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1. New
wslette Nov
er:
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onals…
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Hap Dip
ppy pawali!
Ma it be Safe & Secu to A
ay
e
ure
All!!
The seas
son of gaie and fe
ety
estivity has already begun sta
s
arting
with Ganesh Puja, Id-ul-fitr and Durg Puja and Dussahara!
ga
Children have been anxious and exite over the year for this
n
ed
r
period on
nly. Dipaw
wali is round the co
orner. Man families will
ny
s
travel to t
their native places leaving be
l
ehind their homes lo
ocked
and unde the care of security person
er
e
nnel who have to prove
p
themselve once a
es
again wort
thy of trus and con
st
nfidence which
w
families h
have in th
hem. Let all securit personn rise to this
a
ty
nel
o
moment a discharge the duties more d
and
diligently and careful
a
lly!
However as it has o
often been said, secu
urity is not the duty of the
o
personnel a
alone. Eve
eryone has to be sec
s
curity consc
cious
security p
and mus discharg the basic resp onsibility to start living
st
ge
securely. In this dir
rection, the least ev
e
very one of us has to do is to secure the doors and
o
t
o
windows w
while leav
ving the ho
ouse. We k
keep lots of valuable items in the home and trust the
o
e
security w a chea lock! Th doors s
with
ap
he
sturdiness as much as heavy d
a
duty locks and bolts will
add to the security o every residence.
e
of
Children n
need to be advised for safety precautio with fire cracker Parenta guidance is
e
y
ons
rs.
al
always es
ssential and keeping first aid bo is not a bad idea at all!!
d
ox
a
Cap S B T
pt
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For IC
CISS
W ish all our read
o
ders a
ver Happ and
ry
py
He
ealthy D
Diwali!
Hope it b
brings
p
prosper
rity, pleasure
and poise all year
p
ound!!
ro
May it be s
y
safe &
secure to all!
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2. Pre
ecauti
ions in Hand
n
dling Cracke
C
ers
Light is the sym
t
mbol of pr
rosperity a nd joy. In the Indian subn
conti nent a great traditio coming down fro centuries is
on
g
om
Dipaw
wali i.e. fe
estival of lights. It is celebrated after tw
s
wenty
days from Dussahara on Amava
s
o
asya - 15t Day of dark
th
fortniight of Kar
rtika month of Indian calendar. The festiv of
h
n
val
lights is celebr
s
rated in different wa
ays in diffe
erent regio of
ons
India sub-con
an
ntinent. On this pious occasion feasting, m
s
merry
maki ng and joy get-tog
yful
gethers are main feat
e
tures.
Dipaw
wali is a time of ce
t
elebration for the wh
hole family and
y
friend There is lot of thrill involv
ds.
ved, as on gets to burst
ne
many crackers and firewo
y
orks. Howe
ever one needs to be very
n
e
caref while handling fireworks. Y
ful
h
You don’t want to turn a
celeb
bration into a mishap There a some Do’s and D
o
p.
are
D
Don’ts
which if followe carefully will ensu you an your fam a
h
ed
y,
ure
nd
mily
safe and joyous celebration.
Culture
e
Firecracke are com
ers
mmonly us in cele
sed
ebration of holidays or festivals , such as Shab-e-Ba In
o
S
arat
Pakistan, Halloween Indepen
n,
ndence Da also kno
ay
own as the 4th of Ju in the United Stat of
e
uly
U
tes
America, Dipawali i India, Hari Raya in Malaysi and especially th celebration of Chinese
in
H
ia,
he
New Year by Chines communities arou the world and Sp
r
se
und
panish Falla
as.
What to Do
o
 Buy Firework from a licensed sh op
y
ks
 Keep the firew
works in a closed bo
ox
 Sto cracker away fro source of fire or ignition; also keep t
ore
rs
om
es
r
a
them away from the reach
y
of t
toddlers.
 Re the inst
ead
tructions and follow a safety precautions instructed with rega to the u of
all
p
s
d
ard
use
eworks.
fire
 Burst cracker in open spaces like playgrou
rs
e
unds and fields.
 Tak care an light crackers at ar
ke
nd
rm’s length using a ta
h
aper.
 Wh lighting the crack
hile
g
kers, stand at an arm’s length, away from the Crack
a
ker.
