MINISTRY OF LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT

CRISIS MANAGEMENT PLAN-2023 FOR DEALING WITH DISASTER IN

METALLIFEROUS MINES (EXCEPT ATOMIC MINERAL MINES)

Definition – Metalliferous mine includes every mine other than a coal or oil
mine (as per the Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961).
Abbreviations - PM: Prime Minister; MOLE: Ministry of Labour Employment;
MOM: Ministry of Mines; IBM: Indian Bureau of Mines: DGMS: Directorate
General of Mines Safety; NZ, DGMS: Northern Zone, Directorate General of
Mines Safety; CNM: Central Nodal Ministry; CMP: Crisis Management Plan;
NCMC: National Crisis Management Committee; MHA: Ministry of Home Affairs;
MOD: Ministry of Defence; I&B; Information and Broadcasting; IB: Intelligence
Bureau; R&AW: Research & Analysis Wing, NSA: National Security Advisor;
NDMA: National Disaster Management Authority; CG: Controller General;
RCOM: Regional Controller of Mines:

1. APPLICABILITY

This Crisis Management Plan (CMP) of the Ministry of Labour and Employment (MoLE) shall
be applicable in the event of disaster in metalliferous mines except Atomic Mineral mines
(i.e., this CMP is not applicable for Coal mines, Oil mines and Atomic Mineral mines). For this
purpose, any incident originating out of following events shall be termed as DISASTER, if ten
or more lives are either lost or threatened in the affected metalliferous mines.

i. outbreak of fire in an underground mine;

ii. rush of water/unconsolidated strata into underground workings or inundation of
opencast mines;
iii. premature and uncontrolled collapse of any part of workings, belowground or
opencast;
iv. subsidence due to a fire in underground workings or collapse of underground
workings under a village or township;
v. accidental/unintentional detonation of explosives,
vi. uncontrolled flow of material or fluid from mineral stack, overburden dump or tailing
pond;
vii. breach of water dams within mine take area;
viii. breakage, fracture or failure of man winding / man riding system.

2. SENDING FIRST INFORMATION

a) The Mine Manager/Agent shall send the first information report immediately about
the incident (disaster) in the prescribed format (Annexure - I) by fax or e-mail/phone
call/WhatsApp to the concerned District Magistrate/District Collector and to the Zonal
& Regional or sub-Regional Office as applicable, of Directorate General of Mines
Safety (DGMS), under whose jurisdiction the concerned affected mine falls.
b) The Owner/Nominated Owner/Chief Executive of the company operating the affected
mine-lease shall, after due scrutiny and corrections, if required, forward immediately
First Information Report in Annexure-I to the DGMS Headquarters Dhanbad.

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 c) The Director General of Mines Safety, DGMS after necessary verifications, shall
inform about the occurrence of disaster to the Nodal officer (Special
Secretary/Additional Secretary/Joint Secretary, as the case may be), Ministry of
Labour & Employment. The Nodal officer, in turn shall inform the same to the
Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment & Central Control Room of Ministry of
Home Affairs.

d) The Nodal Officer shall also instruct the Control Room Incharge of MoLE/ DDG (NZ),
DGMS Ghaziabad to set up the control room at Ministry immediately within an hour.

e) The Concerned District Magistrate/District Collector shall immediately inform about

the occurrence of the disaster to the Chief Secretary of the State, nearest police
station and to hospitals in the vicinity of the mine through telephone/ fax / e-mail/
mobile phone or any other quickest means of communication.

f) The Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment shall inform about the occurrence
of the disaster to Cabinet Secretary/Convenor NCMC and PMO.

g) Information to MHA and NDMA Control Rooms should be provided on priority,

3. The composition of NCMC as given in the guidelines contained in the revised Crisis
Management Plan, 2019 circulated by Government of India is as under –

a) Cabinet Secretary - Chairman

b) Secretary / Principal Secretary to PM - Member
c) Secretary MHA - Member
d) Secretary MoD - Member
e) Secretary (Security) - Member
f) Secretary (I&B) - Member
g) Director, IB - Member
h) Secretary, R&AW - Member
i) Deputy NSA - Member
j) Secretary, NDMA - Member
k) Foreign Secretary, MEA - Member

*Joint Secretary (TS Cell), Cabinet Secretariat will be the Convener of the NCMC.

Secretary/Additional Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment and Secretary/Additional

Secretary, Ministry of Mines will be co-opted as members of NCMC.

4. ROLE OF MINISTRY OF LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT (MOLE), DGMS AND OTHER

MINISTRIES:

A. Role of Ministry of Labour & Employment:

i. The Bureau Head (dealing with DGMS), Ministry of Labour & Employment shall finalize
the Crisis Management Plan for dealing with the situation arising out of disaster in
metalliferous mines except Atomic Mineral mines and furnish copies of the Crisis
Management Plan to the NCMC and to the supporting Ministries/Departments.

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 ii. The Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment or any officer of the MOLE/DGMS
(not below the rank of Joint Secretary) duly nominated by the Secretary, Ministry of
Labour & Employment shall co-ordinate activities of all supporting
Ministries/Departments during crisis.

iii. The Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment shall constitute a Crisis Management
Group immediately after receipt of information about disaster in the mine for reporting
all developments to NCMC and seeking its guidance as and when necessary.

B. Role of Directorate General of Mines Safety (DGMS):

i) The control room established at Ministry of Labour & Employment shall be put into
operation by DG, DGMS in consultation with Bureau Head, MOLE, which shall be
manned round the clock on 24 hour basis after receipt of information about disaster.

ii) A control room shall also be established immediately after receipt of information of
disaster/major accident, at respective Zonal Office of DGMS under whose jurisdiction
the concerned affected mine falls and also at concerned Mine Site. It shall function
under the direction of Dy. Director General of Mines Safety of concerned zone. These
control rooms shall make a close liaison and shall update the Control room established
at the Ministry of Labour & Employment, New Delhi. Further, liaison with various
response agencies including the District Police Control Room, NDMA and MHA may
also be done.

iii) The DGMS in consultation with Bureau Head, Ministry of Labour & Employment shall
also set up a damage assessment team which will try to reach the site of incidence
within 24 hours for assessing the capability of local agencies to respond adequately to
the needs of the hour so that the necessity of Central assistance is suggested,
responses are augmented and necessary directives to the affected areas are issued.

iv) The DGMS in consultation with Ministry of Labour & Employment may seek assistance
from Ministry of Mines, if required, to co-opt members in Crisis Management Group
and in damage assessment team, and for manning the control room. Ministry of Mines
shall render the required assistance, if requisitioned.

v) The MOLE/DGMS shall periodically assess the efficiency of the contingency plan by
holding simulation exercises.

5. INCIDENT RESPONSE SYSTEM (IRS)

A. Immediately on occurrence of disaster in the mine, the respective management

of the mine shall:

i. Inform Regional office of the Directorate General of Mines Safety, concerned

District Magistrate / Collector / Sub Divisional Magistrate, Local Police Station
and other offices as per the statute (in Annexure-1); and
ii. Activate their own emergency action plan prepared in pursuance of the statute.

B. The Director General of Mines Safety shall send First Information Report to the
Ministry of Labour & Employment.

C. If less than 20 lives are threatened, Additional Secretary/Special Secretary (as

the case may be), Ministry of Labour & Employment shall immediately summon

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 a meeting of the Crisis Management Group and put into operation its
contingency plan. The Crisis Management Group shall meet immediately after
the receipt of First Information Report.

D. If more than 20 lives are threatened the Secretary, Ministry of Labour &
Employment shall report the disaster to NCMC and send a copy of the First
Information Report to the members of NCMC.

E. The Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment shall immediately summon a

meeting of the Crisis Management Group and put into operation its contingency
Plan. The Crisis Management Group shall meet immediately after the receipt of
First Information Report.

F. The Dy. Director/Director of Mines Safety, Ghaziabad, nominated as Incharge of

MoLE Control Room shall activate the Control Room in the Ministry of Labour &
Employment immediately after the receipt of information about occurrence of
disaster.

G. Control Room Incharge shall inform the District Administration immediately

regarding nature, time, location and all other relevant details of the disaster
which shall be updated from time to time.

H. Control Room Incharge shall inform the In-charge of local NDRF battalion
immediately regarding nature, time, location and all other relevant details of the
disaster which shall be updated from time to time.

6. INCIDENT RESPONSE TEAM (IRT): On the basis of the IRS, following IRT
has been formed giving out specific charter, role and responsibilities of all the
concerned functionaries involved in disaster Management. The composition of
the Crisis Management Group under Ministry of Labour & Employment will be as
under:
a) Secretary (L&E) - Chairman
b) Special Secretary/Additional Secretary - Member
c) Joint Secretary (dealing with DGMS) - Member
d) Director General, DGMS - Member
(Alternate member: Dy. Director General, NZ, DGMS) - Member
e) Director/ Dy. Director of Mines Safety, NZ, DGMS - Member &
Nodal officer
f) Representative of CWC (Central Water Commission)/ - Member
Mo Jal Shakti*
g) Representative of IMD (Indian Metrological Dept.)** - Member
h) Director/Dy. Secretary (dealing with DGMS) -Member
Secretary
i) Representative from NDMA (if more than 20 lives are threatened) - Member

The Incident Response Team will be mainly responsible for dealing with the situation and
reporting all developments to NCMC and seeking its directions / guidance as and when
required. Specific role/responsibilities of functionaries/members mentioned above at a),
b), c) and d) are given at para 4 and that of e) is given at para 8 d.

*Representative of CWC/Mo Jal Shakti shall give the advance information to the nodal
officer regarding release of water from the dams on the upstream side of the mine.
**Representative of IMD shall give the advance information to the nodal officer
regarding excessive rainfall/ cloud burst etc. on the upstream side of the mine.

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7. CONSTITUTION OF DAMAGE ASSESSMENT TEAM

The following officials shall be members of Damage Assessment Team in addition to any
other officer(s) as Secretary (MOLE) may think necessary:

a) Deputy Director General of Mines Safety of the Concerned Zone where the mine is
located
b) Regional Controller of Mines, IBM
c) Mine Owner / Nominated Owner / Chief Executive Officer of the Mining Company
operating the affected mine-lease.
d) Director of Mines Safety, DGMS of the Concerned Region where the mine is located
– Convener
e) Director/Dy. Director, Geology & Mining Dept. of concerned State.

8. CONTROL ROOM IN THE MINISTRY OF LABOUR & EMPLOYMENT

a) A Room at ground floor in Shram Shakti Bhavan, Rafi Marg, New Delhi has been
established as Control Room in the Ministry of Labour & Employment.

b) A desktop with internet connection and video conferencing facility are provided in the
control room. Sitting / working arrangement for at least five persons and other
furniture has been provided.

c) Control Room has been provided with communication facilities to communicate with
all the stake holders which include mine management at the crisis point, officials of
the concerned State Government(s) and other concerned Ministries / Departments of
Government of India and with the Control Room of Cabinet Secretariat. The following
facilities/equipment shall also be made available in the Control Room:

i. Dedicated Land line Telephone, Fax line;

ii. Hot Line / RAX;
iii. Printer and
iv. Photo-copying machine with scanner.
v. Dedicated Mobile phone with Social Media connectivity
vi. Dedicated Email ID for control room.

d) Control Room shall be under the control of an officer (Dy. Director/Director) from
Northern Zone, Directorate General of Mines Safety authorised and specifically
designated for the purpose by DGMS.

e) Ministry of Labour & Employment and DGMS shall conjointly depute adequate
number of teams, each comprising of one officer and one LDC/UDC for manning the
control room round the clock during the crisis.

f) Two vehicles along with drivers shall be arranged immediately by the MOLE/DGMS to
ensure round the clock operation of the Control Room.

g) The telephone and fax number of the Control Room and officers of Ministry of Labour
& Employment available at Annexure - III will be sent to all mine managements by
DGMS.

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 h) Duty roster for control room shall be prepared by Dy. Director/Director of Mines
Safety (nominated under clause 5F as above) in consultation with MOLE/DGMS as
per Annexure - II.

i) The names, addresses, telephone numbers, e-mail addresses etc. of following

officers / executives / offices shall be kept in the Control Room. This information
shall be updated regularly.

 All NCMC members

 All Officers of Ministry of Labour & Employment
 Headquarters of all major mining companies and of their Chief Executives /
Directors.
 Telephone numbers of Liaison officers of mining companies.
 All Central Workshops / Control Rooms of Mining Companies.
 All Rescue Station, Rescue Rooms and Rescue Room-cum Refresher Training
Centres.
 All Regional, Zonal Offices of IBM and DGMS.
 Chief Secretaries of all mineral producing states.
 All District Magistrates / Collectors/ Supdt. of Police of mineral producing districts
where mines are located.
 Major indigenous manufacturers of pumps and rescue appliances.
 Foreign Consulates of major mineral producing and equipment manufacturing
counties like USA, China, Australia, Japan, Germany, France, UK, Russia, Poland,
Ukraine etc.
j) Company wise list of major inventories like Pumps, Pipes, Electrical, Special Safety
Equipment, Large Diameter Boring Machines, mobile winders etc. with their location
will be maintained in the Control Room which shall be updated at three months
interval. Zone-wise data shall be maintained at the Zonal level of DGMS. This data
shall be populated on the IDRN (India Disaster Resource Network) portal also.
k) Personnel requiring to man the Control Room shall be trained adequately to execute
Control Room duties.

l) Other Ministries like Ministry of Coal, Ministry of Mines, Jal Shakti, Petroleum &
natural gas, Health and family welfare etc. may also be requested to extend help in
crisis.

