Crime & Safety · Cyprus

27 women used 'Elpis' app for help as police respond to domestic violence incidents.

2 sourcesFirst reported 18 days agoUpdated 18 days ago

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The "Elpis" application, designed to assist victims of domestic violence, has been activated 27 times by women calling for help.
A total of 457 individuals have installed the "Elpis" app on their mobile devices since its launch nearly one year ago.
The app allows users to send a silent SOS message to the police in emergency situations.
Law enforcement has reported rapid responses to incidents triggered by the app.
Authorities emphasize the importance of the app in potentially saving lives in domestic violence cases.

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The "Elpis" application, designed to assist victims of domestic violence, has been activated 27 times by women calling for help.
A total of 457 individuals have installed the "Elpis" app on their mobile devices since its launch nearly one year ago.
The app allows users to send a silent SOS message to the police in emergency situations.
Law enforcement has reported rapid responses to incidents triggered by the app.
Authorities emphasize the importance of the app in potentially saving lives in domestic violence cases.

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