Ten tips for safety precautions during Spring Festival travel

1. Bring valuables with you. Don't leave your luggage, especially valuables, to the care of people you don't know while riding the bus, to prevent lawbreakers from getting rich and taking the lead.

2. Don't talk about personal information. When chatting and chatting with people you do n’t know, do n’t easily tell others your mobile phone number, home address, and home phone, to prevent criminals from making up lie in the name of their fellow villagers, such as “something happened to a car accident outside, sudden hospitalization for serious illness” and other lies. Swindle money from your home.

3. Be vigilant in eating and drinking. Do not eat or drink beverages or food provided by people you do n’t know, to prevent criminals from taking the opportunity to carry out anesthesia and robbery.

4. Keep your luggage as far as possible. After getting on the bus, put your luggage as far as possible on the luggage rack that you can see or beside the seat to prevent others from taking it by mistake or being stolen.

Fifth, the rest of the journey must be rotated. Especially passengers in hard seats should close their windows at night and try not to sleep. For example, two or more people can take turns to rest and take care of their luggage while taking care of each other to prevent criminals from stealing property while sleeping.

6. Don't hang clothes casually. Do not hang clothes and purses with wallets and mobile phones on coat hooks or around car windows and coffee tables. Keep wallets and mobile phones out of the way to prevent them from being targeted by criminals.

7. Getting in and out of the station is not crowded. When entering or leaving the station, getting on or off the bus, or where people are concentrated, you must obey the order and do not get crowded. Keep your wallet and mobile phone with you to prevent thieves from committing crimes.

8. Don't believe the "pie" in the sky. Don't believe the rhetoric of others in the ride, and don't be tempted by the lie of "pick up your wallet and share the money", because there is never a good thing in the sky.

9. Buy food and find a regular salesperson. Do not buy foods sold by non-rail salesmen at will, to prevent food poisoning caused by mildew.

10. Purchase real-name tickets must go to the designated ticket office. Do not buy tickets from private or private sellers; once you find that you have bought fake tickets, high-priced tickets, or found that the property has been stolen, scammed, robbed, and other suspicious circumstances, you should quickly report to the station police or train police.