Project Rescue supports global disaster response – including in your neighbourhood

PENANG, Malaysia - July 16, 2025 - PRLog -- The positive world-wide response to the revolutionary blockchain-backed Project Rescue presents a positive sign for the future of public safety and emergency response globally – right down to the smallest neighbourhood.

Project Rescue is unique, utilising blockchain technology and its inherent transparency and security features, to gather the investor community together in support of improved training in public safety, better preparedness and better-equipped rescue missions.

The platform was created in recognition of the growing number of natural disasters worldwide and their increasing severity, combined with the skyrocketing price of preparation, response assets and their maintenance, as well as the cost of training rescue personnel and everyday residents.

Australian firm Public Safety Training & Response Group, which is a Platinum Partner of Project Rescue, is focussed on the all-encompassing needs in response and rescue – including for the smallest most vulnerable communities and their residents.

"More resources are needed globally to be ready to direct to the most urgent missions – skills need to be developed, rescue helicopters need to be flown, boats need to be maintained, and much more – and the costs are substantial, out of reach for many governments," says Edward Andrews of Public Safety Training & Response Group.

"Thankfully, Project Rescue provides a practical and modern vehicle to address the ballooning requirements and to support the needs of people everywhere, from the smallest village to major urban areas."

Project Rescue is listed on the MEXC trading site. For details, visit: https://www.projectrescue.xyz/

Mr Edwards also notes that the key 'responders' in any emergency are the victims' neighbours and local community, who live nearby.

"An important element of disaster preparation is simply to know your neighbours – go and introduce yourself, get to know them, have a cup of tea together – because when a disaster hits, it helps to have that familiarity," he said.

"You can identify who is the most vulnerable, who might need help in certain circumstances, and you'll learn who has specific skills that will be useful when certain events occur.

"It's also smart to examine your own abilities. Do you need to upskill? To learn first aid and CPR? Will you have the abilities needed to help your neighbours when the challenging incidents occur?

"Project Rescue harnesses that power of the global community, utilising blockchain investing to help secure the resources to support even the smallest communities and help make the world a safer place."

To follow the progress of Project Rescue, visit: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/project-rescue/