9. CONTINGENCY PLAN : Contingency plans shall be released by way of conducting

physical mock exercise every year or once in two years wherein NDRF, SDRF apart
from others also participate.

9.1 The Metalliferous Mines Regulations, 1961 framed under the Mines Act, 1952, and
orders / circulars made thereunder requires every mine management to make its
Emergency Plan or Disaster Management Plan and kept it updated time to time. The
existing Contingency Plans shall be implemented by respective mine management in
case of a mine disaster.

9.2 The following Contingency Plan shall be operated by Ministry of Labour &
Employment, duly assisted by DGMS in the event of mine disaster(s). The main
objective of this Contingency Plan is to supplement the efforts of mine management
in tackling the crisis situation by rendering additional administrative help as may be
necessary.

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9.2.1 The designated DGMS nodal officer at Control room will prepare information in the
format given in Annexure – I with due vetting of DG, DGMS and forward the same to
the Minister of Labour & Employment, Govt. of India.

9.2.2 The designated Nodal officer will immediately activate the Control Room in the
Ministry and prepare the duty roster for the Control Room in consultation with
MOLE/DGMS. Information regarding formation of Control Room and its Telephone,
Fax numbers and e-mail id shall be sent to the following:

(i) Hon’ ble Minister for Labour & Employment

(ii) Officials of Ministry of Labour & Employment as at Annexure - III
(iii) Members of NCMC.
(iv) Chief Secretary of the State where the mine is located
(v) District Magistrate/District Collector/Supdt. of Police of the District where the
mine is located.
(vi) Mine owner/Nominated Owner/Chief Executive Officer of the company
operating the affected mine-lease.
(vii) Director General of Mines Safety, Dhanbad and Dy. Director General, DGMS of
the concerned zone where the mine is located.
(viii) Controller General, IBM/Regional Controller of the IBM under whose
jurisdiction the mine falls.
(ix) Local MLAs, MP, Councillors to prevent rumours and transmitting facts/true
information.
(x) CAP (Common Alerting Protocol) and ERSS (Emergency Response Support
System) may also be utilized for information/awareness generation.

9.2.3 Responsibilities of Members of the Damage Assessment Team:

a) Deputy Director General, DGMS of the concerned zone shall hold consultation with
Mine Owner/Nominated Owner/Chief Executive Officer of the Mining Company
operating the affected mine-lease and provide necessary inputs to Bureau Head,
MoLE for apprising Secretary (Labour & Employment) about the outcome of such
consultation.

b) Deputy Director General, DGMS in consultation with the Regional Director and mine
management will make an assessment whether central assistance is required to deal
with situation arising out of the disaster. If Mine Owner / Nominated Owner / Chief
Executive Officer of the Mining Company operating the affected mine-lease seeks any
help from any agency under the Central Government, the Ministry of Labour &
Employment shall immediately take necessary action in that direction and through
DGMS inform the mining company about the action taken by the Ministry and follow
up action, if any, required to be taken by the mining company.

c) The members of Damage Assessment Team shall make all possible efforts to reach
the site of disaster within 24 hours of receiving information about the same.

d) The Convener, Damage Assessment Team shall send report with due vetting of DG,
DGMS/Deputy Director General, DGMS on daily basis, or at a shorter interval, as the
need be, to the Ministry of Labour & Employment and DGMS.

e) Life-saving essential equipment kit shall be provided to mine in-charge and adequate
training need to be given to miners as they are first respondents at incident sites.

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 f) NDRF and SDRF personnel shall be trained for mining rescue operations; for this they
may be involved / associated during conduct of mock rehearsals.

9.2.4 Information dissemination:

a) Press Statement, if required, will be issued by Dy. Director General of Mines

Safety, Northern Zone, DGMS with approval of Secretary, Ministry of Labour &
Employment.

b) If considered appropriate, Ministry of Labour & Employment, may issue Press

Release for disseminating prompt and accurate information to the general
public/media through their authorized/nominated spokesperson.

10. ASSISTANCE FROM OTHER AGENCIES

Ministry of Labour & Employment shall apprise the District Authorities, State
Government, Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Mines,
Ministry of Coal, Ministry of External Affairs, Ministry of Railway, Ministry of Civil
Aviation, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas,
Ministry of Water Resources or any other ministry / Department for assistance
required in —

 Maintaining Law and Order

 Import of equipment and services of experts
 Airlift of equipment / evacuation of affected population
 Transport of men / material by railways
 Rescue and Medical assistance
 Any other assistance.

 District Authority- In the event of disaster, Nodal officer(MoLE), DGMS will

communicate with district authority and solicit their help for maintaining law and
order, logistic support, services of SDRF, medical support, fire services etc., which
may be helpful in rescue and recovery operation.

 State Government- For seeking assistance from authorities of the state which
may be helpful in rescue& recovery operation.

 Ministry of Home Affairs- For seeking assistance for engaging NDRF units,
passing instruction to concerned state government for ensuring the maintenance of
law and order situation in location where the mine is located for safety and security
of mine management and others.

 Ministry of defence- For seeking assistance of Navy (for divers) Army, Air force
depending on the consequences of disaster for the rescue & recovery work including
airlift of equipment/evacuation of affected population, under water rescue/ recovery
work.

 Ministry of Mines- For arranging assistance from the nearby organised sector
metal mines for use of inventory of resources available with them and skilled /expert
manpower for dealing crisis.

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  Ministry of Coal- For arranging assistance from nearby coal mines in respect by
inventory and expertise for dealing crisis including large dia. deep hole drilling for
rescue of underground persons.

 Ministry of External Affairs- For assistance in acquiring imported equipment and

expertise from foreign countries to deal with the crisis.

 Ministry of Railway- Assistance speedy transport of the rescue & recovery

equipment / items, NDRF / SDRF personal along with rescue brigades as per
requirement to deal with crisis. Also extending medical facilities.

 Ministry of Health & Family welfare- for mobilising the resources available with
the ministry by maintaining close liaison with concerned state govt. health ministry
and passing necessary instructions to the hospitals, institution under them for
medical treatment of the injured.

 Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas- For assistance from the nearby oil mines
for mobilising their resources to deal with crisis such as long hole drilling rigs, fire
services, expertise etc.

 Ministry of Jal Shakti- In case of inundation / flooding of the mine by some river,
dam etc., the assistance will be required to control the discharge of water on
downstream and also to give alert to nearby other mines likely to be affected due to
such discharge.

11. First information report of Mine disaster, information about control room at MoLE,
contact number of personnel at control room, Key officials of MoLE , New Delhi , Key
officials of Headquarters of Dhanbad and all Zones of DGMS and Flow chart have
been annexed as ANNEXURE – I,II, III and IV

12. SOPs for all possible disasters has been prepared and annexed as ANNEXURE-V

13. DOs & DONTs for various disasters have been prepared and reference of the same
has been made in the CMP as ANNEXURE VI, VII & VIII.

14. Location and capacity of nearest hospital/medical facilities and Location of nearest
helipad with latitude/longitude have been annexed as ANNEXURE-IX & ANNEXURE-X.

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 ANNEXURE — I

FIRST INFORMATION REPORT OF MINE DISASTER

(i) Name and address of the Mine and its Corporate headquarters with Phone
and Fax number
(ii) Name and Mobile No. of Owner / Nominated owner / Chief Executive of the
Company operating affected mine-lease
(iii) Location of local and Main Rescue Stations with their distances from the mine
along with Phone and Fax numbers
(iv) Location, Phone and Fax Nos. of the District Collector and Superintendent of
Police.
(v) Nearest airport and rail-head with their approximate distances from the mine
(vi) Date and time of disaster and name of person giving first information
(vii) Type of disaster with possible cause as per first-hand information
(viii) No. of expected casualties / lives threatened due to the disaster (include a
brief description of the mine with depth of working, means of entry,
manpower deployed above / below ground at the time of accident), brief
description of accident and rescue / recovery plan being implemented.
(ix) Help required from DGMS / Central Government
(x) Help required from State Government and any other organization.
(xi) Nearest location and surge capacity of hospital/medical facilities.
(xii) Location of nearest helipad with longitude/latitude and relevant details like
size, all weather/fair weather etc.
(xiii) Information shall be given to nearest NDRF Bn, HQ NDRF, NDMA MHA apart
for nearest Fire Station etc.

Manager / Owner / CEO / DC / DM

Place : Date:
Phone No. : Time :
Fax No, : Mobile No. :
E-mail Address :

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 ANNEXURE — II

INFORMATION ABOUT CONTROL ROOM AT MINISTRY OF LABOUR &

EMPLOYMENT

(i) Address of Control Room: Adjacent to Union Bank of India,

Ground Floor, Shram Shakti Bhavan,
Rafi Marg, New Delhi-110001

(ii) Telephone, Fax and E-mail: Shri. Nayan Sinha(Nodal Officer)

Telephone- 0120-2711597
Mobile- 9471192304
E-mail- [email protected];
[email protected]

(iii) Name of officials manning the Control Room: DDG, NZ nominates three officers and
three staffs from Northern Zone, Ghaziabad in case of any emergency.
(Roster to be prepared at the time of crisis)

Time Period Name Designation Residence Phone No./

Mobile number
06:00 AM to 1. Shri. Aderela Rambabu DDMS(Mining) 9491017777
02:00 PM 2. Shri Javed Ali Steno.Grade-I 7983999360
02:00 PM to 1. Shri. K venugopal Swami DDMS(Mining) 9434738698
10:00 PM 2. Shri Keshav chand Steno.Grade-I 7004524580
10:00 PM to 1. Shri. Tikeshwar Mahto DDMS(Mining) 8982493361
06:00 AM 2. Shri Hailendra singh UDC 9654790050

Vehicle Numbers at Stand by:

(to be displayed at the time of crisis)

Vehicle Number Driver’s Name Driver’s Mobile No.

Control Room In-charge /Designated Nodal Officer

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 ANNEXURE — III

Table 1. CONTACT NUMBER OF PERSONNEL AT CONTROL ROOM

Time Period Name Designation Residence

Phone No./
Mobile number
06:00 AM to 1. Shri. Aderela DDMS(Mining) 9491017777
02:00 PM Rambabu 7983999360
2. Shri Javed Ali Steno.Grade-I
02:00 PM to 1. Shri. K venugopal DDMS(Mining) 9434738698
10:00 PM Swami 7004524580
2. Shri Keshav chand Steno.Grade-I
10:00 PM to 1. Shri. Tikeshwar DDMS(Mining) 8982493361
06:00 AM Mahto 9654790050
2. Shri Hailendra singh UDC

Table 2. CONTACT NUMBER OF KEY OFFICIALS OF MINISTRY OF LABOUR

& EMPLOYMENT, NEW DELHI

S. Name of Officer Designation Office Fax No. Residential E-mail address

No Telephone Telephone
. No. No.

1. Ms. Arti Ahuja Secretary 23710265 23355679 -- [email protected]

2. Shri Ramesh Additional 23710178, [email protected]
Krishnamurthi Secretary 23473504
3. Ms. Deepika Kachhal Joint Secretary 23716835 23716835 [email protected]

4. Shri ShivkantKumar Deputy 23753079 [email protected]

Secretary

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Table 3. CONTACT NUMBER OF KEY OFFICIALS OF HQ, DHANBAD & ALL
ZONES OF DGMS:

Residential
Name of
Office Telephone Telephone
Officer Designation Fax No. E-mail address
No. No/Mobile
(S/Shri)
No.
[email protected]
0326-2221042,
Director General, 0326-2221027 [email protected]
Prabhat Kumar 0326-2221000 9470194781
DGMS, Dhanbad [email protected]
[email protected]
Dy. Director [email protected]
Ujjwal Tah General, Head 0326- 2221021 0326- 9425274788 [email protected]
Quarter 2221027
Director (DMRS), 0326- [email protected],
Shyam Mishra 0326-2221076 2221027 9431106445
HQ, Dhanbad
Sagesh Kumar Director (Mining), 0326- [email protected]
0326-2221029 2221030 7382620532
M.R (CZ), Dhanbad
Dy. Director
0341- 2510710, 0341-
Deo Kumar General, Eastern 8809891273 [email protected]
0341- 2514210 2510717
Zone, Sitarampur
Irfan Ahmed Director (Mining), 0341- [email protected]
0341- 2514217 2510717 6205412401
Ansari (EZ), Sitarampur
[email protected]
Aftab Ahmed Director (Mining),
0326-2233022 -- 9471191086 [email protected]
(SEZ), Ranchi
Director of Mines
0712-2511021 [email protected]
Niraj Kumar Safety, Western 0712-2511020 9490458288
Zone, Nagpur
Director (Mech), 0712-2511021
Pankaj Jain 0712- 2513084 9412218121 [email protected]
(WZ), Nagpur
Director (Mech), 040-
S.G.Bhaisare 040-27534507 27532504 9434346323 [email protected]
(SCZ), Hyderabad
Supriyo Director (Mining),
040-27534500 -- 9404343703 [email protected]
Chakraborty (SCZ), Hyderabad
Dy. Director
Kondabatini
(Mining), (SCZ), 040-27532502 -- 9471192357 [email protected]
Gyaneswar Hyderabad
Director (Mining),
080- [email protected]
M. Bidari Southern Zone, 080-25355971 9425531972
25355972 [email protected]
Bangalore
Director of Mines 0294-2940710,
0294-
B Dayasagar Safety, Udaipur 0294-2465516 8275045884 [email protected]
Region (Through PS) 2461925

