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Asian Tsunami disaster
Interpol support to continue as tsunami victim identification centre relocates
PHUKET, Thailand – Interpol will continue to send rotating teams to support the Thai Tsunami Victim Identification Information Management Centre (TTVI-IMC) when it relocates to the Royal Thai Police Headquarters in Bangkok almost one year after the devastating tsunami.
Nearly 3,000 victims of the 3,750 recorded by the TTVI-IMC have been identified during the past year. Interpol has played a key role in co-ordinating the international victim identification effort and in providing logistical and communications support to the centre.
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Background documents
News and Media releases
14/12/2005 (Acrobat file 
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Thai Tsunami Victim Identification relocates to Bangkok 
Media release issued by the Thai Tsunami Victim Identification Information Management Centre
27/01/2005
Interpol Head to seek EU support in tsunami operation 
15/01/2005
Secretary General Noble on his three-country tour of the South East Asian region (Photos)
14/01/2005
Interpol takes new steps to help police after tsunami disaster
07/01/2005
Indonesia asks Interpol for logistics support after disaster. - Incident Response Team to travel to Banda Aceh immediately.
05/01/2005
International police meet at Interpol on Asia disaster issues. - Ways sought to further assist victim identification efforts.
03/01/2005
Police gather for Interpol meeting on Asian disaster. - Interpol to co-ordinate victim identification efforts.
31/12/2004
Interpol Secretary General to visit tsunami disaster area to meet senior police officials to discuss assistance
Crisis Management Support Group
Crisis Support
Group (CSG) overview for NCBs
Alerts
Protect
child disaster victims from sexual predators. Report suspicions to the authorities.
Fraudulent
reconstruction tenders and advance fee fraud after natural disasters
Disaster
Charity Fraud
Disaster Victim Identification
Fact sheet
Interpol's support in major disasters 
Disaster Victim Identification Guide
General remarks
DVI commissions | Documentation | Religion and culture | Stress and welfare of personnel | Equipment and personnel
Disaster handling procedures
Chain of Command | Communications | Rescue Operations
Identification
Visual Recognition | Personal Effects | Physical Evidence
Victim identification
Missing Persons Branch | Victim Recovery | Mortuary Branch | Identification Centre
Elimination tables
Specialist Sections | Section Master Diagrams | Identification Board | Composite Diagrams | Final Identification Diagram | Reconciliation Sessions
International co-operation
Liaison between Member Countries | International Identification Standard | Conclusion
Disaster Victim Identification Report
Manual data entry
Electronic data entry
Post-Mortem (pink)
VICTIM IDENTIFICATION: Dead Body
Manual data entry
Electronic data entry
How to use the Pink Post-Mortem (PM) Form
Ante-Mortem (yellow)
VICTIM IDENTIFICATION: Missing Person
Manual data entry
Electronic data entry
How to use the Yellow Ante-Mortem (AM) Form
More on Disaster Victim Identification...
DNA profiling
Fact sheet
DNA Gateway - an international partnership
Interpol DNA Handbook on DNA Data Exchange and Practice
Acrobat files
More on DNA profiling...
Fingerprints
Interpol European Expert Group on Fingerprint Identification - IEEGFI
Method for fingerprint identification
29th European regional conference
Reykjavik, 17th - 19th May 2000
Grupo de Trabajo Europeo de Interpol sobre Identificación de Huellas Dactilares (GTEIIHD)
Métodos de identificación de huellas dactilares
29ª conferencia regional europea
Reikiavik, 17 a 19 de mayo de 2000
Groupe d'experts européens d'Interpol sur l'identification par les empreintes digitales
Recherche d'une méthode d'identification par les empreintes digitales
29ème conférence régionale européenne
Reykjavik (Islande), 17 - 19 mai 2000
More on fingerprints...
