpur, Jummer ghat to Sorbosherghat. The
    raw ground road is situated is from Jamalpur to Boro Narayanpur, Dhaperhat to Fakirpara, Jamalpur to Fakirpara, Jamalpur
    to Chondipur paka rasta, Harajer bari to Sundail, Jamalpur to Borodoho, Mothurapur to Uttar Soyghoriya, Basudebpur
    Gucchogram to Bera Maloncha Eidgah to Taleya, Bera Maloncha Eidgah math to Fulbari, Bishawroad Joradighee to Debpur
    throug Damudorpur, Damudorpur to Talukkanupur to Jamalpur hat, Abdul Kaqerar brickfield to Fulbari through Bahadurpur,
    Raghobpur to Talukkanupur, Chakshibpur Bishawroad to Bakirbari, Shomspara Bishowroad to house of Quader Member,
    Bishawroad to Chandipur Club, Jamalpur to Shalmara through Komol Narayanpur through Mothurapur School, Basudebpur
    College to Bera Maloncha Eidgah, Raghobpur to Talubkanupur and Taluk Kanupur UP to Thakurbari. The roads are 7 to 8 feet
    hight. Almost 15 Kilometers road are floodfree.
    Katabari Union: There are 74 kilometers roads including brickbuild and raw ground road in Katabari Union. The brick build
    road is 14 kilometers and raw ground road is 62 kilometers. The brick build road is situated from Kolonee to Ghoraghat and
    raw ground road situated from Ashkura to house of Johirul, Kathalbari to Baghda bazaar, Katabari to Baghda bazaar, Bujruk
    Bera Arajee to Bogdoho, Fulhar to house of Abed Ali, Boghdoho to Baghda bazaar, Bisholia to Kolonee. The roads are 7 to 8
    feet hight and almost 30 kilometers road are floodfree.
    Rakhalburuj Union: There are 113 kilometers roads including brickbuild and raw ground road in Rakhalburuj Union. The brick
    build road is situated from Shimultoli to Shakdoho, Kazla Chowdhury bari to Fulbari Kunder para, Dorgapara to house of
    Khobir Akhand, Chandpursinga to Gobindonogor. The raw ground road is situated from Kazla Chowdhury bari to Mater
    bazaar, Purermath to Abda barrage, Noyapara to Noyabazar, Kunderpara to Maladhor, Abda barrage to house of Toha,
    Gheedang mor to Gobindonogor, Chandpur to Kirshnopur, Materbazar to Dorgapara, Kamarpara to Aabda barrage,
    Munshirhat college to Chak Makra, House of Goni Member to house of Alam Military. The roads are average 8 to 10 feet
    hight and 50-55 kilometers roads are floodfree.

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    Fulbari Union: There are 170 kilometers roads including brickbuild and raw ground road in Fulbari Union. The brick build road
    is situated from Baghdoriya to Mohadebpur, Baghdoriya to College gate. The raw ground road is situated from Fulbari to
    Boro Sohagee, Futanee Bazar to Bishawroad, Boro Satail Batail to Futanee Bazar, Fatullapur to Fulbari, Choto Shohagee to
    Dikdair, Hatiyadoho to Pourashava, Kunja Maloncha to Futane Bazar, Kundarpara to Satail Batial and Nachikuchi to Shakpala.
    Those roads are in between 8 to 10 feet high.
    Dorobosto Union: There are 98 kilometers roads including brickbuild and raw ground road in Dorobosto Union. The brick
    build road is situated from Kalitola to Bogulagari, Baluyahat to Bishubari, raw ground road is situated from Baluahat to
    Dorobosta, Kalitola to Maria, Dorobosto to Hatiyadoho, Bishawnathpur to Dorobosto, Gosaipur to Baluahat, Mirupara to
    Noldanga, Kalitola to Dorobosto, Dorobosto to Bishawroad, Bishawroad to Baluahat, Choto Durgapur to Sinjanee. The hight
    of those of the roads are in between 8 to 10 feet.
    Nakai Union: There are 85 kilometers roads including brickbuild and raw ground road in Nakai Union. The brick build road is
    situated from Nakai to Borodohoghat, Simultolee to Borodohoghat and Simultolee to Nakaihat College, the raw ground road
    is situated from Nakai to Dhankhuniya, Putiya to Nakai, Purnodor to Sitolgram, Sitolgram to Nakaihat college, Dumurgas to
    Nakaihat college and Pogail to Kunjanakai.
    Shibpur Union: There are 85 kilometers road including brick build road 10 kilometers and raw ground road 75 kilometers in
    Shibpur Union. The brick build road is situated from Sreemukh Rickshaw stand to Para Kochuya through Shibpur union,
    Sreemukh Rickshaw stand to house of Chairman, Mohadebpur house of Nuru Member to Pachguchi Bazar and Kochashohor
    to Teparjan. The raw ground road is situated from Maloncha Pacca to 12 degree Hindupara through Charmatha road,
    Maloncha school to Mohadebpur through Toroneepara through Shibpur, Maloncha Kamarer hat to Chokendahar,
    Mohadebpur Kolar Chipa paka to Rakhalburuj boarder, Mohadebpur charmatha Nuntola to Chalita Tola, Sorder hat High
    School to Sakill road, Shibpur to Rakhalburuj boarder, Shibpur pacca road to Shibpur Eidgah, Sholagari brick field to Khiribiri,
    Para Kochuya breeze to Toroneepara, Choitarbari pacca to Keshobpur and Sholagari to Keshobpur.
    Kochashohor Union: There are 252 kilometers road including brick build and raw ground road in Kochashohor Union. The
    brick build road is situated from Chadpara to Kochashohor, Chadpara to Dharaikandi, Sholagari to Taragona, Suderdhap to
    Dakumara and Ratonpur to Noyarhat. The raw ground road is situated from Jogonnathpur to boiragirhat, Dhormopur to
    Kochashohor, Mukundopur to Sholagari, Kochashohor to Suderdhap, Singa to Kochashohor, Arjee Sahapur to Kochashohor,
    Solaghari to Kochashohor, Vaghgorib to Bonogram and Kochashohor Dharaikandi. Those roads are in between 5 to 7 feet
    hight.
    Shalmara Union: There are 104 kilometers roads including brick build and raw ground in Shalmara Union. The brick build
    roads are situated from Sonatola to Mohimagonj, Shakhahati to Shalmara, Shalmara to Bangerghat and Railgate Boriyar hat
    to Buraburi. The raw round roads are situated from Shalmara to Banger ghat, Nilkonthopur to Shalmara, Buraburi to
    Shalmara, Shalmara to Hamsapur, Bangerghat to Shakhahati, Jibongari to Shalmara and Malindoho ghat to Buraburi. The
    hight of those roads are in between 6 to 7 feet.
    Gumanigonj Union: There are 147 kilometers roads including brick build and raw ground in Gumanigonj Union. The brick
    build roads are situated from Anantopur to Jarifpur, Anantapur to Pargoyara, Pargoyara to Ghuga Kalitola. The raw ground
    roads are situated from Gumanigonj to Firushaghat, Sreepur to Gumanigonj, Pargoyara to Alipur, Alipur to Gumanigonj,
    Nagervita to Dilalpur, Atiyatola to Gumanigonj, Anantapur to Krishnopur Soyghoria and Kalashpur to Mirkuchi Modontair.
    The roads are 5 to 6 feet high.
    Kamdia Union: There are 255 kilometers road including brick build and raw ground in Kamdiya Union. The brick build roads
    are situated from Kamdiya to Chiorgaon, Chiorgaon to Raghunathpur, Pouyagari to Hightor, Hightor to Kamdiaya, Shampur
    to Kamdiya, Rashiknagar to Rashiknagar and Rashiknagar to Kamdiya. The raw ground roads are situated from Borogaon to
    Dhormopur, Shampur to Anayetpur, Rashiknagar to Kamdiya, Kamdiya to Manikpur, Raghunathpur to Satiyanchura,
    Satiyanchura to Kamdiya, Kholahati to Terail, Kochmaree to Boilgram and Pouyagari to Chiyorgaon through Kamdiya. Those
    roads are in between 7 to 8 feet high.
    Mohimagonj Union: There are 125 kilometers roads including brick build and raw ground in Mohimagonj Union. The brick
    burild roads are situated from Mohimagonj to Kochashohor, Mohimagonj to Kochuya, Kumardanga to Baluya. The raw
    ground roads are situated from Puntair to Jibonpur, Jibonpur to Jerai, Mohimagonj to Jerai, Sreepatipur to Mohimagonj,
    Jagodishpur to Mohimagonj, Pantabari to Bamonhajra through Mohimagonj, Singidangi to Muntail. Those roads are in
    between 8 to 10 feet high.

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    Kamardoho Union: There are 170 kilometers roads including Brick build and raw ground in Kamardoho Union. The brick build
    road is situated from Bokchor to Kamardoho, Betgara to Rasulpur and Makurai to Kamardoho. The raw ground roads are
    situated from Chaar Parbotipur to Burna Akub, Bokchor to Kamardoho, Rasulpur to Kamardoho, Betgara to Kondorppur,
    Digholkandi to Kamardoho, Kamardoho to Tardoho, Mohanogor to Vaghgopal through Syedpur, Masta to Makurai, Makurai
    to Barna Chandrashekhor and Chandpara to Kamardoho. The all of the roads are 8 to 10 feet high.
    Shapmara Union: There are 150 kilometers roads including brick build and raw ground in Shapmara Union. The brick build
    roads are situated from Panditpur to Shapmara, Shapmara to Matherpur, Rampur to Tarafkamal. The raw ground roads are
    situated from Tarafkamal to Modonpur, Modonpur to Dohariya, Norengabad to Ponditpur, Shapmara union to Kotalpur,
    Shapmara to Chakrahimpur, Chakrahimpur to Rampur, Narengabad to Chakrahimpur, Khamarpara to Shapmara, Molla to
    Rampur and Chouhutpur to Shampara. The all of the roads are 8 to 10 feet high.
    Shakahar Union: There are 142 kilometers roads including brick build and raw ground in Shakhahar Union. The brick build
    roads are situated from Jankhur to Dighipara, Dosonal to Shakahar, Shakahar to Deochalita. The raw ground roads are
    situated from Balla to Aamgaon, Banihara to Deonai, Deonai to Pairol, Mollapara to Shakahar, Shakahar to Gharill, Piyarapur
    to Royagaon, Surjogari to Shakahar, Banihara to Rajosh, Aybhangee to Kharita and Deochalita to Khurshan. The all of the
    roads are 8 to 10 feet high.
    Rajahar Union: There are 107 kilometers roads including brick build and raw ground in Rajahat Union. The brick build roads
    are situated from Panitola to Baurgram, Rajahat to Banesshor and Kochua to Doghoriya. The raw ground roads are situated
    from Dublagari to Jenout, Gopalpur to Banesshor, Doghoria to Kukrail, Rajahar to Norsinghopur, Rajahar to Provurampur,
    Gopalpur to Rajahar, Goalkandi to Sihipur and Banesshor to Rajahar. The all of the roads are 8 to 10 feet high.

    Irregation Facilities: There are 194 Deep Tubewell and 5,585 Shallow Machines in Gobindogonj Upazila. The water of
    these Deep Tubewells and Shallow Machines has been used for irrigation. Besides these water uses for of IRRI paddy, wheat,
    potato and Bhutta field irrigation and also use its water for drinking, cooking and bathing. Deep tubewell and shallow
    machines are use in summer season for irrigation. Some are shallow machines are establish in the bank of the river and take
    the water from the river for irrigation. The water of those Deep Tubewells and Shallow Machines also use for cloths washing.

    Hat Bazzar : There are 64 Bazzars including small and big in Gobindogonj Upazila. Among these 22
    Bazzars sits Hat and 42 Bazzars are not sitting Hats.
    Horirumpur Union: There are 8 Hats/Bazzars in Horirumpur Union. Those are Croregacha Shibar Bazzar, Natun Bazar,
    Tatultoli Bazzar, Jadur Bazzar, Songkorgonj Bazar, Hazir Bazar, Borodoho Bazar, Croregach Burir Vita Bazzar. Some days of the
    week sitting hats and rest of all days of the week sitting Bazzar. The all Bazzars are not belongs to Government Lease. So
    there are no sitting Hats. There are 130 Shops in Croregacha Shibar Bazar, 110 shops in Natun Bazar, 90 shops in Tatultoli
    Bazzar, 80 shops in Jadur Bazzar, 100 shops in Songkorgonj Bazzar, 60 shops in Hazir Bazzar, 100 shops in Borodoho Bazzar,
    and 80 shops in Croregach Burir Vita Bazar.
    Talukkanupur Union: There are 8 (eight) Hat Bazzars in Taluk Kanupur Union. Those are Taluk Kanupur Bazar, Zamalpur
    Bazzar, Basudebpur Bazzar, mothurapur Bazzar, Debpur Bazzar, Bahadurpur Bazzar, Damudorpur Bazzar and Katakhali
    Baluya Bazzar. Except Katakhali Bazzar no sitting Hats but sitting bazzars all days in the week. Because all of the Bazzars are
    not belongs to Government Lease except Katakhali Baluya Bazzar. There are 210 shops in Taluk Kanupur Bazzar, 100 shops in
    Zamalpur Bazzar, 200 shops in Bashudebpur Bazzar, 60 shops in Mothurapur Bazzar, 40 shops in Debpur Bazzar, 30 shops in
    Bahadurpur Bazzar, 20 shops in Damudorpur Bazzar and 220 shops in Katakhali Baluya Bazzar. Katakhali Baluya Bazzar is
    sitting hats on Monday and Friday and 2 Samittee in Katakhali Baluya Bazzar and 2 Samittee in Taluk Kanupur Bazzar. Rest of
    the Bazzars has no any Samittee.
    Katabari Union: There are 2 (two) Hat Bazzars in Katabari Union. Those are Baghda Bazzar and Kathakhali Bazzar. Baghda
    Bazzar sitting hats on Saturday and Tuesday but Katakhali Bazzar is not belongs to Government Lease so there is no sitting
    Hat but everyday sitting Bazzars. There are 250 shops in Baghda Bazzar, 240 shops in Kathakhali Bazzar, 3 Samittees in
    Baghda Bazzar and 2 Samittees in Katabari Bazzar.
    Rakhalburuj Union: There are 7 Hats and Bazzars in Rakhalburuj Union. Those are Dhormopur Bazzar, Fokirpara Bazzar,
    Amtoli Bazzar, Horinathpur Bazzar, Chandpur Singa Bazzar, Gheedanga Bazzar and Pirpoll Bazzar. Do not sit Hats but
    everyday sits Bazzars. All Bazzars are not belongs to Government Lease. There are 250 shops in Dhormopur Bazzar, 40 shops

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    in Fakirpara Bazzar, 180 shops in Amtoli Bazzar, 80 shops in Horinathpur Bazzar, 40 shops in Chandpur Singa Bazzar, 200
    shops in Gheedanga Bazzar and 30 shops in Pirpall Bazzar.
    Fulbari Union: There is a Bazzar in Fulbari Union. The name of the Bazzar is Futani Bazzar. Do not sit Hat but everday sits
    Bazzars. The Bazzar is not belongs to Government Lease. So do not sit Hat in this bazzar. There are 80 shops in Futani Bazzar.
    Dorobosto Union: There are 6 Hats and Bazzars in Dorbosto Union. Those are Komorpur Bazzar, Baluyahat Bazzar, Charaktola
    Bazzar, Kalitola Bazzar, Horitolla Bazzar, Poradoho Bazzar. Hat sits in Saturday and Wednesday in Komorpur Bazzar, Tuesday
    and Friday in Baluyahat Bazzar and Mongo Bazzar. Rest of the Bazzars does not sit Hat but everyday sit Bazzar. Komorpur
    Bazzar and Baluyahat Bazzar are belongs to Government Lease so there sit Hats and rest of the Bazzars are not belongs to
    Government Lease so there are no sits Hats. There are 342 shops in Komorpur Bazzar, 450 shops in Baluyahat Bazzar, 70
    shops in Charaktola Bazzar, 60 shops in Kalitola Bazzar, 45 shops in Horitola Bazzar and 25 shops in Poradoho Bazzar.
    Nakai Union: There are 4 (four) Hat Bazzars in Nakai Union. Those are Simultoli Bazzar, Natun Bazzar, Nakaihat Bazzar and
    Rother Bazzar. Nakaihat Bazzar sits Hat on Saturday and Tuesday and rest of the Bazzar every sits Bazzar. Nakaihat Bazzar
    belongs to Government Lease so in this Bazzar sits Hat everyday. Rest of the Bazzar are not belongs to Government Lease so
    there does not sits Hat. There are 32 shops in Simultali Bazzar, 70 shops in Natun Bazar, 325 shops in Nakaihat Bazar and 100
    shops in Rother Bazzar.
    Shibpur Union: There are 4 Hats and Bazzars in Shibpur Union. Those are Sarderhat Bazzar, Pachgachi Bazzar, Kamarerhat
    Bazzar and Sreemukh Bazzar. Sarderhat Bazzar sits Hats on Friday and Monday and Kamarerhat Bazzar sits Hats on Saturday
    and Tuesday. There are no sits Hats in Pachgachi Bazzar and Sreemukh Bazzar because those bazzars are not belongs to
    Government Lease but Bazzars sits everyday of the week. There are 145 shops in Sarderhat Bazzar, 80 shops in Pachgachi
    Bazzar, 140 shops in Kamarerhat Bazzar and 55 shops in Sreemukh Bazzar.
    Kochashohor Union: There are 6 Hats and Bazzars in Kochashohor Union. Those are Kochashohor Bazzar, Chandpara Bazzar,
    Boiragee Bazzar, Bunatola Bazzar, Dunggar more Bazzar and Noyarhat Bazzar. There is no sit Hats in Dunggarmore Bazzar but
    everyday sits Bazzar because this Bazzar is not belongs to Government Lease. Kochashohor Bazzar sits Hats on Sunday and
    Wednesday, Chandpara Bazzar sits Hats on Monday and Friday, Boiragee Bazzar sits Hats on Saturday and Tuesday, Bunatola
    Bazzar sits Hats on Saturday and Tuesday and Noyarhat Bazzar sits Hats on Saturday and Tuesday. Except Dunggarmore
    Bazzar rest of the all Bazzars are belongs to Government Lease. There are 365 shops in Kochashohor Bazzar, 220 shops in
    Chandpara Bazzar, 250 shops in Boragee Bazzar, 200 shops in Bunatol Bazzar and 180 shops in Noyarhat Bazzar.
    Shalmara Union: There are 2 Hats and Bazzars in Shalmara Union. Those are Shalmara Bazzar and Buraburee Bazzar. There is
    no sits Hat in Buraburee Bazzar but bazzars sits everyday because this bazzar is not belongs to Government Lease. There are
    sits Hats on Monday and Thursday in Shalmara Bazzar because those bazzars are belongs to Government Lease. There are
    150 shops in Shalmara Bazzar and 45 shops in Buraburee Bazzar.
    Gumanigonj Union: There are 6 Hats and Bazzars in Gumanigonj Union. Those are Fulpukuria Bazzar, Pargoyara Bazzar,
    Jarifpur Bazzar, Nengra Bazzar, Kalitola Bazzar and Kaiyagonj Bazzar. There is no sits Hats except Fulpukuriya Bazzar but
    bazzar sits everyday. Those Bazzars are not belongs to Government Lease. So that, there are no sittings Hat. In Fulpukuriya
    sits Hats on Sunday and Wednesday. There are 215 shops in Fulpukuriya Bazzar, 47 shops in Pargoyara Bazzar, 25 shops in
    Jarifpur Bazzar, 20 shops in Neranga Bazzar, 18 shops in Kalitola Bazzar, and 45 shops in Kaiyagonj Bazzar.
    Kamdia Union: There are 2 Hats and Bazzars in Kamdiya Union. Those are Kamdiya Bazzar and Digheerhat Hazzar. There are
    sits Hats on Sunday and Thursday in Kamdiya Bazzar and Saturday and Tuesday sits Hats in Digheerhat Bazzar. There are
    1200 shops in Kamdiya Bazzar and 500 shops in Digheerhat Bazzar.
    Mohimagonj Union: There is a Hat/Bazzar in Mohimagonj Union named Mohimagonj Bazzar. There is sitting Hat on Saturday
    and Tuesday in Mohimagonj Bazzar. This Bazzar is belongs to Government Lease. There are 220 shops in Mohimagonj Bazzar.
    Kamardoho Union: There is a Hat/Bazzar in Kamardoho Union. This is called Kamardoho Bazzar. There sits Hats on Sunday in
    Kamardoho Bazzar. This Bazzar is belongs to Government Lease. So there is sitting Hat. There are 1200 shops in Kamardoho
    Bazzar.
    Shapmara Union: There are 2 Hats and Bazzars in Shapmara Union. Those are Shapmara Bazzar and Sahebgonj Bazzar. There
    are sitting Hats on Monday and Friday in Shapmara Bazzar and Saturday and Tuesday sits Bazzar in Shahebgonj Bazzar. Those
    Bazzars are belongs to Government Lease. There are 1200 shops in Shapmara Bazzar and 350 Bazzars in Shahebgonj Bazzar.

