Indian govt plans DNA profiles database to find missing persons

July 16, 2014 14:42

The Indian government has informed the Supreme Court that it intends to create a database of DNA profiles that would be used to identify unclaimed bodies and help find missing persons, reports Mail Online India. A bill to formalise this database is currently in the pipeline.

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