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Emergency Relief Fund assistance extended for restoration works at Mercy Bridge, Kamaleah area. DDMA Chumoukedima provides relief to families affected by flooding at Sabalie Colony, Ward 8. Wokha DDMA hands over ERF support to families affected by the Longsa Village landslide.
Preparedness & operations

Disaster Response

Coordinated emergency operations, trained response forces and community-level preparedness across Nagaland.

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SEOC

The State Emergency Operation Centre gathers and analyses information, coordinates agencies and supports decisions that protect life and property during emergencies.

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DEOC

District Emergency Operation Centres support district-level coordination, communication and deployment under the District Disaster Management Authorities.

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SDRF

Nagaland’s dedicated State Disaster Response Force provides trained personnel for search, rescue and first-line disaster response.

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CFR & IRS

Community First Responders and the Incident Response System strengthen local action and establish clear command roles during an incident.

Emergency operations

State Emergency Operation Centre

An Emergency Operations Centre is a central location for multi-agency disaster response coordination and communication. It maintains a strategic overview, gathers and analyses data, supports operational decisions and communicates those decisions to concerned agencies.

The Nagaland SEOC operates from Lotha Hoho Ki in Kohima and supports effective response to emergencies throughout the state.

Specialised response

State Disaster Response Force

Nagaland has trained response personnel from India Reserve battalions, District Executive Forces and Village Guards. A dedicated force of 240 Civil Defence and Home Guards personnel is stationed at key locations for timely response.

During normal periods, SDRF personnel conduct awareness programmes in villages, schools and colleges. During disasters, they form the first line for search and rescue operations.