Dominica’s first-ever National Missing Person Alert System has been launched
The Government of Dominica has officially unveiled the country’s first-ever National Missing Person Alert System, marking a significant milestone in security and emergency response.
Minister for National Security and Legal Affairs, Rayburn Blackmoore, announced the rollout, stating that the new system stands as a clear testament to the government’s ongoing commitment to ensuring public safety and protecting vulnerable citizens.
Minister for National Security Rayburn Blackmoore
The missing person alert system is scheduled to officially go live this Wednesday.
Minister for National Security Rayburn Blackmoore
The national security minister outlined the categories of the Missing Person Alert System.
Minister for National Security Rayburn Blackmoore
The Missing Person Alert System was officially unveiled this morning.
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