Citation:

Nirmal Kumar, Dr.Ram Sarvesh, Dr.S.Hari Shanker, 2021. "Raising Hand Disaster Management Mobile Application" ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements  1(1): 10-16.

Abstract:

Disaster Management application can be utilized as a client manual for think about catastrophic events, a calamity the executive's life cycle, first aid pack. Debacle causes different levels of impact and can make casualties needing critical assistance for food, wellbeing, or help. The application gives medical aid rules to deal with everyday crises and assists them with limiting the danger and call for help and help from specialists. This application is connected to the alleviation camps situated close to them. Intrigued individuals can join as volunteers; each help camp is associated with a single application; through this association, we can get a legitimate mindful of the state of the alleviation camp and organize them. The crisis cautioning framework permits alerts to be given to close inhabitants for early clearing. The application is viable with the majority of the cell phones with android, permitting it to be more dependable. It would thus be able to be utilized to diminish the effect of disasters invocations of individuals.

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Keywords:

Disaster, Mobile