Public Security Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security issued safety tips for the Mid-Autumn National Day holiday

On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn National Day holiday in 2012, the Public Security Administration of the Ministry of Public Security issued a "Five Hearts" safety reminder to remind the general public not to forget their safety when traveling and enjoy their holidays.

1. Travel and tourism should be "attentive". Please go to the designated route when visiting the scenic spot, and do not go to the undeveloped scenic spots. Please follow the sequence up and down the mountain road when you travel. Where there is a danger warning sign, do not stop, take pictures or take pictures. During the festival, if there are too many tourists, the scenic spot will take measures such as suspending ticket sales and suspending entry. Please understand and cooperate with the management staff.

2. Participate in activities with "attentiveness." Please purchase tickets from regular channels to avoid buying false tickets by mistake. Try to stagger the peak days and peak hours of admission. Try to use public transportation as much as possible, avoid the temporary traffic control area by self-driving car, and park the car at the designated venue. Admitted to security screening at the entrance, please do not bring flammable and explosive, controlled knives and other dangerous items. Observe the safety exit after entering the venue. In case of emergencies, follow the on-site broadcast and staff instructions.

3. Be cautious when you are crowded. Travel and sightseeing or participate in large-scale activities should try to avoid places with too many people. Do not stay or watch around when crowded. If they have been ensnared into the crowd, they must be consistent with the direction of the majority of people, not forced or retrograde. When walking in a particularly crowded crowd, keep balance at all times, and do not try to pick up anything to avoid the danger of being trampled.

Fourth, the family should be "hearted." When traveling or participating in activities, the elderly and children should take good care of them to prevent them from getting lost and scattered. Try not to take the elderly and children to crowded areas. There must be emergency contact information for the elderly and children. Try to agree on the meeting time in advance and the meeting place after the breakup. In the event of a lost situation, please ask the nearest staff for help and contact your family in a timely manner through live broadcasts.

5. Be careful when traveling by car. In addition to paying attention to driving safety on the road when driving, you must "three checks" when leaving the car: first check whether the windows and doors are closed and locked. Second, check whether there are valuables in the car. Handbags, notebook computers, digital cameras and other items are not placed in the visible range of the car seat. 3. Check if the parking place is suitable. Do not park your vehicle in an informal, unattended parking lot such as a remote corner.