War Siren
International News: After the terrorist attack on April 22 in Pahgam, India's preparations have worried Pakistan. Pakistan is afraid that India may do an air strike like 2019 this time. Due to this apprehension, Pakistan has ordered a siren to be installed in 29 cities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. These cities include areas such as Peshawar, Abbottabad and Swat, which have been considered a long time for terrorists.
In fact, Pakistan has been severely nervous with the indications received after the meetings of India's intelligence agencies and security forces. He feels that the Indian Air Force can target terrorists' bases again. Especially the area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is also intimidating because the 2019 Balakot air strike took place in this area, where terrorist organizations like Jaish-e-Mohammed were active.
The 'siren protocol' and 'blackout protocols' are part of the civil security system at the time of war. Their purpose is to warn the general public in time and give them a chance to reach safe places.
These sires are planted on high pillars or buildings and their voice goes far enough. There are two types of voices:
In the event of war, all the lights are closed at night, so that it is difficult to target enemy drones or aircraft. The absence of lights reduces the accuracy of weapons based on smart bombs and visual targeting techniques. This helps in saving cities and civil bases.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is the area where reports of the presence of many terrorist organizations are often reported. India had shown the world by air strike in Balakot in 2019 that it can take action by crossing the border for the safety of its citizens. This fear is harassing Pakistan that this time India can take a big step.
The Government of Pakistan is not only making arrangements like sirens and blackouts, but has also been instructed to get the local administration drilled in schools, offices and mohallas. Its aim is that if people can know where to run away, what to take along and from which path to get out safely.
Missiles and drone attacks are very short in modern wars, so a few second alerts can also save many lives. This principle works on Israel's Red Code Alert System, which plays a siren within 15 to 90 seconds in the event of a missile attack, sends SMS and push alerts on mobile and informs people about going to the shelter immediately.
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