Goverment, a new state, has launched a public welfare program, the Next of Kin Program (close relatives Program, which provides elders with a special key ring for free to help them live alone and get help in the event of an accident or loss.
What's the effect of this key chain?
When an elderly person is lost or presented in an emergency, the police can use the registration number on the key chain to find information about the elderly's previous registration and contact the elderly's family or doctor in a timely manner to inform them of the elderly's situation.
How do I apply?
Go to the police station where you live and tell them that you want to join the Next of Kin Program, Police Officer to assist the applicant in filling out the registry, including the registrant's name, address, family doctor, dentist, designated family member, etc.
Application form content
Upon completion of registration, the elderly will receive a registration number, a key chain and a sticker. Seniors are required to write their registration numbers on key chains and stickers.
Warm tips for the elderly:
Please carry this key ring with the registration number and post the sticker with the registration number in a conspicuous position, such as the top of the refrigerator, the phone, and so on. Remind the first aid service that you have registered for Next of Kin..