The five laws against theft
1. When travelling, care is taken to check whether the doors and windows of the home are locked and not to leave large amounts of valuable items, such as cash and silver jewellery, at home。
2. It is advisable not to carry large amounts of cash when shopping or travelling in the streets, to prepare part of the change, and to try not to reveal wallets and valuables。
3. In public places such as bus stations, tourist attractions, supermarkets, etc., especially when getting out of the car, checking tickets, making purchases, carrying valuables such as wallets, mobile phones, etc., in close proximity to the front, and maintaining distance from the surroundings。
4. When travelling, no valuables shall be placed in the vehicle or in its trunk and the car shall be parked in a specially guarded garage。
V. Check doors, windows and anti-piracy facilities before sleeping at night and do not place clothing and valuables in front of windows。
Five moves to prevent robbery
1. Do not be overly rich in words and clothing。
2. When making payments, keep an eye on the presence of suspicious persons and when making large sums of money, it is best for more than two persons to accompany them。
3. In case of accidents such as car tires being punctuated, the vehicle's car must be secured in such a way as to prevent criminals from taking advantage of the opportunity to rob them。
4. It is best not to carry bags, especially for women。
5. In cases of robbery and looting by criminals, attention must be paid to the physical characteristics of the offender, the licence plates and brands of the vehicle used and the direction of the escape, and the police must be alerted in a timely manner。
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Upon receipt of a telephone call, such as an “incident” of a relative, the return of an acquisition tax, or the deposit of a security account, a full verification shall be made and no confidence shall be given。
2. For the website where publicity can be done, such as a proxy, a forecast lottery number, etc., it is not subject to payment by means of a remittance。
3. Messages received, such as winning text messages and gifts, are ignored。
4. Discrepancies in the sight of falling parcels and prompt alerts when people are entangled on the basis of a split of lost and lost goods, should be avoided。
5. The use of mobile phones by strangers on the grounds of lack of electricity, business, etc. Should be rejected。
