Vodafone launches smart digital solutions for Kumbh
The family member will receive the details of the concerned booth from where they can re-unite with their child, the statement explained.
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The Milaap services, involves providing RFID (radio frequency identification) tags to children and senior citizens along with the details of parents or guardians.
"These RFID tags - enabled with a simple identification process will allow local authorities or police to take any child or senior citizen found unaccompanied or under a panic situation to visit the nearest Vodafone Milaap or Khoya Paya booth.
On flashing these RFID tags on the RFID reader, the concerned parent's contact details will be accessed," Vodafone Idea, that owns the Vodafone brand of mobile services, said in a statement.
The family member will receive the details of the concerned booth from where they can re-unite with their child, the statement explained.
The Kumbh Mela commenced on January 15 on Makar Sankranti and Mahashivratri on March 4 will mark its culmination.
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The statement further said another service will allow the customers to share their location details absolutely free.
Vodafone is also offering Kumbh Darshan Service, like a live update app, for people to be abreast with major events at Kumbh, it said.
