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Civilian Emergency Platform
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Separated from family after disaster and need to reunite safely.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — NOT EXPERT REVIEWED — NOT FOR PUBLIC DISTRIBUTION
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Missing person reports at shelter desk or hotline.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Children or elderly not accounted for at meeting point.
Scene hazards: Re-entering danger zone, Scam calls, Network overload, Child wandering
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — List last known locations and clothing of missing members.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Register yourself as safe so others can find you.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Contact predesignated out-of-state relative to relay messages.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Check official missing persons registry periodically.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Call reunification hotline listed in disaster alert.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Report missing vulnerable persons to 112 with photo if available.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — National societies run reunification in major disasters.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Children separated need immediate registration — do not pass them informally.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT re-enter closed disaster area to search on your own.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Do NOT trust unverified social media posts about missing persons location.
MYTH: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Go back into disaster area immediately to find missing family
REALITY: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Register your location and use official channels. Re-entry risks second separation or injury.
DANGER: DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Parent missing while child already safe at alternate shelter.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Disasters separate families when networks fail and routes block.
DEVELOPMENT FIXTURE — Structured reunification prevents duplicate searches and risky re-entry.