Dy. Director
S.D. 0120- [email protected]
General, Northern 0120-2705367 9407667981
Chiddarwar 2705365 [email protected]
Zone, Gaziabad

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Table 3A. IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS OF EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM

1. NDRF

Telephone Fax
Designation Address E-Mail
No. No.
Directorate 011-
General, NDRF, 23438020 011-
Director General 6th Floor, NDCC- 234380 [email protected]
011-
II Building, Jai 91
23438119
Singh Road, New
Delhi -
110001
011-
Inspector 011-
-- Do -- 234380 [email protected]
General 23438021
91
011- [email protected],
Deputy Inspector 011-
General(Adm/Est 23438140 234380 [email protected],
t./Work s) --Do-- 91

South & South 011- [email protected]

011-
Central Zone, -- Do -- 234380
23438185
91
Chennai
Deputy Inspector
General
(Prov/Proc) West 011- [email protected] ;
011-
Central --Do-- 234380
23438023 [email protected] ;
Zone, RRCDwarka 91
[email protected]
Deputy Inspector
General(Ops/Tr
g./PRO Comn 011- [email protected]
011-
& IT) Director, -- Do -- 234380 [email protected]
23438022
NDRFAcademy 91 [email protected]
Deputy Inspector
[email protected]
General East &
[email protected]
NorthEast Zone, 011-
Kolkata North --Do-- -- 234380
Zone, 91
Ladowal
011-
Financial Advisor -- Do -- 234380 [email protected]
91
011-
011-
CMO (SG) -- Do -- 234380 [email protected]
23438091
91
Second-in- 011-
Command -- Do -- -- 234380 [email protected]
(R&D Cell) 91

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 Second-in- 011-
Command --Do-- -- 234380 [email protected]
91
(DDO) 011-
011-
--Do-- 234380 [email protected]
Deputy 23438024
91
Commandant (
OPS)
Deputy 011-
011-
Commandant --Do-- 234380 [email protected]
23438138
(Trg) 91
DC --Do-- 011- 011- [email protected]
(IT/COMN/PRO 23438024 234380
) 91
Deputy 011-
Commandant --Do-- -- 234380 [email protected]
(ADM) 91
011-
AC(ADM & SO 011-
--Do-- 234380 [email protected]
to DG) 23438118 91
011-
011-
AC/MIN --Do-- 234380 [email protected]
23438091
91
1st BN NDRF,
Patgaon PO - 0361-
0361- assam01-
Commandant Azara,Distt. Kamrup 284028
2840027 ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
Metro, Guwahati- 4
781017
2nd BN NDRF, Near
RRI Camp. 033-
033- wb02-
Commandant Haringhata, Mohanpu 258750
25875032 ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
r, Nadia, (West 32
Bengal) Pin - 741246

3rd BN NDRF, PO- 0671-

0671- ori03-
Commandant Mundali, Cuttack - 287971
2879710 ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
Odisha Pin - 754013 1
4th Bn NDRF, PO -
Suraksha Campus ,
04177- 04177-
Commandant Arrakonam , Distt. tn04-ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
246269 246594
Ranipet, Tamilnadu-
631152
5th Bn NDRF,
Sudumbare Taluka
02114- 02114-
Commandant Mavel, Distt - mah05-
247001 247008
Pune (Maharashtra) ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
Pin - 412109
6th Bn NDRF, Jarod
Camp,Teh-Wagodia, 02668- guj06-
Commandant --
Vadodara, Pin - 299182 ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
391510
7th Bn NDRF,
0164 -
Bibiwala Road, 0164- pun07-
Commandant 224657
Bhatinda ( Punjab ) 2246030 ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
0
Pin 151001

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 8th Bn NDRF, Kamla
0120 -
Nehru Nagar, 0120- up08-
Commandant 276660
Ghaziabad (UP) Pin - 2766013 ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
12
201002

9th Bn NDRF, Bihata

06115- 06115- patna-
Commandant Patna, Bihar Pin -
253942 253939 ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
801103

10th Bn NDRF,
Village ap10-
Kondapavuluru, PO- ndrf[at]nic[dot]in
Commandant Surampalli, -- --
Gannavaram
Mandal Krishna (AP)
PIN - 521212
11 th Bn
NDRF, Sanskritik 0542 -
0542- up-
Commandant Sankul, Maqbool Alam 250110
2501202 11ndrf[at]gov[dot]in
Road, Varanasi, UP - 1
221002
12 th Bn NDRF, 0360-
0360- bn12[dot]ndrf[at]gov[
Commandant Itanagar, Arunachal 227710
2999577 dot]in
Pardesh-791112 6

13 th Bn NDRF,
0161- jk13[dot]ndrf[at]gov[d
Commandant Ladhowal, Ludhiana, --
2921304 ot]in
Punjab-141008

14 th Bn NDRF,
Nurpur, Jassur, 01893- co14[dot]ndrf[at]gov[
Commandant --
Kangra, Himachal 292602 dot]in
Pradesh PIN- 176201

15 th Bn NDRF, PO-
Gadarpur,
05949- co15[dot]ndrf[at]gov[
Commandant --
231199 dot]in

Distt-Udhamsingh
Nagar, Uttarakhand
PIN- 263152

16 th Bn NDRF, Near
Dada Dev Mandir 011-
011- co16[dot]ndrf[at]gov[
Commandant Road,Sector- 208926
20893564 dot]in
7, Dwarka New Delhi, 72
PIN-110077

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 2. SDRF

Andhra 08645-
1 http://www.apsdma.ap.gov.in/
Pradesh 246600/247185
Arunachal 8974987127/
2 http://www.arunachalpradesh.gov.in/
Pradesh 9436074396
0361-
3 Assam 2237219/2237460, http://sdmassam.nic.in/
9401044617
0612-
4 Bihar
2294204/2294205
0771-
5 Chhattisgarh https://revenue.cg.nic.in/Default_En.aspx
2221242/2223471
0832-2419446 https://www.goa.gov.in/inde
6 Goa
24194097 x.php
7 Gujarat 079-23251900 http://www.gsdma.org/
8 Haryana 0172-2545938 http://hdma.gov.in/
Himachal
9 0177-2628940 http://hpsdma.nic.in/
Pradesh
0651-
10 Jharkhand 2446923/2400218 http://www.jharkhand.gov.in/disaster
Fax: 0651-2446923
11 Karnataka 080-22340676 https://www.ksndmc.org
12 Kerala 0471-2331645 http://sdma.kerala.gov.in/
Madhya 0755-
13 http://www.mp.gov.in/en
Pradesh 2441419/4926892
https://www.maharashtra.gov.in/1125/Hom
14 Maharashtra 022-22027990
e
15 Manipur 0385-2443441 http://manipur.gov.in/?page_id=1649

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 http://megrevenuedm.gov.in/msdma/msdm
16 Meghalaya 0364-2502098
a_aboutus.html
17 Mizoram 0389-2342520 http://dmr.mizoram.gov.in/
0370-
18 Nagaland http://www.nsdma.gov.in/
2291120/2291122
0674-
19 Odisha 2534177/0674- http://www.osdma.org/
2594176
20 Punjab 0172-2749901
0141-
2227296/5110869/
2
21 Rajasthan http://www.dmrelief.rajasthan.gov.in/
227084/2385776/7
7
7
22 Sikkim 03592-201145 http://sikkimlrdm.gov.in/
044-
28593990/2841451
23 Tamil Nadu 3 http://www.tn.gov.in/tsunami/index.html
28414512
Fax: 044-28528745
24 Telangana 040-23454088 http://fire.telangana.gov.in/
381-
25 Tripura http://tdma.tripura.gov.in/
2416045/2416241
26 Uttar Pradesh 0522- 2235121 http://rahat.up.nic.in/
0135-2710334/
6555523/2710232/
27 Uttarakhand 2710081 http://dmmc.uk.gov.in/
Fax: 2710335
9557444486
033-22143526/
28. West Bengal 22535185 http://www.wbdma.gov.in/
Fax: 033-22144005
0194-
Andaman 2477261/ https://southandaman.nic.in/disaster-
29
&Nicobar 2455165/248 management/
4837
011-
30 Chandigarh http://chandigarh.gov.in/dept_civildf.htm
23831077
Dadra And 0260-
Nagar 2642106/
Haveli and 0260-
31 Daman 2231377/ http://www.jksdma.org/
And Diu Fax:
2230049/
2230093
0191-
Jammu and 2549100/
32 http://www.jksdma.org/
Kashmir 0191-
2560596
01982-
33 Ladakh https://leh.nic.in
255567
04896-
Lakshadweep https://lakshadweep.gov.in/disaster-
34 262279/
management/
262258
35 NCT 011- http://delhi.gov.in/wps/wcm/connect/doit_d

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 m/DM/Home/DDMA/
0413-
https://puducherry-dt.gov.in/disaster-
36 Puducherry 2253407/
management/
9442154664/

3. NDRF RCC

Landline Mobile
Name of RRC
Number Number

NDRF RRC, Port Blair, Andaman 3192289174 9442112269

NDRF RRC, Adayar, Chennai 4424420269 9442112269

NDRF RRC, Vizag Steel 8333068565

--
Plant, Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh 8333068560
NDRF RRC, Fire Station Mahadevapura, 9482978719
--
Bengluru, Karnatka 9482978715
NDRF RRC, Shaikpet Sport 8333068536
4023565666
Complex, Hyderabad, Telangana 8333068547

4. MHA

CONTROL ROOM MHA (INTERNAL SECURITY)

CONTROL ROOM, MHA (INTERNAL SECURITY)
23092763, 23092885, 23092923, 23093054
23093563,23093564 & 23093566
FAX NO.23092398, 23093750
ALL INDIA COVID-19 TOLL FREE –1944(North-East)
E-Mail: iocdm[dot]mha[at]nic[dot]in

5. NDMA

Postal Address:
NDMA Bhawan
A-1, Safdarjung Enclave
New Delhi - 110029
Telephones:
+91-11-26701700 (Mon-Fri - 9:30AM-6:00PM)
Control Room: +91-11-26701728 (Mon-Fri 24X7)
Fax: +91-11-26701729
E-mail: [email protected]

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 ANNEXURE-IV

Prime Minister’s Office

Cabinet Secretary /
Convener, NCMC

Secretary
MoLE

*Electronic Media
Ministry of Home Affairs Central Monitoring Centre
Control Room (EMMC)

Control Room in MoLE Nodal Officer

MoLE

State Control
Room

District Control
Room DGMS (Field Agency)

*EMMC inputs will be used by the MHA Central Control Room for further
formal confirmation/ detailing by DGMS

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 ANNEXURE-V

SOP for disaster due to Fire, spontaneous heating, influx of noxious gases;
Inundation and Dump/Slope failure in mines

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF MINES SAFETY (DGMS)

DHANBAD, JHARKHAND
Contents

Introduction

This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) shall be applicable in the event of disaster in
Metalliferous mines (Except atomic & fuel mineral mines). For this purpose, any incident shall
be termed as DISASTER, if ten or more lives are either lost or threatened in the affected mine.
The Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is a compilation of the below mentioned
procedures.

The set of procedures from serial number 1 to 7 shall be the same for all the
above mentioned three disasters.

Only the evacuation procedure (serial number 8) shall be different for the
different types of disasters.

Set of Procedures

(1) Response Procedure- Sending First Information

(2) Establishment of control room at the mine and procedures therein
(3) Establishment of control room at the Zonal office of DGMS and procedures therein
(4) Inspection of the Site of Disaster by DGMS officers
(5) Entry into mines during rescue or recovery work
(6) Review by DMC
(7) Briefing the press, public and trade unions
(8) Evacuation Procedures

1.0 Response Procedure- Sending First Information

1.1 The Mine Manager/Agent shall send the first information report immediately about the
incident (disaster) in the prescribed format (Annexure - I) by fax or e-mail/phone
call/WhatsApp to the concerned District Magistrate/District Collector and to the Zonal &
Regional or sub-Regional Office as applicable, of Directorate General of Mines Safety
(DGMS), under whose jurisdiction the concerned affected mine falls.

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1.2 The Owner/Nominated Owner/Chief Executive of the company operating the affected
mine-lease shall, after due scrutiny and corrections, if required, forward immediately
First Information Report in Annexure-I to the DGMS Headquarters Dhanbad.

1.3 The Director General of Mines Safety, DGMS after necessary verifications, shall inform
about the occurrence of disaster to the Nodal officer (Special Secretary/Additional
Secretary/Joint Secretary, as the case may be), Ministry of Labour & Employment. The
Nodal officer, in turn shall inform the same to the Secretary, Ministry of Labour &
Employment & Central Control Room of Ministry of Home Affairs.

1.4 The Nodal Officer shall also instruct the Control Room Incharge of MoLE/ DDG (NZ),
DGMS Ghaziabad to set up the control room at Ministry immediately within an hour.

1.5 The Concerned District Magistrate/District Collector shall immediately inform about the
occurrence of the disaster to the Chief Secretary of the State, nearest police station
and to hospitals in the vicinity of the mine through telephone/ fax / e-mail/ mobile
phone or any other quickest means of communication.

1.6 The Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment Shall inform about the occurrence of
the disaster to Cabinet Secretary/Convenor NCMC and PMO.

1.7 Owner, Agent or Manager or Senior-most officer (called principal official) then
present at the surface of the mine shall immediately-

(i) inform the mine rescue services serving the mine for necessary
assistance;

(ii) summon rescue trained person employed in the mine;

(iii) inform the owner, agent or manager of nearby mines to make available
the services of rescue trained persons employed therein: if so required;

(iv) summon medical assistance;

(v) inform the rescue station superintendent about the nature of the
occurrence, stating whether assistance would be needed from the rescue
station;

(vi) inform nearest fire station in case such assistance is required;

(vii) put into operation the Emergency response and evacuation plan.