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    Shakhahar Union: There is a Hat/Bazzar in Shakhara Union named Shakhara Bazzar. There are no Hats in Shakhahar Bazzar
    but sitting Bazzars everyday. This Bazzar is not belongs to Government Lease. So there there is sitting Hat. There are 80 shops
    in Shakhahar Bazzar.
    Rajahar Union: There are 3 Hats and Bazzar in Rajahar Union. Those are Rajahar Bazzar, Kochua Bazzar and Banessor Bazzar.
    There are sitting hats in Rajahar Bazzar on Monday and Friday and on Saturday and Tuesday sitting hats in Banessor Bazzar.
    Those Bazzars are belongs to Government Lease So that there are sitting Hats. There are 200 shops in Rajahar Bazzar and 150
    shops in Banessor Bazzar.

    1.4.2 Social Assets:


    Houses : There are brick build, semi brick build, tin, mud and Soner houses in Gobindogonj Upazila. The houses are made
    with Brick, wood-tin, Mud and Son etc. There are 2,48,876 houses in Gobindogonj Upazila. Among them 51,449 houses are
    brick build and 1,97,381 mud/sone/tin-wood build.
    Water : The main sources of the drinking water are Tube-well, Tara-pump and dig-well. Among them there are 93,055 Tubewells, 45 Tara-pumps and 04 are dig-well. 90,545 water sources are good condition and 2,559 water sources are out of order.
    35,500 to 36,000 Tube-wells are useable during flood. 10-12 thousands Tube-wells are useable during serious flood. Almost
    90% people using Tube-well water.
    Sanitation Facilities : There are 66,020 sanitary latrines in Gobindogonj Upazila. Among them 20,500-21,000 sanitary latrines
    are useable during flood. Only 9-10 thousands sanitary latrines are useable during serious flood. Almost 65% people using
    sanitary latrines in this Upazila.

    Educational Institutions/Library:
    Short description of Government, non-government primary schools, high schools, madrashas, colleges and libraries of
    Gobindogonj Upazila.
    In each union of Gobindogonj upazila has Government, registered primary schools, non-government schools and high
    schools. Some unions have also colleges, madrashas and libraries. List and details of govt. primary schools, registered
    primary schools, non-government high school, colleges, madrashas and libraries are attached.

    Religious Institutions : There are 990 Mosques, 105 Temples and 07 Churses in Gobindogonj Upazila.
    Horirumpur Union: There are 60 Mosques in Horirumpur Union. There are 4 in Rampura, Durgapur, Kisamot Durgapur 3, 3 in
    Horipur, 3 in Bajuniyapara, Pakhera-4, Baluyapara-2, 5 in Borodoho, 2 in Kutipara, Berervita-3, Nowvanga 4, Crorgacha 5,
    Dhundia 3, Sonaidanga Boikhontopur 3, Uttar Horipur 2, Horirumpur 4, Chak Pakhera 3, Matiyagora, Mondolpara-2,
    Andariya-3. There are 14 temples in Horirumpur union. Those are Thakurbari, Shibarbazzar, Bajuniyapara 3, Gunerbari,
    House of Rambabu Master, House of Sochin Sarker, Borodoho Bazzar, Tatultole Bazzar, Bureer Vita 2 and Rampura. There
    are 5 times prayer occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those
    mosques. The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Talukkanupur Union: There are 90 mosques in Talukkanupur union. Those are 4 in Bera Maloncha, 3 in Choto Narayanpur, 4
    in Narichagari, 4 in Fulbari, 4 in Taleya, 4 in Bahadurpur, 3 in Mothurapur, 3 in Chiorgram Damudorpur, 3 in Debpur, 5 in
    Singhodanga, 5 in Damudorpur, 4 in Kapasia, 4 in Choto Zamalpur, 4 in Chak Singodanga, 5 in Talukkanupur, 4in Raghobpur, 3
    in Lodapur, 6 in Chondipur, 6 in Smospur, 3 in Tajpur, 5 in Sundail, 3 in Debottor Shalmara and 3 in Chak Shibpur. There are
    10 temples in Talukkanupur Union. Those are Lodapur Kalitola, Talukkanupur, Mothurapur, Damudorpur Hindubari, Fulbari,
    Sahapara, Katakhali, Chiorgram Damudorpur, Basudebpur Bazzar and Singodanga. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those
    mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in
    the temple.
    Katabari Union: There are 45 mosques in Katabari Union. Those are situated in Hamidpur 3, Malekabad 3, Bogurapara 2,
    Purbo Nasirabad 3, Bagdapara 5, Bishlia 4, Uttar Ashkur, Katabari 5, Bogdoho colony 3, Betara 4, Polupara 4, Fulhar 5 and
    Kathalbari 3. There are 5 temples in Katabari Union. Those are situated in Fulhar, Kathalbari, Baropara, Malpara and
    Kusrapara. There are 2 charces in Katabari Union. Those are situated in Adompur and Mission. There are 5 times prayer
    occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The
    Hindues are pray in the temple.

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    Rakhalburuj Union: There are 51 mosques in Rakhalburuj Union. Those are situated in Kazla 3, Dhormopur 3, Uttar
    Dhormopur 3, Jagannathpur 3, Krishnopur 1, Noyapara Krishnopur 1, Avirumpur 3, Lontola 2, Sotho Avirumpur 2, Munshirhat
    1, Palashbari 2, Matherdoho 3, Pirpol 3, Shakhil 2, Chakmakra 4, Dorgapara 3, Rakhalburuj 4, Shimultoli 1, Horinathpur 3,
    Noyapara 2 and Pania 2. There are 8 temples in Rakhalburuj Union. Those are situated in Jugipara, Howladerpara,
    Kamarpara, Pochariya, Majhipara, Geedanga, Palashbari and Purbolontola 2. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those
    mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in
    the temple.
    Fulbari Union: There are 38 mosques in Fulbari Union. Those are situated in Boro Sohagee 2, Soto Sohagee 2, Raghunathpur
    2, Pargunathpur 1, Fodilapur 2, Kunderpara 2, Uttar Fulbari 2, Dakhin Fulbari 1, Malador 3, Shakpala 2, Hatiyadoho 1, Futani
    Bazzar 2, Dikdair 2, Satail Batail 2, Bamonkuri 1, Deghalee Fulbari 1, Foteullahpur 3, Baghbaria 2, Kouyagari 3, Kunda
    Maloncha 1 and Nachikuchi 1. There are 3 temples. Those are situated in Shakpara, Fozilapur and Koipara. There are 5 times
    prayer occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques.
    The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Dorbosto Union: There are 95 mosques in Dorbosto Union. Those are situated in Avirumpur 4, Dorbosto 7, Durgapur 5,
    Hossainpur 4, Akhira Fotepur 4, Singanee 3, Uttar singa 3, Satana Baluya 5, Mariya 4, Mirupara 4, Chak Berahimpur 4,
    Noldanga 3, Gobindopur 3, Bogulagari 5, Bishubari 4, Shapgachi Kalikapur 3, Shapgachi 3, Hatiyadoho 4, Soto Durgapur 4,
    Bishawnathpur 3, Taluk Rahimpur4, gondhorbobari 1, Rohola 3, Ramnathpur 4 and Gosaipur 4. There are 6 temples in
    Dorbosto Union. Those are situated in Avirumpur, Durgapur Kalitola, Bogulagari, Bishubari, Satarpara and Bishawnathpur.
    There are 5 times prayer occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in
    those mosques. The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Nakai Union: There are 60 mosques in Nakai Union. Those are situated in Pogail 6, Nakai 5, Baluyapara 4, Noyapara 4,
    Nakaihat 6, Patoya 6, Khamarpara 5, Rother Bazzar 6, Purandoho 4, Tugnepara 4, Megharchor 5 and Bogulagari 6. There are
    5 temples in Nakai Union. Those temples are situated in Nakaihat, Patoya, Khamarpara, Rother Bazzar and Purandor. There
    are 5 times prayer occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those
    mosques. The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Shibpur Union: There are 54 mosques in Shibpur Union. Those mosques are situated in Sreemukha 4, Keshobpur 4,
    Parakochuya5, Vita Shakhil 4, Sonatola 3, Shibpur 8 No. 4, Shibpur 9 No. 4, Rudnonagar 3, Mohadepub 3, Maloncha 6, Boro
    Khodapur 3, Toroneepara 5, Uttar Sholagari 4 and Bar Tikree 2. There are 3 temples in Shibpur Union. Those are situated in
    Bar tikree, Sorderhat and Shibpur. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and
    Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Kochashohor Union: There are 58 mosques in Kochashohor Union. Those are situated in Shoktipur-4, Dharaikandi-4,
    Soyghoriya-3, Ratonpur-4, Mukundopur-3, Papuliya-2, Habibpur-3, Vaghgorib-4, Bonogram-4, Jagonnathpur-3, Dhormopur-4,
    Singa, Dhorma-3, Vaghkazi, Sahapur-4, Suderdhap-2, Horipur, Dokhin Sholagari-3, Kochashohor-4 and Pepliya. There are 2
    temples are in Kochashohor Union. Those are situated in Mukondopur and Pepliya. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those
    mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in
    the temple.
    Shalmara Union: There are 65 mosques in Shalmara Union. Those mosques are situated in Damgacha 4, Pochariya 4,
    Shakhahati 3, Nilkonthopur 3, Buraburi 5, Barpaika 4, Ulipur 4, Shalmara 5, Ghuga Garamara 4, Niyamoter Baigunee 4,
    Ujirpara 4, Hiyatpur 3, Habiber Baigune 5, Kishmoter Baighune 4, Kolakata 3, Hamsapur 3 and Mirapara 3. There are 3
    temples in Shalmara Union. Those are situated in Ujererpara, Garamara and Nownapara. There are 5 times prayer occurs in
    those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are
    pray in the temple.
    Gumanigonj Union: There are 61 mosques in Gumanigonj Union. Those mosques are situated in Parbotipur 2,
    ChakKochmohoree 2, Sundorcole 2, Gujiyapara 3, Rojakpur 2, Kondo Khalashpur 3, Alipur 3, Dilalpur 3, Sreepur 2, Ghuga 3,
    Atiyatola 4, Jarifpur 2, Goyalpara 3, Anantopur 3, Tarofmonu 1, Pargoyara 3, Mirkuchi Modontair 3, Balubhora 3, Kuripaika 3,
    Kochmodon Barpaika 3, Krishnopur Soyghoriya 3, Gumanigonj 3 and Nagervita 2. There are 3 temples in Gumanigonj Union.
    Those are Nagervita, Sreepur and Gumanigonj and one churse is in Nagervita. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those
    mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in
    the temple.
    Kamdia Union: There are 40 mosques in Kamdia Union. Those are situated in Kamdia-2, Boilgram-2, Borgaon, Satiyachura-3,
    Chalita, Shampur-2, Chiorgaon, Dhouyachila, Deowgao-2, Anayetpur-3, Digheerhat-3, Teghora, Borchapor, Hightor,

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    Dhormopur-3, Chak Manikpur-3, Kochmaree, Puiyagari-3, Chalita, Rashiknagar, Tirail, Roghunathpur, Goyesshorpur and
    Kholahatee. There are 8 temples in Kamdia, Noyapara, Polashottee 2 and Satiyanchura. There are 5 times prayer occurs in
    those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are
    pray in the temple.
    Mohimagonj Union: There are 56 mosques in Mohimagonj Union. Those are situated in Puntair 5, Singeedangee 4, Baluya 5,
    Bochadoho 4, Sreepatipur 4, Bamonjazra 6, Kumardanga 5, Jagodishpur 4, Gopalpur 6, Jibonpur 5, Jerai 4 and Pantabari 4.
    There are 10 temples in Mohimagonj Union. Those are situated in Jagodishpur-2, Sreepatipur-3, Singeedangee-2,
    Kumardang-2 and Mohimagonj. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and
    Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Kamardoho Union: There are 67 mosques in Kamardoho Union. Those are situated in Bokchor 4, Amdol 1, Bokshichor 3,
    Barna 2, Menkapara 3, Kondorppur, Rasulpur 4, Masta 3, Poschim Masta 2, Dokhin Masta 1, Moddho Masta 2, Kamardoho 3,
    Barna Akub 3, Parbotipur 3, Betgara 1, Mohanogor 3, Chandpara 4, Mekurai 1, Digholkanti 4, Tardoho 2, Vaghgopal 1,
    Mohabbpur 1, Chapreegonj 1, Ghoramara 2, Noyapara 2, Fashitola 2, Sherpur 2, Mogoltulee 2 and Syedpur 2. There are 7
    temples namely Fashitola 2, Borom Shohor, Barna Aakub, Chamorgacha, Chapreegonj and Chandpara. There are 5 times
    prayer occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques.
    The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Shapmara Union: There are 42 mosques in Shapmara Union. Those are situate4d in Ponditpur 3, Chakrahimpur 4, Dadhoya 1,
    Khamarpara 3, Dobariya 3, Kotalpur 3, Kouchakrishnopur 1, Motherpur 3, Molla 2, Modonpur 4, Narengabad 1, Pajoypur 3,
    Chouhutpur 1, Rampur 3, Shapmara 3, Sarai 3, Tarofkamal. There are 7 temples in Shapmara Union. Those are situated in
    Shapmara-2, Rampur, Sadarpur, Shahebgonj-2 and Chakrahimpur. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those mosques. There
    is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Shakahar Union: There are 53 mosques in Shakhahar Union. Those are situated in Royagaon-3, Amgaon, Arjee piyarapur-4,
    Ayvhangee-3, Balla, Baneehalee, Baneehara, Doshnal, Deonai-4, Deochalita-3, Digheepara-3, Gharil-3, Jalta, Jankhur-4, Jerai3, Kharita, Khurshan, Makline-2, Mollapara-3, Pirol, Peehula, Piyarapur-3, Rajosh, Shakhahar-3, Shaheegan and Surjogaree.
    There are 7 temples namely Rajosh, Banihalee, Birampur, doshnal and Boirageerhat and 3 churches in Malita, Garill and
    Mekline. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the
    children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in the temple.
    Rajahar Union: There are 55 mosques in Rajahar Union. Those are situated in Kukrail-4, Anandipur-4, Baneshor-3, Borotto,
    Borogaon-4, Baurgram-4, Dhaniyal-3, Dhuturbari-3, Doghoriya, Dublagaree-3, Goyalkandi-3, Gopalpur-4, Ghikorail, Kochuya3, Naogaon, Norosinghopur, Provurumpur-3, Rajahar-3, Sihipur, Boroipara and Zeenaout-3. There are 4 temples in Rajahar
    union. Those are situated in Sotorgram and Provurumpur and one churce in Malita. There are 5 times prayer occurs in those
    mosques. There is continuing Jumar prayer and Arabic education for the children in those mosques. The Hindues are pray in
    the temple and the Cristians are pray in the churses.

