The cost is only 20 thousand rupees, the family will be notified as soon as the accident occurs, this is how the work will be done

Barmer. India is among the countries with the highest number of road accident deaths. Another cause of death is that an injured person lying on the road does not get help. That means timely treatment is not available. The victim dies due to profuse bleeding. Fed up with this situation, a school kid has designed a sensor that will help the victim immediately in case of an accident.

Rahul, who lives in Siwana, a small village in Barmer, has developed a sensor. This system will immediately inform the hospital, the victim’s family and the police in case of any road accident. So that relief and treatment is available on time.

Lessons from Grandma’s Death
Rahul Kumar states that his grandmother died in a road accident. Because he did not get help in time and was not hospitalized in time. From then on he got an idea that something should be done so that no one else dies like his grandmother.

This is how the sensor will work
Rahul says that along with GPS, GSM system has also been installed in the vehicle. This will keep the sensor active. If the vehicle suffers an accident, the sensors will trigger GPS tracking. Signals can reach police, family and ambulance through GSM calling and SMS. Most deaths in road accidents are due to excessive bleeding. In such a situation, this tracking system can prove beneficial to a great extent. About 20 thousand rupees have been spent to make this tracking system.