Spring Festival near the railway police to teach you: anti-theft, anti-fraud, common sense of counterfeit tickets

As the Spring Festival is approaching, the number of passengers traveling by car increases, and many illegal criminals are eager to try to take advantage of it during the Spring Festival. Some passengers are negligent in prevention and deceived, causing unnecessary losses. The railway public security police teach you the common sense of anti-theft, anti-fraud, and false ticket recognition, beware of the occurrence of unlawful violations, and help you along the way.

Anti-theft

â–¡ Open a lot of cash and change

It is best not to bring large amounts of cash when passengers travel far. Keep the change in a separate place before getting on the car, not with the large amount of cash; the large amount of cash should not be placed in a handbag or coat pocket, preferably in a close-fitting pocket; cash should not be placed as much as possible It is best not to put money in the outer pocket or where the pickpocket easily notices. Keep small money outside (outer pocket, leather bag, etc.), and keep big money inside (underwear pocket, inner pocket, etc.) Office).

â–¡ Money is not exposed

In public places, don't tamper with your wallet and count valuables in public, so as not to attract the attention of pickpockets.

â–¡ The money certificate should be separated

Separate various cards and cash, and put only cash in the wallet, so that even if stolen, it will not cause multiple troubles for the loss of various cards. Ladies are accustomed to put wallets, certificates, etc. in shoulder bags or backpacks, and even arbitrarily put valuables in the bags. Before embarking on the car, the shoulder bag should be wrapped around the front chest and secured with one hand. Be sure to fasten the zipper, card and buckle on the backpack. Men are accustomed to using pants side pockets and pants back pockets, especially the unbuttoned jeans back pockets. Please be careful when anyone gets in the car and "have no trouble" behind him.

â–¡ Keep valuables

Do not hang clothes with valuables such as money, ID cards, mobile phones, etc. on the coat hook after getting on the bus. In addition, luggage should be placed on the nearest luggage rack on the train, and important luggage should be kept away from sight at all times. Girls often like to hang their phones around their necks. This is often the target of thieves. They often make you turn around for a reason, and the other quickly cuts the lanyard and steals the phone. Phones and wallets are best kept in bags, not around your waist. The longer the bag, the lower the safety factor of the bag. It is best to choose a bag that can be clamped by the arm. The backpack is most likely to be stolen.

â–¡ Don't join in the bustling and crowded

Pickpockets generally choose to commit crimes when getting on or off the bus or when there are many people crowded, and fled immediately after committing the crime. Therefore, when there are many people in the entrance, ticket gate, exit, car door, etc., find a seat before driving, get to the station halfway and get off at the end, and when the passenger sleeps, it is the time for the thief to start. Therefore, it is necessary to avoid congestion as much as possible, do not stand at the junction of the car and the door of the car, and be vigilant and beware.

â–¡ Suspicious personnel should be prepared

Most pickpockets wear less, and like to carry books, newspapers, magazines, and small bags with them to cover crimes. The eyes of pickpockets are different from ordinary passengers. They don't look for seats after getting on the bus. They like to look around and stare at passengers' luggage and money. Pickpockets don't often sit on fixed seats, they like to move around in the car frequently, looking for their target.