Bengaluru techie’s website helps families track those missing in Nepal floods
A Bengaluru-based software architect has created a website, ReuniteIndia.com, to help families track individuals missing after the Nepal floods. The platform aggregates data from official government and police sources to provide a centralized search tool.
Why it matters
This initiative demonstrates the role of individual tech-driven solutions in disaster management and humanitarian aid coordination.
The website helps families and friends track their near and dear ones by gathering information from government websites in Nepal and India. | Photo Credit: File photo
To help families and friends track their loved ones missing in the Nepal floods, a Bengaluru-based techie has developed a website, ReuniteIndia.com.
Arfath Mohammad is a senior solutions architect, a mentor for programming languages and AI. The website helps families and friends track their near and dear ones by gathering information from government websites in Nepal and India.
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