Pilgrimages bring huge crowds, long queues, heat, cold and steep climbs, often for elderly family members. If someone falls ill or gets separated from the group, the people around them may speak a different language and have no way to reach the family. MySafeCard shows their name, blood group, conditions and family contacts with one tap or scan. Physical cards from ₹—, one-time.
In large crowds at temples, melas and festivals, it is easy for an elderly parent or a child to lose the group. A card in their pocket or bag lets a volunteer, police officer or fellow pilgrim see who they are and call a family member at once.
Yatras and hill shrines can mean long walks, high altitude, cold nights or hot queues. Pilgrims with diabetes, BP or heart conditions are at higher risk. Their card shows these conditions and their medicines, so whoever helps them knows what they are dealing with.
See also emergency cards for senior citizens and medical ID for diabetes, BP and heart patients.
Pilgrims travel across states. The card opens in the browser of any phone and can be switched to Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Odia, Urdu or English with one tap, so a helper anywhere in India can read it.
Make a card for every family member travelling, from one account. Put each card in a pocket, bag or around the neck in a card holder, and list one or two family members at home as emergency contacts.
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