Gwangju Gwangsan Police Station Conducts Pre-Registration of Fingerprints to Prevent Missing Children
The Gwangju Gwangsan Police Station conducted a 'Mobile Fingerprint Pre-registration to Prevent Missing Children' program targeting daycare center children.
The fingerprint pre-registration system involves registering fingerprints, facial photos, physical characteristics, and guardian contact information into a profiling system for children under 18 years old, individuals with intellectual disabilities, autism, mental disorders, dementia patients, and others.
In case of disappearance, the registered data is used to help locate the missing person quickly.
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A police official urged on the 10th, "May is a time when outdoor activities such as Children's Day, sports days, picnics, family events, and school events become active, and as outdoor activities, which had been stagnant due to COVID-19, resume, citizens' attention is required to prevent missing children and other incidents."
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