 Dis
scard used fireworks in a bu
d
ucket of water. This way you can avoid people from
w
s
u
ste
epping on t and hurt
to
ting their fe from us firewor which a thrown on the gro
eet
sed
rks
are
ound.
 Keep buckets of water and blanke ready, in case a firebreaks out
s
ets
f
 We thick co
ear
otton clothes while b
bursting cra
ackers, so as to ens ure maxim
mum safety from
y
fire
e
 If y
your clothes happen to catch fir do not panic just drop down on the gro
t
re,
p
d
ound and r
roll.
What n to Do
not
 Don’t burn crack
kers in cro
owded, con
ngested pla
aces, narro lanes, near sourc of
ow
ces
fire or inside the house.
r
e
n
 Don’t let childre burst c
en
crackers un
naccompanied by an adult. Keep an ey on
K
ye
them constantly
y.
r
 Don’t put fireworks in your pocket.
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3.  Don’t cover crac
ckers with tin contain
ners or glas bottles f extra so
ss
for
ound effect
t.
 Don’t dare to ex
xamine un-burst crackers…leav it!! Light a new cra
ve
t
acker
 Don’t show the Dare-devillry of lighting cracker on own hands. On tends to light
rs
ne
o
bombs, by bring
ging them close to th candle or incense rather th bringin the
he
e,
han
ng
incens close to the bom b. Avoid doing such feats, as there are chances o the
se
o
d
of
firewo falling on someon passing by.
ork
o
ne
 Avoid long loose clothes, a they are fast in ca
e
as
e
atching fire
e.
 Don’t remove burnt clothiing (unless it comes off easily but do ensure tha the
b
s
s
y),
at
m
ontact wit smolde
th
ering
victim is not still in co
mater
rials.
 Don’t try to burs the bliste
st
ers.
f
 Avoid lighting of rockets.
What to do in case of Injurie
o
f
es
 If you happen to suffer fro m any burns splash tap
o
t
w
he
d
t
g
water (not ice water), on th affected area. Repeat the pr
rocess till the burning
sensa
ation reduc
ces.
 Rush the victim to the hos
spital imme
ediately.
 Make sure the burned vict is breat
b
tim
thing. If the victim’s a
e
airway is blocked ope
en
the airway, and if necessa begin re
ary
escue brea
athing
 Avoid any kind of friction o pressure on the bu area.
o
or
e
urnt
 Cover the area of the burn with mois plastic sh
r
o
n
st
heet as it w not stic to burns (do
will
ck
not us blanket or towel fo covering the burns Do not u any oin
se
or
g
s).
use
ntment on burnt
area w
without doc
ctor’s advic
ce.
Consult the doctor as soon as possib for pro
ble
oper medic
cation. Co
onsult an ophthalmo
o
ologist
immediate in case of eye inju
ely
e
uries.
There is a need to be extra alert durin the fes
ng
stival time Few tip will def
es.
ps
finitely he all
elp
ollowed ju
udiciously and religi
iously:
of us if fo









Keep at least one light on during night. Never disclos your vacation p
e
se
v
plans.
rustworthy neighb
bors abou your vacations. Instruct them no to
ut
v
.
ot
Inform tr
disclose your plan to comm
ns
mon housemaid, ga
ardener etc in your absence.
c.
Intimate n
neighbors to watch your hou in your absence
s
h
use
e.
Don’t lea
ave valua
ables and jewelry at home Ensure proper locking o all
d
e.
e
of
cupboard and inn doors of room, outer doo and wi
ds,
ner
s
ors
indows.
Arrange placemen of heav items li
nt
vy
ike cupbo
oards, sofa set etc. on back door
fa
and door of upsta
r
airs situat
ted on fir floor. These are proven technique and
rst
T
e
e
help to de forced entry.
eny
d
Volume o phone may be k
of
kept at minimum. Continuous loud rin
C
s
nging will belie
your pres
sence in the house.
.
Drive saf
fely. Don’t guess ev if you are driving on wellt
ven
-known ro
oad.
Before le
eaving hom remov all elect
me,
ve
trical appl
liances to avoid sho circuit.
ort
Don’t leave bicycle empty LPG cylin
es,
nders and other valu
uables in open.
Avoid co
omplacenc that “it can’t hap
cy
ppen to me, and if it going to happen it’s
t’s
n,
going to happen.”
