Unexploded ordnance vs GIN Switzerland

Report ammunition scrap and unexploded ordnance finds - simply and easily via app. Have you ever come across ammunition remnants while hiking or biking and didn't know what to do? Whether it's a suspicious find in the field or a souvenir from your service days in the cellar: simply report your find to the Swiss Armed Forces' national unexploded ordnance reporting center (BMZ) via app. The app tells you how to mark unexploded ordnance effectively, you can photograph the object found and compare it with ammunition images, determine the coordinates of the location where it was found and send us the report easily via the app - a must for outdoor fans and anyone who wants to be prepared in case ammunition is found.

The federal agencies that deal with natural hazards use the Common Information Platform for Natural Hazards (GIN) to share information on natural hazards with other experts at federal, cantonal and communal levels. This information includes measurements and observation data, forecasts, warnings, models and bulletins.