    There are 369 Eidgah (where prayer in Eid Jamat) in Gobindogonj Upazila.
    Horirumpur Union : There are 23 Eidgah in Horirumpur Union. Those are situated in Sattaker Eidgah, Durgapur-2 Eidgah,
    Rampura 3, Chakpakhera-2, Ramchandropur-2, Pikepara-2, Namajkhana Eidgah, Croregacha-2, Taluk Sonaiganga-2,
    Pardhundiya, Borodoho-2, Bajuniyapara 1, Horirumpur-2 Eidgah field. There are different religious activities performed in
    those Eidgah except prayer of Eid (Eider Jamat). Two of the Eidgah field also will be used as shelter during natural disaster.
    Talukkanupur Union : There are 40 Eidgah field in Talukkanupur Union. Those are situated in Bera Maloncha, Narichagaree,
    Singodanga-2, Debpur-2, Damudorpur 3, Fulbari-3, Taliya-2, Bahadurpur-2, Kapasia 3, Talukkanupur 3, Raghobpur 2, Chak
    Singodanga-2, Lodapur-2, Sundail 2, Somspara 3, Mothurapur 1, Chondipur 4, Uttar Soyghoriya-2 and Tajpur Eidgah field.
    Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Katabari Union : There are 35 Eidgah field in Katabari Union. Those are situated in Fulhar 3, Nasirabad 3, Malekabad-2, 5 No.
    Katabari-4, Bisholiya 3, Betara 2, Polupara 2, Sodor Colony 2, Kathalbari 2. Askura-3, Bara Basholia-2, Bara Bujruk-3, Fulhar-2
    & Farusha-2. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Rakhalburuj Union : There are 38 Eidgah field in Rakhalburuj Union. Those are situated in Kazla-2, Mather Bazzar, Uttar
    Dhormopur-2, Chandpur 3, Noyapara, Krishnopur 2, Paniya, Gobindonagor 3, Avirumpur-3, Chakmakra-4, Pirpall 2, Purbo

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    Lontola-3, Matherdoho 2, Horinathpur, Kazipara, Rakhalburuj 3, Dhormopur-2, Parsondail-2 and Kamarpara Eidgah. Some
    Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Fulbari Union : There are 30 Eidgah field in Fulbari Union. Those are situated in Boro Shohagee-2, Roghunathpur 2, Fulbari 2,
    Maladoho, Kundapara-2, Bamonkuri-2, Kaouyagari Krishnopur-2, Kunda Maloncha, Sakpara-2, Baghdoriya-2, Boro Satail
    Batail-3, Soto Shohagee-2, Hatiyadoho-2, Khanshapara, Nachikuchi-2 and Kunderpara-2 Eidgah field. Some Eidgah are used
    as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Dorbosto Union : There are 45 Eidgah in Dorbosto Union. Those are Satana Baluya-2, Chak Birahimpur-2, Noldanga,
    Gobindopur-3, Bogulagari-3, Bishubari-2, Kalikapur-2, Shapgachi, Hatiyadoho-2, Soto Durgapur-2, Bishawnathpur-2,
    Satarpara, Taluk Rahimpur-2, Gondhorbbari, Rohola-2, Katakhali Boddobhumi, Ramnathpur, Gosaipur, Avirumpur-3,
    Dorbosto-2, Durgapur, Hossainpur-2, Akhira Fotepur-3, Singanee-2, Uttar Singa Eidgah. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood
    shelter center during flood.
    Nakai Union : There are 20 Eidgah field in Nakai Union. Those are situated in Nakai 4, Pogail 3, Khuksiya, Bilpurandoho-2,
    Kunjo Nakai, Kumargari-3, Dumurgacha, Shitolgram-2, Potuya and Dhankhuniya-2 Eidgah. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood
    shelter center during flood.
    Shibpur Union : There are 11 Eidgah field in Shibpur Union. Those are situated in Sonatola Shakil, Chalitatola, Solagari-2,
    Shibpur-2, Rudronagor, Mohadebpur 2, Maloncha and Toronee Paraburan Dighee. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter
    center during flood.
    Kochashohor Union : There are 10 Eidgah in Kochashohor union. Those are situated in Kochashohor, Alugari, Jagannathpur,
    Noyahat, Vaghkazi, Mukundopur, Habibpur, Vaghgorib and Bongram. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during
    flood.
    Shalmara Union : There are 15 Eidgah in Shalmara Union. Those are situated in Ujererpara, Niayamoter Baigune, Shalmara 2,
    Barpaika, Burabure, Jibongaree-2, Pocharia 2, Kishmoter Baigune, Kolakata, Hamsapur, Ghuga Garamara and Ulipur. Some
    Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Gumanigonj Union : There are 15 Eidgah in Gumanigonj Union namely Balubhora Eidgah, Kaiyagonj Eidgah. Those are
    situated in Anantopur, Jarifpur, Mirkuchi, Pargoyara, Cochmodon, Kuripaika, Nagervita, Krishnopur Soyghoriya, Atitola,
    Ghuga, Fulpukuriya and Kalitola. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Kamadia Union : There are 11 Eidgah field in Kamdia Union. Those are situated in Kamdia-3, Anayetpur, Puiyagari, Boilgram,
    Teghora, Satiyanchura, Rashiknagar, Kochmaree and Birishiri. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Mohimagonj Union : There are 7 Eidgah field in Mohimagonj Union. Those are Aliya Madrasha Eidgah, Kumardanga Eidgah,
    Baluya-2, Puntair, Guliyar, Jibonpur. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Kamardoho Union : There are 21 Eidgah field in Kamardoho union. Those are situated Mogoltule-2, Barna Chandrashekhor,
    Bokchor, Ghoramara-2, Rasulpur-2, Poschim Masta, Subvaipara, Masta, Ranir Digheerpar, Birubare, Kaklemath, Noyapara,
    Mohanagor, Chapreegonj, Barna Akub, Cheragare and Sherpur-2. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during
    flood.
    Shapmara Union : There are 23 Eidgah in Shapmara union. Those are situated in Khalashpur-3, Couchakrishnopur-3, Rampur3, Peerpal-4, Shapmara-4, Shahebgonj-4 and Tarofkamal-2. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Shakhahar Union : There are 15 Eidgah in Shakhahar union. Those are situated in Dosonal, Doihara, Aamgaon, Sahorgachi,
    Boiragirhat, Aligram, Piyarapur, Kharita, Chanpur, Parill, Aybhangee, Balla pukur, Islampur-2 and Vatpara. Some Eidgah are
    used as a Flood shelter center during flood.
    Rajahat Union : There are 10 Eidgah in Rajahar union. Those are situated in Baurgram, Akiriya, Rajahar, Bhangamor,
    Rangamate, Katnagari, Dhuturbari, Panitola and Gopalpur-2. Some Eidgah are used as a Flood shelter center during flood.

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    Health Facilities:
    There is an Upazila Health and Family Welfare Center in Gobindogonj Upazila. There are 8 Doctors and
    12 Nurses are working in this Upazila Health and Family Welfare Center. There are also 4 NonGovernment Health Centers in this Upazila and there are working 15 doctors and 20 Nurses. There are
    63 Community Clinics in this Upazila.
    Horirumpur Union: Horirumpur Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Borodoho Bazzar. There are also 3
    Community Clinics situated in Rampur and Sonaidanga. There are working one SACMO and one FWV. Health services are
    almost good in these community clinics but there is no non-government health center.
    Talukkanupur Union: Talukkanupur Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Talukkanupur Bazzar. There are
    also 4 Community Clinics and situated in Shamspara and Chondipur. There are working one SACMO and one FWV. Health
    services status are almost good in these community clinics but there is no non-government health center.
    Katabari Union: Katabari Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Katakhali Bazzar. There are also 3 Community
    Clinics and situated in Bisholiya and Ulhar. There are working one SACMO and one FWV. Health services status are almost
    good in these community clinics but there is no non-government health center.
    Rakhalburuj Union: Rakhalburuj Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Motherdoho Bazzar. There are also 4
    Community Clinics situated in Rakhalburuj and Dhormopur. There are working one SACMO and one FWV. Health services
    status are almost good in these community clinics but there is no non-government health center.
    Fulbari Union: There is no Health and Family Welfare Center in Fulbari but there are 3 Community Clinics situated in
    Borosatail Batail and Boro Shohagee. There is working one FWV. Health services status are almost good in these community
    clinics but there is no non-government health center.
    Dorbosto Union: Dorobosto Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Charoktola Bazzar. There are also 7
    Community Clinics situated in Dorobosto, Kalikapur, Gosaipur, Bogulagari and Bishubare. There are two SACMO and one
    FWV are working in these community clinics. Health services status are almost good in these community clinics and there is a
    non-government health center namely Surjer Hashi. There are working one doctor and three FWVs. Health services status is
    almost good.
    Nakai Union: Nakai Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Nakaihat Bazzar. There is no other community
    clinic or non-government health center in this union. There are working one SACMO and one FWV. Health services status are
    almost good.
    Shibpur Union: Shibpur Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Borodoho Bazzar. There are also 4 Community
    Clinics situated in Rampur and Sonaidanga. There is a SACMO and one FWV are working in these Community Clinics. Health
    services status are almost good in these community clinics but there is no non-government health center in this union.
    Kochashahor Union: Kochashahor Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Kochashahor Bazzar. There are also
    4 Community Clinics situated in Horipur and Mukondopur. There are two SACMO and one FWV are working in these
    community clinics. Health services status are almost good in these community clinics and there is one non-government clinic.
    There are working two doctors and eight nurses. Health services status is almost good.
    Shalmara Union: Shalmara Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Shalmara Bazzar. There is no other
    community clinic or non-government health center in this union. There are working one SACMO and one FWV in this Union
    Health and Family Welfare Center. Health services status are almost good.
    Gumanigonj Union: Gumanigonj Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Fulpukuria. Beside this there is also a
    Sub-Health Center in Pargoyara. There are working two SACMOs and one FWV in this Union Health and Family Welfare
    Center. Health services status are almost good and there is other 3 non-government Health Centers in this union.
    Kamdia Union: Kamdia Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Kamdia Bazzar. There are also 4 Community
    Clinics. There are working one SACMO and one FWV in this Union Health and Family Welfare Center. Health services status
    are almost good. There is no other community clinic or non-government health center in this union.

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    Shapmara Union: Shapmara Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Borodoho Bazzar. There are 2 community
    clinics situated Rampura and Sonaidanga. There is a one SACMO and one FWV in this Union Health and Family Welfare
    Center. Health services status are almost good but there is no non-government clinic.
    Mohimagonj Union: Mohimagonj Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Mohimagonj Bazzar. There are
    working one SACMO and one FWV in this Union Health and Family Welfare Center. Health services status are almost good
    and there is a non-government clinic.
    Kamardoho Union: Kamardoho Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Kamardoho Bazzar. There are also 3
    Community Clinics. There are working one SACMO and one FWV in this Union Health and Family Welfare Center. Health
    services status are almost good but there is no non-government clinic.
    Rajahar Union: Rajahar Union Health and Family Welfare Center is situated in Borodoho Bazzar. Besides this there are 4
    community clinics situated Rampura and Sonaidanga. There is a SACMO and one FWV. Health services status are almost
    good but there is no non-government clinic.

    Banking Facility:
    There are 23 Banks in Gobindogonj Upazila. Among those Banks there are 11 Government and 12 non-governments Bank.
    Those are Sonali Bank 3, Rupali Bank 1, Janata Bank 2, Krishi Bank 1, Agrani Bank 2, Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank 2,
    Markentile Bank 1, Mutual Trust Bank 1, Islami Bank 2, Grameen Bank 5, City Bank 1 Standard Bank 1 and Dutch Bangla Bank
    1.

    Post Office : There are 35 Post Offices in Gobindogonj Upazila.


    Horirumpur Union: There is a post office situated in Horirumpur Bazzar. Letter and other documents exchange through the
    Post Office. In addition, payment transactions through money order in this post office and deposited amount through saving
    certificate.
    Talukkanupur Union: There are 2 Post Offices in Talukkanupur Union. Those are situated in Uttar Soyghoriya and
    Talukkanupur Bazzar. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving
    certificate.
    Katabari Union: There is a post office situated in Katakhali Bazzar. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post
    Office. In addition, payment transactions through money order in this post office and deposited amount through saving
    certificate.
    Rakhalburuj Union: There are 2 Post Offices in Rakhalburuj Union. Those are situated in Kazla and Amtolee Bazzar. Letter and
    other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving certificate.
    Fulbari Union: There is a post office situated in Fulbari. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post Office. In
    addition, payment transactions through money order in this post office and deposited amount through saving certificate.
    Dorbosto Union: There are 3 Post Offices in Dorbosto Union. Those are situated in Komorpurhat, Bogulabari bazzar and
    Bishubari. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving certificate.
    Nakai Union: There are 2 Post Offices in Nakai Union. Those are situated in Nakaihat and Rother Bazzar. Letter and other
    documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving certificate.
    Shibpur Union: There is a post office situated in Sorderhat Vitashakhil in Shibpur Union. Letter and other documents
    exchange through the Post Office. In addition, payment transactions through money order in this post office and deposited
    amount through saving certificate.
    Kochashohor Union: There are 3 Post Offices in Kochashahor Union. Those are situated in Chandpara, Ratonpur and
    Kochashohor Bazzar. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving
    certificate.
    Shalmara Union: There are 2 Post Offices in Shalmara Union. Those are situated in Jalalabad and Barpaika. Letter and other
    documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving certificate.

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    Gumanigonj Union: There are 2 Post Offices in Gumanigonj Union. Those are situated in Fulpukuria and Pargoyara. Letter and
    other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving certificate.
    Kamdia Union: There is a post office situated in Kamdiya Bazzar. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post
    Office. In addition, payment transactions through money order in this post office and deposited amount through saving
    certificate.
    Mohimagonj Union: There are 2 Post Offices in Mohimagonj Union. Those are situated in Jagodishpur and Mohimagonj
    Bazzar. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving certificate.
    Kamardoho Union: There is a post office situated at Fashitola in Kamardoho Union. Letter and other documents exchange
    through the Post Office. In addition, payment transactions through money order in this post office and deposited amount
    through saving certificate.
    Shapmara Union: There are 3 Post Offices in Shapmara Union. Those are situated in Ponditpur, Shapmara and Shahebgonj
    Bazzar. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving certificate.
    Shakhahar Union: There are 6 Post Offices in Shakhahar Union. Those are situated in Rajabirat, Ponditpur, Shohorgachi,
    Damgari, Digheerhat and Aligram. Letter and other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount
    through saving certificate.
    Rajahar Union: There are 2 Post Offices in Rajahar Union. Those are situated in Panitolahat and Rajabirat Bazzar. Letter and
    other documents exchange through the Post Office and deposited amount through saving certificate.

    Club/Cultural Center :
    There are 49 Club/Cultural Center in Gobindogonj Upazila. Among those 15 Club/Clutural Centers do social developmental
    works and rest of Club/Cultural Centers are not attached with any social works.

    Name of NGO who are working about disaster in this upazila:


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    02
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    04

    Name of NGO/Volunteers
    Organization
    Gram Bikash Kendro
    Gano Unnayan Kendro
    UST
    RDRS

    Related work
    Reduction of Disaster risk
    Mitigation of Monga
    Identify endangered community
    Risk Reduction of Disaster risk

    No. of
    beneficiaries
    7,270
    8,560
    12,864
    7,867

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    06
    07

    CCDB
    BRAC
    SKS

    Mitigation of Monga
    Women rights and small Credit
    Women rights and small Credit

    8,597
    6,483
    7,850

    Project period
    From 01.01.09 to 31.12.2013
    01.01.2010 to 31.12.2013
    01.06.2011 to 30.06.2013
    01.01.2010 to
    31.12.2013
    01.01.2011 to 31.12.2014
    01.01.2010 to 31.12.2013
    01.01.2011 to 31.12.2014

    Play ground : There are 75 play grounds in Gobindogonj Upazila.


    Horirumpur Union: There are 6 play grounds in Horirumpur Union. Those are situated in Ramchandropur, Crogacha,
    Rampura, Sonaidanga Boikonthopur and Taluk Sonaidanga.
    Talukkanupur Union: There are 5 play grounds in Talukkanupur union. Those are situated in Narichagari, Talukkanupur,
    Taltola, Jamalpur and Uttar Soyghoriya etc.
    Katabari Union: There are 6 play grounds in Katabari union. Those are situated in Baghda, Begunbari, Kathalbari, Nasirabad,
    Maligaon and Ashkura.
    Rakhalburuj Union: There are 4 play grounds in Rakhalburuj union. Those are situated in Chormakra, Lontola, Rakhalburuj
    and Horinathpur etc.

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    Fulbari Union: There are 4 play grounds in Fulbari union. Those are situated in Fulbari, Boro Satail Batail, Boro Shohagee,
    Koyagari and Krishnopur.
    Dorbosto Union: There are 4 play grounds in Dorobosto Union. Those are situated in Kalitola, Bishubari, Maria and
    Bogulagari.
    Nakai Union: There are 4 play ground in Nakai Union. Those are situated in Nakaihat, Rother bazzar, Shitolgram and Pogill. All
    of the play grounds are use during disaster.
    Shibpur Union: There are 4 play ground in Shibpur Union. Those are situated in Nakaihat, Rother bazzar, Shitolgram and
    Pogill. All of the play grounds are use during disaster.
    Kochashohor Union: There are 3 play grounds in Kochashohor union. Those are situated in Kochashohor, Chandpara and
    Bunatola.
    Shalmara Union: There are 4 play grounds in Shalmara union. Those are situated in Shalmara, Kolakata Hamsapur, Buraburi
    and Pocharia.
    Gumanigonj Union: There are 6 play grounds in Gumanigonj Union. Those are situated in Krishnopur, Pargoyara, Balubhora,
    Ghuga, Kalitola and Kaiyagonj. One/two of the play grounds are use during disaster.
    Kamdia Union: There are 4 play ground in Kamdia union. Those are situated in Kamdia, Kacherchora, Digheerhat and Chak
    Manikpur.
    Mohimagonj Union: There are 5 play grounds in Mohimagonj union. Those are situated in Mohimagonj Bondor, Mohimagonj
    High School, Rangpur Chinikol, Kumardanga, Mohimagonj College field. One/two of the play grounds are use during disaster.
    Kamardoho Union: There are 4 play grounds in Kamardoho union. Those are situated in Chaprigonj, Mogoltuli, Barna Akub
    and Mohanagor.
    Shapmara Union: There are 4 play grounds in Shapmara union. Those are situated in Shapmara, Shahebgonj, Ponditpur and
    Modonpur.
    Shakhahar Union: There are 5 play grounds in Shakahar union. Those are situated in Sohorgachi, Shakahar, Boiragirhat,
    Digheerhat and Aligram.
    Rajahar Union: There are 3 play grounds in Rajahar Union. Those are Panitolahat, Rajabirat and Baneshor.

    Graveyard/Crematorium: There are 557 graveyards and 43 crematoriums in Gobindogonj Upazila.


    Horirumpur Union: There are 40 graveyards in Horirumpur Union. Those are situated in Kismot Durgapur-2, Bajuniyapara-2,
    Pakhera, Crorgacha-2, Chakpakhera, Ramchandrapur-2, Borodoho-3, Horirumpur-3, Naovanga, Dhundia-2, Sonaidanga
    Boikonthopur, Taluk Sonaidanga-2, Uttar Horipur. There are also 5 Crematoriums those are Banitola, Crorgacha, Borodoho,
    Alshiyar bill and Pikepara.
    Talukkanupur Union: There are 22 graveyards in Talukkanupur. Those are situated in Bera Maloncha, Damudorpur,
    Bahadurpur, Narichagari, Singhodanga, Kamal Narayanpur, Mothurapur, Sundail-2, Chondipur, Talukkanupur, Somspara and
    Tajpur. There are also 3 Crematoriums in Talukkanupur union. Those are Damudorpur, Noriya Taliya and Katakhali.
    Katabari Union: There are 10 graveyards in Katabari union. Those are Nasirabad, Malekabad, Katabari/Bisulia, Hydrakuri,
    Kathalbari, Sodor Colony and Kotiabari. There are also 4 crematoriums in Katabari. There are situated in Mansa/Bera, Fulhar,
    Betara and Malpara.
    Rakhalburuj Union: There are 75 graveyards in Rakhalburuj Union. Those are situated in Kazla-2, Uttar Dhormopur,
    Rakhalburuj-2, Chandpur Singa-2, Krishnopur, Chakmakra-3, Gobindonagor-2, Lontola-4, Purbo Lontola, Dorgapara,
    Mothordoho-3, Par-Sonaidanga, Paniya and Avirumpur. There are also 4 crematoriums in Kalitola Shakdoho, Vorodoho,
    Kazipara Kheyaghat and Kalitola.

