BlåBlink – Ulykker & 112 live
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BlåBlink is an UNOFFICIAL app. It is not made by, owned by, operated by or affiliated with a public authority — neither the Danish Emergency Management Agency, the police, the Danish Armed Forces, the Danish Road Directorate, the Danish Road Safety Agency or any other authority. BlåBlink does not represent or speak on behalf of any authority. The app only shows information that the sources in the list below freely publish themselves, and each incident in the app has a link to its original source. In case of danger to life: always call 1-1-2.
BlåBlink collects Denmark's incidents in one place and shows them as a list and on a live map, the moment the sources publish them.
WHAT THE APP SHOWS — AND WHERE IT COMES FROM
• Emergency calls from fire and rescue services. Source: Danish Emergency Management Agency, 112-puls
• Traffic accidents, traffic jams, blocked roads and lost property. Source: Danish Road Directorate
• Current police reports. Source: Police
• Incidents in the national emergency, including search and rescue at sea. Source: Defence, 24-hour reports
• Power outages from the grid companies. Source: Green Power Denmark, National map of power outages
• Weather warnings. Source: DMI
• The emergency medical helicopter followed live in the air. Source: adsb.lol, voluntary ADS-B network
• Emergency numbers: 112, 114, the medical emergency in all five regions, the Poison Line and Victim Advice. Sources: Police, sundhed.dk, Bispebjerg Hospital
📍 NEAR YOU
Select your radius and see only what is happening around you, with the distance to each incident. Without location, the app shows the entire country.
🗺 THE MAP
All incidents with position on one map, with time filter from 1 hour to 2 days. Where the source only provides an area and not an address, the app shows an area circle instead of claiming a precision that does not exist.
🚁 THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL HELICOPTER
See when one of the country's five emergency medical helicopters takes off and follow the flight live on the map.
SOURCES:
All information in the app comes from these publicly available sources. The list is also available in the app under Settings → Sources, and each incident has a link to its own source:
• The Danish Emergency Management Agency, 112-puls (fire and rescue): https://www.odin.dk/112puls/ — authority: https://www.brs.dk
• The Danish Road Directorate (traffic): https://trafikkort.vejdirektoratet.dk — authority: https://www.vejdirektoratet.dk
• The police (reports, 112, 114): https://politi.dk/aktuelt
• The Danish Armed Forces (24-hour reports, incidents at sea): https://www.forsvaret.dk/da/doegnrapporter/
• DMI (weather warnings): https://www.dmi.dk/varsler/
• Green Power Denmark (power outages — industry organization, not an authority): https://elnet.greenpowerdenmark.dk
• adsb.lol (helicopter positions — voluntary ADS-B network, not an authority): https://adsb.lol
• sundhed.dk (medical emergency in all regions): https://www.sundhed.dk/borger/sygdom-og-behandling/akut-hjaelp/laegevagt/
• Bispebjerg Hospital (Victim Hotline): https://www.bispebjerghospital.dk/giftlinjen/
• Victim Advice: https://politi.dk/anmeld-kriminalitet/ofre-vidner-og-paaroerende/organisationen-offerraadgivningen
BlåBlink collects Denmark's incidents in one place and shows them as a list and on a live map, the moment the sources publish them.
WHAT THE APP SHOWS — AND WHERE IT COMES FROM
• Emergency calls from fire and rescue services. Source: Danish Emergency Management Agency, 112-puls
• Traffic accidents, traffic jams, blocked roads and lost property. Source: Danish Road Directorate
• Current police reports. Source: Police
• Incidents in the national emergency, including search and rescue at sea. Source: Defence, 24-hour reports
• Power outages from the grid companies. Source: Green Power Denmark, National map of power outages
• Weather warnings. Source: DMI
• The emergency medical helicopter followed live in the air. Source: adsb.lol, voluntary ADS-B network
• Emergency numbers: 112, 114, the medical emergency in all five regions, the Poison Line and Victim Advice. Sources: Police, sundhed.dk, Bispebjerg Hospital
📍 NEAR YOU
Select your radius and see only what is happening around you, with the distance to each incident. Without location, the app shows the entire country.
🗺 THE MAP
All incidents with position on one map, with time filter from 1 hour to 2 days. Where the source only provides an area and not an address, the app shows an area circle instead of claiming a precision that does not exist.
🚁 THE EMERGENCY MEDICAL HELICOPTER
See when one of the country's five emergency medical helicopters takes off and follow the flight live on the map.
SOURCES:
All information in the app comes from these publicly available sources. The list is also available in the app under Settings → Sources, and each incident has a link to its own source:
• The Danish Emergency Management Agency, 112-puls (fire and rescue): https://www.odin.dk/112puls/ — authority: https://www.brs.dk
• The Danish Road Directorate (traffic): https://trafikkort.vejdirektoratet.dk — authority: https://www.vejdirektoratet.dk
• The police (reports, 112, 114): https://politi.dk/aktuelt
• The Danish Armed Forces (24-hour reports, incidents at sea): https://www.forsvaret.dk/da/doegnrapporter/
• DMI (weather warnings): https://www.dmi.dk/varsler/
• Green Power Denmark (power outages — industry organization, not an authority): https://elnet.greenpowerdenmark.dk
• adsb.lol (helicopter positions — voluntary ADS-B network, not an authority): https://adsb.lol
• sundhed.dk (medical emergency in all regions): https://www.sundhed.dk/borger/sygdom-og-behandling/akut-hjaelp/laegevagt/
• Bispebjerg Hospital (Victim Hotline): https://www.bispebjerghospital.dk/giftlinjen/
• Victim Advice: https://politi.dk/anmeld-kriminalitet/ofre-vidner-og-paaroerende/organisationen-offerraadgivningen
Developer email
info@appcode.dk
Developer website
https://appcode.dkCurrent version
1.0.7
Android version
8.0
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