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4. Ou home is our com
ur
s
mfort zone after a
e
hec day at work. Ho
ctic
t
owever, the comfort
e
com
mes with the feeling that our home is
g
saf
fe. So, the safety of our home once we leave for work or g out
e
f
e,
e
r
go
and protecting your home and family fro m criminal intrusion should be high on ou priorities
d
s
ur
s.
Home Burglary is th most co
he
ommon th reat to our homes. The crime of burgla is actually a
e
ary
non-confr
rontational property crime th at occurs when we away f
w
from hom
me. To pr
revent
burglaries it is impo
s,
ortant to firs understa as to who comm burglarie and wh The ma
st
and
w
mit
es;
hy?
ajority
of home and apartm
ment burglaries occu during the daytim when m
ur
me,
most peop are aw at
ple
way
work or ou of home for any ot
ut
e
ther reaso n. Burglari are com
ies
mmitted mo often by young m
ost
b
males,
looking fo items tha are sma expensiive, and ca easily be converte to cash e.g. cash itself,
or
at
all,
an
ed
jewelry, w
watches, laptop com
mputers, V
VCRs, vide players CDs an other small elec
eo
s,
nd
s
ctronic
devices. The burglars like to use minim
mum possi
ible force to enter a house and prefer to gain
t
d
o
easy acce
ess throug an ope door or window. Ordinary household tools like screwdr
gh
en
r
d
rivers,
channel-lo pliers, small pry bars, and small ham
ock
mmers are most often used by burglars. H
n
Home
burglaries actually in
s
nvolve a se
election pr
rocess. The burglars choose un
e
noccupied homes wit the
th
easiest ac
ccess, the greatest amount of c
cover, and the best escape rout
e
tes.
wing steps may min
s
nimize the risks of burglary, by making y
y
your home unattractive to
e
The follow
the potent burglar
tial
rs:•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Harden the target or make yo home more diffic
r
our
cult to ent (a bur
ter
rglar will s
simply
by
ypass your home, if it requires too much effort or sk and too than th posses
r
kills
ols
hey
ss)
M
Most burgla enter via the fr
ars
ront, back (or garage doors – especially in we
k
estern
co
ountries). The garag and bac doors als provide good cove
ge
ck
so
er.
Use a solid core or me door fo all entry points
etal
or
Use a quali heavyity,
-duty, dead
dbolt lock with a thro bolt an knob-in-lock set w a
ow
nd
with
de
ead-latch m
mechanism
m
Use a wide-angle peephole, mou
unted no higher than 58 inches
h
n
s
M
Most common way us to force entry thr
sed
e
rough a wo
ooden doo is to simply kick it o
or
open.
Th weakes point is almost alw
he
st
a
ways the lo strike plate that h
ock
p
holds the la
atch or loc bolt
ck
in place follo
n
owed by a glass pan eled door.
Th average door stri plate is secured only by the soft-woo door molding, wh
he
ike
s
od
hich is
of
ften tacked on to th door fra
d
he
ame and can be tor away w
c
rn
with a firm kick. As such,
pr
referably u a heavy
use
y-duty, fou
ur-screw, strike plate with screw which should pene
ws
etrate
in a woode door fra
nto
en
ame.
Use at least one long screw in e
t
each door hinge.
h
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5. Windows are often left unlock and op at a much higher rate than doors. An open win
ked
pen
m
n
n
ndow,
visible fro the stre may be the sole attraction for a burglar. Groun d floor win
om
eet,
e
ndows are more
susceptible to break
k-ins for ob
bvious reas
sons. Uppe floor win
er
ndows bec
come attractive if they can
be access from a stairway, tree, fenc or by climbing on balconies Window have lat
sed
ce,
c
n
s.
ws
tches,
not locks and theref
fore, should have sec
d
condary blo
ocking dev
vices such as:•
•
•
•
Sec
cure all accessible windows
e
s
with seconda blockin devices
ary
ng
s
like iron “grills
e
s”
Ma
ake sure n one cannot reach
no
h
thro
ough an open window and
d
unlock the do
oor
Ma
ake sure no one can reach
h
inside the win
ndow and remove the
e
blo
ocking device
s
Use alarms devices, as far as
e
pos
ssible,
on
o
grou
und
floo
or
acc
cessible wi
indows.