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    Fulbari Union: There are 22 graveyards in Fulbari union. Those are situated in Koyagari Krishnopur, Bamonkuri, Boro
    Sohogee, Soto Sohagee, Boro Satail Batail, Choto Satail Batail, Fulbari, Deghalee Fulbari, Dikdair, Hatiadoho, Kunda
    Maloncha, Nachikuchi, Kurdarpara, Malador, Parbotipur, Shakpala, Raghunathpur, Khanshapara and Shampur. There are also
    2 crematoriums in Koyagari and Dikdair.
    Dorobosto Union: There are 75 graveyards in Dorbosto union. Those are situated in Avirumpur-3, Dorbosto-5, Durgapur-2,
    Hossanpur, Akhira Fotepur, Singanee, Uttar Singa-2, Bari Hossanpur, Satana Baluya-2, Mariya, Mirupara, Chak Berahimpur-2,
    Naldanga, Gobindopur, Bogulagari-4, Bisubari-3, Shapgachi Kalikapur, Shapgachi, Hatiyadoho, Soto Durgapur,
    Bishawnathpur-2, Satarpara, Taluk Rahimpur, Gondhorbobari, Rohola, Rumnathpur-2 and Gosaipur. There are also 7
    crematoriums in Dorbosto union. Those are situated in Dorbosto, Hossanpur, Dhopagaita, Napitpara, Akhira node, Katakhali
    and Baiyabari.
    Nakai Union: There are 25 graveyards in Nakai union. Those are situated in Dhankhunia-3, Potuya, Puranador-3, Merch
    Puranador-2, Khukshia-3, Pogail-3, Kunjonakai-4, Dumurgacha-2, Nakai-2 and Shitolgram-2. There are also 3 crematoriums in
    Pogail, Rother Bazzar and Dumurgas.
    Shibpur Union: There are 40 graveyards in Shibpur Union. Those are situated in Ruddronagor-4, Mohadebpur-3, Sreemukh-3,
    Keshobpur-2, Toroneepara-2, Boro Khodapur-2, Sholagare-4, Bar Tikree-2, Para Kochuya-3, Sonatola Shakhil-3, Vita Shakhil2, Shibpur-6 and Khiribari-3 and there is also a crematorium named Tikree.
    Kochashohor Union: There are 42 graveyards in Kochashohor union. Those are situated in Jagannathpur-3, Dhormopur-4,
    Singa, Dhorma-2, Vaghkazi-3, Arzee Sahapur-3, Sudar Dhap-2, Horipur, Dakhin Sholagare-3, Kochashohor-4, Shaktipur-3,
    Dharaikandi-2, Soyghoriya-3, Rotonpur-3, Mukundopur-4, Papuliya, Habibpur-3, Vaghgorib-4 and Bonogram-4. There is no
    crematorium.
    Shalmara Union: There are 55 graveyards in Shalmara union. Those are situated in Damgacha-4, Pocharia-3, Shakhahati-3,
    Nilkonthopur-3, Burabure-3, Barpaika-4, Ulipur-4, Shalmara-4, Ghuga Garamara-3, Niyamoter Baigune-4, Ujerpara-4,
    Hiyatpur-3, Habiber Baigune-3, Kismotar Baigune-3, Kolakata Hamsapur-4 and Mirapara-3. There are also 2 crematoriums.
    Those are situated in Ujererpara and Garamara.
    Gumanigonj Union: There are 21 graveyards in Gumanigonj union. Those are situated in Parboteepur, ChakKochmohoree,
    Sundorcol, Gujiyapara, Rojakpur, Kondo Kalashpur, Alipur, Dilalpur, Atiyatola, Jarifpur, Goyalpara, Anantopur, Tarofmonu,
    Pargoyara, Mirkuchi Modontair, Baluvora, Kuripaika, Kochmodon Barpaika, Krishnopur Soyghoria, Gumanigonj and
    Nagervita. There are also 2 crematoriums. Those are situated in Krishnopur Soyghoria and Gumanigonj.
    Kamdia Union: There are 16 graveyards in Kamdia Union. Those are situated in Kamdia, Durgagari, Anayetpur, Hightor,
    Chatiyanchura, Modonpur, Kholahati, Manikpur, Tirail and Digheerhat. There are also 2 crematoriums. Those are situated in
    Dhoyachila and Chalita.
    Mohimagonj Union: There are 13 graveyards in Mohimagonj union. Those are situated in Puntair, Singidangee, Baluya,
    Bochadoho, Sreepatipur, Bamonhazra, Kumardanga, Jogodishpur, Gopalpur, Jeebonpur, Jerai and Pantabari. There are also 2
    crematoriums in Mohimagonj and those are situated in Jagodishpur and Sreepatipur.
    Kamardoho Union: There are 23 graveyards in Kamardoho union. Those are situated in Bokchor, Barna Chandroshekhor,
    Kondorpopur, Rasulpur, Masta, Kamardoho, Barna Akub, Char Parbotipur, Betgara, Mohanagor, Chandpara, Makurai,
    Digolkandi, Tardoho, Vaghgopal, Sahadat, Mohaddpur and Syedpur. There is a crematorium in Bokchor Fashitola.
    Shapmara Union: There are 16 graveyards in Shapmara union. Those are situated in Ponditpur, Chakrahimpur, Dadhaya,
    Khamarpara, Dogoriya, Kotalpur, Couchakrishnopur, Mothorpur, Molla, Modonpur, Norengabad, Pajoypur, Chouhutpur,
    Rampur, Shapmara, Sarai, Tarofkamal. There is a crematorium in Pajoypur.
    Shakhahar Union: There are 45 graveyards in Shakhahar union. Those are situated in Royagaon, Amgaon, Arjee Piyarapur,
    Ayvangee, Balla, Baneehalee, Baneehara, Doshnal, Daonai, Caochalita, Digheepara, Gharill, Jalta, Jankhur, Jerai, Kharita,
    Khurshan, Maklain, Mollapara, Pirol, Pihula, Piyarapur, Rajosh, Shakhahar, Shahegol and Surjogari. There are also 2
    crematoriums in Shakhahar union. Those are situated in Rajosh and Baneehalee.
    Rajahar Union: There are 17 graveyards in Rajahar union. Those are situated in Kukrail, Anandipur, Baneshor, Borotto,
    Borgaon, Baurgram, Dhaniyal, Dhuturbari, Doghoriya, Dublagari, Goalkandi, Gopalpur, Jheekrail, Kochuya, Naogaon,

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    Norosinghopur, Provurumpur, Rajahar, Sihipur, Boroipara and Jeenaout. There are also 2 crematoriums in Panitolahat and
    Baneshor.

    Transportation facilities and communication:


    There are 3 types of transportation facilities in Gobindogonj Upazila. Those are Road, Railway and Aviation. There are 8
    Buses, 275 Tempos, 140 Autorickshaws, 152 C&Gs, 7185 Rickshaws, 7616 Vans, 492 Nosimons, 42 Boats, 5 Trollers and also
    Railway facilities.

    1.4.3 Weather and Climate :


    Rainfall :
    Gobindogonj Upazila has usually normal rainfall. During rainy season occurred more rainfall. On occasionally rainfall, Northwester storm (Kal Boishakhe), icerain, occur during summer season. No rainfall during winter season. Sometimes, no rainfall
    during spring season. As a result, river, canal, Marshes(bil), ponds etc. dries up. Then agriculture is inturrepted and losses
    crops and vegetation.

    Temperature :
    The temperature usually in 34-36 degree has in the summer, rainy and autumn seasons in Gobindogonj Upazila. There are
    the lowest temperature usually in 24-25 degree has during winter season. The highest temperature usually in 28-30 degree
    in winter to spring season and the lowest temperature have 8-10 degree. The temperature is slightly increased now. In
    winter season, the temperature dropped to 4-5 degrees and coldwave is start. In this reason many people dies and losses
    crops.

    Level of ground water:


    Water levels are not equal in each union of Gobindogonj Upazila. Somewhere water levels are 35-40 feet under the ground
    and somewhere 85-90 feet under the ground. There is no change because previousely ground water level was somewhere
    25-30 feet and somewhere 75-80 feet under the ground but in the dry season drinking water level are going to somewhere
    85-90 feet and somewhere 155-160 feet under the ground then some shallow machines and tubewells are useless. So that
    irrigation water, drinking water and cooking water shortage in the dry season and the people suffer due to water shortage.

    1.4.4 Others :
    Land and uses of land:
    There are 46,503 Hectors land in Gobindogonj Upazila. Among those cultivable land 37,600 hectors, un-cultivable land 928
    hectors, one crop land 3,650 hectors, two crops land 21,320 hectors, three crops land 12,250 hectors in each year and
    residential purpose uses 3,200 hectors.

    Agriculture and Food:


    The main crops of Gobindogonj Upazila are paddy, jute, wheat, corn, sarisa, potato, suger cane, and vegetables. Paddy
    production in per Bighaya 30-35 maunds, wheat 15-20 maunds, potato 50-55 maunds, corn 25-30 maunds. Most of the crops
    are loses due to Flood, river erosion, droughts and storms. The main food habits in this area are rice, fish, bread and potato
    and the people of this area has taken bread in one time and two time rice.

    River
    There are 6 rivers flows in Gobindogonj Upazila. Those are Katakhali, Aalai, Bangalee, Korotoya, Aakhira and Noleya. There
    are different types of fishes in those rivers and uses as fish avhayasrama. The water of those rivers is also uses for bathing
    and washing cloths. The rivers has some disservices in some times like flood, river erosion etc. occurs and the houses,
    institutions, vegetation, crops and roads are damaged.

    Ponds :
    There are 6,227 ponds and dighis in Gobindogonj Upazila. The ponds are uses for fisheries, irrigation, bathing, washing
    cloths, duck farm and cattle bathing.

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    Canals
    There are 14 canals in Gobindogonj Upazila. Those are Vebrer Khal, Vita Shakhill Khal, Sonatola Khal, Majharer Khal, Bera
    Khal, Crorgacha Khal, Jhoulapara Khal, Kutipara Khal and Nowvanga Khal. The lengths of those canals are almost 90
    kilometers. The canals water is uses for irregantion, cattle bathing. There are various fishes in those canals. Fruite trees and
    wooden trees are planted on both sides of those canals. High water canal enters the river and gives a lot of damage to
    seedbed.

    Marsh
    There are 270 marshs (bil) in Gobindogonj Upazila. There are various fishes in those marshs. Marsh lands are use for
    irrigation. Cows, buffalos, sheeps, and goats are mounting in the dry season.

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    2nd Chapter: Disaster, Hazard and Vulnarability


    2.1 Comprehensive History of Disaster :

    Disaster related main hazards of this upazila: Disaster related main hazards of this upazila are floods, river erision,
    North-wester storm (Kalboishakhee), Ghurnijhoor (storms), droughts, cold wave and wearing sand land etc.
    There are flood occurs in the Bengali month Ashar, Srabon, Vadro and Ashwin. The main causes for floods are more
    rainfall, Hill slope and natural. River erosion is continuing from the Bengali month of Joishtho, Ashar, Srabon, Vadro,
    Ashwin and Kartik due to river waves and rivers water overflow. Sands fall in the land due to river erosion. Sands
    fall are starting from the Bengali month of Ashar to Ashwin. Then River, dam has been broken and sands fall in the
    soil. Storm starts from the month of Boishak and Joistho named North-wester storm (Kalboishakhi). Cold wave
    starts from the Bengali month of Poush and Magh and droughts starts from the Bengali month Falgun, Choitro and
    Boishakh.
    In the past the flood water level was 10-12 feet high.
    The whole areas were flood affected within 3-5 days.
    Flood water was lasting 25-30 days.
    Storms (ghurnijhor) and north-wester storm (kalboishakhee) flowing direction was generally south-west and eastnorth corner side.
    Almost BDT. 27 crore 40 lacs damages due to flood, 29 crore 50 lacs damages due to river erosion, 3 crore 40 lacs
    damages due storms, 4 crore 25 lacs damages due to North-wester storm (Kalboishakhee), 10 lacs damages due to
    cold waves, 55 lacks damages due to wearing sand land and 8 crore 21 lacs damages due to droughts.
    Description of peoples suffering : People losses houses, crops, transportation suffering, people dies, cattles dies,
    crises to safe drinking water and people are being shelterless and institutions damages.

    Sector-wise losses amount due to disaster (Information of last 10 years from 2003-2013)

    Northwester
    storms

    Floods

    River Erosion

    Name of Disaster

    Year
    1998

    Amount of losses
    BDT. 5 crore 55 lac

    2003
    2004
    2005
    2007
    2008
    2009
    2010
    2011
    2012
    2013

    BDT. 1 crore 35 lac


    BDT. 1 crore 70 lac
    BDT. 4 crore 20 lac
    BDT. 2 crore 60 lac
    BDT. 60 lac
    BDT. 3 crore 10 lac
    BDT. 1 crore 70 lac
    BDT. 1 crore
    BDT. 4 crore 80 lac
    BDT. 2 crore 60 lac

    1998

    BDT. 5 crore 85 lac

    Houses, cultivable land, crops, roads, educational


    institutions, hat-bazzars, religious institutions, men,
    plants, cattles etc.

    2003
    2004
    2005
    2007
    2008
    2009
    2011
    2013
    2003

    BDT. 70 lac
    BDT. 50 lac
    BDT. 6 crore 35 lac
    BDT. 2 crore 70 lac
    BDT. 2 crore 30 lac
    BDT. 6 crore 25 lac
    BDT. 2 crore 25 lac
    BDT. 70 lac
    BDT. 55 lac

    2008
    2009
    2011

    BDT. 2 crore 05 lac


    BDT. 30 lac
    BDT. 15 lac

    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Houses, crops, roads, educational institutions, hatbazzars, religious institutions, men, plants, cattles etc.
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto

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    Sector-wise loss
    Houses, cultivable land, crops, roads, educational
    institutions, hat-bazzars, religious institutions, men,
    plants, cattles etc.
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto
    Ditto

    Year
    2012
    2001

    Amount of losses
    BDT. 1 crore 20 lac
    BDT. 1 crore 30 lac

    Storms

    2003

    BDT. 60 lac

    Ditto

    2007

    BDT. 50 lac

    Ditto

    2010

    BDT. 30 lac

    Ditto

    2013

    BDT. 70 lac

    Ditto

    2003

    BDT. 40 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2008

    BDT. 1 crore 20 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2009

    BDT. 20 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2010

    BDT. 2 crore 25 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2011

    BDT. 33 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2012

    BDT. 88 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2013

    BDT. 3 crore 35 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2003

    BDT. 10 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2004

    BDT. 10 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2009

    BDT. 10 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2011

    BDT. 10 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2012

    BDT. 15 lac

    Crops, men, plants and cattles

    2007

    BDT. 30 lac

    Crops

    2009

    BDT. 25 lac

    Crops

    Coldwave

    Droughts

    Name of Disaster

    Wearing Sand
    Land

    Sector-wise loss
    Ditto
    Houses, cultivable land, crops, roads, educational
    institutions, hat-bazzars, religious institutions, men,
    plants, cattles etc.

    2.2 Hazards of the Upazila/Unions


    Hazards
    River Erosion
    Flood
    Draughts
    North-wester storm
    Wearing sand land
    Cold wave
    Storm

    Priority
    River Erosion
    Flood
    North-wester storm
    Draughts
    Storm
    Coldwave
    Wearing sand land

    2.3 Short description of present and future picture of different types of hazardous:
    1. River erosion : Too much river erosion has occurs in Gobindogonj Upazila. In each year it is happen. Usually river broken
    has occurs in the Bengali months Joistho, Ashar, Srabon, Vadro, Ashwin and Kartick. As a result agricultural crops, houses,
    roads, vegetation, educational institutions, hat-bazzars, religious institutions and men are submerged under the river water.
    Food production has been disturbed, men become shelterless, and occurs environmental losses. Dam preparation with the
    block is immediate needed by the Government and also change the way of rivers by drazzing. If the dam is not prepared by
    the Government, in that case also communication with different areas will be stoped. Houses will go under the water. River
    broken has occurs in each year but too much losses by the river erosion in the year of 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008,
    2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013.
    2. Flood : Too much flood has occurs in Gobindogonj Upazila. It occurs in the month of Ashar, Srabon, Vadro and Ashwin. As
    a result, agricultural crops, infrastructure, vegetation, resident, fisheries, education and communication have been losses.

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    Cultivable land is not cultivated due to sand gets. Flood has occurs in each year but too much losses by the flood in the year
    of 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012 and 2013.
    3. North-wester storm (Kalboishakhee): There are occasionally occurs north-wester storm (Kalboishakhee) in Shaghata
    Upazila. It hits in the Bengali months Boishakh and Joistho. Agricultural crops, houses, roads, educational institutions and
    vegetation have been seriously damaged due to north-wester storm (Kalboishakhee) in this area. In the year of 2003, 2008,
    2009, 2011 and 2012 were seriously occurred north-wester storm and seriously damaged.
    4. Drought: There are occasionally seriously occurs droughts in Shaghata Upazila. It has been occurred in the Bengali month
    of Falgun, Choitro and Boishakh. No rainfall due to droughts and temperature is going to high. Peoples suffering have been
    increased due to high temperature. So that agricultural crops have been damaged, canals and marshs (bill) has become dry
    and men died. In the year of 2003, 2006, 2009, 2012 and 2013 are seriously damaged by the drought.
    5. Storm: Some times occasionally storm hit in Gobindogonj Upazila. Storm usually hited in the Bengali month Boishakh and
    Joistho. As a result, agricultural crops, houses, educational institution, roads, vegetation have been losses. Men are
    shelterless, communication & environment fall in loses.The upazila to much affect by storm of 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
    and 2013.
    6. Coldwave: There are occasionally coldwave flows in Gobindogonj Upazila. Coldwave usually occurs in the Bengali month
    Poush and Magh. Men suffer loss of crops and somebody died due to coldwave. Too much coldwaves occurred and damaged
    many things in 2003, 2004, 2009, 2011 and 2012.
    7. Wearing Sand land: Gobindogonj Upazila is most of the flood affected area. As a result of flood sands falling on the soil
    due to cause of river & barrage broken.Cultivation & agriculture production stop due to sand gets. The quantity of loses
    were most in 2007 & 2009 due to sands falling on the soil. As a result near about 300-350 hector land were no cultivate in
    the upazila

    2.4 Vulnerability and capacity:


    Vulnerability means materials, socio-economic and environmental current situation, which is indicate to disaster losses and
    men cannt face it.
    Capacity means natural, social, economical and environmental condition or process which shows men or other institutions
    resources uses to deal with adverse conditions and disaster results in less than skeletons.

    Short description of area-wise reason of vulnerability:


    Hazardous
    Flood

    Vulnerability
    Crops affected by flood, Damage infrastructure (like as houses, educational
    institutions, hat-bazzars etc.), Difficult to communicate. Roads, Bridges,
    Culverts do under water and collups. Loss of lives and property, Children,
    Pregnant women, disable and oldest people are living much more risk during
    flood.

    River erosion

    Affected crops due to river erosion, Damage infrastructure (like as houses,


    educational institutions, hat-bazzars etc.), Difficult to communicate. Roads,
    Bridges, Culverts do under water and collups. Loss of lives and property,
    Children, Pregnant women, disable and oldest people are living much more
    risk during river erosion.
    Crops are seriously affected due to north-wester storm, Damage
    infrastructure (like as houses, educational institutions, hat-bazzars etc.),
    Difficult to communicate. Roads, Bridges, Culverts do under water and
    collups. Loss of lives and property, the north-wester hits in any union of the
    Upazila.

    North-wester
    storm

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    Capacity
    There is a Flood Shelter
    Center at Rakhalburuj
    Union in Gobindogonj
    Upazila.
    There is a school cumd
    flood shelter at
    Shalmara, Horirumpur
    and Mohimagonj unions
    of Gobindogonj Upazila.
    8 (eight) river dams
    were built for survivals.

    There are no shelter


    center for north-wester
    storms
    Peoples go to school
    cum shelter center
    during north-wester
    storms.

    Draughts

    Crops, men, plants, cattles etc.

    Storms

    Crops affected by storms, Damage infrastructure (like as houses, educational


    institutions, hat-bazzars etc.), Difficult to communicate. Roads, Bridges,
    Culverts do under water and collups. Loss of lives and property, the northwester hits in any union of the Upazila.

    Coldwave

    Crops, men, plants, cattles etc.

