European Union unveils plan for seamless emergency communication system across member countries. The system addresses urgent situations like terrorism, disasters, and infrastructure threats efficiently.
New platform will synchronize communication tools among police, firefighters, medics, civil protection.
First responders will securely share calls, data, images, messages, and real-time locations Europe-wide. Plans involve transitioning from narrowband radios to five-g broadband and utilizing European satellites.
Mobile communication equipment will be deployed to crisis zones for maintaining uninterrupted connections. Robust encryption and security protocols protect system components from cyber and hybrid attacks.
