NL vs Zo Gemeld

Everyone in the Netherlands must always be able to receive an NL-Alert and NL-Alert must be clear to everyone. The NL-Alert app helps with this. The app has been specially developed for people who are regularly near the border with Germany or Belgium and therefore do not always receive NL-Alerts. The NL-Alert app is also for people with a visual or hearing impairment, which means that it is not always clear who receives a NL-Alert. 1. People who are often close to the border Their mobile phone may sometimes be connected to a German or Belgian cell tower. Those transmission towers do not send out an NL-Alert. With the NL-Alert app you will still receive the NL-Alert via your mobile internet connection. To receive messages data roaming must be available and allowed. 2. People who are hearing impaired or deaf It can be difficult for them to notice that an NL Alert has been sent. The app offers special accessibility features to help them with this. 3. People who are visually impaired or blind An NL-Alert is sometimes unclear to them. The app offers special accessibility features that make NL-Alert clearer.

With Zo Gemeld you can easily send a report to your municipality. Whether its a fallen tree, an abandoned bike or broken trash container, you can send your report via Zo Gemeld. With Zo Gemeld you can: - Easily describe the report - Add pictures - Type in a location, select a location on the map or via GPS - Optionally you can leave behind you contact info to be kept into the loop about the report - See the status of the reports you have made A better municipality starts with the Zo Gemeld app.