    Wearing sand
    land

    Crops and cultivable land

    In this situation man cannt


    nothing to do.
    Who has capability to make
    strong brick build building,
    houses they built. So that
    they are almost faces to
    storms and who has no
    strong houses they can take
    shelter their neighbours
    houses during storms.
    Though the people of this
    area have not enough
    warm cloths to wearing but
    they have capacity to face
    the coldwave.
    In this situation people
    cannt nothing to do.

    2.5 The most common vulnerable areas :

    Short description by the table of in the areas, villages, wards-wise reasons of vulnerability

    Hazards
    River erosion
    Flood
    North-wester
    storm
    Drought
    Storm
    Coldwave
    Wearing Sands
    land

    Most vulnerable areas


    Rakhalburuj, Dorobosto, Horirumpur, Talukkanupur, Nakai,
    Fulbari and Mohimagonj.
    Talukkanupur, Fulbari, Shapmara, Horirumpur, Nakai,
    Mohimagonj, Rakhalburuj, Dorbosto and Shalmara.
    Entire Upazila
    Entire Upazila
    Entire Upazila
    Entire Upazila
    Horirumpur

    Reasons of
    vulnerability
    River erosion

    2,60,875

    Flood

    3,40,960

    North-wester
    storm
    Drought
    Storm
    Coldwave
    Wearing Sands
    land

    4,10,550

    Map of serious vulnerable areas of Gobindogonj Upazila

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    No. of affected people

    4,20,680
    4,10,550
    3,70,550
    20,550

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    2.6 Main sectors on Development Planning:


    To obtain the objectives for necessary works related past and present situation information collection, analysis
    and mark future presage and develop work plan is called Development Planning.

    Sector-wise main development planning of the Upazila.


    Main sectors
    Agriculture

    Fisheries

    Description
    Provide Training, supply of seeds,
    fertilizer support, loan
    distribution, early varieties crops
    production, developed permanent
    protection for flood and river
    erosion.
    Provide training, quality minnow,
    loan distritbuion with simple
    deeds.

    Livestocks

    Provide training, loan distribution

    Health

    Provide treatment without cost,


    medicine supply, organizing
    awareness buildup training.

    Livelihood

    Food for Work and create new


    employment facilities

    Vegetation

    To take vegetation programs,


    provide training, build dams and
    cultivate the riverbank area.

    Infrastraction

    Provide training and Govt. grants.

    Coordination with reduction of disaster risk


    Provide training to the community through local level
    volunteer organizations, NGOs. Provide better seed
    yielding, fertilizer and short-term credit support etc. from
    the Govt. level. Nessary to dam construction for
    prevention of river erosion is necessary.
    Provide training to the community through local level
    volunteer organizations, NGOs. Provide better minnow,
    short-term credit support etc. is needed from the Govt.
    level
    Provide training to the community through local level
    volunteer organizations, NGOs, Govt and other non-govt.
    orgqanizations on maintenance of cattle resources. It is
    also needed to credit support etc.
    Provide training to the community through local level
    volunteer organizations, NGOs, Govt and other non-govt.
    orgqanizations on health related issues, create awareness
    on different diseases. It is also needed to free of cost
    medicine support from the Govt. level.
    Provide different types of skill development training to the
    community through local level volunteer organizations,
    NGOs, Govt and other non-govt. orgqanizations. So that
    the people will develop self employment opportunities and
    they can fight different types of disaster.
    Provide training to the community through local level
    volunteer organizations, NGOs, Govt and other non-govt.
    orgqanizations on plantations. It is also needed to provide
    short-term credit support to them and inspire them to
    trees planted bothside of the river.
    Provide training to the community through local level
    volunteer organizations, NGOs, Govt and other non-govt.
    orgqanizations and arrange to provide Govt. grants to
    infrastructure repair/re-establishment.

    2.7 Social Map

    Indicate Upazila/union/village levels infrastructure, different institutions, lands utilities, roads, rivercanals-marshes, hospitals, barrages etc.

    Social Map of Gobindogonj Upazila

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    2.8 Map of Hazards and Risk areas of Gobindogonj Upazila


    Indicate different types of hazards and risk areas of Gobindogonj Upazila:

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    2.9 Seasonal calendar of Hazards :


    Short description of different types of hazards occurring period :
    1. River erosion : Too much river erosion has occurs in Gobindogonj Upazila. In each year it is happen. Usually river broken
    has occurs in the Bengali months Joistho, Ashar, Srabon, Vadro, Ashwin and Kartick. As a result agricultural crops, houses,
    roads, vegetation, educational institutions, hat-bazzars, religious institutions and men are submerged under the river water.
    Food production has been disturbed, men become shelterless, and occurs environmental losses. Dam preparation with the
    block is immediate needed by the Government and also change the way of rivers by drazzing. If the dam is not prepared by
    the Government, in that case also communication with different areas will be stoped. Houses will go under the water. River
    broken has occurs in each year but too much losses by the river erosion in the year of 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008,
    2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013.
    2. Flood : Too much flood has occurs in Gobindogonj Upazila. It occurs in the month of Ashar, Srabon, Vadro and Ashwin. As
    a result, agricultural crops, infrastructure, vegetation, resident, fisheries, education and communication have been losses.
    Cultivable land is not cultivated due to sand gets. Flood has occurs in each year but too much losses by the flood in the year
    of 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012 and 2013.

    3. North-wester storm (Kalboishakhee): There are occasionally occurs north-wester storm (Kalboishakhee) in Shaghata
    Upazila. It hits in the Bengali months Boishakh and Joistho. Agricultural crops, houses, roads, educational institutions and
    vegetation have been seriously damaged due to north-wester storm (Kalboishakhee) in this area. In the year of 2003, 2008,
    2009, 2011 and 2012 were seriously occurred north-wester storm and seriously damaged.
    4. Drought: There are occasionally seriously occurs droughts in Shaghata Upazila. It has been occurred in the Bengali month
    of Falgun, Choitro and Boishakh. No rainfall due to droughts and temperature is going to high. Peoples suffering have been
    increased due to high temperature. So that agricultural crops have been damaged, canals and marshs (bill) has become dry
    and men died. In the year of 2003, 2006, 2009, 2012 and 2013 are seriously damaged by the drought.
    5. Storm: Some times occasionally storm hit in Gobindogonj Upazila. Storm usually hited in the Bengali month Boishakh and
    Joistho. As a result, agricultural crops, houses, educational institution, roads, vegetation have been losses. Men are
    shelterless, communication & environment fall in loses.The upazila to much affect by storm of 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
    and 2013.
    6. Coldwave: There are occasionally coldwave flows in Gobindogonj Upazila. Coldwave usually occurs in the Bengali month
    Poush and Magh. Men suffer loss of crops and somebody died due to coldwave. Too much coldwaves occurred and damaged
    many things in 2003, 2004, 2009, 2011 and 2012.
    7. Wearing Sand land: Gobindogonj Upazila is most of the flood affected area. As a result of flood sands falling on the soil
    due to cause of river & barrage broken.Cultivation & agriculture production stop due to sand gets. The quantity of loses
    were most in 2007 & 2009 due to sands falling on the soil. As a result near about 300-350 hector land were no cultivate in
    the upazila

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    The following table shows the different types of hazards and its affected period
    Sl.#

    Hazards

    01

    Flood

    02

    River
    erosion

    03

    04

    Northwester
    storm
    Drought

    05

    Storms

    06

    Coldwave

    07

    Wearing
    Sands
    land

    Boishak

    Joistho

    Ashar

    Srabon

    Vadro

    Aswin

    Kartik

    Agrohaon

    Push

    Magh

    Falgun

    Chaitr
    o

    2.10 Seasonal Calendar for Livelihood

    Sl.#

    Short description by the table of in which months what is the livelihood/employment


    condition:

    01

    Source of
    livelihood
    Farmers

    02

    Fisherman

    03

    Day
    Labourer

    04

    Businessman

    Boishak

    Joistho

    Ashar

    Srabon

    Vadro

    05
    Service
    holder

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    Aswin

    Kartik

    Agrohaon

    Push

    Magh

    Falgun

    Chaitro

    2.11 The following table shows lives and livelihood related vulnerability:

    Main livelihoods
    Hazards/disaster following affected in livelihood.
    Sl. #

    Livelihood

    Hazards/Disasters
    Storms

    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Flood

    River
    erosion

    Coldwave

    Drought

    Wearing sand
    land

    North-wester
    storm

    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Day labourer
    Businessman
    Service holder

    2.12 Description of sector-wise hazards and risk

    Crops

    Plants

    Animal
    Resources

    Fisheries

    Vulnerable Social Assets


    Houses
    Roads
    Bridges/
    Culverts

    Educational
    Institutions

    Health

    Shelter
    Center

    Wearing
    Cold
    Sand Land wave

    Storms

    Draughts

    North
    wester
    storm

    River
    erosion

    Floods

    Hazar
    ds

    The following table shows setor-wise vulnerability of the Upazila:

    Description of way of vulnerability reduction and its implementation:


    Crops fields and seedbeds under go water due to flood, as a result crops, seedbeds are losses. Plants also go under
    water and died. Infrastructures, educational institutions, religious institutions, hat/bazzars, roads go under water during
    flood. Roads, Breezes, culverts also are broken. So that peoples are suffering during flood. If the Government will
    make/repair barrages, dig river flood will be decreased.

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    Crops fields under go water during river erosion. Plants, houses, schools, colleges, madrashas, roads, breezes, culverts
    all are losses due to river erosion. Sometimes people died. People are shelter-less. If the respective authority take
    initiatives to protect river erosion through constructed barrages with block, river management, cross barrage, straight
    river buck then river erosion will be decreased.
    Crops are losses due to north-wester storm (kalboishakhi). All types of fields crops are loses also paddy. Plants are
    broken. Houses, educational institutions, religious institutions, hat/bazzars are losses. To protect reduction of losses too
    much plantation should be needed and take advance preparation.
    Crops are losses due the droughts. Crops were burned due to overheat. Sometimes cultivable land dries up. Plant also
    dries up and dies. Rivers, canals, marshes are dries up so that the fishes are dies. Sometimes people also die. To protect
    droughts it is needed to constructed deep tube-well, Shallow machines settings etc.
    Crops are losses due to cold wave. Sometimes people are dies. To protect cold wave it is needed to plantation and takes
    advance preparation.
    Crops are losses due to wearing sand land. Man can not cultivate crops and reduce lands fertility.

    2.13 Climate change and its possible effects:


    Climate means in any areas (30 years or above period) investigate regular weather atmosphere elements like as pressure of
    air, air heat, air flowing direction and its velocity, humidity, quantity of clouds, types of clouds and rainfall what situation we
    see this is called climate of this area. The sunlight reaches the earth everyday the soil will absorb it. Absorbed light is
    reflected again in the stellar sky. It is natural system. Any barriers arise to this natural system is called climate change.
    The following shows the description of sector-wise losses due to climate change :
    Sectors
    Agriculture

    Fisheries
    Plants
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    There are sometimes occurs droughts, sometimes cold wave, heavy rainfall due to climate change. The
    temperature is increasing day by day. So that the crops are losses due to droughts. Sometimes farmers
    cannt product their crops due to dryness of cultivable land. Many people plants Ucalipters trees on the
    isle of land so that the production of those cultivable lands is not sufficient because Ucalipters trees take
    huge water from the land. As a result lands fertilizing is decreasing and also crops production.
    Canals, marshs are dry due to increasing temperature
    The trees are losses due to increasing temperature for climate change
    Sometimes people are sick due to increasing temperature for climate change
    Sometimes people are sick due to increasing temperature for climate change and they cannt work
    properly for their livelihood.
    Water level dropped below due to climate change so the people are suffering for water.
    The local infrastructure like as houses, roads, hospitals, schools etc. of the upazila losses due to northwester storm, normal storms, floods etc. for climate change.

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    3rd Chapter: Disaster risk reduction


    3.1 Identify the reasons of risk :
    The following table shows the area-wise instant, secondary and the final reasons of losses due to different types
    of hazards
    Description of
    hazardous

    Reasons
    Secondary

    Instant

    Final

    Flood

    Overrain

    River
    Breakdown
    North-wester
    storm
    Droughts

    River Wave

    River filled, get water from the upstream and


    Hill slope
    Tide and river filled

    Natural

    Natural

    Flood, river current and river


    buck.
    Natural

    Temparuture
    increase
    Temparuture
    increase
    Temparuture
    increase
    Heavy rainfall

    Water level going down

    Natural

    Natural

    Natural

    Natural

    Natural

    Flood

    River and dams breakdown

    Storms
    Coldwave
    Wearing sand
    land

    Naturally water level increase

    3.2 Identify the way of solve to risk :


    The following table shows the way of instant, secondary and the final to identified hazards losses :
    Description of
    risks
    Flood

    Advance protection

    The way of possible solve the risk


    Mid-term
    Long-term
    Establish dams by Bamboo, wood and
    Establish flood protection dams with
    wooden piller
    the Block.
    Establish dams by Bamboo, wood and
    Establish flood protection dams with
    wooden piller
    the Block.
    Repair houses
    Establish houses which are too strong

    Advance protection

    To increase plantation

    Advance protection
    Advance protection
    Establish Dams

    Repair houses
    Continue protection
    Repair and maintenance of dams

    Short-term
    To sandbag

    River
    Breakdown
    North-wester
    storm
    Draughts

    To sandbag

    Storms
    Coldwave
    Wearing sand
    land

    Establish deep tubewell and shallow


    machines
    Establish houses which are too strong
    No to do
    Repair and maintenance of dams

    3.3 NGOs Development Planning :


    The following table shows the work of NGOs specially disaster related:
    Sl.#
    01

    Name of NGO
    Gram Bikash Kendro

    02

    Gano Unnayan Kendro

    03

    UST

    Disaster related work


    Reduction of Disaster
    risk
    Mitigation of Monga

    No. of Beneficiaries
    7,270

    Identify endangered
    community

    42

    Nos.
    01

    8,560

    01

    12,864

    01

    Period of Projects
    From 01.01.09 to
    31.12.2013
    01.01.2010 to
    31.12.2013
    01.06.2011 to
    30.06.2013

    04

    RDRS

    05

    CCDB

    06

    BRAC

    Risk Reduction of
    Disaster risk
    Mitigation of Monga

    7,867

    01

    8,597

    01

    Reduction of Disaster
    risk

    6,483

    01

    01.01.2010 to
    31.12.2013
    01.01.2011 to
    31.12.2014
    01.01.2010 to
    31.12.2013

    3.4 Disaster Management Action plan:


    3.4.1 Before disaster preparation
    Sl.
    #

    Activities

    01

    Hold meetings of
    the Committee
    Publicity of alert
    messages

    12

    36,000/-

    As per
    need

    15,000/-

    03

    People to Flood
    Shelter

    As per
    need

    25,000/-

    04

    Dry food ready

    As per
    need

    60,000/-

    05

    To keep Ready
    Volunteers

    18
    pers.

    6,500/-

    06

    To keep ready
    boats/Van

    As per
    need

    5,000/-

    07

    Hold exercises

    As per
    need

    20,000/-

    08

    Maintenance
    Shelter center

    As per
    need

    50,000/-

    09

    To keep ready life


    support
    medicines and
    safe water

    As per
    need

    40,000/-

    02

    Target

    Budget

    Where
    implement

    Tentative date
    of
    implementation

    Upazila
    level
    Disaster
    Tendancy
    areas
    Disaster
    Tendancy
    areas
    Disaster
    Tendancy
    areas
    Upazila
    and
    Union
    level
    Upazila
    and
    Union
    level
    Upazila
    and
    Union
    level
    Upazila
    and
    Union
    level
    Upazila
    and
    Union
    level

    Previously
    disaster
    Previously
    disaster

    Who will done and how many

    Coordination
    with
    development
    works

    UP
    Adminis
    tration
    80%

    Comm
    unity

    UP

    NGO

    20%

    10%

    20%

    50%

    20%

    Previously
    disaster

    10%

    20%

    50%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Previously
    disaster

    10%

    20%

    50%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Previously
    disaster

    10%

    20%

    50%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Previously
    disaster

    10%

    20%

    50%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Previously
    disaster

    10%

    20%

    50%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Previously
    disaster

    10%

    20%

    50%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Previously
    disaster

    50%

    50%

    Will
    coordination

    43

    Will
    coordination
    Will
    coordination

    3.4.2 During disaster :


    Sl.
    #

    Activities

    Target

    Budget

    01

    Rescue work

    As per
    need

    40,000/-

    02

    Distribution of
    relief

    As per
    need

    100,000/-

    03

    Primary
    treatment

    As per
    need

    40,000/-

    04

    Treatment of
    cattles

    As per
    need

    20,000/-

    05

    Arrange safe
    water

    As per
    need

    25,000/-

    06

    Death
    Management

    As per
    need

    15,000/-

    07

    Provide security

    2
    groups

    15,000/-

    08

    Emergency
    control room
    direction

    3
    groups

    10,000/-

    Where
    implement

    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas

    Tentative
    date of
    implement
    ation
    Disaster
    period

    Who will done and how many


    UP
    Commun
    UP
    NGO
    Adminis
    ity
    tration
    40%
    10%
    30% 20%

    Coordination
    with
    development
    works
    Will
    coordination

    Disaster
    period

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Disaster
    period

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Disaster
    period

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Disaster
    period

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Disaster
    period

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Disaster
    period

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    Disaster
    period

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    3.4.3 After disaster:


    Sl.
    #

    Activities

    Target

    Budget

    01

    Reestablish/repair
    infrastructure
    Primary
    treatment

    As per
    need

    500,000/-

    As per
    need

    35,000/-

    03

    Start
    communication

    As per
    need

    20,000/-

    04

    Arrange safe
    water

    As per
    need

    20,000/-

    05

    Distribution of
    relief

    As per
    need

    60,000/-

    06

    People to return
    home

    As per
    need

    15,000/-

    07

    Death
    management

    As per
    need

    10,000/-

    02

    Where
    implement

    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas
    Disaster
    affected
    areas

    Tentative
    date of
    implementat
    ion

    Who will done and how many


    UP
    Communit
    UP
    NGO
    Adminis
    y
    tration

    Coordination
    with
    development
    works
    Will
    coordination

    After
    disaster

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    After
    disaster

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    After
    disaster

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    After
    disaster

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    After
    disaster

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    After
    disaster

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    After
    disaster

    40%

    10%

    30%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

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    3.4.4 Normal period/risk reduction period:


    Sl.
    #

    Activities

    01

    Hold exercises

    02

    To keep ready
    volunteers
    Establish Shelter
    center
    Maintain Shelter
    Center
    To keep ready
    boats/vans/othe
    r vehicles
    Provide training
    on how to
    prepare safe
    water
    To keep ready
    medicine and dry
    food

    03
    04
    05

    06

    07

    Target

    Budget

    Where
    implemen
    t

    Tentative
    date of
    implementa
    tion

    12,500/-

    UP

    Normal
    period

    35%

    10%

    25%

    20%

    5,000/-

    UP

    35%

    10%

    25%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    2,00,000,
    00/30,000/-

    UP

    35%

    10%

    25%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    35%

    10%

    25%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    As per
    need

    5,000/-

    UP

    Normal
    period
    Normal
    period
    Normal
    period
    Normal
    period

    35%

    10%

    25%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    As per
    need

    30,000/-

    UP

    Normal
    period

    35%

    10%

    25%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    As per
    need

    50,000/-

    UP

    Normal
    period

    35%

    10%

    25%

    20%

    Will
    coordination

    2 time
    in a
    year
    18
    pers.
    4
    01

    UP

    45

    Who will done and how many


    UP
    Communi
    UP
    NGO
    Administ
    ty
    ration

    Coordination
    with
    development
    works
    Will
    coordination

    4th Chapter : Emergency response


    4.1 Emergency Operation Center (EOC) :
    The main activities of Emergency Operation Center are coordination and effective immediate response during disaster. It
    provides 24 hours services during disaster. It collects information, check and resource management in the main activities.
    There are one operation room, one control room and one communication room in the Emergency Operation Center.
    Sl.#
    01

    Md. Hossain Faku

    Name

    Designation
    Upazila Chairman

    Mobile No.
    01712-614503

    02

    Md. Mamun Ul Hasan

    Upazila Nirbahee Officer

    01914-479777

    03
    04
    05

    Md. Abdul Mannan


    Md. Golam Azam
    Syed Kamal Uddin Hyder

    PIO
    Upazila Social Service Officer
    Upazila Statistical Officer

    01715-008374
    01712-089813
    01738-737547

    4.1.1. Operation of Emergency Control Room:

    It is needed to operate an Emergency Control Room in the Upazila office instantly after disaster. There will be
    atleast 3 to 4 volunteers and member of police must be present and they will work shifting.
    Responsible persons of the Upazila will be responsible of the Control Room. 3 (three) volunteers team (1 team
    consist atleast 3 members) will work day and night (24 hours) as shifting.
    Whole time they will communicate with the Division/District level officials.
    There will be a Control Room Register in the Control Room. When who will be perform responsibilities, what types
    of messages receive during responsibilities, what news, where and whom send etc. messeges must be written in the
    Control Room Register.
    An Upazila Map must be hanged in the Upazila office wall with information of all unions situation, communication
    with different villages, canals, barrage etc. should be indicated. In which areas are most losses must be indicated in
    that map after disaster.
    Required to hold reserves Radio, Hazzak, Charger light, Large Tourch Light 5 Nos. Gamboot, Life Jacket, Battery, Rain
    Coat etc. in the Control room.

