Recently, many parts of Pakistan have suffered from severe floods, affecting millions of people and causing extensive damage to roads and communication facilities. In the face of such extreme environments, stable and reliable on-site communication equipment has become a crucial support in rescue operations.

According to local media and international organizations, heavy rainfall in the summer of 2025 has caused severe floods in several provinces of Pakistan, including Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Sindh. Bridges have been washed away, roads have been flooded, mobile base stations have been severely damaged, and communication in many affected areas has been almost completely disrupted, making it difficult for rescue forces to coordinate and deploy in a timely manner.

In this context, the A910 handheld two-way radio launched by HYDX demonstrates strong advantages:

AM aviation reception+dual frequency communication: Even in the event of a mobile network outage, the A910 can receive calls from aircraft and control towers, providing support for ground air linkage and rescue material delivery;

IP68 waterproof grade: it can still operate reliably in flood, rainstorm, mud and other harsh environments;

2000mAh/3000mAh lithium battery+USB-type C charging: Long lasting battery life and support for multiple flexible power supply methods, ensuring long-term communication on the rescue line;

Quick team formation+digital crack prevention+intelligent noise reduction: Rescue teams can quickly unify channels, maintain clear communication in noisy disaster areas, and avoid signal interference;

Recording function: It can record important information in real-time during rescue operations, facilitating subsequent scheduling and summarization.

In the current global trend of frequent extreme weather and disasters, HYDX insists on using professional technology to safeguard smooth communication. A910 is not only a reliable partner for ordinary users, but also a solid support for disaster rescue and emergency communication, ensuring that communication never drops during critical moments.