📋 Tender Overview
In order to strengthen the search for missing persons during the 1980-2000 period of violence the General Directorate of Search for Missing Persons DGBPD of the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights Minjusdh will use an unmanned aircraft drone to verify probable burial sites located in hard-to-reach areas and collect valuable information that will allow progress in this work.The modern drone acquired by the DGBPD is designed for work in areas of extreme temperatures and has a range of 8 kilometers. In addition it has a high resolution camera to obtain excellent topography detail and plan interventions in the different areas where humanitarian investigations are being carried out. It also has a flight time of 38 minutes.Thanks to the use of a drone the DGBPD team verified in October of last year the probable burial sites related to the Tinco-Saccatoma case communities located in the district of Cayara province of Vctor Fajardo in Ayacucho. On that occasion the grounds were explored in a ravine and inside a crater. Without the use of the drone access to these places would have been too complicated.With the data obtained and the context information collected during the research work a humanitarian report was submitted to the Public Ministry in order to carry out a joint intervention and recover the human remains to provide answers to the families of the victims who still do not know the whereabouts of your loved ones.This successful experience of using a drone evidenced the need for the DGBPD to have its own equipment to facilitate the search in the different regions of the country. This new tool together with the National Registry of Missing Persons and Burial Sites RENADE and the Genetic Data Bank BDG will complement the humanitarian search of thousands of people who disappeared during the 1980-2000 period of violence.
