AlarmSystem NL-Alert available

A novel alarm system called NL-Alert was officially launched Thursday afternoon by Minister of Justice Ivo Opstelten. With the new system, the government can quickly warn the citizens about a disaster via their mobile phones.

National Coordinator for Counterterrorism and Security Erik Akerboom says that people need to have rapid access to information in an eventual incident. More important is that the government can tell people what to do. Opstelten is pleased that the system became operational as of today. “Communication is incredibly important when dealing with disasters,” said the minister.

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If folks enter a dangerous area, they get an automatic warning. Control rooms from 25 safety regions across the Netherlands aim at sending messages such as in case of major fire, toxic smoke release, etc.
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NL-Alert makes use of a radio frequency. Even if the telephone network is overloaded, the NL-Alert still works, said Akerboom.

Now, the alarm warnings can be delivered to some 11 million mobile phones, which is about half of all mobile phones in the Netherlands. NL-Alert is currently not working on iPhones. Akerboom expects that iPhone gadget will also be suitable for the new alarm system in 2013.