DNA, Fingerprints and Photos: Singapore Police Join International Effort to Identify Nepal Flood Dead
The 35-member contingent is helping Nepali police with drone training and forensic work as more than 5,000 people remain missing, officials said.
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Singapore contingent in Nepal bolstered by fingerprint experts, begins work
A Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) contingent from Singapore has arrived in Nepal and begun work on the ground to support local authorities in their disaster relief efforts, the Singapore Police Force said.Providing its first update since the first batch of 19 officers from the police and Health Sciences Authority (HSA) set off on Sept 1 and 2, the police said...
DNA, fingerprints and photos: Singapore police join international effort to identify Nepal flood dead
With nearly 4,900 people still missing after Nepal’s devastating floods, Singapore police forensic specialists are helping local authorities identify the dead and bring answers to families desperately searching for loved ones.
Singapore police help with disaster victim identification in Nepal
A Singapore Police Force team is on the ground in Nepal to support the local authorities with aerial surveillance and especially disaster victim identification. Read more at straitstimes.com.
35-member SPF contingent arrives in Nepal to help disaster victims, S'pore also gives S$560K in aid
Officers of the contingent first started arriving in Nepal on 1 Sept. The post 35-member SPF contingent arrives in Nepal to help disaster victims, S’pore also gives S$560K in aid appeared first on MS News - Independent News For Singaporeans.
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