    4.2. Planning during hazards


    Sl.
    #

    Work

    Target

    When
    done
    Previousl
    y disaster

    Who
    will
    done
    Union
    DMC

    Who will
    provide
    assistance
    Union DMC and
    NGO

    01
    .

    To keep ready volunteers

    18 pers.

    02

    Publicity alert messages

    15,000/-

    Previousl
    y disaster

    Union
    DMC

    Upazila and
    Union DMC

    03

    To keep ready
    boats/vans/other vehicles

    10,000/-

    Previousl
    y disaster

    Union
    DMC

    Upazila and
    Union DMC

    04

    Rescue operation/ works

    20,000/-

    Union
    DMC

    Rescue team

    05

    Primary treatment/
    health/ death
    management

    15,000/-

    Disaster
    period
    and after
    disaster
    Disaster
    period
    and after
    disaster

    Union
    DMC

    Doctors group
    and volunteers

    46

    How done

    Commun
    ication

    Through
    communication

    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly

    Through
    volunteers, hand,
    mega phone and
    mike
    Through
    volunteers and
    Union DMC
    Stretcher through
    communication

    First Aid Box


    through
    communication

    Remar
    ks

    06

    To keep ready life support


    medicine and dry food

    30,000/-

    Previousl
    y disaster

    Union
    DMC

    Family member
    and DMC

    Through
    communication

    07

    Treatment of cattles

    10,000/-

    Union
    DMC

    Vatenary
    doctors team

    Through
    communication

    08

    Maintained shelter center

    50,000/-

    Disaster
    period
    and after
    disaster
    Previousl
    y disaster

    Union
    DMC

    Upazila and
    Union DMC

    Through
    communication

    09

    Coordinate relief
    activities

    50,000/-

    Union
    DMC

    Upazila and
    Union DMC

    Through
    communication

    10

    Hold exercise

    20,000/-

    Disaster
    period
    and after
    disaster
    Normal
    period

    Union
    DMC

    Upazila and
    Union DMC

    Through
    communication

    11

    Direction of Emertency
    control room

    10,000/-

    Disaster
    period

    Union
    DMC

    Upazila and
    Union DMC

    Through
    communication

    12

    Establish communication
    system

    25,000/-

    After
    disaster

    Union
    DMC

    Upazila and
    Union DMC

    Through
    communication

    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly
    Over
    telephon
    e and
    directly

    Guideline of Implementation Plan during Hazardous:


    4.2.1

    Stand by Volunteers:
    Volunteers group formation in ward level by leadership of up members
    Information & awareness messages published through the volunteers from village to village
    Organize training for volunteers on different types of responsibility signal, withdraw messages. shelter management
    and disaster risk reduction.

    4.2.2

    Awareness Messages Published:


    UP member of each ward ensure the topics of awareness signal in each houses to his areas
    Organize miking anounce 1 time in each hour when 5 no. awareness signals publish through radio, TV. When danger
    signal publish through radio, TV then conteneously miking & danger signal bell of school, madrasha.

    4.2.3

    Community People withdrawl:


    To start the withdrawl work for the community people UP member of each ward ensure the topics of awareness
    signal in each houses to his areas
    Organize miking anounce 1 time in each hour when 8 no. awareness signals publish through radio, TV. When danger
    signal publish through radio, TV then conteneously miking & danger signal bell of school, madrasha.

    4.2.4

    Rescue and Primary Health Care:


    It should be done to handover the most high risk areas for supervise to the member of related upazila disaster
    management committee.
    To organize a permanent fund for rescue supervises by the member of related upazila disaster management
    committee.
    It should be organize temporary health camp.
    It should be done to send emergency to the hospital illness person, aged, child, immidiate delivery mother who stay
    in shelter.

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    4.2.5

    4.2.6

    4.2.7

    4.2.8

    4.2.9

    4.2.10

    4.2.11

    Men & cattles buried related all activities should be done their duty ward wise the all up members through
    assistance by volunteers

    Maintenance of Shelter:
    It should be repaire all shelter for usable before season of disaster.
    To decide for take shelter in secured place or shelter at emergency moment.
    To ensure overall security for women, children & disable (to take shelter in shelter center or any
    other places) during disaster.
    To ensure safe water supply & other services at shelter center.
    To assist the community to transfer their assencial assets (cattles, emergency food etc.) in secured places.
    Boat stand by:
    Upazila Disaster Management Committee will count the number of engine driven boat & decide which boat should
    be use emergency during disaster.
    The owner of boat will assist them for this work.
    The mobile number of boatowner & boatmen will preserve in the emergency control room

    Need Assessment the losses of disaster & Reporting:


    To send the SOS Form within 24 hours and Daw Form no less than 7 days after disaster to the Union Parishad
    Chairman.
    Union Parishad Chairman compile each ward report through UP Secretary for sent to Upazila Disaster Management
    Committee within next 12 hours.
    Coordination relief activities:
    Union Parishad Chairman coordinates the relief activities of different relief & rehabilitation assistant team.
    Which types of relief & rehabilitation goods bring the outsider relief distribution team should be entry in a register
    & this team where distribute their relief should be inform control room.
    Union Disaster Management Committee ensure sanction the distribute of relief at ward level basis on damages &
    losage activities of different relief & rehabilitation goods among the community.
    Collect & resurve dry food & life support medicines:
    Collect dry food like as-chira, muri etc. from local hat/bazar for immidiate distribution.
    Rice, wheat, oil etc. goods & materials of house building like as dheutin, perek, nylon etc.collect
    from local hat/bazar.
    Prepare the list of assencial drugs at union level to assistance by health assistant & family welfare assistant & collect
    from local hat/bazar.
    Union Parishad Chairman will responsible for relief goods transport carrying (rickshaw, babitexi & other teransport)
    & travel for workers.
    Cattles treatment/Immunization:
    Collect essential drugs from upazila livestock hospital in the basis of situation for presurve at UP
    Bhaban/health center
    Provide training for the member of Union Disaster Management Committee on livestock.
    if necessary experienced persons involve during hazardous period linkage with livestock treatment
    Organize Reharsal:
    Organize reharsal for aware/siren, withdrawl, rescue & primary relief activities.
    Organize reharsal on disaster continiously in the storm/flood affected areas.
    To bring the shelter sick, disable, pregnant mother & children specificly mention in reharsal.
    To ensure the bring in shelter the community of highrisk village reharsal shiould be organize in the
    highrisk village, not to UP Bhaban.

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    4.2.12

    4.2.13

    Emergency Control Room guide:


    Emergency Control Room will be set-up in the upazila/union parishad within the end of disaster & ensure the
    present of 3 or 4 volunteers & village Police by rotationaly there
    The member secretary of up other responsible persons will be overall responsible for the control room. There are
    minimum 3 members in each team & in total 3 teams will be done their duty day to night by rotationaly. The
    member secretary of up will be supervise alltime.
    Shelters/Secured Places:
    Identify the flood shelter centers what do not go under water during flood and far distance from river erosion.
    Specific shelter, local school, college, government & non-government institution, high roads, barage should be uses
    for Shelters/Secured Places.

    4.2.14 List and description of secured places of the Upazila:

    School cum shelter


    center

    Sheltercenters
    Fort/Flood Shelter Center

    Govt./Non-govt. institutions

    Name
    Par Sonaidanga Shelter Center

    Name of union
    Rakhalburuj

    Capacity
    110 pers.

    Sonaigonga Govt. Primary School

    Horirumpur

    300 persons

    Chakmakra Govt. Primary School


    Uttar Dhormopur Govt. Primary
    School
    Shalmara Govt. Primary School
    Baluya Govt. Primary School
    Bamonhajra Reg. Primary School

    Rakhalburuj
    Rakhalburuj

    200 persons
    220 persons

    Shalmara
    Mohimagonj
    Mohimagonj

    170 persons
    200 persons
    200 persons

    Ditto

    UP Bhaban

    Do not use as Shelter Center

    Highway

    There are no high road and barrage which is used as Shelter Center
    Trimohonee ghat to Borodoho ghat
    barrage
    Katakhali to Boro Narayanpur
    Fulhar Dangar hor to Bogdoho Bazzar

    Taluk kanupur
    Katabari

    Noyapara Krishnopur to Horinathpur

    Rakhalburuj

    Barrage

    Shakpala to Malador

    Horirumpur

    Fulbari

    Bishawnathpur to Bogulagari barrage


    Noliya Sluicegate to Borodoho
    Madrasha barrage
    Totoneepara to Shibpur
    Kochashohor to Pachgachi bazzar
    Shapmara Chairman house to
    Kaiyagonj
    Baluya Rakhalburuj to Bhangabari
    Chakrahimpur to Shahebgonj

    Dorobosto
    Nakai
    Shibpur
    Shibpur
    Gumaneegonj
    Mohimagonj
    Shapmara

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    20 feet
    height
    8 feet height
    12 feet
    height
    12 feet
    height
    12 feet
    height
    10 feet
    height
    8 feet height
    8 feet height
    8 feet height
    12 feet
    height
    12 feet
    height
    10 feet
    height

    Remarks

    Par Sonaigonga Shelter Center constructed in 2008. It is 2 stored building and nobody living there. There is no tube-well,
    latrine in Par Sonaidanga shelter center but it is in good condition. Shelter center authority has not given any equipments to
    the volunteers.
    4.2.15 Formation Shelter Management Committee:

    Shelter Management is very important part for disaster management. There are many shelter uselessed due to lake
    of proper maitenance. So, Shelter Management include under disaster management plan.

    4.2.16 Nessecity of shelter management:

    To save life & assets during disaster


    To save cattles life during disaster
    To ensure use & maintenance of shelter

    4.2.17 Shelter Management Committee:

    The member of Shelter Management Committee is 7-9.


    Formation 7-9 members committee coordination with up chairman/member, honorable person, social worker,
    teacher, NGO worker, landgiver, volunteers etc.
    Shelter Management Committee should be done their duty to conscent with community.
    More then 50% members of the committee should be female.
    To brief the responsibility of committee (Shelter Management related).
    Committee will be done maintenance & overall management of shelter assist by local community
    Committee will be organizing meeting time to time, the dicision of meeting should be entry in the register,
    distribute the work for dicision implementation & fixed-up the time.
    The list of Shelter Management Committee will be enclose with disaster management plan

    4.2.18 Places use for shelter:

    Specific shelter
    Local school college
    government & non-government institution
    High roads, barage.

    4.2.19 Needs of shelter:

    Tant/polithin/O.R.S./fitkiri/some emergency medicine (paracitamol, flazil) water purifying tablet, bleaching powder
    should be preserved in the shelter
    Preserve drinking & cooking water
    Sanitation system (male-female separate)
    Separate bathroom for male-female
    .Cleaning & wastage discharge
    Security
    Lighting
    Highgienic place
    Registration for sheltered people, list maintain of recieving goods & storing, & return their goods to the time of left.
    To handover the responsibility to the specific worker & volunteers for management of shelter.]
    To manage food & treatment for sheltered people
    To give special care to pregnant women, aged person, disable.

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    4.2.20 Uses of shelter:

    Shelter usualy use for community during disaster


    Shelter sould be use for different types of social development work in another time except disaster period.
    Shelter sould be use for primary health care center.
    Shelter sould be use for adult education center & school
    Shelter sould be use for wareless station.

    4.2.21 Maintenance of shelter:

    Each of shelter should be maintain properly, specialy cleaning


    Localy initiative should be take for protection (door,window, etc.)of shelter
    To take initiative tree plantation as per planning to the land of shelter
    Shelter will be lock another time except use of shelter
    Shelter Management Committee will be formation to the direction of guideline.
    The list of Shelter Management include with disaster management plan as encluse.

    Maintenance of Flood Shelter:


    Shelter center
    Fort/Shelter
    center/School
    cum Shelter

    Govt./Nongovernment
    Institions/UP
    Bhaban
    Barrage

    Name of Shelter center


    Par Sonaigonga Shelter Center
    Sonaigonga Govt. Primary School

    Responsible persons
    Mr. Jiaus Shams
    Chowdhury
    Rowshan Ara Begum

    Chakmakra Govt. Primary School

    Sofura Begum

    Uttar Dhormopur Govt. Primary


    School
    Shalmara Govt. Primary School

    Rabeya Khatun

    Baluya Govt. Primary School

    Selina Perveen

    Bamonhajra Reg. Primary School

    Md. Mahbubur
    Rahman

    Tanjila Begum

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile No.
    01913-727908

    Head
    Master
    Head
    Master
    Head
    Master
    Head
    Master
    Head
    Master
    Head
    Master

    01821-293966
    01729-828878
    01724-553268
    01729-714438
    01715-662114
    01727-742599

    Union Parishod

    NoUsed

    Treemohoneeghat to
    Borodohoghat barrage
    Kathakhali to Boro Narayanpur

    Md. Hafizar Rahman

    Fulhardangar ho to Boghdoho
    Bazzar
    Noyapara Krishnopur to
    Horinathpur
    Shakpala to Malador
    Bishawnathpur to Bogulagari
    barrage
    Nolila Sluicegate to Borodoho
    Madrasha barrage
    Toroneepara to Shibpur
    Kochashohor to Pachgaci bazzar

    Md. Azmol Hossain

    Md. Abdul Bari

    Md. Jeaus Shams


    Chowdhury
    Shantonu Kumar Deb
    Mr. Shariful Islam
    Prodhan
    Md. Shah Alam
    Mridha
    Md. Nayeem Uddin
    Md. Abdul Mannan

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    UP Member

    01719-616864

    UP
    Secretary
    UP
    Secretary
    Chairman

    01718-657821

    Chairman
    UP Member

    01715-018952
    01759-000128

    UP Member

    01715-410825

    UP Member
    UP Member

    01718-875613
    01719-736107

    01711-467179
    01913-727908

    Shapmara Chairman house to


    Kaiyagonj
    Baluya Rakhalburuj to Vangabaree
    Chakrahimpur to Shahebgonj
    Highway

    Sorker
    Md. Helal Mondol

    UP Member

    01725-203025

    Md. Mojibor Rahman


    UP Member
    Md. Mostafizer
    UP Member
    Rahman
    There is no Highway and barrage what can uses as Shelter center

    01718-864569
    01737-006364

    4.3 List of assets of Upazila (can uses during disaster period)


    List of assets of Upazila, it description and name of responsible persons:

    Insfrastructure /
    Assets
    Shelter center

    Nos.

    Name of Shelter Centers

    Responsible persons
    name

    01

    Par Sonaigonga Shelter


    Center
    Sonaigonga Govt. Primary
    School
    Chakmakra Govt. Primary
    School
    Uttar Dhormopur Govt.
    Primary School
    Shalmara Govt. Primary
    School
    Baluya Govt. Primary
    School
    Bamonhajra Reg. Primary
    School

    Mr. Jiaus Shams


    Chowdhury
    Rawshan Ara Begum

    Chairman

    01913-727908

    Head Master

    01821-293966

    Sofura Begum

    Head Master

    01729-828878

    Rabeya Khatun

    Head Master

    01724-553268

    Tanjila Begum

    Head Master

    01729-714438

    Selina Perveen

    Head Master

    01715-662114

    Md. Mahbubur
    Rahman

    Head Master

    01727-742599

    02
    03
    04
    05
    06
    07

    Insfrastructure
    / Assets
    Godown

    Insfrastructure
    / Assets
    Boat

    Nos.
    01

    Gobindogonj Food Godown

    Responsible persons
    name
    Bimol Kumar Modok

    02

    Gobindogonj Food Godown

    Bimol Kumar Modok

    03

    Gobindogonj Food Godown

    Bimol Kumar Modok

    04
    05
    06

    Mohimagonj Food Godown


    Mohimagonj Food Godown
    Kamdia UP Food Godown

    Abdul Latif Prodhan


    Abdul Latif Prodhan
    Md. Mosahed

    07

    Kamdia UP Food Godown

    Hossain Chowdhury
    Bablu

    Nos.

    Name of Shelter Centers

    Name of Shelter Centers

    Designation

    01

    Nakai Union

    Responsible persons
    name
    Mr. Hazrot Ali

    02

    Shalmara Union

    Mr. Rahim Badsha

    Mobile No.

    Designation

    Mobile No.

    Food
    Officer
    Food
    Officer
    Food
    Officer
    Chairman
    Chairman
    UP
    Member
    Chairman

    01839-669657

    Designatio
    n
    UP
    Member
    UP
    Member

    Remarks

    Remarks

    01839-669657
    01839-669657
    10716-882047
    10716-882047
    01712-765252

    Mobile No.

    Rema
    rks

    01929-851492
    01719-280861

    4.4 Financing
    The income sources of the Union Parishad are the collection of taxes, least of Hat/Bazzars, lease of ponds and cannels, fee of
    trade Licese etc. But at present the Union Parishad is not controlling authority to provide lease of Hat/bazzar, lease of ponds
    and cannels. Due to these causes, the income of Union Parisad has been reduced. But the Government of Bangladesh
    handed over Tk. 1% to the initiative to provide cash taka 4/5lac directly to the Union Parishad.

