Thursday, August 04, 2005

[roevermca1996] Fw: "In Case of Emergency" (ICE) campaign






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Subject:  Fw: "In Case of Emergency" (ICE) campaign
Date:  Thu, 4 Aug 2005 14:23:29 +0530

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              "Sheela Mary,
              ASDC Chennai"
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                                                                    Subject
                                        "In Case of Emergency" (ICE)
                                        campaign










Due to the recent bombing in London and floods in Mumbai, there has been a
tremendous push to launch the International "In Case of Emergency" (ICE)
campaign.

As you know, many people were injured in these incidents. Many of those
injured were found with their cell phones. First responders used the
injured person's cell phone to try and locate a family member that they
could notify on the injured persons behalf. However the rescuers found it
difficult to locate the appropriate person.

Wireless subscribers are now being asked by Public Safety Officials all
over the world to store the word "ICE" in their wireless phone address book
and put their next of kin's phone number next to it.

In the event of an emergency, this person would be contacted quickly by
ambulance and hospital staff. It's just that easy! (Source: BBC News)
Please take a moment to program someone that you would like to be contacted
in case of an emergency into your cell phone with the word "ICE".
Public Safety officials around the world will know what this means.

Forward it to as many persons you can, this is a good idea.
Do not forget to do it on your mobile first.

Who knows ... It might be one of us who would be in need of timely help ...



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