Social Media gain Facebook has introduced special tools to help effective rescue and relief operations in the event of
natural calamities in India. American company Facebook has joined hands with National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)
Social Media gain Facebook has introduced special tools to help effective rescue and relief operations in the event of
natural calamities in India. American company Facebook has joined hands with National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA)
and non-governmental organization ‘Seeds in India’. Facebook will offer this tool to these agency in case of any natural
calamity
Under this, Facebook will offer ‘Disaster Map Data’ which will provide information about the movement and presence of
Facebook users in the affected area. Facebook’s Chief Program Ritesh Mehta said that the aim of these initiatives is to
help in effective relief and rescue work in the state of any natural disaster. This will ensure accurate information
before and after such crisis.
The company introduced the Disaster Map facility at the global level in June. facebook has implemented these remedies in
Peru
and America. Shabaya Nayak, Manager, Public Policy Research, Facebook, said that there was a lot of information from India
for the development of these solutions. The Facebook Security Checkup feature has already been made available. social
network gaint organizing the first Disaster Rescue Conference in India in collaboration with NDMA.]]>
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