2.0 Soon after receiving the information of the disaster, DDG of concerned zone after
consultation with DG shall form a Disaster Managing Committee (DMC) consisting of
representation at least one each from the DGMS, Mine-Management,
Scientific/Technical Institution and Worker’s Union to advise/guide/instruct in writing,
to the mine control room in-charge regarding the line of action of Rescue and
Recovery work, in a bound paged book kept for the purpose.

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2.1 The members of the DMC shall meet as per the requirement to plan the various
activities to be done for Rescue and Recovery work. They may take opinion of experts
while taking decision during the rescue and recovery operations.

3.0 Establishment of control room at the mine and procedures therein

3.1 A control room shall immediately be established on the surface near to the mine
entrance by the Mine Management under the charge of Owner or Agent or Manager
or Principal Official then present at the surface of the mine.

3.2 The Owner/Nominated Owner/Chief Executive/Safety Head of the company operating

the mine, concerned Director/Dy. Director of DGMS shall reach the mine as soon as
possible. Shortly thereafter, charge of control room shall be taken over by the
Nominated Owner/Chief Executive/Safety-Head of the company who will make a roster
of duties of officers and other competent persons and depute them in the three shifts
to deal with the emergency arising out of the disaster.

3.3 Directors/Deputy Directors shall be deputed in the mine in the three shifts to guide the
management in Rescue and Recovery work as per the requirement as decided by the
DDG, of the concerned zone.

3.4 All the instructions issued by DMC, entered in a bound-paged register maintained at
the control room, shall be signed by the member giving such instruction.

3.5 The control room in-charge of the mine shall enter, in the above said bound-paged
register, detailed stepwise activities done during rescue and recovery work. He shall
not leave the control room till his successor takes the charge and after clearly writing
the planned instruction for the next shift & signing at the end of his report in the said
bound-paged register.

3.6 All rescue and recovery work at a mine shall be conducted under the direct control,
direction and supervision of the General Manager of the Area/Head of Internal Safety
Organisation (ISO) of the concerned company.

4.0 Inspection of the Site of Disaster by DGMS officers

4.1 Soon after the disaster, if the situation permits members of DMC and other officers
as authorised by DDG shall inspect the site of the disaster and report to DDG/DG,
DGMS about the occurrence& the rescue and recovery operations. The inspecting
officer(s) immediately after the inspection shall record their observations in the
bound paged book kept for the purpose.

5.0 Entry into mines during rescue or recovery work

5.1 Owner, Agent or Manager of the mine shall ensure that during the course of rescue
or recovery work, person(s) shall be stationed at all the entrances to the affected

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 area and shall keep a written record of all persons entering and leaving such area
and the time thereof.
5.2 No person other than required for rescue and recovery work shall be allowed to
enter the mine premises unless written authorisation by the Mine Control Room in-
charge.
5.3 Only competent persons trained for the purpose shall only be permitted to enter the
mine for the purpose of disaster management.

6.0 Parallel Review by DMC

DMC shall review the following important events, like-

6.1 Whether adequate Rescue teams with their equipment and apparatus have arrived at
the site or else consult the Rescue Station Superintendent and
Owner/Agent/Manager of the adjoining mines to send their help, with timings;
6.2 Whether fire fighting officers with their team have arrived at the site or else consult
the nearest Fire Station;
6.3 In case of inundation, whether adequate pumping arrangement is available? if not,
consult with the concerned organisation for expected assistance;
6.4 Whether all possible medical assistance is available at the site? if not, consult with
the nearest hospital to assist the mine with the required medical assistance;
6.5 Whether Police and Security personals have arrived at the site and taken charge of
the situation? If not, inform the nearest Police Station and the Police Headquarters of
the district about the disaster,
6.6 Relief Operations:Whether supply and distribution of relief material is being taken
care by the management/district authorities? Shortage of any specific material to be
brought into knowledge of the DGMS and in turn to the top management personnel
of the company.
6.7 Duty Cards: Whether duty cards have been prepared and issued to all concerned
persons associated with the disaster management?
6.8 Technical Consultation: The DMC shall consult with technical or scientific or
academic institutions, if required, on the various aspects of rescue and recovery to
identify and assess the location, extent, consequences, cause & effects of the
disaster and nature of the assistance that shall be extended to trapped persons or
the mine.
7.0 Briefing the press, public and trade unions

7.1 Only the Director General/ Nominated Owner or the person authorized by them in
this regard shall brief the press, public and trade unions regarding progress of
rescue/recovery.

7.2 The Standard Operating Procedure shall remain in force till rescue and
recovery operations are completed.

8.0 Evacuation Procedures

In emergency arising from fire, spontaneous heating, influx of noxious

gases:

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 a) Any person who notices smoke/flame or other signs of spontaneous
heating/fire, in the panel, shall immediately inform nearby official i.e.
Mining Mate /Foreman/Asst. Manager of the panel.
b) Mining Official present on duty, on getting information shall immediately
inform by telephone provided in the panel or through special messenger
and immediate senior official viz. Foreman/Asst. Manager present in the
panel or available nearby in underground. He shall also simultaneously
supervise withdrawal of persons from the above Panel and gather all
persons in FAB. After verifying and checking that all persons have been
collected at FAB, all persons other than those necessary for dealing with fire
shall proceed for surface along the travelling Road of the panel/escape
route.
c) Foreman/Asst. Manager along with persons who have been retained for
dealing with fire will arrange for repair/erection of stopping to short
circuit/improve the ventilation. He shall also simultaneously arrange for
extending pipe ranges for quenching of fire to the site from existing range.
d) He shall also arrange for local power to be cut off from transformer station.
e) Telephone operator shall give message to all concerned persons as detailed
in emergency organization.
f) Emergency shall be declared by the Manager/Principal Officer present at
the surface who shall initiate emergency organization plan into action, if he
feels necessary to do so.
g) Quantity of air shall be increased only on getting permission of the
Manager. Ventilation Officer shall collect samples at hourly intervals near
site of fire. He shall also monitor fan water-gauge, amperage and speed of
the motor of fan.
h) In case fire is of local nature and not electrically initiated, fire fighting shall
be done by Foreman/Asst. Manager from intake side by sand or by water
under pressure or by any fire extinguisher.
i) Fire extinguisher and sand are kept available at Panel. If the above local
method of fire fighting is unsuccessful or the fire is of very extensive
nature, decision to tackle shall be taken in accordance with the decision
arrived at by consultative committee.
j) Decision regarding reversal of air current should be left at the discretion of
consultative committee.
k) The persons shall be withdrawn in an orderly manner without any
panic or chaotic situation.
l) Persons shall normally be withdrawn via intake roadway/incline. He
should judge judiciously the escape route to be followed considering
the position of occurrence and intensity of emergency.
m) The mine officials superior to mining Mate and Foreman shall exercise
the general supervision over the withdrawal of persons.
n) The Mining Official to be the last person during the withdrawal of
person from U/G to Surface.

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 In emergency arising from inundation:

a) Any person who notices unusual seepage of water in underground working

shall at once intimate the fact to the nearest Mining Mate, Foreman or any
other mine official. Near the pit bottom he shall at once inform the on setter
and any other mine official present nearby.
b) Any person who notices overflow of Dam/sump in shall at once intimate the
fact to the nearest Mining Mate / Foreman or any other mine official. He shall
inform the telephone operator immediately form the nearest telephone.
c) Mining Official present on duty, on getting information shall immediately inform
by telephone provided in the panel or through special messenger and
immediate senior official viz. Foreman/Asst. Manager present in the panel or
available nearby in underground.
d) He shall also simultaneously supervise withdrawal of persons from the above
Panel and gather all persons in FAB. After verifying and checking that all
persons have been collected at FAB, all persons other than those necessary for
dealing with fire shall proceed for surface along the travelling Road of the
panel/escape route.
e) Telephone operator shall give message to all concerned persons as detailed in
emergency organization.
f) Emergency shall be declared by the Manager/Principal Officer present at the
surface who shall initiate emergency organization plan into action, if he feels
necessary to do so.
g) The persons shall be withdrawn in an orderly manner without any panic or
chaotic situation.
h) Persons shall normally be withdrawn via intake roadway/incline. He should
judge judiciously the escape route to be followed considering the position
of occurrence and intensity of emergency.
i) The mine officials superior to mining Mate and Foreman shall exercise the
general supervision over the withdrawal of persons.
j) The Mining Official to be the last person during the withdrawal of person
from U/G to Surface.

In emergency arising from dump/slope failure:

a) Any ground movement detected by any customised method of slope monitoring

in the mine or any person who notices any movement in the dump-bench/slope
alongside the development of any unusual/significant crack in the dump/slope,
shall at once intimate the fact to the nearest Mining Mate, Foreman or any
other mine official. He shall inform the telephone operator immediately form
the nearest telephone.
b) Telephone operator shall give message to all concerned persons as detailed in
emergency organization.
c) Emergency shall be declared by the Manager/Principal Officer present at the
surface who shall initiate emergency organization plan into action, if he feels
necessary to do so.
d) The persons including machineries shall be withdrawn in an orderly
manner without any panic or chaotic situation.

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 e) The mine officials superior to mining Mate and Foreman shall exercise the
general supervision over the withdrawal of persons.
f) The Mining Official to be the last person during the withdrawal of person
from U/G to Surface.

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 ANNEXURE-VI

Dos & Don’ts to prevent

disasters due to Inundation

S Do’s
No.
Every entrance into a mine shall be so designed, constructed and maintained that its lowest
point (which means the point at which a body of rising water on surface can enter the mine)
1 shall be not less than 1.5 meters above the highest flood level at that point.

Each mine shall be critically examined for its proneness to inundation and assessment regarding
danger of inundation and precautions to be taken should be reviewed and updated yearly
preferably before the onset of the monsoon. The recommendations may be deliberated in the
2
(Pit) Safety Committee of the mine and information disseminated as widely as possible.

Mechanism may be developed for warning mines about impending heavy rains similar to
warning of impending cyclone issued in coastal areas for taking necessary action. Also
3 coordination with concerned agencies/departments about opening of dams in the rivers on the
upstream side should be examined.

All workings made vertically below any mine or any spot lying within a horizontal distance of 15
meters from either bank of a river or canal or from the boundary of a lake, tank or other surface
4
reservoir shall be clearly demarcated belowground.

Surface excavation or disturbance in or near major sources of water, which are connected or are
likely to be connected to belowground workings should be filled up completely.
5

The height and width of any below ground working within a distance of 60 meters of any other
working (not being a working which has been physically examined and found to be free from
accumulation of water or other liquid matter or any material that is likely to flow when wet))
shall not exceed 2.4 meters and there shall be maintained at least one bore-hole near the centre
6 of the working face, and sufficient flank bore-holes on each side and where necessary, bore-
holes above and below the working at intervals of not more than five meters.

The highest flood levels and danger levels at least 1.2 meters or as required by the Regional
Inspector, below the highest flood level, shall be permanently marked at appropriate places on
7 the surface and whenever water rises towards the danger level at any place.

Fixation of danger mark of water level, effectiveness of the signalling and communication system
8 should receive particular attention.

There is need for fore-warning the mines about possible impending heavy rains, similar to the
9 warning of impending cyclone issued in coastal areas.

All disused pits, potholes and surface subsidence existing in the vicinity of river or surface source
of water and where there is a danger of inundation present, shall be sealed by reinforced
10
concrete seals or other suitable effective means.

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 To assess the danger of inundation in mines from shifting of water course, it is necessary that
11 every water course is re-surveyed and correlated with the workings belowground.

Suitable infrastructure at area level may be provided for drilling advance boreholes to detect
12 presence of waterlogged workings in advance.

If there are water dams or reservoirs built across rivers and water courses on the upstream side
of the mine, arrangements shall be made for communication between appropriate authorities for
13 the purpose of ascertaining the quantity and timing of water released from the dams which is
likely to endanger safety of the mine.

Embankments provided against river and jore to guard against inundation should be designed
properly keeping in view the engineering parameters. The details of such construction should be
14
properly shown in the underground plan and water danger plan.

Detailed precautions against inundation may be laid down while working beneath or in the
vicinity of river and major water bodies. This may include framing and implementing standing
orders for safe withdrawal of persons, including system of information both manual and
15
automatic, effective communication system and system of safe and timely withdrawal of persons
to safety.

Winding system serving as sole means of ingress and egress may be made constantly available
16 even in adverse weather conditions, failure of steam or electricity or any other reasons.

Before the onset of monsoon, a careful assessment of the danger of inundation from surface
17 water should be made before the rainy season.

Effective communication may be established within the mine and between mines for safe
18 withdrawal of persons. Necessary standing orders in this regard need to be framed and
enforced.

Recommendations of 6th Conference on Safety in Mines to evolve suitable cadre structure for
mine surveyors and up gradation of their skill by availing facilities at various institutions,
19 appointment of qualified surveyors and providing infrastructure including computerised facility at
area level to oversee survey work of the mine etc. may be implemented.

R&D efforts should be continued to develop a system for construction of water-tight chamber as
20 last refuge belowground in case of inundation.

Standing Orders for withdrawal of persons from the mine in case of apprehended danger should
21 be framed and enforced. All concerned should be made familiar with the Standing Orders. Mock
rehearsals should be held for this purpose' once at least in every month during the rainy season.
A competent person shall, once at least in every fourteen days during the rainy season and
22 once at least in every thirty days during other periods of the year, examine every protective
measure.

