In the 121st episode of Mann Ki Baat in April, Prime Minister Narendra Modi mentioned an app named 'Sachet App'. This app is a government app, which gives information about disasters like lightning, floods, and earthquakes. Monsoon has started in the country and incidents of lightning have also occurred in some places. These incidents increase even more during the monsoon season. In such a situation, we are going to tell you about this app here, through which you will get a warning about these natural disasters in advance.

What is the Sachet App?

Sachet App is the disaster warning portal and mobile app of the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA). Its main function is to give real-time alerts related to natural disasters in different areas of the country. Whether it is information about heavy rain, cyclone, flood or earthquake, Sachet App quickly delivers critical warnings to users.

Download the Sachet App on your phone like this:

Downloading the Sachet App is very easy.

Android users can download it from Google Play Stores.

iPhone users can download it from Apple App Stores.

Download and install it so that you can stay alert and prepared for emergencies.

How does the Sachet App work?

Sachet App sends geo-targeted alerts using your smartphone's GPS location.

It tracks the weather, wind speed, rainfall, and temperature of your area.

If any warning signs of disaster are seen in your area, the app immediately sends a notification, giving you time to take precautions.

The special thing is that all alerts come from official government sources, which makes the information authentic and reliable.

Disaster safety tips in the app

Apart from alerts, the Sachet App also offers important guidelines on what to do before, during, and after a disaster. Be it an earthquake, flood, cyclone, or heatwave, the app provides simple and practical advice that can save lives.

Multi-language support for greater reach

Recognizing the importance of reaching out to every citizen of the country, the Sachet app offers support in multiple languages. Apart from Hindi and English, it also supports many other regional languages. This allows people from different parts of the country to easily understand critical information.

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