The number of Japanese people with dementia reported missing hit yet another record high in 2016, figures released Thursday showed, indicating the issue of elderly care is becoming more complex due to Japan's aging society.The National Police Agency said 15,432 people with dementia or who are suspected to be suffering the condition were reported missing to police in 2016, up 26.4 percent from the previous year. The upward trend has been constant since the NPA started keeping annual statistics five years ago.The agency's data showed the number, which stood at 9,607 in 2012, surpassed 10,000 …READ FULL ARTICLE