The Medaram Maha Jatara is a large biennial tribal fair held in Telangana.
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QR code wristbands help reunite two missing children at Medaram Maha Jatara
The article discusses how QR code wristbands were used to reunite two missing children at the Medaram Maha Jatara festival in Telangana. The wristbands contained contact information that allowed the police and public to quickly identify and return the lost children to their parents, highlighting the utility of this technology for child safety at large public events.
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QR code wristbands were used to help identify and reunite two missing children with their parents.
The QR code on the wristband displayed the registered contact number, allowing the police or public to inform the parents.
The initiative was implemented by the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Multizone-2.
This technology can be useful for ensuring child safety at large public events and festivals.
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