Good Nei
ighbor sho
ould look out for eac other. Get to kno your ne
o
ch
G
ow
eighbors. Invite them into
I
m
your hom commu
me,
unicate often, and e
establish tr
rust. Good neighbor will watch out for your
d
rs
r
home or a
apartment when you are away if you ask them. Th can re
y,
hey
eport suspicious activ to
vity
the police or to you Good ne
e
u.
eighbors c
can pick up your ma newspa
ail,
apers, han
ndbills, and can
d
inspect th outside or inside of your ho
he
ome period
dically (if you desire / choose to). Allow
y
e
wing a
neighbor to have a key solv
ves the pr
roblem of hiding a key outsid the doo Experie
k
de
or.
enced
know to loo for hidde keys in planters, under door
ok
en
u
rmats etc.
burglars k
•
•
•
•
•
kno all your adjacent neighbors / return the favors an commu
ow
r
nd
unicate ofte
en
Inv them in your ho
vite
nto
ome and es
stablish tru
ust
Agree to watc out for each other home
ch
e
r's
Do small task for each other to im
o
ks
h
mprove de
ependability
y
Off occasio
fer
onally to pa their ca in your driveway/ga
ark
ar
d
arage
Interior lig
ghting is n
necessary to show s
signs of lif and activity inside a residence at nig
fe
e
ght. A
darken home nigh
ht-after-nigh sends the mess
ht
sage that you are away. Light timers are
s
inexpensiv and ca be foun everywh
ve
an
nd
here and should be used on a daily bas to set up a
s
sis,
routine that your ne
eighbors ca observe and will allow them to becom suspicious when your
an
e
m
me
n
normally lighted hom become dark.
me
es
Typically, you want to use ligh
ht-timers ne the front and bac windows with the curtains closed.
ear
ck
s
The pattern of lights turning on and off s
s
n
should simulate actua occupan
al
ncy. The sa
ame light t
timers
can also be used to turn on radios or televis
o
sion sets to further enhance the illusio of
on
occupanc Exterior lighting is also ve importa to allow seeing if a threa or suspi
cy.
ery
ant
at
icious
person is lurking around. Goo lighting is definitely a deterr
od
rent to crim
minals bec
cause they don't
want to be seen or identified.
e
ore:Therefo
•
•
use interior lig timers to establis a pattern of occupancy
e
ght
sh
n
ext
terior lighting should allow at le
east 100- fe of visibility
eet
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6. •
•
•
use good lighting along the pathway and at your door
use light timers to turn on/off lights automatically
in addition, can also use infra-red motion sensor lights on the rear of the homes
Alarm systems definitely have an important place in a home security plan and can be very
effective in preventing burglaries. The alarm systems increase the potential and fear of being
caught. The burglars will usually bypass a property with visible alarm signs. Some people
having installed alarm systems do not display them and risk uninformed burglars to break a
window or door and grab a few quick items before being caught / chased. Alarms systems can
monitor for fire as well as burglary for almost the same price. All systems should have an
audible horn or bell. These audible alarms should be programmed to reset automatically after
one or two minutes. Therefore:•
•
•
•
•
alarm systems may be installed since they are effective deterrents with visible signage
alarm systems should be properly installed, programmed, and maintained
alarm systems should have an audible horn or bell to be effective
keep the alarm response call list updated
Instruct your neighbor how to respond to an alarm bell
Having a ‘Safe’ in your home is a wise investment. Home safes can prevent grab-burglars,
dishonest maids or other visitors (like plumbers, electricians, mechanics etc.) from gaining
access to important documents and personal property. Home safes need to be anchored into
the floor or permanent shelving and should be used on daily basis so it becomes routine.
It is a good idea to engrave (or permanently ink) your own identity marks on television sets,
music systems, computers and small electronic appliances and other such items, so that the
same can be identified and you can be approached, if something is stolen from your home and
recovered later on.
It is also important to photograph your valuables in their locations around your home and make
a list of the make, model, and serial numbers. This can come handy a proof when filing
insurance claims. A copy of such list should be kept in the bank locker or with a relative. Keep
receipts of the larger items in case you need to prove the value of the items for insurance
purposes. Important documents and the contents of your wallet can also be photocopied for
reference in case your home is ever destroyed by fire or flood, is ransacked by burglars or if
your wallet is lost or stolen.
