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Response to severe flood of 2018

During the deluge of 2018 witnessed by the State of Kerala, Adi Shankara Institute of Engineering and Technology (ASIET) played a pivotal role in flood relief activities, providing crucial support to thousands of people affected by the disaster. 

Key Relief Activities by ASIET

  • Main Relief Camp

ASIET transformed its campus into the main relief camp, offering shelter to thousands of displaced individuals. The institute's facilities were used to accommodate people from various flood-affected regions, providing them with a safe and secure environment during the crisis.

  • Food and Medical Aid

ASIET organized and distributed essential supplies, including food, clean water, clothing, and medical aid. The institute collaborated with local authorities and NGOs to ensure that basic needs were met, preventing the spread of disease and malnutrition among those affected.

  • Student and Faculty Involvement

Students, faculty, and staff of ASIET actively participated in the relief efforts. They volunteered in various capacities, such as rescuing stranded individuals, distributing relief materials, and providing emotional support to those in distress. Their collective efforts helped streamline the relief operations and reach a broader population.

  • Medical Camps

ASIET set up medical camps on campus and in surrounding areas to offer healthcare services to the flood victims. Doctors and medical students provided first aid, treatment for injuries, and vaccinations to prevent outbreaks of waterborne diseases.

  • Rehabilitation and Reconstruction

Beyond immediate relief, ASIET also contributed to long-term rehabilitation efforts. The institute was involved in rebuilding homes and restoring infrastructure in the flood-hit areas, ensuring that the affected communities could begin to rebuild their lives.

  • Community Engagement

ASIET's commitment to community welfare was evident through its outreach programs, which included awareness campaigns on disaster preparedness and resilience. The institute worked closely with local communities to educate them on coping with the aftermath of the floods and preparing for future emergencies.

ASIET’s comprehensive and compassionate approach during the 2018 flood not only provided immediate relief but also played a significant role in the rehabilitation and recovery of the affected communities. The institute's efforts were widely recognized and appreciated, cementing its reputation as a key contributor to disaster management and community welfare in the region.

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