Which category is identified as unidentified catastrophe victims?

The category identified as unidentified catastrophe victims is labeled as UNC, which stands for "Unidentified Catastrophe Victims." This classification is used in various systems, including the NCIC, to specifically denote individuals who have been affected by catastrophic events but whose identities remain unknown.

Using this classification helps streamline communication and response efforts among agencies and facilitates identification when more information becomes available. Accurate categorization is essential for effective management of such sensitive situations, ensuring that unidentified victims are properly tracked and that any resources needed for their identification and care are appropriately allocated.

The other categories serve different purposes within the system, but UNC is specifically designated for those victims whose identities have not been established in the context of a catastrophe.