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According to INTERPOL, Namibia is actively working to implement a National DNA database.<ref name="ftn1"> Personal communication with INTERPOL DNA Working Group.
 
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</ref> However, developments are at an early stage, with DNA identified as one part of a strategic plan to modernise policing.
 
 
According to Interpol, Namibia has a DNA database containing 840 reference DNA profiles from individuals, 438 crime scene DNA profiles, 50 missing person DNA profiles plus 538 unidentified human remains DNA profiles.
 
According to Interpol, Namibia has a DNA database containing 840 reference DNA profiles from individuals, 438 crime scene DNA profiles, 50 missing person DNA profiles plus 538 unidentified human remains DNA profiles.
  

Revision as of 16:04, 27 January 2016

According to Interpol, Namibia has a DNA database containing 840 reference DNA profiles from individuals, 438 crime scene DNA profiles, 50 missing person DNA profiles plus 538 unidentified human remains DNA profiles.

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