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Use cases
alerts.live is free to read and use. Right now 1314 cities in 126 countries have recorded alerts. These pages describe what each kind of team can do with the existing city pages, feeds, API, widget and digests. They are in English only.
- Real estate and property management: Follow what public sources report around the cities where you manage or sell property: street protests, strikes, road closures and security incidents, with the original articles one click away.
- Insurance and risk teams: Keep a dated record of what public sources reported near insured sites or customers: civil unrest, strikes, closures and shootings, with the sources behind each alert.
- Newsrooms and reporters: A map and a feed of what other outlets, emergency services and official data report, to spot developments early and jump to the originals.
- Travel managers and event organisers: Check what public sources report in a destination before and during a trip or event: protests, strikes, transport disruption and security incidents.
- Logistics and fleet operations: Watch road closures, strikes and blockades reported by public sources along your routes and around your depots.
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Descriptive, not a safety score. alerts.live counts and maps events reported by public sources. It does not rate how safe a place is. Informational only, not official: follow local authorities.