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Select check mark (top left-hand side) when done.

Scroll down and turn on/off the notifications you prefer.

Select on menu icon (top left-hand side beside ‘Prepare’).

Select on menu icon (top left-hand side beside ‘Prepare).

Go to 'Settings' in your phone and agree to receive automatic updates from the Hazard App. Note: For this feature, your phone’s location settings must always be turned on.

Scroll to bottom for ‘Current Location’.

Monitor your current location so the app knows where you are Note: It is strongly recommended that ‘General Notifications’ remains turned on so you receive Civil Defence alerts.

Scroll down and turn on or off the notifications you prefer.

Adjust the size of the area you want to monitor by sliding the radius button.

Select the location you want to manage.Add people to this monitored location (optional).The app works on Android OS version 11 and above.Download the Hazard app from the Google Play store.Allows you to monitor more than one location at once.ĭownload the Hazard app For Android users.Sends alerts if you have WiFi, even if you don't have mobile phone coverage.Sends you alerts about earthquakes, tsunami, floods and other hazards in your area of New Zealand.This means you have instant access to all information, even without cell phone reception or an internet connection. Is preloaded with information about hazards including floods, earthquakes, tsunami, fire, weather and biosecurity risks.Uses trustworthy information from the National Emergency Management Agency and your local CDEM groups.Being prepared could help save your life and the lives of your family and whānau. Be prepared with the Hazard AppĪ disaster can strike anytime, anywhere and affect anyone in New Zealand.

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