Port Louis is the capital city of Mauritius, located on the northwest coast of the island. As a major urban center, it faces unique disaster management challenges including flash floods, urban fires, and coastal threats.
Construction of enhanced drainage systems in flood-prone areas of Port Louis to mitigate risks during heavy rainfall events.
Training community volunteers in basic first aid, emergency response, and coordination with official emergency services.
Comprehensive assessment of critical infrastructure resilience to natural disasters and development of enhancement plan.
Upgrade of city-wide early warning systems with advanced weather monitoring and public alert capabilities.
Final assessment report on critical infrastructure resilience published by Infrastructure Ministry.
Successfully trained 45 community volunteers in emergency first aid procedures.
Construction began on central drainage system enhancements for Port Louis harbor area.
Initiation of the city-wide early warning system upgrade project with installation of first monitoring stations.
There are currently no active disaster response operations in Port Louis District. The information below shows recent response activities and readiness status.
Construction of enhanced drainage systems in flood-prone areas of Port Louis to mitigate risks during heavy rainfall events.
Training community volunteers in basic first aid, emergency response, and coordination with official emergency services.
Comprehensive assessment of critical infrastructure resilience to natural disasters and development of enhancement plan.
Upgrade of city-wide early warning systems with advanced weather monitoring and public alert capabilities.
Final assessment report on critical infrastructure resilience published by Infrastructure Ministry.
Successfully trained 45 community volunteers in emergency first aid procedures.
Construction began on central drainage system enhancements for Port Louis harbor area.
Initiation of the city-wide early warning system upgrade project with installation of first monitoring stations.
Post-flood rehabilitation of Canal Dayot area including infrastructure repairs, drainage improvements, and residential restoration.
Restoration of industrial facilities affected by the January fire incident, including safety system upgrades and building repairs.
| Project Name | Related Incident | Completion Date | Lead Ministry | Budget | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coastal Roads Reconstruction | December 2024 Storm Surge | Mar 15, 2025 | Infrastructure Ministry | ₨ 15.8 Million | View Report |
| City Center Building Restoration | November 2024 Building Collapse | Feb 28, 2025 | Infrastructure Ministry | ₨ 8.3 Million | View Report |
Port Louis District Administration Building
3rd Floor, Disaster Management Wing
Sir William Newton Street
Port Louis, Mauritius
Emergency Hotline: +230 597-12000 (24/7)
Office: +230 597-12001 (8:30 AM - 4:30 PM)
Fax: +230 597-12002
General Inquiries: portlouis@ndmc.mu
Emergency Reporting: emergency.portlouis@ndmc.mu
Training & Volunteers: training.portlouis@ndmc.mu
Monday - Friday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed (Emergency services available 24/7)
| Name | Position | Contact | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Sarah Ramdhani
|
District Disaster Coordinator | +230 597-12010 | |
|
James Leung
|
Emergency Response Lead | +230 597-12011 | |
|
Ahmed Peerally
|
Community Preparedness Officer | +230 597-12012 | |
|
Marie Lafosse
|
Risk Assessment Manager | +230 597-12013 |
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Apr 5, 2025 - Environment Ministry
State-of-the-art flood monitoring sensors have been installed across key locations in Port Louis to provide real-time data...
Mar 30, 2025 - NDRRMC
Twenty members of the Port Louis emergency response team completed an intensive two-week training program with international experts...
Mar 22, 2025 - Health Ministry
The district's community preparedness initiative has successfully trained over 10,000 residents in basic emergency response skills...