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 Dos & Don’ts to prevent

disasters due to Inundation

S No. Don’ts
Highest Flood Level (HFL) shall not be plotted on plans by interpolations.
1
Working shall not be made in any mine vertically below any part of any river, canal, lake,
2 tank or other surface reservoir.

No working which has approached within a distance of 60 meters of any other working (not
being a working which has been physically examined and found to be free from
accumulation of water or other liquid matter or any material that is likely to flow when wet),
3 whether in the same mine or in an adjoining mine, shall be extended further except with the
prior permission in writing of the Chief Inspector and subject to such conditions as he may
specify therein.

4 Pits should not be left abandoned without properly securing at the collar level.

5 There should be no horizontal transfer of property between two mines.

No working until the inter-mine barrier is effective and strong enough. Also, this may be
reinforced artificially by constructing suitable dams, explosion proof stoppings and other
6
suitable methods.

Working shall not be made in any spot lying within a horizontal distance of 15 meters from
either bank of a river or canal or from the boundary of a lake, tank or other surface
7
reservoir.

Until and unless there is an effective communication system over and above the signalling
8 system between the surface and underground, which remains in operation even with failure
of electricity; there is scope for mishap due to communication failure.

9 No water should be allowed to accumulate in the old workings of any mine.

No working shall be allowed where the present workings have reached the cautionary zone
of 120m as per Water Danger Plan until and unless the physical barrier/parting between
10 such workings is proved by latest geo-physical methods based on ground penetration radar
system.

De-activation of the institution of safety committee and the workmen`s Inspector should
11 not be allowed.
Whenever seepage of water which is not normal to the seam is noticed at any place in any
12 working or if there be any such suspicion or doubt, such working shall immediately be
stopped and necessary precaution shall be taken

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 ANNEXURE-VII

Dos & Don’ts to prevent disasters due to Dump/Slope failure

S No. Do’s
Continuous monitoring of strata behaviour shall be done with available technology.
1

Geologically disturbed areas shall be mined only with scientific guidance.

2
In big mining projects, any deviation while execution of actual mining plan shall be
3 taken up with due regards to safety.
DGMS Technical Circular on “Design, Control and Monitoring of Pit and Dump Slopes
4 in opencast mines” issued vide No. 02 of 2001 and No.2 of 2010 shall be followed.

5 In presence of aquifers advanced dewatering of the strata ahead of mineral faces

Project Report of any Project forms its base and must be prepared for the entire
6
project instead of piecemeal reports formed in stages.
commencement of extraction of mineral to be taken only after completion of de-
7
capping of OB dump.
Mineral extraction, handling/re-handling the OB dump shall be done only after
8
obtaining permission from DGMS under statute.
Institutions like Safety Committee and Workmen’s Inspector shall be effectively
9
activated as per the statutory provisions.
Adequate supervision cover both from the principal employer and contractor shall be
10
ensured.
Planners should clearly specify in detail all operations like manner of extraction,
place of dumping, layout of dump, layout of roadways for transportations etc
required to be carried out in the mine. The estimated cost of the project should also
11 include funds for safety and acquisition of land. The estimated cost of the project
should also include funds for safety and acquisition of land.

A sufficiently senior officer should be appointed as Manager of the mine to fulfil the
12 statutory requirements of the Act.

Role of a Contractor should be limited only to carrying out certain operations in the
13 mine under total control and direction of the Manager.

The sides of opencast workings shall be adequately benched, sloped or secured so

14 as to prevent danger from fall of sides.

Extreme precaution is to be taken for marking each and every geological

15
disturbances on Geological Plan.

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S No. Don’ts
Not to work the mine by advancing in a direction parallel to faults without leaving a
1 barrier of adequate thickness in the in-situe strata based on Scientific Study.

Not to work the mine and to take cognizance and to initiate necessary action when
2 cracks on the overlying benches are observed.

Not to work the mine in geologically disturbed areas without conducting prior
scientific study recommending the method of workings and the special precautions
3
to be taken.

4 Not to Create high internal OB dump in close proximity to workings.

5 Not to Reduce width of barrier/batter against fault plane/OB dump

Workings on either side of the fault plane shall not be deepened without leaving
6 barrier of adequate width against fault plane/OB dump.

7 Blasting is to be avoided in area adjacent to fault planes

8 Not to reduce width of barrier/batter against fault plane/OB dump

Sense of complacency even after several incidences/indications of slides/failures in

9 the mine shall be avoided

Not to work the mine and to take cognizance and to initiate necessary action when
10 cracks on the overlying benches are observed.

No tree, loose stone or debris shall be allowed to remain within a distance of three
11 meters from the edge or side of the excavation.

No person shall undercut any face or side or cause or permit such undercutting as to
12 cause any overhanging.

The height of the benches in overburden consisting of alluvial soil, morum, gravel,
13 clay, debris or other similar ground shall not exceed 3 meters and the width thereof
shall not be less than three times the height of the bench.

Any spoil bank exceeding 30 metre in height shall be benched so that no bench
14 exceeds 30 metre in height and the overall slope shall not exceed 1 vertical to 1.5
horizontal.
No person shall approach or be permitted to approach the toe of an active spoil bank
15 where he may be endangered from material sliding or rolling down the face.

The slope of a spoil bank shall be determined by the natural angle of repose of the
16 material being deposited but, in any case, shall not exceed 37.5 degrees from the
horizontal.

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 ANNEXURE-VIII

Do’s & Don’ts to prevent blasting disasters :

S.No Dos
1 Explosives shall be used only in the form they are received.
2 The explosives and detonators of a approved type shall only be used in a mine.
Every Magazine of the place used to store explosives shall be under the charge of a
3
competent person.
The person in charge of magazine shall maintain an updated record of the receipt
4
and issue of explosives and detonators from a magazine,
The preparation of charges and stepping of holes shall be done under the personal
5
supervision of a shot-firer/Blaster only.
6 Detonators once inserted into a priming cartridge shall not be taken out.
Explosives shall be blasted with the means or apparatus approved by the Chief
7
Inspector of Mines.
Every shot-firing apparatus shall be checked thoroughly by a competent person
8
once in three months.
Shots shall be fired only after all the persons have taken proper shelter as per the
9
provisions of the regulations
The owner, Agent, Manager of a mine shall take adequate steps to prevent pilferage
10
of explosives during its transport, storage and use.
11 Shot-firers or his helpers shall use conductive type of foot wear.
The persons handling explosives shall make themselves free of the static electric
12
charge before handling of explosives or detonators.
At the end of the shift the shot firer shall return the unused explosives and
13
detonators in the magazine.
At the end of his shift the shotfirer shall record the quantity of explosives taken,
14 used & returned and the place where the shots are fired in a bound paged register
kept for the purpose.
15 Appropriate training shall be imparted to the persons handling Explosives.
A general pattern of shot-holes shall be worked out to give most satisfactory
16 results and the shot firer should always adopt the same in day to day blasting
operations.
Store explosives only in the licensed magazine. Always maintain the magazine in
17 good condition.
Always maintain transport vehicle in good mechanical & roadworthy
18 condition. Always carry two fire extinguishers in an explosives van.

19 Always return unused explosives after a day’s work to the magazine before sunset.

20 Handle carefully the explosives boxes/containers

21 Detonators and explosives shall be transported separately in approved vehicle

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S.No Don’ts
1 Liquid oxygen explosives shall not be used in any mine.
No explosive shall be stored or allowed to store within the premises of a mine in
2
variance to the provisions of the Indian explosives Act.
3 Explosives shall not be issued from the magazine to an unauthorised person.
4 Don’t transport Explosives in any other vehicle other than a licensed explosive van.
5 Explosives and detonators shall not be kept in the same container and transported.
The explosive van transporting explosives shall not be driven at a speed exceeding
6
20 KMPH.
A shot-firer shall not be given any other duty while he was engaged for firing of
7
shots.
8 In charging or stemming of holes no metallic scraper or tool shall be used.
9 No person shall remove an explosive from the shot hole once it has been charged.
10 No defective shot- firing apparatus shall be used.
No shot shall be fired in an opencast mine till all the persons within the danger zone
11
have taken proper shelter as per the provisions of the regulations.
Mobile phone, electric light or torch shall not be taken into a explosive magazine or
12
store.
Shot-firers or his helpers shall not use battery operated watches, mobile phone,
13
synthetic cloths of socks.
14 Don’t allow un-authorized persons to handle explosives.

15 Don’t transport Explosives in any other vehicle other than a licenced explosive van.

Don’t store explosives in any other places except licenced magazines approved by
16
a competent authority.

17 Don’t transport flammable substances with explosives.

18 Do not transport explosives in the night (from Sunset to Sunrise).

19 Don’t throw; drop explosives boxes/containers.

20 Don’t transport detonators with other types of explosives.

Explosives shall not be taken into or kept in any other building or store other than a
21
duly Licensed Magazine.
22 Explosives shall not be stored belowground of a mine.

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 ANNEXURE-IX

Location and capacity of nearest hospital/medical facilities

S
Nearest
N State District Medical Facilities
Address of Mine Hospital
o
Krishnapuram Limestone One ambulance with
Mine, The India Cements Basic Life Support, One
Ltd., Pulipadu village, ambulance without life
Dachepalli & Gurajala support, Seven Oxygen
Health
Mandal, Guntur District, Cylinders, Ventilators &
1 Guntur centre with
Andhra Pradesh HFNC-One, Pulse
Single bed
Oxymeter, Nebulizers,
One bed with pipeline for
continuous Oxygen
supply,
Muktyala Limestone
Mine,
One ambulance with life
M/s. The KCP Limited,
support, Five One
Cement Unit - II,
PHC with oxygen concentrators,
2 Krishna Muktyala (Village),
TWO beds Five Oxygen cylinders,
Jaggayyapeta (mandal),
Two Pulse Oxymeters,
Krishna (District),
Nebuliser
Andhra Pradesh -
Andhra
521457.
Pradesh
Jayanthipuram Limestone One ambulance without
Mine and Ravirala life support, One
Limestone Mine of conventional X-Ray
M/s. The Ramco Machne, Three Oxygen
3 Krishna
Cements Ltd., KSR Cylinders, Three Oxygen
Nagar-Post, Concentrators, Eight
Jaggayyapet-mandal, Pulse Oxymeters, Two
Krishna Dist. A.P. 521457 Nebulizres
Coromandal Limestone One ambulance with
Mine, The India Cements Basic Life Support, One
Ltd., Sy.No: ambulance without life
1117,1225,1300 etc., Hospital support, Eight Oxygen
YSR Chilamkur Village, Provided cylinders, Two Oxygen
4
Kadapa Yerraguntla Mandal, YSR with three Concentrators, Three
Kadapa District, Andhra beds Pulse Oxymeters, Three
Pradesh beds with pipeline for
continuous Oxygen
supply
M/s- Vinay Cement Ltd, One ambulance, Ten
Dima Jamunanagar,16 Kilo,Po- Oxygen cylinders, One
5 Assam Umrangso,Dist-Dima
Hasao Oxygen Concentrator,
Hasao, Assam-788931 Ten Pulse Oxymeters,
Shree Cement Limestone Ambulance with life
Mine, M/s Shree Cement support, Digital X-Ray
ltd, Shree Raipur Cement Machine, Oxygen
Chhattisgar Baloda OHC with 4
6 Plant, Village - cylinder, Oxygen
h Bazar beds.
Khapradih, Tehsil - Concentrator, Pulse
Simga, Distt.- Baloda Oxymeter, Nebuliser
Bazar (CG) 493332 provided,

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 Hospital Two Ambulances (with
Provided Basic Life Support), X-
with Six Ray Machine, Five
beds Oxygen cylinders, Ten
Pulse Oxymeters,
Nebuliser. Six Beded
7 Balrampur Hospital at Samri Bauxite
Mine Dressing room,
M/s. Hindalco Industries Audiometry, ECG, PFT,
Ltd.(HIL) Samri & Kudag X- Ray room,
Bauxite Minnes, PO- Pathological Laboratary,
Kusmi, Dist. Balrampur - Medicine dispensary,
497224 (C.G.) Covid isolation ward etc.
CHILHATI LIMESTONE
One ambulance with
MINE
Basic Life Support,
(Nuvoco Vistas
Digital X-Ray Machine,
Corporation Limited)
OHC with 2 Nine Oxygen cylinders,
8 Bilaspur Village – Pataidih Post:
beds. Oxygen Concentrator,
Pachpedi Tehsil Masturi
Ventilators & HFNC- One,
Dist-Bilaspur
Three Pulse Oxymeters,
Chhattisgarh
Two Nebulisers,
PIN-495001
Jamul Cement Works Two Ambulances with life
Limestone Mine, ACC support, One ambulance
Limited, Jamul without life support,
Cement Works, Dist-Durg Digital X-Ray Machine,
(C.G) Hospital Ten Oxygen cylinders,
provided Ten Oxygen
9 Durg
with 10 Concentrators, Ten Pulse
beds. Oxymeters, Three
Nebulisers, Five beds
with pipeline for
continuous Oxygen
supply,
M/s. nuvoco Vistas 2 Beded Two Ambulances (one
Corporation Ltd. Hospital at with Basic Life Support),
Arasmeta & Kirari Arasmeta Digital X-Ray Machine,
Janjgir
10 Limestone Mines, P.O. Limestone Nine Oxygen cylinders,
Champa
Gopalnagar, Tehsil : Mine Ventilators & HFNC- One,
Akaltara Dist. Janjgir Three Pulse Oxymeters,
Chama - 495663(CG) Two Nebulisers.
Bodai-Daldali Bauxite Two ambulances without
Mine, M/s BALCO life support, Two Oxygen
11 Kawardha Dist.: Kabirdham cylinders, Four Pulse
(kawardha), Chhattisgarh Oxymeters,
Bailadila Iron Ore Mine Seven ambulances with
Bacheli Complex, M/s life support, Five
NMDC Ltd. P.O. Bacheli, ambulances without life
NMDC
Distt. South Bastar support, Coneventional
South Apollo
Dantewada (C.G.) PIN X-Ray machine, Ninety
12 Bastar Central
494553 one Oxygen cylinders,
Dantewada Hospital
One hundred and twenty
100 beds
pulse Oxymeters, Seven
Oxygen Concentrator,
Ten Nebulisers,

