Disaster Rescue Management

The Disaster Management Authority operates under the Disaster Management Act, 2005. It is responsible for policy-making, planning, and coordinating a technology-driven response to natural and man-made disasters.

Official Gazette Details

Official Rules & Regulations:

• All disaster reports must be accurate and genuine.
• Misuse of the platform or false reporting may lead to legal action.
• Users must follow instructions issued by government authorities during emergencies.
• Do not spread rumors or unverified information through the platform.
• Emergency resources must not be misused or blocked.
• Citizens should cooperate with rescue and relief teams at all times.
• Personal data is to be used strictly for emergency response purposes only.

Q: How do I report an incident?
A: Use the 'Report' card. Attach photos and GPS location for faster response.

Q: Who is my nearest point of contact?
A: The 'Rescue Map' highlights nearest NDRF centers.

Q: Is my personal information safe while reporting
A: Yes, all user data is securely encrypted and used only for emergency response purposes by authorized government agencies.

Q: What should I do immediately during a disaster?
A: Stay calm, follow official instructions, move to a safe location, avoid risky areas, and keep emergency contacts ready.

Can I use this portal without internet?
A: Some basic features may work offline, but full functionality like reporting and live updates requires an internet connection.

What types of disasters can be reported?
A: You can report floods, earthquakes, fires, landslides, accidents, cyclones, and other emergency situations.

What should I avoid during emergencies?
A: Do not spread rumors Avoid overcrowded areas Do not ignore official warnings Do not attempt risky rescues without training

Can I report a disaster on behalf of someone else?
A: Yes, you can report incidents for others. Ensure you provide accurate details and location so emergency teams can respond correctly.

1. Reporting: Select disaster type, add details, and send.

2. Weather: Real-time synchronization every 5 minutes from Gov servers.

3. Contacts: One-tap dialing for Emergency Numbers.