This concept has been around for a long time but was effectively brought into the spotlight by email forwards in 2005. There are various versions of this email, some of which advocate false information. For a complete list of email forwards and evaluation of hoaxes, visit this site.
In summary, paramedics advocate that “ICE” or one or more “In Case of Emergency” numbers should be stored on cellphones, so that medical and other emergency response personnel can get in touch with next of kin or other nominated people should something happen to you… A simple and effective idea.
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2 Responses to “ICE – In case of Emergency”
- 1 Pingback on Sep 26th, 2006 at 10:05 am
Sir,
I’m working in Dubai from last six months with a reputed company, i’m writing to you for your advice to know that if any emergency happens at my house in my country and i ask for an emergency leave that time and if my company does not approves it or ask for some cash deposit, in that case can i take any help or assistance from anyone like police or labour deppt.
Please advise i really need your help.