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 Nine ambulances with
M/s UltraTech Cement
life support, One
Limited,
ambulance with out life
Unit: Narmada Cement,
support, Digital X-Ray
Babarkot-I & II
13 Amreli Machine, Six Oxygen
Jafarabad Works
cylinders, Two Oxygen
Village - Babarkot,
Concentrators, Five Pulse
Taluka - Jafarabad, Dist.
Oxymeters, Two
Amreli, Gujarat.
Nebulisers,
M/S Ambuja Cements Four ambulances with
Ltd. life support,
PO : Ambujanagar-362 AMBUJA Twoambulances with out
715 TRUST life support, Digital X-Ray
Gir
14 Tal -Kodinar, MULTISPECI Machine, Seven Oxygen
Somnath
Gujarat Dist- Gir Somnath ALITY cylinders, Four Oxygen
(Gujarat) HOSPITAL Concentrators, Ten Pulse
Oxymeters, Two
Nebulisers,
M/s Ultratech Cement Ambulances with life
Ltd, Kovaya Limestone support, Two
Mines & Talli Bambhor Ambulances with out life
Limestone Mines of support, Digital X-Ray
Gujarat Cement Works, Hospital Machine, Six Oxygen
15 provided cylinders, Two Oxygen
with 9 beds. Concentrators,
Ventilators & HFNC- 1 No
on ICU wheels, Ten Pulse
Oxymeters, Two
Nebulisers,

Dadam Stone Mine,

Goverdhan Mines & Two Ambulances, FIve
16 Haryana Bhiwani Minerals, Village- Dadam Pulse Oxymeters, Four
Taluka, Tosham, District- Nebuliser.
Bhiwani, Haryana
ACC Limited One Ambulance with life
Gagal Cement Works, support, One Ambulance
Barmana, Dist - Bilaspur without life support,
Himachal
17 Bilaspur (HP) Digital X-Ray Machine,
Pradesh
Two Oxygen cylinders,
Two Pulse Oxymeters,
Nebuliser.
M/s Hindustan Copper Three ambulances
Limited (HCL), Indian without life support,
Copper Complex, Digital X-Ray Machine,
Seventy
East Moubhandar, East Conventional X-Ray
18 Jharkhand bedded
Singhbhum Singhbhum, Jharkhand- Machine, Forty seven
hospital.
832103 Oxygen cylinders, Five
Pulse Oxymeters,
Nebuliser,

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 Rajanka Limestone One ambulance with life
Mines, M/s ACC Limited, support, one ambulance
chaibasa Cement Works, without life support,
West PO - Jhinkpani, Dist - Digital X-Ray Machine, ,
19
Singhbhum West Singhbhum, Seventeen Oxygen
Chaibasa (Mine code - cylinders, Ventilators &
360061) HFNC- One, Four Pulse
Oxymeters, Nebuliser.
M/s Kerala Minerals & Three Ambulances with
Metals life support, Seventeen
Limited,Shankaramangal Oxygen Cylinders, Three
20 Kerala Kollam
am,Chavara,Kollam Pulse Oxymeters, Three
Nebulizers, Oxygen
Plant.
Balaghat Mine, Balaghat Three ambulance with
District, M.P, M/s MOIL life support, Conventional
Twelve (12)
Limited X-Ray Machine, Five
bed
21 Balaghat Oxygen cylinders, Two
hospital,
Oxygen Concentrators,
MRF Nagpur
Seven Pulse Oxymeter,
Two Nebulisers
Sitapatore/Sukli Mine, Two ambulances without
Three (3)
Balaghat District, M.P, life support, Six Oxygen
bed
M/s MOIL Limited cylinders, Two Oxygen
22 Balaghat hospital,
Concentrators, Three
MRF
Pulse Oxymeters, Four
Nagpur.
Nebulisers,
Malanjkhand Copper Two ambulances without
Mine, Balaghat District, life support, Digital X-Ray
Forty (40)
M.P, M/s Hindustan Machine, Conventional X-
Bededed
Copper Limited Ray Machine, Five
23 Balaghat Hospital for
Madhya Oxygen cylinders,
in house
Pradesh Oxygen Concentrator,
use
Five Pulse Oxymeters,
Two Nebulisers,
M/s Jaiprakash One ambulance with life
Associates Ltd (JAL), support, Two
Jaypee Rewa Plant, ambulances without life
Jaypeenagar, Rewa support, Digital X-Ray
24 Rewa (MP)-486450 Machine, Conventional X-
Ray Machine, Four
Oxygen cylinders, Two
Pulse Oxymeters,
Nebuliser.
M/s Birla Corporation Two Ambulances without
Health
Limited life support, Oxygen
Center
Satna Cement Works cylinders, Oxygen
25 Satna provided
Satna(M.P.) Concentrators, Pulse
with 2 beds
Oxymeters, Nebulisers
at Mines-.
provided.

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 Majhgawan Limestone
Mines, M/s UltraTech Ambulance, Digital X-Ray
Cement Ltd. (Unit- Sidhi Machine, Twenty Oxygen
Cement Works), Tehsil- cylinders, Two Oxygen
26 Sidhi
Rampur Naikin, Dist.- Concentrators, Fifty Pulse
Sidhi, Madhya Pradesh- Oxymeters,
486776 TwoNebuliser.

Budgauna Limestone
Mines, M/s UltraTech Ambulance, Digital X-Ray
Cement Ltd. (Unit- Sidhi Machine, Twenty Oxygen
Cement Works), Tehsil- cylinders, Two Oxygen
27 Sidhi
Rampur Naikin, Dist.- Concentrators, Fifty Pulse
Sidhi, Madhya Pradesh- Oxymeters, Two
486776 Nebuliser.

Chikla Mine, Bhandara Two ambulances without

District, Maharashtra, Six (6) bed life support, Seven
MOIL Limited hospital, Oxygen cylinders, Two
28 Bhandara
MRF Oxygen Concentrators,
Nagpur. One Pulse Oxymeter,
Two Nebulisers,
Dongri Buzurg Mine, One ambulance with life
Bhandara District, support, Two
Maharashtra, M/s MOIL Four (4) ambulances without life
29 Bhandara
Limited bed hospital support,, Two Oxygen
cylinders, Two Pulse
Oxymeter, Nebuliser,
Manikgarh Cement One Ambulance with life
Limestone Mine of M/s. support, One ambulances
UltraTech Cement Pvt. without life support,
Hospital/Dis
Ltd., Unit Manikgarh Digital X-Ray Machine,
pensary
30 Chandrapur Cement Works, Three Oxygen cylinders,
with single
Gadchandur, Dist. Oxygen Concentrator,
bed
Chandrapur Ventilators & HFNC- One,
Maharashtr
One Pulse Oxymeter,
a
Nebuliser,
Naokari Limestone Mines One ambulance with life
of M/s. UltraTech support, Two
Cement Limited (Unit: ambulances without life
Awarpur Cement Works) support, Digital X-Ray
Village: Naokari, Teh: Machine, Twenty Four
31 Chandrapur Korpana, Oxygen cylinders, Seven
Dist: Chandrapur. (7) Oxygen
Concentrators,
Ventilators & HFNC- One,
Pulse Oxymeter,
Nebuliser.
Maratha Limestone Mine One ambulance with life
of M/s Ambuja Cement support, One ambulances
Ltd, Upperwahi, Dis- without life support,
OHC with 5
32 Chandrapur Chandrapur Digital X-Ray Machine,
beds.
Five Oxygen cylinders,
Four (4) Oxygen
Concentrators, Twenty

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 Five Pulse Oxymeters,
two Nebulisers,

Two Ambulances with life

Kashlog Limestone Mines
support, Digital X-Ray
, Ambuja Cement Ltd,
Machine, Four Oxygen
Elegant Business Park,
33 Mumbai Concentrators, One
MIDC Cross Road B,
Ventilator -HFNC, Seven
Andheri Kurla Road,
Pulse Oxymeters,
Andheri (East) Mumbai-
400059 Nebuliser.
Munsar Mine, Nagpur One ambulance with life
District, Maharashtra, support, Two
M/s MOIL Limited Three (3) ambulances without life
Bed Hospital support, Four Oxygen
34 Nagpur
,MRF cylinders, Two Oxygen
Nagpur Concentrators, Four
Pulse Oxymeters, Two
Nebulisers,.
Ukwa Mine, Nagpur One ambulance with life
District, Maharashtra, support, Two
M/s MOIL Limited ambulances without life
support, Four Oxygen
Four (4) bed
cylinders, Two Oxygen
35 Nagpur hospital,
Concentrators, Three
MRF Nagpur
Pulse Oxymeters, One
Nebuliser, One bed with
pipeline for continuous
Oxygen supply, .
Sindola Limestone Mine One ambulance without
of M/s. ACC, life support, Digital X-Ray
Sindola,Tah-Wani,Dist- Machine, Three Oxygen
Hospital
36 Yavatmal Yavatmal-445307 cylinders, Oxygen
with 2 beds.
Concentrator, Twenty Six
Pulse Oxymeters,
Nebuliser,
M/s Meghalaya Cements One ambulance with life
Limited, support, One ambulance
Vill: Thangskai, P.O.- Three
East without life support,
37 Lumshnong, bedded
Jaintia Hills Oxygen cylinders,
Dist:- East Jaintia Hills, hospital.
Oxymeters, Nebuliser
Meghalaya - 793210 provided.
M/s STAR CEMENT LTD. Two ambulances with life
Meghalaya Lumshnong support, One Digital X-
(Vill./P.O./P.S.), Ray Machine, One
East Jaintia Hills (Distt.), Hospital Conventional X-Ray
East Meghalaya - 793 210. facilitate Machine, Forty Oxygen
38
Jaintia Hills with 04 cylinders, Two Oxygen
Bends Concentrators,
Ventilators & HFNC-One,
Two hundred Pulse
Oxymeters, Ten

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 Nebulisers.

M/s. Indian Metals and Three ambulances

Ferro Alloys Ltd.(IMFA), , without life support, Five
39 Jajpur Kaliapani, Jajpur-755028 Oxygen cylinders, Seven
(ODISHA) Pulse Oxymeters,
M/s Tata Steel Mining Dispensary One ambulance without
Ltd, PO Kalaragiatta, available life support, X-Ray
40 Jajpur
Jajpur Dist-755028 with 2 Nos Machine, Ten Pulse
Odisha of beds. Oxymeters,
Two Ambulances with
Life Support, Eight
ambulances without life
4 Hospitals. support, Two Digital X-
41 Khurda 19 Nos. of Ray Machines, Five X-
M/s. ODISHA MINING beds Ray Machines, Thirteen
CORPORATION LTD., Oxygen cylinders, Twelve
OMC HOUSE, Pulse Oxymeters, Three
BHUBANESWAR- 751001 Nebulisers.
M/s. National Aluminium Three ambulances
Odisha Company Limited without life support,
(NALCO), At- 30 bedded
Oxygen cylinders, Pulse
42 Koraput Panchpatmali, PO- hospital at
Oxymeters, Ventilators
Damanjodi-763008, Dist: township
& HFNC, Nebulisers are
Koraput(Odisha) provided,
M/s Utkal Alumina Three Ambulances with
International Limited, At Life Support, Two
Doraguda, Kucheipadar ambulances without life
Psot Rayagada Dist. support, Digital X-Ray
Odisha 765015 Machine, Ninety one
Oxygen cylinders,
Hopsital
Ventilators & HFNC- 4
43 Rayagada with 80
Nos, Seventeen Pulse
beds
Oxymeters, Nine
Nebulisers. Eighty beds
with pipeline for
continuous Oxygen
supply, One Oxygen
Plant (100 LPM)
Ambulance with life
support, Five Oxygen
cylinders, Twenty Pulse
Oxymeters, Two
44 Rajasthan Ajmer HINDUSTAN ZINC Nebulisers, Five beds
LIMITED, Kayad Mines with pipeline for
,P.O. Kayad Village, continuous Oxygen
Ajmer, Dist. Ajmer- supply, One Oxygen
305023 Plant.

