Amap's transportation guarantee service in Gansu earthquake area: including the inquiry of refuge and material collection point, etc.
CTOnews.com, December 20, Beijing time, 23:59 on December 18, an earthquake of magnitude 6.2 occurred in Jishishan County, Linxia Prefecture, Gansu Province, with a focal depth of 10 km. While causing casualties, some water, electricity, transportation, communications and other infrastructure were damaged.
CTOnews.com learned from Amap's official account that Amap has linked up with the Gansu Provincial Public Security Bureau Traffic Administration to provide traffic travel support services in earthquake areas, including intelligent refuge in earthquake area navigation planning, query of shelters and material collection points, shared location relief Mini Program, earthquake map content services, and so on.
Intelligent avoidance of navigation planning in earthquake areas as of December 19, according to the notice of the Traffic Police Corps of Gansu Provincial Public Security Bureau on the implementation of Traffic Control on the Road leading to the earthquake-resistant disaster areas in Jishishan County, Linxia Hui Autonomous Prefecture, Amap has been quickly launched and continuously updated. When users navigate and plan their routes, Gao de will guide them to avoid. At the same time, Gao de also opened voice and text messages in App to inform relevant users to avoid concessions in advance.
With the disaster relief process, the local area has gradually begun to set up emergency shelters and relief materials access points for people in earthquake areas. Amap has also confirmed and launched this part of the data with the authorities. Users can quickly locate and query by dragging and browsing the marked locations on App, or searching for the keywords "emergency shelter" and "relief materials access points".
Shared location Rescue Mini Program Amap has also developed and launched location-based rescue Mini Program. Now users in the earthquake zone open Amap App to see the entry on the search box. Users can choose their own sharing location, enter their mobile phone number, seek help, and wait for someone to deal with it. At the same time, Amap also got in touch with the Gansu Fire Rescue Corps Command Center for the first time to synchronize the emergency help information in Mini Program to facilitate the rescue team to arrange rapid rescue.
Earthquake map content service in addition, Amap also went online to provide a series of earthquake-related information content services to facilitate users to learn more about the latest news about the earthquake, as well as the relevant knowledge of fighting and disaster relief. Users can search for "Gansu earthquake" and "Jishi Mountain" on Amap App.
