PANIC BUTTON APP TRIAL
The trial phase with our staff members is progressing well. We mean business when we say the safety of Gauteng citizens will be enforced. The app can now be downloaded on the Google Play Store and the App Store for free, with Lesufi saying on Twitter that the app is “almost there.” No word yet on the drone tracking, or CCTV cameras. As of now, the app sends alert notifications to friends and family that you are in distress.Īfter first being announced last year in October, the “e-panic button app” that the was proposed by the Gauteng Provincial Government and Premier Panyaza Lesufi has launched in a trial basis.Įpanic buttons, as well as youth wardens, drone tracking and the deployment of more CCTV cameras were all crime prevention techniques outlined by the Gauteng Department of eGovernment and the premier when he first took office.Īs of now, the youth wardens are on the street, and the epanic button is available.The app is now available to download on iOS and Android, but it is still a work in progress.
The Gauteng Department of eGov has been working with Response24 on a Gauteng epanic button app where you can send alerts to family, armed response or EMS.
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