@AriMar exactly what I was looking for. There were a few Road closures in my area recently that I didn’t know how to report. This is going to do wonders for directing traffic.
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@AriMar exactly what I was looking for. There were a few Road closures in my area recently that I didn’t know how to report. This is going to do wonders for directing traffic.
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Thank you very much for this update, @AriMar and Google team.
But wasn’t road closure during a crisis like this needs approval first from the authority, so the users could get the right and updated information during crisis?
But an update like this is very appreciated. Very useful… :))
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@AriMar thanks for sharing this helpful feature
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That’s a great option to help others @AriMar
We can aware others if roads are closed somewhere and save the time of masses.
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Gracias por los avances en este tema “crisis” y el esfuerzo Mapas está haciendo en él, es muy importante. Ya que también es tener en cuenta el punto de la crisis en que se vive, si es puntual y controlada o que están enviando información de nuestros informes de información a los mapas de crisis cada vez mayor y son varias, teniendo en cuenta los nuevos cambios. Con esto se puede pensar en una inundación o un incendio crisis entre muchos otros, donde pueden ser notificados hasta kilómetros de calles cerradas. Crisis controlada o aumentando o disminuyendo. Un punto muy importante a considerar es el momento en el que le enviamos la información, cuando recibimos la confirmación de los datos aportados aceptados y más que eso, es cuando se aplican y los nuevos cambios se pueden ver en los mapas. Es un placer escuchar un video en español.
Saludos para el progreso
Adelante
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Hello, @AriMar
Thank you for introducing this! You are so helpful!
I will share this in our community and Japanese local guides!
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@AriMar Thank you for sharing this feature with us. It is so useful in case of crisis. Anyhow our safety and loved ones come first. Hope we rarely use this feature.
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Thank you @AriMar for sharing it is very useful
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This is very helpful feature indeed. I will share the post with my Cambodia community.
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@AriMar this doesn’t work in the Philippines, right?
Since the Crisis Card feature is not available in my Android phone, I tried using the Dropped Pin option. Found out however that there is also no Report A Problem Option after “dropping the pin”. 
This is a life-saving feature for a country like the Philippines that has suffered from an inexhaustible number of deadly typhoons, earthquakes, volcano eruptions and other natural disasters. This is due to its location along the Ring of Fire, or typhoon belt – a large Pacific Ocean region where many of Earth’s volcanic eruptions and earthquakes occur.
I hope this feature is activated in my country. Thank you. 
#LetsGuide #LetsSaveLives
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That’s good thanks for share with us @AriMar but this feature not work in Bangladesh.
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It’s a great update and really a better solution for closure notification on Google Maps and of course it’s a great feature for Maps users. When I was visiting Winston Salem, North Carolina I got the notification automatically from Google Maps about this feature to know the better route to go where a road was closed for further developement works by the state authority. Thanks @AriMar for updating & sharing of this advance feature on Google Maps.
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That’s a good update on Google maps 
I have used this feature 2 times and very happy with the new futures.
Thank you for sharing @AriMar
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Thanks for sharing!! 
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धन्यवाद, this will save lives by saving time to escape in disaster condition.
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Hey @AriMar thank your very much for sharing great information Google map. This is a feature plan for map than helpful world all people.
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Thank you for this important feauture on Gmaps. This will keep everyone safe from any type of disaster.
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