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    Income source of Union Parishad:


    Each Union Parishad has a fund for the name of related Parishad.
    (a) Own source (Tax of union, rate and fish)
    Housing yearly tax
    Tax from different Business, professions and livelihood (Trade License)
    Income from source of License and permit fees
    From local lease like
    Lease of Hat/Bazzar
    Lease of ghat
    Lease of khas ponds
    Lease of Khoyar
    Tax from transportation except car
    Income from assets
    General fund of Union Parishad
    (b) Self source (tax of Union, rate and fees)
    Name of Union

    Housing yearly
    tax

    Tax from different


    Business,
    professions and
    livelihood (Trade
    License)

    License and
    permit fees

    local lease

    Kamdia
    Katabari
    Shakhahar
    Rajahar
    Shapmara
    Dorbosto
    Talukkanupur
    Nakai
    Horirampur
    Rakhalburuj
    Fulbari
    Gomanigonj
    Kamardoho
    Kochashohor
    Shibpur
    Mohimagonj
    Shalmara
    Total

    2,48,550/2,54,000/1,86,300/1,50,300/1,42,000/1,22,600/1,32,600/1,44,500/1,88,000/1,62,600/1,56,000/1,73,200/1,61,700/1,44,600/1,90,000/1,63,600/1,25,300/-

    7,650/3,800/4,100/3,000/2,800/2,000/1,800/2,800/2,200/1,190/2,800/1,800/3,600/3,000/2,500/1,700/1,600/-

    5,400/2,860/1,400/1,660/1,800/2,600/2,200/2,160/2,660/1,500/3,200/2,000/2,800/3,000/3,400/3,800/4,320/-

    3,20,000/2,62,800/2,80,000/1,62,500/2,86,000/2,70,800/2,65,300/2,73,400/2,81,900/2,60,000/1,88,000/1,66,500/1,72,000/1,90,000/1,64,200/1,96,800/1,56,300/-

    Income
    from
    assets

    750/330/560/780/340/360/700/580/410/560/780/860/300/420/480/560/860/-

    General fund
    of Union
    Parishad

    7,50,000/4,40,400/5,42,400/5,56,600/5,40,600/4,78,700/4,61,800/3,54,200/3,60,000/5,78,300/5,62,300/4,60,400/3,51,000/5,86,000/6,64,000/3,66,300/3,78,200/-

    Total

    13,32,350/9,64,190/10,14,760/8,74,840/9,73,540/8,77,060/8,64,400/7,77,640/8,35,170/10,04,150/9,13,080/8,04,760/6,91,400/9,27,020/10,24,580/7,32,760/6,66,580/152,78,280/-

    (B) Govt. grants :


    Development Sectors
    1. Agriculture
    2. Health and Sanitation
    3. Construction and repair of Roads
    4. Construction and repair of Roads
    5. Development assistance fund

    Establishment
    1. Remuneration of Chairman and members
    2. Honorarium and other remuneration of Secretary and other staffs
    (Each Chairman : Govt. BDT. 1475/- and from UP BDT. 1525/-, each UP Member : Govt. 950/- from UP 1200/-, Secretary (17
    persons) 204,175/-, each Dofader 2100/- and each Gram Police 1900/-)
    Others
    1. Land transfer tax 1%

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    (C) Local Govt. source


    UP
    District
    Getting more facilities depands on capacity of Union Parishad, transparent and above all good governance. Union Parishad
    identify their main disaster what are create barriers to the development of Union Parishad and as per main barriers they
    provide prior basis facilities. Each developmental project preparation, financing and implement will be considered risk
    reduction of the disaster.

    Workplan upto date and temptation:


    Formed 2 follow-up committees for development of planning.

    Follow-up Committee
    1) Planning Follow-up Committee)
    2) Implementation of planning and Maintenance Committee

    Planning Follow-up Committee


    Planning Writing and Submission Committee with 5 members
    1. Chairman
    2. Secretary
    3. NGO representative
    4. Members from General Committee

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Horirumpur Union Parishad


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    Name

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Member

    Md. Azharul Islam


    ABM. Asadul Baree
    Md. Shafikul Islam
    Md. Hafizer Rahman

    Mobile
    01933-315230
    01718-657821
    01940-679455
    01719-616864

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Rakhalburuj Union Parishad


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    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Jiaus Shams Chowdhury
    Md. Taherul Islam
    Md. Faruque Hossain
    Md. Ashraful Alam
    Md. Shamsul Huq

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01913-727908
    01721-545577
    01763-451978
    01784-637381
    01716-712820

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01728-277040
    01719-617581
    01940-679455
    01719-616864

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01717-424435
    01731-108907
    01918-557997
    01767-303591
    01982-370886

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Talukkanupur Union Parishad


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    03
    04

    Name
    Md. Mohosin Ali
    Md. Abdur Razzak
    Md. Abdur Rahim
    Md. Kazem Uddin

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Nakai Union Parishad


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    Name
    Md. Wahedunnobi Sarker
    Md. Afser Ali Pramanik
    Tahmina Akhter
    Md. Golam Mostafa
    Md. Amir Hossain

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    Planning Follow-up Committee : Dorobosto Union Parishad


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    02
    03
    04

    Name
    A.R.M Shariful Islam
    Nazmul Huda
    Shariful Islam
    Abdul Baki Prodhan

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01716-063919
    01920-271660
    01759-000128
    01767-859210

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01716-882047
    01714-659402
    01745-434010
    01718-864569

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01715-018952
    01712-390817
    01814-563996
    01816-685231
    01715-482308

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01712-765252
    01745-326740
    01722-727341
    01711-413749
    01820-527376

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01715-018923
    01740-981414
    01751-393434
    01736-097400
    01817-358954

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01719-134223
    01711-467179
    01936-560872

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01712-607860
    01721-706832
    01764-989454
    01719-736107
    01718-875613

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Mohimagonj Union Parishad


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    Name
    Md. Abdul Latif
    Md. Yunus Ali
    Mst. Anjuyara
    Md. Mojibor Rahman

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Fulbari Union Parishad


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    04
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    Name
    Sushanto Kumar Deb
    Abdul Motin Sarker
    Jhorna Rani
    Taposh Mohonto
    Md. Mozammel Huq

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Kamdia Union Parishad


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    Name
    Md. Mosahed Hossain Chowdhury
    Md. Farukul Islam
    Sree Jagadish Chandro
    Md. Nazmul Hossain
    Md. Abdul Mozid Mondol

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Shalmara Union Parishad


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    03
    04
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    Name
    Md. Amir Hossain Shameem
    Md. Dewan Emdadul Huq
    Mst. Sultana
    Md. Sazedur Rahman
    Md. Niyamul Islam

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Katabari Union Parishad


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    03
    04

    Name
    Jobayer Hasan Md. Shafiq Mahmud
    Md. Azmol Hossain
    Md. Abul Kalam
    Md. Azizar Rahman

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Shibpur Union Parishad


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    Name
    Md. Houhidul Islam Prodhan (Shaheen)
    Md. Shahabul Islam
    Rotna Begum
    Abdul Mannan Sorker
    Mr. Noimuddin

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    Planning Follow-up Committee : Shapmara Union Parishad


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    03
    04

    Name
    Md. Tofazzal Hossain Sorder
    Md. Abdul Wahed
    Md. Selim Mondol
    Md.Rafiqul Islam

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01722-935657
    01717-544016
    01722-626491
    01738-336512

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01716-320257
    01761-565602
    01751-394340
    01724-141457
    01716-252699

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01718-253258
    01724-623408
    01724-622681
    01735-591560
    01770-636285

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01721-420283
    01718-875989
    01738-053254
    01712-315560
    01761-343454

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01712-512358
    01834-236883
    01725-762926
    01719-794007
    01716-345059

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01712-107554
    01716-884503
    01773-320972
    01762-608693
    01737-657365

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Kochashohor Union Parishad


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    Name
    Md. Abu Sufian Mondol
    Md. Mozder Rahman
    Mst. Shammi Akhter (Sumi)
    Md. Abdul Mannan
    Md. Shah Borhan Uddin

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    Md. Aminul Islam (Nannu)
    Bishnupodo Dash
    Mst. Hosne-ara-Begum
    Md. Solaiman
    Md. Anser Ali

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Kamardoho Union Parishad


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    Name
    Md. Ataul Huq
    Khondoker Md. Abu Jafor Siddique
    Mst. Suriya Begum
    Md. Rashidul Islam
    Md. Rabbanee

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Gumanigonj Union Parishad


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    Name
    Md. Faruk Kabir Ahammed
    Md. Rokonuzzaman
    Mst. Golapee Begum
    Md. Tofazzal Hossain
    Md. Motaher Uddin

    Planning Follow-up Committee : Shakhahar Union Parishad


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    Md. Abdul Mannan Mondol
    Md. Alamgeer Sorker
    Mst. Rujina Akhter
    Md. Golzer Rahman
    Md. Sahadul Islan

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    Implementation of planning and Maintenance Committee consist 7 members:

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    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Secretary
    Govt. representative
    NGO representative
    Members from General Committee

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Horirumpur Union Parishad


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    Md. Azharul Islam Biplob
    ABM Asadul Baree
    Mst. Parveen Begum
    Md. Touhidul Islam
    Md. Shafiqul Islam
    Md. Hafizer Rahman

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    Member
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    Mobile
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    01718-657821
    01926-595526
    01722-848350
    01940-679455
    01719-616864

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Rakhalburuj Union Parishad


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    Md. Jiyaus Shams Chowdhury
    Md. Taherul Islam
    Mst. Ruma Begum
    Md. Faruk Hossain
    Md. Ashraful Alam
    Md. Shamsul Huq

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    NGO worker
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    Member

    Mobile
    01913-727908
    01721-545577
    01845-218374
    01763-451978
    01784-637381
    01716-712820

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Talukkanupur Union Parishad


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    Chairman
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    Md. Mohosin Ali


    Md. Abdur Razzak
    Md. Abdur Rahim
    Md. Kazem Uddin

    Mobile
    01728-277040
    01719-617581
    01940-679455
    01719-616864

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Nakai Union Parishad


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    Md. Wahedunnabi Sarker
    Md. Afser Ali Pramanik
    Mst. Shahida Begum
    Sree Gogodish Chandro
    Tahmina Akhter
    Md. Golam Mostafa
    Md. Amir Hossain

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01717-424435
    01731-108907
    01916-433367
    01724-107367
    01918-557997
    01767-303591
    01982-370886

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Dorobosto Union Parishad


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    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    Member
    Member

    ARM Shariful Islam


    Nazmul Huda
    Mst. Dulalee Begum
    Ashraful Islam
    Shariful Islam
    Abdul Baki Prodhan

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    Mobile
    01716-063919
    01920-271660
    01729-660442
    01715-765492
    01759-000128
    01767-859210

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Mohimagonj Union Parishad


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    Md. Abdul Latif
    Md. Yunus Ali
    Mst. Anjuyara
    Md. Mahmudur Hasan
    Md. Mojubor Rahman

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
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    01714-659402
    01745-434010
    01755-566618
    01718-864569

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Fulbari Union Parishad


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    Name
    Sushanto Kumar Deb
    Abdul Motin Sarker
    Mst. Parul Akhter
    Md. Ataur Rahman
    Jhorna Ranee
    Taposh Mohonto
    Md. Mozammel Huq

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
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    01712-390817
    01764-822976
    01753-761820
    01814-563996
    01816-685231
    01715-482308

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Kamdia Union Parishad


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    Md. Mosahed Hossain Chowdhury
    Md. Rafukul Islam
    Mst. Nasrin Akhter
    Md. Rayhan
    Sree Gogodish Chandro
    Md. Nazmul Hossain
    Md. Abdul Mozid Mondol

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01712-765252
    01745-326740
    01762-752972
    01718-460874
    01722-727341
    01711-413749
    01820-527376

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Shalmara Union Parishad


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    Name
    Md. Amir Hossain Shameem
    Md. Dewan Emdadul Huq
    Mst. Lovely
    Md. Abdur Razzak
    Mst. Sultana
    Md. Sazedur Rahman
    Md. Niamul Islam

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    H.A.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01715-018923
    01740-981414
    01761-007302
    01922-108627
    01751-393434
    01736-097400
    01817-358954

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Katabari Union Parishad


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    Jobayer Hasan Md. Shafik Mahmud
    Md. Azmol Hossain
    Kulsum Begum
    Md. Abul Kalam
    Md. Azizer Rahman

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01719-134223
    01711-467179
    01675-540991
    01936-560872

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Shibpur Union Parishad


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    Md. Touhidul Islam Prodhan (Shaheen)
    Md. Shahabul Islam
    Mst. Sufia Begum
    Md. Moshiur Rahman
    Amirul Islam
    Abdul Mannan Sarker
    Mr. Noimuddin

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

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    Mobile
    01712-607860
    01721-706832
    01770-890506
    01938-825661
    01764-989454
    01719-736107
    01718-875613

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Shapmara Union Parishad


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    Md. Tofazzal Hossain Sorder
    Md. Abdul Wahed
    Mst. Saleha Begum
    Md. Mizanur Rahman
    Md. Salim Mondol
    Md. Rafiqul Islam

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01722-935657
    01717-544016
    01737-485027
    01719-828132
    01722-626491
    01738-336512

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Kochashohor Union Parishad


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    Md. Abu Sufiyan Mondon
    Md. Mozder Rahman
    Mst. Shamima Begum
    Md. Sarowar Hossain
    Mst. Shamee Akhter (Sume)
    Md. Abdul Mannan
    Md. Shah Borhan Uddin

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01716-320257
    01761-565602
    01764-846208
    01719-536388
    01751-394340
    01724-141457
    01716-252699

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Rajahar Union Parishad


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    Md. Aminul Islam (Nannu)
    Bishnpodo Dash
    Mst. Rowshan-ara-Begum
    Md. Mominur Rahman
    Mst. Hosne-ara-begum
    Md. Solaiman
    Md. Ansar Ali

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01718-253258
    01724-623408
    01744-323758
    01714-622681
    01724-622681
    01735-591560
    01770-636285

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Kamardoho Union Parishad


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    Md. Abaul Huy
    Khondoker Md. Abu Jafor Siddiquee
    Mst. Lota Begum
    Md. Mojibur Rahman
    Mst. Suraiya Begum
    Md. Rashidul Islam
    Md. Rezanul Islam

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01721-420283
    01718-875989
    01851-502920
    01728-165397
    01738-053254
    01712-315560
    01712-438038

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Gumanigonj Union Parishad


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    Md. Faruk Kabir Ahamed
    Md. Rokonuzzaman
    Mst. Selina Akhter
    Mst. Golapee Begum
    Md. Tofazzal Hossain
    Md. Motahar Uddin

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01712-512358
    01834-236883
    01760-122779
    01725-762926
    01719-794007
    01716-345059

    Planning Implementation and Maintenance Committee: Shakhahar Union Parishad


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    Md. Abdul Mannan Mondol
    Md. Alamgir Sarker
    Mst. Halima Begum
    Mst. Huyamiya Khatun
    Mst. Rujiba Akhter
    Md. Golzer Rahman
    Md. Sahadul Islam

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    S.A.A.O.
    NGO worker
    Member
    Member

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    Mobile
    01712-107554
    01716-884503
    01790-956974
    01832-501351
    01773-320972
    01762-608693
    01737-657365

    5th Chapter : Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.1 Evaluation of losses

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Union : Horirumpur
    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning
    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
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    Md. Azharul Islam

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    Md. Asadul Baree


    Mst. Parvin Begum
    Md. Nayan Mia Sarker

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01933-315230

    Secretary
    UP Woman Member
    Social Worker

    01718-657821
    01926-595526
    01749-125841

    Designation
    Member
    Social Worker
    Social Worker
    Teachers
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01716-320253
    01724-391563
    01924-003959
    01739-121644
    01718-657821

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Social Worker
    Businessman
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01917-220827
    01937-873807
    01924-003959
    01719-220964
    01718-657821

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Social Worker
    Social Worker
    Businessman

    Mobile
    01933-315230
    01718-657821
    01926-595526
    01721-711116
    01713-733951

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


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    Name
    Md. Mahabul Islam
    Md. Shahidul Islam
    Mst. Shahida Begum
    Md. Shahidur Rahman
    Md. Asadul Baree

    5.2.3 Community service re-start


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    Md. Babul Prodhan
    Md. Nuru Miah
    Mst. Shahida Khatun
    Md. Harunur Rashid
    Md. Asadul baree

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


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    Name
    Md. Azaharul Islam
    Md. Asadul Baree
    Mst. Parveen Begum
    Md. Shafiqul Islam
    Md. Belal Hossain

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    Union : Kamdia

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
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    Md. Mosahed Hossain Chowdhury

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01712-765252

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    Md. Nazmul Hossain


    Mst. Nasreen Akhter
    Ferdous Ahammed
    Md. Faruqul Islam

    Member
    Member
    Elite person
    Secretary

    01711-413749
    01762-752972
    01729-892295
    01745-326740

    Designation
    Chairman
    Member
    Elite person
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01712-765252
    01722-960831
    01717-089260
    01761-717408
    01745-326740

    Designation
    Chairman
    Member
    Social Worker
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01712-765252
    01820-827376
    01719-668730
    01744-460346
    01745-326740

    Designation
    Chairman
    Member
    Social Worker
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01712-765252
    01711-414469
    01720-314647
    01823-373860
    01745-326740

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


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    Name
    Md. Mosahed Hossain Chowdhury
    Md. Sekandar Ali
    Md. Jobayer Hossain
    Bijoya Rani
    Md. Farukul Islam

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


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    Md. Mosahed Hossain Chowdhury
    Md. Abdul Mozid
    Md. Momotaj Uddin
    Mst. Fahima Begum
    Md. Farukul Islam

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


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    Md. Hafizer Rahman
    Md. Mamunur Rashid
    Mst. Nazrin Akhter
    Md. Farukul Islam

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    Union : Katabari

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
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    Jobayer Hasan Md. Shafik

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    Md. Azmol Hossain


    Mst. Selina Begum
    Md. Abul Kalam
    Md. Rezaul Karim

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01719-134223

    Secretary
    UP Woman Member
    UP Member
    Elite person

    01711-467179
    01741-458205
    01737-657085
    01735-461088

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Teacher
    Woman Member

    Mobile
    01719-134223
    01711-467179
    01724-106951
    01713-767717
    01762-927123

    Designation
    Member
    Elite person
    UP Woman Member
    Businessman
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01721-126079
    01738-677388
    01982-370297
    01716-215772
    01711-467179

    Designation
    Chairman
    Elite person
    Member
    Member
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01719-134223
    01738-677388
    01752-460630
    01822-387504
    01711-467179

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


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    Name
    Jobayer Hasan Md. Shafik
    Md. Azmol Hossain
    Md. Khorshed Alam
    Nurul Hasan Bama
    Kulsum Begum

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


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    Md. Abdul Kader
    Md. Alamgir Akhand
    Mst. Nafisi Begum
    Md. Motahar Mahbub
    Md. Azmol Hossain

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


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    Name
    Jobayer Hasan Md. Shafik
    Md. Alamgir Akhand
    Khaja Miah
    Md. Shafiqul Islam
    Md. Azmol Hossain

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    Union : Shakahar

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
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    Name
    Md. Abdul Mannan Mondol

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    Md. Alamgir Hossain


    Mst. Hasina Begum
    Abdul Hi Siddik
    Abdur Nur Prodhan

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01712-107554

    Secretary
    UP Woman Member
    Member
    Elite person

    01925-482885
    01747-677298
    01713-710400
    01718-069717

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Elite person
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01738-922188
    01736-332158
    01710-189882
    01733-255088
    01925-482885

