The app enables users to report forest fires in real time.

  17 November 2016 18:00

Brilio.net/en -Singaporean digital company SixCap and Gadjah Mada University has recently established a partnership to launch a mobile app that will allow people to report forest fires in real-time.

With the app, users will be able to send pictures and the exact location of a forest fire and report the level of its severity from 1 to 10.

Users will not have to depend on an internet connection to use the app as it will operate using SMS.

"However, this app is still a prototype," SixCap chief executive Paul Teng said, as quoted by Straits Time.

The 28-year-old hopes the app will be ready for release on July 2017.

Both SixCap and UGM last month signed an agreement to increase Indonesia's economy using digital platforms.

(brl/red)

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