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How Japan is keeping people with dementia safe - BBC News
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3:28Now PlayingEach year in Japan thousands of elderly people with dementia go missing, hundreds are never found alive again.
New technology is being used to help them stay safe and a nationwide awareness programme is also helping older people integrate more into communities so they don't die alone.
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