NDMA to test cell broadcast alert system across India on May 2
The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) will conduct a nationwide test of the cell broadcast alert system on May 2. The test aims to assess the effectiveness of emergency alerts sent directly to mobile phones. This initiative is part of efforts to strengthen disaster preparedness across India.
- ▪The NDMA is conducting a test of the cell broadcast alert system on May 2.
- ▪The test will send emergency alerts to mobile phones across India.
- ▪The purpose is to evaluate the system's reach and effectiveness in disaster situations.
- ▪This exercise supports India's broader disaster management and public alert infrastructure.
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