Radiation incident: a single, clear message from the government
In the event of a radiation incident, a clear and consistent message from the government is crucial. CrisisRadar helps safety regions, central government and RIVM to communicate shelter advice and instructions quickly and consistently.
What happens
There has been a radiation incident, for example at a nuclear power station, during transport, or due to the loss of a medical or industrial source. The situation may pose an invisible danger and gives rise to a great deal of fear and questions. People want to know immediately whether they should take shelter, close windows and doors, or take iodine tablets. Various authorities are involved and must speak with one voice. Conflicting messages cause unrest, so the message must be consistent across the board and delivered in good time.
From alert to clear communication
At-a-glance overview
Track reports, readings and news about the incident in a single crisis overview.
Quick advice on what to do
Send shelter advice and instructions on iodine tablets in seconds, including via NL-Alert.
One clear message
Enable public authorities to speak with one voice to citizens, the press and partners all at once.
Who collaborates in this scenario
CrisisRadar brings all the parties involved into line, with a single shared situational picture.
- Citizens warned in good time with clear advice on what to do
- Clear advice on taking shelter and instructions on taking iodine, communicated consistently across all channels
- Governments speak with one voice
- Less anxiety thanks to timely, reliable information
Well prepared for this scenario?
In a short demo we show you how CrisisRadar helps, from preparation to the first minute of the crisis.