Today no one is safe and there prevails danger of terrorism, Robbery, Natural Calamity, Accident, Fire Incidents, Medical Emergency, and many more that are a constant threat to your life. In such situations you always want to inform your relatives, law and enforcement authorities, health service providers, But Such such emergencies do not allow you to do so. Thinking of solution a Pakistani Developer developed an app named Mohafiz.
What is Mohafiz
This Mobile app will send SMS to your ICE(in case emergency) numbers by just one touch. You can specify your emergency and that specific emergency alert will be sent to your ICE(In Case Emergency) numbers. It is just 5.2 Mb application. Mohafiz is a mobile emergency app available for Android and IOS phones.
How To Get Started
- Download Your Mohafiz app From Store.
- After download it will ask you for mobile number verification.Enter your mobile number and Verify.
- It will send you an authentication code and you can become authenticated using that code.
- Enter your personal Information and Go On.
- You will be allowed to enter 5 ICE numbers.
How To Use
On Emergency Screen You will be provided two Buttons Red and Orange.
- The Red Button Specifies the condition when you require immediate help. It will Send an general emergency message immediately to all ICE(In Case Emergency) numbers.
- The Orange Button will further allow you to specify emergency and then send the emergency message to your ICE(In Case Emergency) numbers.
The Developer Fahd Khan Says
In a world where we are vulnerable to risks from all sides, particularly our part of the world, and where the government departments have limited capabilities, we can’t hold the government responsible for everything. We, the people have to take some steps for our own safety as well.
And whoever saves one – it is as if he had saved mankind entirely.
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