
India-Pakistan Conflict: What Are RED And GREEN Alert Sirens? What They Indicate And What To Do? Faqs Answered
Pitch goes back and forth | Constant pitch |
Sounded for five minutes | Sounded for one minute |
A Red Alert is sounded by district administrations when they receive a warning from Air Force stations about potential air raids.
Also Read | Pakistan's F16 in spotlight amid India-Pakistan tension: All you need to knowAir sirens sounded during the time of a Red Alert have descending type of pitch, where the sound continues back and forth between higher and lower pitches, in an interval of every four seconds.
Red Alert siren time durationA red alert sir siren is sounded for around five minutes, so that people identify as a red alert, and remain within their houses.
What to do during a Red Alert?The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has issued guidelines for when a red alert siren is sounded, as per the Chandigarh district administration. Here's what you should do:
1 off all lights, fans, and electrical appliances-both inside and outside your home.
2. Close curtains and windows to prevent any light from escaping.
3. Disable automatic lighting systems in advance.
4. Refrain from using mobile phones, flashlights, or any light-emitting devices in open areas.
Also Read | India-Pak news: New Delhi on High Alert! Air raid siren testing carried outDuring a red alert, residents are advised to stay indoors, keep away from windows and exterior walls, and avoid going out onto balconies or rooftops. If you're in a vehicle, park safely, switch off the headlights, and seek shelter in a nearby building, underpass, or underground parking area.
How to identify a Green Alert?As and when threats about air raids is reduced, a green alert is sounded. It has a constant pitch, unlike the pitch of a red alert siren, which varies during the course of time it is sounded.
Green Alert siren time durationA green alert is sounded for one minute.
What do do during a Green alert?A green alert indicates that civilians can step out of their houses for essential work, and can also turn on the lights in their buildings if needed.
Pakistan attacks again; India retaliatesIn response to "Pakistan's blatant escalation" - as termed by the Indian army - India on Saturday, launched missiles and drones at four airbases in Pakistan's Islamabad, reported ANI, citing sources.
Also Read | India hits eight military sites in Pakistan on Saturday morningThe Indian Army said it also spotted multiple Pakistani armed drones flying over Khasa Cantt, Amritsar at 5 am today, which the India's Air Defence System destroyed after engaging with.
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