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 Three Ambulances with
life support, X-Ray
Machine, Hundred
45 Bhiwara M/S Hindustan Zinc Oxygen cylinders, Six
Limited, P.O: Agucha, Oxygen Concentrators,
District - Bhilwara Five Pulse Oxymeters,
Pin: 311022 Two Nebulisers.
Bhatkotri Limestone Mine
Ambulance with out life
& Dhanora Limestone
support, Digital X-Ray
Mine
10 Bedded Machine, Three Oxygen
46 Chittorgarh M/S Wonder Cement
Hospital cylinders, Two Pulse
Limited ,
Oxymeters, Two
R K Nagar,Nimbahera,
Nebulisers,
312601(RAJ)
1. OPD consultation and
treatment
2. Alternative and
Specialists (Weekly visits
by homeopathy physician
and Physiotherapist)
3. Emergency and Life
Saving Medicine and
Equipment, Crash cart,
Defibrillator, etc.
Arniya Joshi Limestone 4. AC Critical Care
Mine, Ambulance with
M/s Nuvoco Vistas Occupationa dedicated, first aid
Corporation Limited, l Health trained drivers round the
47 Chittorgarh
Chittor Cement Plant, At- Centre with clock (with ventilator,
Bhawaliya, Teh- ZERO Bed patient monitor and
Nimbahera, Dist- other equipment)
Chittorgarh, Rajasthan 5. Laboratory set up with
Routine blood test, ECG,
Audiometry and
Spirometry machines.
6. Examination table and
two Observation beds
,Ambulance with life
support, Five Oxygen
cylinders, Two Oxygen
Concentrators, Five Pulse
Oxymeters, Nebuliser,
MP Birla
Birla Cement Works (Unit Hospital and
3 Bed OHC Centre at
of M/s. Birla Corporation Research
Mines, Three Ambulance
Ltd) Centre,
with out life support,
48 Chittorgarh PO: Cement Factory, Chittorgarh
Two Oxygen cylinders,
Madhav Nagar Sector-1 (100 Bed
Pulse Oxymeters, Two
Chanderiya, Chittorgarh with
Nebulisers,
312021 Multispecialil
ty Hospital)
M/s SHREE DIGVIJAY One ambulance with out
CEMENT CO. LTD, AT Thiteen bed life support, Fifteen
49 Jamnagar /PO-DIGVIJAYGRAM , Hospital Oxygen cylinders, Four
JAMNAGAR- 361140 Oxygen Concentrators,

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Nebuliser, Heart
defibrilator machine,

30 no Beds Ambulance , Four Digital

in Hospital X-Ray Machines,
Ventilators & HFNC- 1
No, Hundred Pulse
50 Jhunjhunu M/s Hindustan Copper Oxymeters, Six
Limited, Khetri Copper Nebulisers, two beds
Complex, Khetrinagar, with pipeline for
Jhunjhunu, Rajasthan - continuous Oxygen
333504, supply.
Ambulance, X-Ray
Mangalam Limestone Machine, Ten Oxygen
Mine, M/s Mangalam cylinders, Eleven Oxygen
51 Kota
Cement Limited, Aditya Concentrators, Hundred
Nagar Morak, Kota, Pulse Oxymeters, Ten
Rajasthan- 326520. Nebuliser.
ASI Group of Mines
(Laxmipura Satalkheri ,
Khumbhkot, Suket,
Atrariya Mine), M/s ASI Five Oxygen cylinders,
52 Kota Industries Ltd., ASI Five Pulse Oxymeters,
House, Kudayala One Nebuliser.
Industrial Area,
Ramganjmandi, Distt
Kota (Rajasthan) 326519
Three Ambulances with
life support, Two Digital
X-Ray Machines, Four
Oxygen cylinders, Three
Oxygen Concentrators,
Ventilators & HFNC- 1
Five bedded
53 Pali No, Five Pulse
Hospital
Oxymeters, Two
M/s Shree Cement Nebulisers, Five beds
Limited, (Unit III to X), with pipeline for
Village-Ras, Tehsil- continuous Oxygen
Jaitaran, District-Pali supply, One Oxygen
(Raj.) 306101 Plant.
M/s UltraTech Cement Two Ambulances with life
Limited, village- support, Twenty two
54 Pali Balada,Post- Oxygen cylinders, Five
Jaitaran,Dist- Pulse Oxymeters, Two
Pali,Rajasthan-306102 Nebulisers,
Zawar Group of Mines Two ambulances out life
20 General
M/s Hindustan Zinc support, One ambulance
ward beds &
Limited, Udaipur, with out life support,
8
Rajasthan 313901 Thirty two Oxygen
Emergency
55 Udaipur cylinders, Two Oxygen
beds at
Concentrators, Twenty
Zawar
Eight Pulse Oxymeters,
Central
Five Nebulisers, Heart
hospital
defibrilator machine,

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 M/s The India Cements One Ambulance with
limited, Dalavoi Works, Basic Life Support, Two
56 Ariyalur Senduai Taluk, Ariyalur Oxygen Cylinders, Two
District, Tamilnadu. Pulse Oxymeter,
Nebulizer,
The Ramco Cements Three ambulances with
Limited, Auras Corporate life support, One
Centre, Dr. ambulance without life
RadhaKrishnan Salai, support, One Digital X-
Mylapore-600 004. Ray Machine, One
Conventional X-Ray
57 Chennai
Tamilnadu Machine, Twelvw Oxygen
Cylinders, Nine Oxygen
Concentrators, Fifteen
Pulse Oxymeters, Four
Nebulizers, Two Oxygen
Plants.
M/S The India Cements Two ambulances without
Limited, SANKARNAGAR life support, Ten Oxygen
WORKS, TIRUNELVELI cylinders, One oxygen
58 Tirunelveli (District),TAMILNADU. concentrator, Three
(Lime kankar mines, Pulse Oxymeter, One
Kallurani village) Nebulizer
Vishnupuram Limestone One ambulance with
Mine, The India Cements Basic Life Support, One
Ltd., Wadapally Village, Hnopspital ambulance without life
Damaracherla Mandal, provided support, Seven Oxygen
59 Nalgonda
Nalonda District, with single Cylinders, Ventilators &
Telangana bed HFNC-One, One bed with
pipeline for continuous
Oxygen supply,
M/s. Kesoram Industries Two ambulances with life
Limited support, Five Oxygen
Basantnagar (PO), cylinders, One Oxygen
60 Telangana Peddapalli Palakurthy mandal, concentrator, Five Pulse
Peddapalli Dist. Oxymeters, Two
Telangana-505187 Nebulizers
My Home Limestone
Mine, M/s My Home
One ambulance without
Industries Pvt.Ltd., Sy.
No. 874(P) & 876(P) life support, Eight
OHC with 3
61 Suryapet Oxygen Cylinders, Five
, Mellacheruvu Village, beds
Pulse Oxymeters,
Mellacheruvu Mandal,
Suryapet District, Nebulizer,
Telangana
Almora Magnesite Ambulance with life
Limited P.O Billori District support, Two Oxygen
Bageshwar cylinders, Five Pulse
Uttarakhan
62 Bageshwar (Uttarakhand) Oxymeters, Nebuliser,
d
one bed with pipeline for
continuous Oxygen
supply.

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support, Two
Julgul-Bhalua Limestone Ambulances without life
Mine, Dalla Cement support, Digital X-Ray
Uttarprade
63 Sonbhadra works, Machine, Seven Oxygen
sh
UltraTech Cement cylinders, Four Oxygen
Limited , Concentrators, Twenty
PO-Dalla (Sonbhadra) UP Pulse Oxymeters, Three
231207. Nebuliser.

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Location of nearest helipad with latitude/ longitude

Sl. Name/Address of
No. State District
HELIPAD
Latitude Longitude
ORR Madanapalle, Andhra
1 Chittoor 13.5794542 78.509252
Pradesh 517325
Kakinada Beach Navy
East
2 Heliport, Kakinada , Andhra 17.0226823 82.2882085
Godavari
Pradesh
Sri City , Andhra Pradesh
3 Nellore 13.576102 80.0382543
524401
Krishnapatnam North,
4 Nellore 14.2738445 80.0983461
Nellore, Andhra Pradesh
Visakhapat Suvarnakutree Phase II,
5 Andhra 17.8985473 83.267659
nam Vizag, Andhra Pradesh
Pradesh
YSR Vontimitta, Andhra Pradesh
6 14.3969134 79.0220394
Kadapa 516213
PVKK Institute of
7 Anantpur Technology, Anantpur, 14039’30.98”N 77034’9.65”E
Anantpur District
Uyyalawada Narasimha
8 Kurnool Reddy Airport, Orvakal, 15°42′22″N 78°09′39″E
Kurnool District
Kurnool SAP Camp, Kurnool,
9 Kurnool 15051.93’N 77054.93’E
Kurnool District
Airport, Arasmeta, PO/PS:
10 Janjgir Arasmeta, Dist: Janjgir- 21.9467242N 82.3427667E
Champa-495663, C.G.
Mishra Colony, PO/PS:
11 Raigarh Kharsia, Dist: Raigarh- 21058’49.8”N 83006’45.6”E
496661, C.G.
Airport, Surajpur, PO/PS:
12 Surajpur Surajpur, Dist: Surajpur- 23.2413862N 82.8678799E
497229, C.G.
Aeroway Helipad, PO/PS:
13 Surguja Ambikapur, Dist: Surguja- 23.136627N 83.177657E
497001, C.G.
Chhattisgarh Dussehra Maidan, Nandini
14 Ahiwara 21o 21’ 18” 81o 24’ 13”
Township, Chhattisgarh
15 Arasmeta Arasmeta, Chhattisgarh 21056’48.2’’N 82020’34.0’’E
Baloda BALODA BAZAR,
16 Chhattisgarh 21039'39''N 82008'56''E
Bazar
Sonadih Limestone Mines,
Baloda PO Raseda, Distt Baloda
17 21°44`05" 82°12'43"
Bazar Bazar, Chhattisgarh-Pincode
- 493332
Helipad near Bhilai Niwas,
18 Bhilai Civil Center area, Sector 5, 21017’66” 81033’77’’
Bhilai, Chhattisgarh
Foot Ball Ground,
19 Bilaspur 18042’10.6’’N 81015’2’’E
Chhattisgarh

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20 21059'23" N 82006'4
a Kevat Airport), Chhattisgarh
Dalli
21 Dalli Rajhara, Chhattisgarh 20°34'55.54"N 81°4'32.43"E
Rajhara
Bhilai Airport, Birebhat
22 Durg Road, Birebhat, Dist-Durg, 21029’53” 81038’15”
Chhattisgarh
Bhanupratappur, Dist
23 Kaner 20018’45.5’’ 81004’23.9’’
Kanker, Chhattisgarh
24 Korba Gevra , Chhattisgarh 22°21’6” N 82°34’19” E
25 Korba Korba, Chhattisgarh 22°21’20” N 82°43’01”E
Nai-Ledri , Koria ,
26 Koria 23010’36.4692” 82011’ 50.5464”
Chhattisgarh
Kusumund
27 Kusdmunda, Chhattisgarh 22034’ N 82063’ E
a
Rajnandga
28 Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh 21° 5'45.12"N 81°0'23.11"E
on
Sequirem Helipad, Aguada,
29 Aguada 15.5161443 73.7350831
Goa
Goa
30 Ella Helipad Ella, Goa 15.4855009 73.7794493
31 Quitol Quitol Helipad, Quitol, Goa 15.1329974 73.9637609
ONGC Helipad, ONGC
32 Bharuch Colony, Ankleshwar, 21°38'18.2" N 73°00'49.2" E
Bharuch
33 Bhawnagar Bhawnagar – Gujarat 21° 45’ 08’’ N 72° 11’ 07’’ E
Dev Bhumi Dwarka –
34 Dwarka 22° 15’ 16.47’’ N 68° 57’ 43.10’’ E
Gujarat
Gandhinag
35 Gandhinagar – Gujarat 22° 28’14 ’’ N 70° 00’33’’ E
ar
36 Jamnagar Jamnagar – Gujarat 22° 31’45.5 ’’ N 70° 02’47’’ E

37 Kutch Kutch - Gujarat N 23° 31’46.84” E 68° 56’41.07”

Sardar Patel Ground,GMDC
38 Gujarat Rajpardi 21045'42'' 73013'20''
Colony Rajpardi
Mandi collage Tapi river
39 Surat edge, Mandvi, Surat, 28 km N-21°15' 19.01" E-73° 17' 39.76"
from Tadkeshwar.
Dhamdod Road, Bardoli,
Gadhvi Cricket Ground,
40 Surat N-21° 07' 55.14" E-73° 07' 12.48"
Bardoli, 32 km from
Tadkeshwar
Carin Suvali Helibase, Surat N 21 Deg 10' E72 Deg 39'
41 Surat
Air Port 13.34 00.12"E

42 Vadodara At GIPCL cricket ground 21°23'25.38" N 73°6'33.81"E

Bhiwani Air Strip, Village
43 Bhiwani Gujrani, Bhiwani-Meham 28050’07.68”N 76010’46.20”E
Haryana Road, Haryana
Police Line, Dehli Byepass
44 Hisar 29°10’39.13” N 75°45’17.41” E
Road, Hisar, Haryana

