Missing German Woman Found By A Creek In National Park Forest

[Liverpool Lou]

6 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Her relatives were waiting for her when rescuers finally managed to bring her out of the forest.

 

Wonder of the relatives will put the bill for the search for not taking care of her properly ? 

Why should they?  Emergency rescue services are the state's responsibility, those rescued do not get invoiced!

[Liverpool Lou]

6 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Or why she's not in possession of a phone or other device with location activated.

You think that an Alzheimer's sufferer will be any good with a smartphone?!

[Liverpool Lou]

5 hours ago, hotchilli said:

5 hours ago, Tropposurfer said:

If she has diagnosed and advanced Alzheimer’s disease then even if she had a phone and was suffering an episode of cognitive functioning decline she wouldn't even know what the phone was, let alone activate it and dial someone.

But with the "LOCATION" turned on the phone can be traced.

You think that a person with Alzheimer's, wandering off into a jungle for a week, is compos mentis enough to ensure that she always has her phone charged and safely with her?

[Liverpool Lou]

5 hours ago, Doctor Tom said:

I read this and thought; why is it relevant that a Greek found her? 

Hilarious.

[Liverpool Lou]

3 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Not useful as a phone possible, but if the "location" is activated then it can be tracked.

That would only lead the searchers to where she had left it!

[hotchilli]

27 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

That would only lead the searchers to where she had left it!

A good starting point then.

[hotchilli]

37 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

You think that an Alzheimer's sufferer will be any good with a smartphone?!

They don't have to use it, if the location app is activated.

[DJ54]

I’ve read about chips you can track car etc. Maybe have one some how put in necklace, bracelet etc.

then they could be found quicker..

[DogNo1]

I know that there are necklaces with battery-powered tracking chips built-in.  A friend of mine in Japan wears one.  I don't remember it's name or model ID.

[RafPinto]

9 hours ago, BritManToo said:

Alzheimer's victims are often good at escaping.

Even from locked UK care homes.

I know.
You are already a long time here.

[RafPinto]

17 minutes ago, DogNo1 said:

I know that there are necklaces with battery-powered tracking chips built-in.  A friend of mine in Japan wears one.  I don't remember it's name or model ID.

Thai wife, they are called.