Israeli doctors use cutting-edge app in Turkey
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Israeli medics rescue victims of the powerful earthquakes in Turkey use an advanced mobile coordination application developed by defense concern Elbit.
It's called SYNCH.
The app allows United Hatzalah leaders in Jerusalem to manage all emergency response teams in Turkey, including via map.
Rescue teams can share text updates, voice memos, photos and videos, as well as send everything listed to command and control centers. It is clarified that the SYNCH application works as long as there is cellular network coverage.
“We are proud to make our technology designed for operational purposes available for herding lives in Turkey”, — Chaim Delmar, manager of the C4I and Elbit cybersecurity division commented.
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