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45 Karna Road, Budha Khera, Karnal, 29°42’51.44” N 77°02’03.26” E
Haryana
Village- Gariran, Kalka Baddi
46 Pinjore 30°49’33.69” N 76°52’52.72” E
Highway, Pinjore, Haryana
Bachhod Air Strip, (Off
Narnaul- Rewari
47 Rewari 28004’35.62”N 76012’05.09”E
Highway,Dist-
Rewari(Haryana)
Maharishi Dayanand
Univercity Dist-Rohtak,
48 Rohtak 28.8804024 76.6237351
Haryana. Compound Code
VJJF+5F Rohtak,Haryana
ACC Colony DAV School Play
49 Barman grournd Barmana ,Himachal 31°24’52.70” N 76°49’30.40” E
Pradesh
50 Mandi Mandi (Paddal),HP 31.42.4 76.56.2
Paonta Gurudwara Ground,Paonta
51 30.26.9(N) 77.37.22(E)
Sahib Sahib, Himachal Pradesh
Himachal
Jubbal Dist-Shimla, HP Ref.
52 Pradesh Shimla 31007’.00” 37039’.5”
A.088/26
53 Sirmore Kafota, Ponta Shilai Road,HP 30.37.3 77.42.0
Helipad No. 1. Dist- Solan,
54 Solan 31019’40.907” 76052’38.355”
Himachal Pradesh
Helipad No. 2, Dist-
55 Solan 31020’3.455” 76052’31.218”
Solan,Himachal Pradesh
Bokaro Airport, Bokaro,
56 Bokaro 23°38′36″N 86°08′56″E
Jharkhand
West Bokaro- Ghato,
57 Bokaro Serving mines of m/s. Tata 23.7902492 85.571162
Steel
Chaibasa District of
58 Jharkhand Chaibasa 22.51560 N 85.78750 E
Jharkhand
Tata Steel Helipad,
59 Dhanbad Jorapokhar Dhanbad, 23.694099 86.416258
Jharkhand
Dhanbad Airport, Barwadda,
60 Dhanbad 23° 50’02’N 86°25’31’E
Dhanbad, Jharkhand
Kalburgi Airport, Srinivas
61 Kalburgi 17018’28”N 76057’29”E
Saradagi, Kalburgi District
Jamkhandi Airport,
62 Bagalkot 16.5099688 75.308184
Jamkhandi, Bagalkot District
Jindal Vijayanagar,
63 Karnataka Ballari Vidyanagar Airport, JSW 15010’29.898”N 76038’29.5829”E
,Vidyanagar, Ballari District
64 Ballari Alipur, Ballari District 15°9'44"N 76°52'59"E
Sahayadrinagar Helipad,
65 Belgavi Hanuman circle, Belgavi, 15.844349 74.4303936
Karnataka

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HAL Airport Area, HAL
66 Bengaluru 12˚56'51.07' 77˚40'02.36''
Bengaluru, Karnataka
560017
KADUR BYPASS,8QJV+GRQ
Chikmagalu
67 Chikmagalur, Karnataka 13˚19'52.89' 75˚47'40.42''
r
577101
6C88+X32 IUDP Layout
Chitradurg
68 Chitradurga, Karnataka 14˚13'02.65'' 76˚24'54.49''
a
577501
Dollars Colony Helipad,
69 Cokak 16.1505956 74.818064
Cokak, Karnataka
Udayagiri Extension
70 Hassan 13˚00'37.98' 76˚07'09.88''
Hassan, Karnataka 573201
AHB Airport, Basapur,
71 Koppal 15°21′28.56”N 76°13′9.23”E
Koppal
72 Mandya Sir MV Stadium Mandya 12˚31'31.93' 75˚53'33.05''
Mary Hill, Konchady
73 Mangaluru Mangaluru, Karnataka 12˚54'40.03' 74˚51'29.89''
575008
Lalith Mahal Quatras
74 Mysuru 12˚17'39.78'' 76˚41'31.62''
Mysuru, Karnataka 570010
Hebbal Industrial Estate,
75 Mysuru Hebbal Industrial Area 12˚22'07.70'' 76˚35'04.72''
Mysuru, Karnataka 571606
Kuvempu Rd
Shivamogg
76 Ashoka Nagar Shivamogga, 13˚56'05.10' 75˚33'33.37''
a
Karnataka 577202
TUMKUR UNIVERSITY
CAMPUS VENKATESH RAO
77 Tumkur 13˚20'18.34'' 77˚07'08.34''
COLONY TUMKUR-
Karnataka-572103
Udupi Urban Development
Authority - Government
78 Udupi office Udupi - Malpe Rd 13˚20'55.92' 74˚43'50.05''
Adi-udupi, Karnataka
576102
QQQR+326, Pudussery East,
79 Palakkad Palakkad (Near Malabar 10.7876511 76.7900176
Cement)
Gandi Nagar Elathur, Kerala
80 Elathur 11˚19'30.24' 75˚44'46.34''
Kerala 673303
Ashram Maidan, Kollam
81 Kollam 8.8948674 76.5915511
Town, Kollam KERALA
Shabari Building Koombara
82 Kozhikode 11˚16'00.06' 75˚46'46.07''
Kozhikode, Kerala 673006
Kotma, Anuppur, Madhya
83 Annupur 23011’38” 81059’17”
Pradesh
Madhya Pragati ground, Malanjkhand
84 Balaghat 22002’43.6’’ 80042’42.10’’
Pradesh Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh
Durga ground, Balaghat,
85 Balaghat 21050’27.3’’ 80013’46.53’’
Madhya Pradesh

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86 Betul 22007’19’’ 78006’55’’
Pradesh
Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukharji
87 Damoh Nagar, Damoh, Madhya 23°49'08.2" 79°26'34.1"
Pradesh
Narmada Block-J NGO's
Narmada Block ,34th
22° 35' 47.562'' 75° 19' 23.6136''
88 Dhar Batalion, Sunder Ban
N E
Colony, Dhar, Madhya
Pradesh 454001,
23
89 Jhabua Helipad Thandla 74 deg.34'25.63E
deg.00'05.45"N
Tikariya, Katni, Madhya
90 Katni 230 43’ 30.9” 750 52’36”
Pradesh
Helipad, Narayangarh,
91 mandsaur 24.28000197 75.05875956
Madhya Pradesh 458553
Kareli, Narsighpur, Madhya
92 Narsighpur 22°04'28.8" 75°51'32.5"
Pradesh
Vivekanand Colony, Madhya
93 Neemuch 24.46882871 75.11705324
Pradesh 458110
Nimach Airport, Madhya
94 Nimach 24.42599866 74.87136281
Pradesh 458441
Chorhata, Rewa, Madhya
95 Rewa 24030’12” 81013’13”
Pradesh
Kolgawan Kotwali, Satna,
96 Satna 24033’26” 80051’48”
Madhya Pradesh
Burhar,Shahdol, Madhya
97 Shahdol 230 01’ 74” 81061’78”
Pradesh
Administrative Office, Sidhi
Cement Works, UltraTech
98 Sidhi 24o19’29”N 81o20’08”E
Cement Limited, PO
Bharatpur, Distt- Sidhi , MP
Vikram University, Ujjain,
99 Ujjain 23.15307194 75.80859135
Madhya Pradesh 456010
Umaria Air field, Madhya
100 Umaria 23053’25” 800808220
Pradesh
Manikgarh cement works
101 Chandrapur township at Gadchandur 19°43’17’’ 79°10’20’’
district
Chandrapur Area, M/s. WCL,
102 Chandrapur 19°57’00” 79°13’00”
Murwa, Maharashtra
Ballarpur Area, M/s. WCL,
103 Chandrapur FDCM, DEPO playground, 19°51’7.2” 79°21’28.8”
Maharashtra Ballarpur, Maharashtra
Pench Area, M/s. WCL,
104 Chindwara Imlikheda, Chindwara, 22°00’00” 78°55’26”
Madhya Pradesh
Kanhan Area, M/s. WCL, In
105 Chindwara front of Directors Bunglow, 22°11’16.9’’ 78°34’34.10’’
Maharashtra
106 Chindwara Tansi Mine, Maharashtra 22°09’51.3’’ 78°20’6.3’’

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107 Chindwara Nandan Wanshry 22°11’10’’ 78°27’26’’
Playground, Maharashtra
Ghodawat Helipad,
108 Chipri Jaisingpur,Chipri, 16.765083 74.5106446
Maharashtra
109 Indi Helipad Indi, Maharashtra 17.7615956 72.0236825
DYP Helipad, Kolhapur,
110 Kolhapur 17.8709993 72.6987612
Maharashtra
Mahad Helipad, Pune,
111 Pune 18.3152319 73.1026018
Maharashtra
Panchshil Helipad, Pune,
112 Pune 18.4899584 73.8086399
Maharashtra
Defence Hospital Helipad,
113 Pune 18.4899713 73.8764933
Pune, Maharashtra
Barshi Heliport, Soundare,
114 Soundare 18.2243274 75.6379962
Maharashtra
MCL Helipad, Burla,
115 Sambalpur
Sambalpur 21º 29’ 17" N 83º 54' 2" E
Eco Park, Jagannath Area,
116 Angul
Talcher 20º 56’ 16.9" N 85º 10' 9.8" E
Hingula Helipad, Hingula,
117 Odisha Angul
Talcher 20º 57’ 22.92" N 85º 04' 34.32" E
Belpahar Training Institute
118 Jharsuguda
Helipad, Lakhanpur Area, 21.769166º N 83.871138º E
Panchpatmali (C&N Block)
119 Koraput
Bauxite Mine 18º 49’ 31" 83º 00' 7"
Angor, Sumerpur, Rajasthan
120 Sumerpur 25.14741476 73.09448078
306126
121 Dhaulpur Bari, Rajasthan 24.62810897 73.65764388
Shree Cement Limited,
122 Ajmer N26o05',25" E74o23'10"
Andheri Deori Heiplad

123 Ajmer Kishangarh, Ajmer N 26°35'28" E 74°48'58.10"

Bara Bara Bhanuja, Rajasthan

124 24.96621305 73.61773202
Bhanuja 313321
125 Barmer Uttarlai (VIUT) (Barmer) N 25°44'09" E71°26'08"
126 Barmer Uttarlai (VIUT) (Barmer) N 25°44'09" E71°26'08"
127 Rajasthan Bhilwara Hamirgarh (Bhilwara) N 25°08'51.96" E 74°36'37.93"
Kumbha Nagar, Chittorgarh,
128 Chittorgarh 24.88999879 74.61825211
Rajasthan 312001
Bedla House, near Maharana
129 Dabok Pratap. Airport, Dabok, 24.62743942 73.88208523
Rajasthan 313022
130 Jaipur Jaipur N 26°49' E 75°48'
131 Jaisalmer Jaisalmer (VIJR), N26.53° E70°.52'
132 Jodhpur Jodhpur (VIJO) (Jodhpur) N 26°15' E73°03'
133 Kaloda Kaloda, Rajasthan 313202 24.86669433 73.67466611
RK Enterprises, Morwar,
134 Morwar 25.11804812 73.79742168
Rajasthan 313334

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GOTAN,POST-
135 NAGAUR GOTAN,TEHSIL- N27°12.525 E073°42.732
MERTA,DIST.-
NAGAUR,.342902
136 Pali Sojat (Pali) N 25°.55'58" E73°.41'08"
137 Pilani PILANI 28.3496° N 75.5909° E
Kotri Ka Dhana, Rajasthan
138 Rajsamand 24.75228758 73.78806997
313024
139 Sarwai Sarwai, Rajasthan 327031 23.35118853 73.98687638
140 Sirohi Sirohi, Rajasthan 307801 24.89173131 72.85068573
Sirohi - Jawal Rd, Jawal,
141 Sirohi 24.98150627 72.75545682
Rajasthan 307801
Helipad near Pratap Gourav
Kendra, Mohanpura,
142 Udaipur 24.62724966 73.67376119
Badgaon, Udaipur,
Rajasthan 313011
Helipad Pichola, Udaipur,
143 Udaipur 24.57471851 73.67507173
Rajasthan 313001
Helipad, Sajjan Nagar,
144 Udaipur 24.56066817 73.66778513
Udaipur, Rajasthan 313031
Tripura Sundari temple
145 Umrai Heliport, Umrai, Rajasthan- 23.53091171 74.32161075
327603
NALLAMPATTAI HELIPAD,
146 ARIYALUR GOVINDAPURAM, ARIYALUR 11.19066 79.07784
(T.N.) – 621 729
GANGA HELIPAD,
S.F.NO.442, SRIRAMA
KRISHNA CAMPUS, N.G.G.O.
COIMBATO
147 COLONY, 11.09494 76.956
RE
VATTAMALAIPALAYAM,
COIMBATORE (T.N.) – 641
022
148 Kottamalai Kottamalai Helipad 12.6575825E 79.0529407N
Government Boys Higher
Secondary School
149 Krishnagiri , Veerappa Nagar, 14˚22'81.57' 76˚21'02.05''
Tamilnadu Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu
635001
SAIL HELIPAD, M394+GWR,
Maramang Mohan Nagar,
150 11.68878 78.04018
alathupatti Maramangalathupatti, Tamil
Nadu - 636 030
SIVAKASI
HELIPAD,FQ7H+MGW,
151 Sivakasi Rengapa Shyam Nagar, 9.46423 77.77882
Sivakasi, Tamil Nadu - 626
130
QPP4+W8H, Railway
Tiruchirapp
152 Colony, Tiruchirappalli, 10.80202 78.6924
alli
Tamil Nadu -620 020

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153 Hyderabad 17.4728785 78.3759391
Hyderabad, Telangana
DRDO Helipad, Hyderabad,
154 Hyderabad 17.3354461 78.4967547
Telangana
Helipad Eturunagaram,
155 Telangana Mulugu 18.3390288 80.432476
Telangana 506344
Rangaredd Helipad KTPP, Kompalle,
156 18.3898971 79.8336607
y Telanagana
Rangaredd Helipad Manikonda Jagir,
157 17.4123926 78.3920808
y Hyderabad, Telangana
Sector A, Township - Dalla,
Dalla Cement Works,
Uttar
158 Sonbhadra UltraTech Cement Limited, 24°26’44.2” N 83°2’47” E
Pradesh
Post: Robertsganj,Distt:
Sonbhadra, UP
Army Halipad Almora, Haval
159 Almora 290 35’.26’ 790 39’.4’
Uttara Khand bagh,Uttara Khand

160 Lakkampalyam Helipad 11.2259716E 78.1375521 N

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