She survived a suicide bomb. Now her app is helping keep other Afghans safe

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Published on September 16, 2021 - Duration: 02:45s

She survived a suicide bomb. Now her app is helping keep other Afghans safe

Ehtesab – which roughly translates to “accountability” – is an Afghan-created app that verifies instances of explosions, power outages, checkpoints, and other need-to-know information in Kabul.

Since the Taliban took control of the city, the app has seen a surge in downloads.

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