Standards for Disaster Victim Identification

Since the remains are easily injured, it is very important to document and preserve the evidence. Everything has to be taken from the surrounding area, the ruins of the victim, and the victim himself. The second stage is the funeral stage. During the bodies of the body, the bodies of the victims were brought to another location for cataloging and storage. Normally, the storage location is in a cool and dry place such as an iceberg or a refrigerated container, very similar to a chiller cooler except for a large cooler.

When a large-scale disaster occurs, everything becomes completely chaotic and everyone in that area is affected. Whether disaster victims need to be helped is not a problem if disasters are caused by nature and people. There are many families among victims and victims. I am waiting for their loved ones to survive. Sometimes these families have to wait for a team of experts to identify their loved ones through their bones or DNA. - A thorough review of existing methods of WASH Disaster Relief Organization. Bangladesh is vulnerable to many natural disasters and annual natural disasters can disrupt the lives of people in specific areas of the country (Ref.). The major disasters that occurred here are floods, hurricanes and storm surges, flash floods, drought, tornadoes and landslides.

There are several reasons why forensic laboratories and law enforcement agencies determine the corpse of victims of large-scale disasters. First, society needs to identify victims in response to human rights with identity of life and death (Tilstone, Savage & Clark, 2006, p. 209). However, identifying the deceased is "essential to the lives of others and conditions necessary for returning to normal." In addition, identifying the victim is due to humanitarian reasons. Families who have lost their beloved hope that their relatives will become a legitimate funeral based on their religious and cultural beliefs (Fimate, 2002).

Identification method is under development. Fingerprints, DNA, dental records, and body perception are used to identify victims. Large-scale disasters are catastrophic events leading to "loss of many lives", loss of property, loss of livestock and crops. These will affect the resources of the community and further exacerbate the ability to cope with the tragedy. These tragedies are becoming more common due to certain factors such as terrorism and climatic conditions.

Equally important is that the national DNA analysis database is most useful for identifying associations other than criminals. Unfortunately, tragic accidents and disasters are occurring. In many of these cases, the body of the accident victim can not be identified by conventional means. But DNA can fill this gap in identity. The victims of disasters such as those witnessed by the attack of the trade building can be identified from a small part of human ruins. A comprehensive DNA database makes these human identifications faster and easier. Family survivors can receive formal death certificates in time so that they can gain the right they will receive because they have lost their loved ones and confirmed that their bodies have been closed I know that.