Boombird Safety

Feeling like someone is following you in public can be deeply unsettling. Your heart rate rises. Your thoughts race. You start questioning yourself.   “Am I overthinking this?” “Maybe it’s nothing.”   But here’s something important: If you feel followed, your priority is safety — not politeness.   In India’s crowded cities, public transport systems, and busy marketplaces, it can sometimes be difficult to tell coincidence from intention. The key is not to panic, but to respond early and calmly.   This guide walks you through practical steps to handle the situation safely. First: Pause and Confirm Without Panicking Before reacting, take a few seconds to assess what’s happening.   Ask yourself: ●      Has the person changed direction when I changed direction? ●      Did they get off at the same stop unexpectedly? ●      Are they maintaining unusual proximity? ●...

When most people hear the term personal safety alarm , they imagine a worst-case situation. An attack. A serious threat. A moment of danger.   But in reality, a personal safety alarm is rarely meant for extreme emergencies alone. In India, especially in busy cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, or Hyderabad, everyday safety concerns look very different. Crowded public transport, dimly lit streets, late work hours, unfamiliar cab rides, and isolated parking areas are far more common than dramatic emergencies. And that’s exactly where a personal safety alarm becomes useful.   What Is a Personal Safety Alarm? A personal safety alarm is a small, portable device that emits a very loud sound, usually between 120–140 decibels, when activated. Its purpose is simple: To draw attention quickly. Unlike defensive tools, it does not require physical confrontation. It works by:   ●      Creating sudden noise ●   ...