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Elite person
    Woman Member
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01744-323621
    01729-660445
    01737-657365
    01762-909281
    01925-482885

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Business
    Social Worker

    Mobile
    01712-107554
    01925-482885
    01744-666421
    01740-805020
    01785-414314

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


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    Name
    Md. Golzer Hossain
    Md. Abdur Rouf
    Md. Mazidul Islam
    Md. Mosiduzzaman
    Md. Alamgir Hossain

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


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    Abdur Rahman
    Mehedi Hasan Panna
    Sahadun Islam
    Munnujan Begum
    Mr. Alamgir Hossain

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


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    Name
    Md. Abdul Mannan Mondol
    Md. Alamgir Hossain
    Faridul Islam
    Shariful Islam
    Moulee Akhter

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    Union : Rajahar

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Md. Aminul Islam

    Name

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Bishnu Podo Kormoker


    Mst. Rowshon-ara
    Md. Abdus Sobhan
    Md. Ansar Ali

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01718-253258

    Secretary
    UP Woman Member
    Member
    Member

    01724-623408
    01762-762212
    01741-320227
    01770-636285

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    UP Woman Member
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01723-252198
    01735-691560
    01768-825505
    01713-763197
    01724-623408

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    UP Woman Member
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01755-240622
    01770-636285
    01781-022288
    01727-443514
    01724-623408

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    UP Woman Member
    Businessman

    Mobile
    01718-253258
    01724-623408
    01739-161271
    01762-762212
    01731-982772

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Obaidul Islam
    Md. Solaiman Ali
    Mst. Mukte Ara Begum
    Saidur Rahman
    Bishnu podo Kormoker

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md Imdadul Huq
    Md. Ansar Ali
    Mst. Rowshan-ara
    Sujon Miah
    Bishnu podo Kormoker

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Aminul Islam
    Bishnu podo Kormoker
    Akber Ali Sarker
    Rowshan-ara-Begum
    Abdul Latif

    64

    Union : Shalmara

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Name
    Tofazzal Hossain Sorder

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01712-935657

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Md. Mostafizur Rahman


    Md. Shah Alam
    Md. Selim Mondol
    Md. Shahidul Islam

    Member
    Member
    Member
    Member

    01737-006364
    01768-977970
    01722-626491
    01739-463285

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01712-935657
    01717-544016
    01765-952969
    01738-336515
    01727-591223

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Member
    Member
    Member

    Mobile
    01712-935657
    01717-544016
    01714-511787
    01740-811110
    01732-083015

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Elite person
    UP Member
    UP Member

    Mobile
    01712-935657
    01717-544016
    01710-189078
    01713-647955
    01722-626491

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Tofazzal Hossain Sorder
    Abdul Wahed
    Md. Moklesur Rahman
    Md. Rafiqul Islam
    Md. Zahangir Alam

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Tofazzal Hossain Sarder
    Abdul Wahed
    Abdul Mannan
    Md. Mosharraf Hossain
    Akkas Ali

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Tofazzal Hossain Sorder
    Abdul Wahed
    Md. Shah Alam
    Abdul Kader
    Md. Selim Mondol

    65

    Union : Dorbosto

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Name
    Md. Shariful Islam

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Md. Nazmul Huda


    Mst. Rikta Begum
    Md. Shamsul Alam
    Md. Shariful Islam

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01716-063919

    Secretary
    UP Woman Member
    UP Member
    UP Member

    01920-271660
    01749-755314
    01741-036551
    01759-000128

    Designation
    UP Member
    UP Member
    Elite person
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01735-610164
    01711-319917
    01719-125783
    01740-563244
    01920-271660

    Designation
    Secretary
    UP Member
    UP Woman Member
    Social Worker
    Businessman

    Mobile
    01920-271660
    01914-393877
    01749-602775
    01729-660442
    01724-564632

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    UP Woman Member
    UP Member
    Social Worker

    Mobile
    01716-063919
    01920-271660
    01740-997801
    01721-213564
    01930-318633

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Babu Mohonto
    Md. Shahjahan Ali
    Md. Lokman Hakim
    Md. Mazedur Rahman
    Md. Nazmul Huda

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    Name
    01
    Md. Nazmul Huda
    02
    Md. Shahidul Islam
    03
    Mst. Dulalee Begum
    04
    Mr. Motier Rahman
    05
    Mr. Nazrul Islam
    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance
    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Shariful Islam
    Md. Nazmul Huda
    Mst. Mollika Begum
    Md. Shahidul Islam
    Md. Abdul Bakee Prodhan

    66

    Union : Talukkanupur

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Md. Mohosin Ali

    Name

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Md. Abdur Razzak


    Mst. Munni Begum
    Md. Abdur Rahim Sarker
    Md. Jafirul Islam

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01728-277040

    Secretary
    UP Woman Member
    UP Member
    Social Worker

    01719-617581
    01744-802777
    01718-083040
    01744-866877

    Designation
    Secretary
    UP Member
    UP Woman Member
    UP Member
    Social Worker

    Mobile
    01719-617581
    01735-402838
    01714-694976
    01733-137715
    01742-866008

    Designation
    UP Member
    UP Member
    Elite person
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01713-773873
    01753-454398
    01738-542023
    01746-497873
    01719-617581

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Elite Person
    Woman Member
    Social Worker

    Mobile
    01728-277040
    01719-617581
    01729-870763
    01714-694976
    01772-894747

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Abdur Razzak
    Md. Kasem Uddin
    Mst. Munna Begum
    Md. Bulu Miah
    Md. Nur Alam Fakir

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Ayub Hossain
    Md. Zahidul Islam
    Md. Abdur Rashid
    Md. Rafiqul Islam
    Md. Abdur Razzak

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Mohosin Ali
    Md. Abdur Razzak
    Md. Hafizer Rahman
    Mst. Shopna Begum
    Md. Mosharraf Hossain

    67

    Union : Rakhalburuj

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Name
    Md. Jiaus Shams Chowdhury

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Mst. Ruma Begum


    Md. Anamul Huq
    Kazi Shaharun Luna
    Md. Taherul Islam

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01913-727908

    UP Member
    UP Member
    Social Worker
    UP Member

    01932-759062
    01714-622660
    01724-068044
    01721-545577

    Designation
    UP Member
    UP Member
    UP Woman Member
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01940-679522
    01729-871160
    01937-482058
    01921-351674
    01721-545577

    Designation
    UP Member
    UP Member
    Social Worker
    Businessman
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01750-490045
    01924-990285
    01932-610172
    01748-976602
    01721-545577

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Woman Member
    Member
    Social Worker

    Mobile
    01913-727908
    01721-545577
    01932-759062
    01937-708188
    01724-068044

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Ashraful Alam
    Sree Pronoy Bikash Deb
    Mst. Shahida Begum
    Md. Abdul Latif Sarker
    Md. Taherul Islam

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Shamsul Huq
    Md. Anas Uddin Sarker
    Mst. Rajia Begum
    Ruhul Amin Prodhan
    Md. Taherul Islam

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Jiaus Shams Chowdhury
    Md. Taherul Islam
    Mst. Ruma Begum
    Md. Zahangir Alam
    Kazi Sharun Luna

    68

    Union : Fulbari

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Name
    Shantonu Kumar Deb

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Mst. Moslema Begum


    Taposh Chandro Mohonto
    Abdul Wahab Sarker
    Abdul Motin Sarker

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01715-018452

    Reserve UP Woman Member


    UP Member
    UP Member
    Secretary

    01724-623263
    01915-713075
    01922-843347
    01712-390817

    Designation
    UP Member
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    UP Member
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01912-344188
    01925-586796
    01740-865089
    01774-518977
    01712-390817

    Designation
    UP Member
    UP Member
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    Social Worker
    Businessman

    Mobile
    01748-360078
    01757-970010
    01717-163973
    01716-038308
    01713-267204

    Designation
    Chairman
    UP Member
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01715-018452
    01740-865089
    01925-586796
    01713-767204
    01712-390817

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Shahalam
    Mst. Rowshan-ara
    Md. Golam Hossain
    Md. Saiful Islam
    Md. Abdul Motin Sarker

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Sobuj Miah
    Md. Mozammel Sarker
    Mst. Nasima Begum
    Md. Babon Kumar
    Md. Shafiqul Islam

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Shantonu Kumar Deb
    Md. Golam Hossain
    Mst. Rowshan-ara
    Kazi Shams Uddin
    Md. Abdur Motin Sarker

    69

    Union : Gumanigonj

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Md. S.M. Ripon

    Name

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Mst. Selina Begum


    Md. Imrul Kayes
    Md. Sohel Rana
    Md. Rokonuzzaman

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01711-009857

    Reserve UP Woman Member


    UP Member
    UP Member
    Secretary

    01731-355622
    01733-138271
    01736-647531
    01834-236883

    Designation
    UP Member
    UP Member
    Businessman
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01710-815823
    01759-142849
    01716-345059
    01724-069343
    01834-236883

    Designation
    UP Member
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    Businessman
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01719-794007
    01715-385522
    01725-213025
    01728-165514
    01834-236883

    Designation
    Chairman
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    Social Worker
    UP Member
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01711-009857
    01724-069343
    01729-120546
    01733-137271
    01834-236883

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Rafiqul Alam
    Md. Sabu Mridha
    Md. Mahtab Uddin
    Mst. Sanjida Begum
    Md. Rokonuzzaman

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Tofazzal Hossain
    Mst. Momotaj Begum
    Md. Helal Mondol
    Md. Shahjahan Sarker
    Md. Rokonuzzaman

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. S.M. Ripon
    Mst. Sanjida Begum
    Md. Nuruzzaman
    Md. Imrul Kayes
    Md. Rokonuzzaman

    70

    Union : Kamardoho

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Syed Shariful Islam

    Name

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Khandaker Md. Abu Zafor Siddiquee


    Mst. Lota Begum
    Md. Sonom Talukder
    Md. Golam Rabbanee

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01712-275020

    Secretary
    UP Woman Member
    Elite person
    Elite person

    01718-875989
    01764-950668
    01719-737739
    01761-343454

    Designation
    UP Member
    UP Member
    Social Worker
    UP Woman Member
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01712-315560
    01735-560630
    01712-576490
    01722-327057
    01730-999020

    Designation
    Chairman
    UP Member
    UP Member
    Elite person
    Social Worker

    Mobile
    01712-275020
    01718-875989
    01848-104384
    01763-465607
    01717-018283

    Designation
    Chairman
    Secretary
    Teacher
    Social Worker
    UP Member

    Mobile
    01712-275020
    01718-875989
    01714-547929
    01772-856146
    01750-355631

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Rashidul Islam
    Md. Jalal Uddin Khan
    Shahjahan Ali Sarker
    Mst. Fahima Begum
    Md. Battchu Meer

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Syed Shariful Islam
    Khandaker Md. Abu Zafor Siddquee
    Md. Afzal Sheikh
    Md. Ashraful Islam
    Tarek Mondol

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Syed Shariful Islam
    Khandaker Md. Abu Zafor Siddquee
    Md. Doulatuzzaman
    Mr. Saidul Islam
    Abdus Salam Pramanik

    71

    Union : Shibpur

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds
    etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    Sl.#
    01

    Name
    Md. Towhidul Islam Prodhan

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Mst. Sufia Begum


    Md. Khaibor Ali
    Md. Hasan Uddin Prodhan
    Md. Shahabul Islam

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01712-607860

    Reserve UP Woman Member


    UP Member
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    01770-890506
    01710-125923
    01745-501425
    01721-706832

    Designation
    UP Member
    UP Member
    UP Member
    Businessman
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01718-314509
    01718-875613
    01719-736107
    01738-147966
    01721-706832

    Designation
    UP Member
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    UP Member
    Social Worker
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01716-286339
    01747-674637
    01773-674832
    01725-092561
    01721-706832

    Designation
    Chairman
    Reserve UP Woman Member
    UP Member
    Businessman
    Secretary

    Mobile
    01712-607860
    01738-147966
    01719-736107
    01713-736949
    01721-706832

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Abdul Khalek Sorker
    Md. Noim Uddin
    Abdul Mannan Sarker
    Md. Monirul Alam
    Md. Shahabul Islam

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


    Sl.#
    Name
    01
    Md. Azadul Islam
    02
    Mst. Monowara Begum
    03
    Md. Zafrul Islam Sarker
    04
    Md. Inul Huq
    05
    Md. Shahabul Islam
    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance
    Sl.#
    01
    02
    03
    04
    05

    Name
    Md. Towhidul Islam Sarker
    Mst. Selina Begum
    Md. Abdul Mannan Sarker
    Md. Abu Azam
    Md. Shahabul Islam

    72

    Union : 8 No. Nakai

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds
    etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
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    Name
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    02
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    04

    Mst. Nuree Begum


    Md. Azaduzzaman
    Md. Afsar Ali

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01717-424435

    Woman Member
    Member
    Secretary

    01923-640130
    01740-327334
    01731-108907

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Woman Member
    Teacher
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01932-996756
    01929-851492
    01916-433367
    01718-859284
    01725-608549

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Woman Member

    Mobile
    01718-314532
    01916-848989
    01925-335343

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Elite person
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01724-215320
    01715-410825
    01758-447719
    01721-020067

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


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    Name
    Md. Amir Hossain
    Md. Hazrat Ali
    Mst. Shahida Begum
    Md. Sadequr Rahman
    Md. Azahar Ali

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


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    Name
    Mst. Zakia Nahar
    Md. Fazlul Huq
    Md. Shabur Rahman Shaheen

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


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    Name
    Md. Golam Mowla
    Mr. Shah Alam
    Mr. Amzad Hossain
    Mr. Yunus Mondol

    73

    Union : 12 No. Kochashohor

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds
    etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
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    Name
    Md. Abu Sufian Mondol

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Mst. Nasima Akhter


    Md. Abdul Motin
    Md. Shariful Islam
    Md. Mofazzal Hossain

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01716-320257

    Woman Member
    Member
    Teacher
    Elite person

    01755-495969
    01732-305038
    01716-526924
    01766-921270

    Designation
    Woman Member
    Secretary
    Member
    Teacher

    Mobile
    01726-505798
    01761-565602
    01724-141457
    01714-558937

    Designation
    Woman Member
    Member
    Member
    Teacher
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01734-509548
    01717-256784
    01722-070280
    01734-210735
    01710-148259

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01716-252699
    01720-410956
    01714-712404

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


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    Name
    Mst. Shameema Begum
    Md. Mozder Rahman
    Md. Abdul Mannan Sarker
    Md. Shahjahan Ali

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


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    Name
    Mst. Sabera Begum
    Md. Ataur Sarker
    Md. Abdus Sobhan
    Md. Sekendar Ali
    Dr. Rubel

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


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    Name
    Md. Borhan Uddin
    Md. Saljer Rahman
    Md. Jahirul Islam

    74

    Union : 16 No. Mohimagonj

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds
    etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
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    Name
    Md. Abdul Latif Prodhan

    02
    03
    04

    Mst. Anjuyara Begum


    Md. Golam Rahman
    Md. Yunus Ali

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01716-882047

    Woman Member
    Member
    Secretary

    01745-434010
    01934-150260
    01714-659402

    Designation
    Woman Member
    Member
    Member
    Elite person
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01760-124462
    01718-864569
    01732-570741
    01716-263914
    01714-751495

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Woman Member
    Elite person
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01717-211765
    01716-936481
    01716-210127
    01733-166623
    01733-567681

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Woman Member
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01933-305952
    01719-280861
    01739-177643
    01917-235665

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


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    Name
    Mst. Shahnaj Begum
    Md. Mojibor Rahman
    Md. Mahmudul Hasan
    Md. Anowarul Islam
    Md. Khorshed Alam Polash

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


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    Name
    Md. Akmol Hossain
    Md. Mojibor Rahman
    Mst. Fency Begum
    Md. Shaheen Miah
    Md. Tozammel Huq Tota

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


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    Name
    Md. Aminur Rahman
    Md. Rahim Badsha
    Mst. Shahina Khatun
    Md. Abdur Razzak Polash

    75

    Union : 17 No. Shalimar

    Description of sector-wise damages due to disaster:

    Sectors
    Agriculture
    Fisheries
    Vegetation
    Health
    Livelihood
    Water
    Infrastructure

    Description
    Losses of crops, lands broken, wearing sand land as a result land losses its fertility, losses seedbeds
    etc.
    Ponds fishes were washed away in the flood and ponds are break.
    Plants break and losses the plants.
    People dies, suffering different types of diseases as a result they losses their working power.
    People faces different types of problems during disaster. They have no work in that time so they fall
    problems to their livelihood.
    People faces problem to collect safe drinking water during and after disaster.
    Damage houses, institutions, bridges, culverts and people are shelterless

    Rescue and Rehabilitation Planning


    5.2 Rapid/advance recoveries 5.2.1 Administrative re-established
    5.2.1 Administrative re-established
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    Name
    Md. Amir Hossain (Shameem)

    02
    03
    04
    05

    Md. Abdul Hares


    Mst. Lovely Begum
    Md. Siddiqur Rahman
    Md. Golzer Rahman

    Designation
    Chairman

    Mobile
    01715-018923

    Secretary
    Woman Member
    Member
    Teacher

    01765-968308
    01754-835887
    01750-482258
    01738-148812

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Woman Member
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01843-536795
    01920-03003
    01734-141111
    01720-495618

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Woman Member
    Elite person
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01729-518540
    01736-097400
    01748-581187
    01721-949332
    01735-304654

    Designation
    Member
    Member
    Teacher
    Elite person

    Mobile
    01714-800618
    01912-976316
    01729-714438
    01721-418728

    5.2.2 Clean ruins


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    Name
    Md. Amirul Islam
    Md. Golzer Rahman
    Mst. Munzila Khatun
    Md. Ataur Rahman

    5.2.3 Public service re-start


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    Name
    Md. Ayub Ali
    Mr. Sazedur Rahman
    Mst. Ayesha Khatun
    Ahsan Habib Monju
    Mr. Mofazzl Sarker

    5.2.4 Emergency livelihood assistance


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    Name
    Md. Rahim Mondol
    Md. Abul Kalam Azad
    Mst. Tanjina
    Md. Rayhan Master

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    At a glance information of Upazila :
    Area
    Union
    Mouza
    Village
    Family
    Total Population
    Male
    Female
    Academic Institution
    Gvt. Primary school
    Reg. Primary School
    Junior School
    College
    Madrasha
    (Dakhil, Fazil, Ebtedaee)
    BRAC School
    Kindergarten School
    Percentage of Education
    Community Clinic
    Barage
    Slwitch Gate
    Bridge
    Culvart
    Mosque
    Temple

    460.42 sq. ki.meters


    17
    317
    353
    1,28,974
    5,44,235
    2,74,226
    2,70,009
    153
    82
    68
    14
    54
    22
    36
    63
    12
    10
    440
    940
    990
    105

    81

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    Eidgah
    Bank
    Post Office
    Club
    Hat Bazar
    Graviyard
    Shoshan Ghat
    Poultry Firm
    Wave Industry
    Deep Tubewell
    Shellow Tubewell
    Tubewell

    07
    369
    23
    35
    49
    64
    557
    43
    07
    N/A
    194
    5,585
    93,055

    River
    Cannel
    Bil
    Haor
    Pond
    Jolashoy
    Paka Road
    Kacha Road
    Mobile Tower
    Sports Field

    06
    14
    270
    No
    6,227
    No
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    8
    75

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