Contraband consists of items such as unauthorized weapons, explosives, and tools. Because
they can be used to steal or gain access to or damage vital equipment, weapons and explosives
are considered contraband. Where these items are a part of the threat definition, all personnel,
materials, and vehicles should be examined for contraband before entry is allowed. Vehicles are
difficult to search. If possible, it is advantageous to allow only required vehicles into the secured
area. Large or high-security sites may not allow vehicles to leave the secured area routinely.
Methods of contraband detection include metal detectors, package searches, and explosive
detectors.
Metal Detectors - A metal detector is a device which responds to metal that may not be readily
apparent. The simplest form of a metal detector consists of an oscillator producing an
alternating current that passes through a coil producing an alternating magnetic field. If a piece
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7. of electric
cally condu
uctive meta is close to the coil, eddy cu
al
urrents will be induce in the m
ed
metal,
and this p
produces a alternating magne tic field of its own. If another co is used to measur the
an
oil
re
magnetic field (actin as a ma
ng
agnetomet
ter), the ch
hange in th magnetiic field due to the me
he
e
etallic
objects ca be detected.
an
The first industrial m
metal detec
ctors were develope in the 19
e
ed
960s and w
were used extensive for
d
ely
mining an other in
nd
ndustrial ap
pplications . Uses inc
clude de-m
mining (the detection of land mines),
the detection of weapons suc as knive and guns, especially in airp
ch
es
port security, geophy
ysical
prospectin archae
ng,
eology and treasure h
hunting. Metal detec
M
ctors are a lso used to detect fo
o
oreign
bodies in food, and in the con
nstruction industry to detect ste reinforc
o
eel
cing bars in concrete and
e
pipes and wires buried in walls and floor
d
s
rs.
Package Search - Packages may b search
be
hed for contraband manually or by a
y
active
interrogation. Activ interrog
ve
gation me
ethods us
sed to de
etect variious objec
cts consid
dered
contraban
nd include single-e
e
energy tr
ransmission x-ray, multiple-e
energy x-ray, com
mputer
tomography
(CT
T)
scan,
and
backscatter x-ray. In genera these
al,
methods are not safe for use on
personnel
l;
Explosive Detecti
es
ion –
es
on
odologies
Explosive detectio metho
ed
egories:
are divide into two major cate
 trac detectio and
ce
on
 bul detection methods (see
lk
n
s
Fig
gure 1)
Vapor De
etectors
Gas Analy
yzer & Exp
plosive Va
apor Detec
ctor (VD) is intended to detect explosive vapors such as
s
(TNT, nitroglycerin
ne, EGDN hexoge
N,
en, octago
on, TEN and the
eir compo
ositions) d
during
examination of diffe
erent obje
ects lookin for explosive dev
ng
vices. VD may be used to protect
u
enterprise banks, governmental buildin
es,
ngs, offices living pre
s,
emises, dif
fferent means of tran
nsport
(automobile, air, rail
lroad, wate
er).
ines high sensitivity, selectivity and ergon
s
nomic
VD combi
factors. VD is easy in opera
V
y
ation; id do
oes not re
equire
high level of operators trainin During operation VD
l
ng.
g
n,
does not require periodicall adjustme
t
ent and setup
procedure
es. VD works we
ell in wide range of
w
environme
ental humidity and te
emperature
e.
Explosive Vapor De
etector (EV
VD) is intended for nonhermetic environme
ent and c
cavities in
nvestigation for
nd
ves
ue
on
uestioned item surfa
ace. It mig be
ght
explosive scents an explosiv residu detectio on a qu
luggage a luggag compartment of v
and
ge
vehicles an carriers, various c
nd
,
containers, hands, clothes
and even passports and other docume
n
s
ents of the item ha
andler or o
other susp
pected per
rsons.
EVD is ca
apable to detect trac of exp
ces
plosives ba
ased on TNT, NG & EGDN, PENT & P
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PETN,
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8. RDX, HMX, Tetril as well as mixed sub
m
bstances, plastic & elastic com pounds lik Semtex, H-6,
p
ke
HBX, Min 2, Ama
nolatol, rimacord, Prima
asheet, Tetritol, Tritonal, Corbit N, A-LX- A-LX-20 and
t
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etc.
losives de
etection Bulk expl
Bulk exp
plosives d
detection involves t
the detec
ction of a
macrosco
opic mass of explosives mater (a visib amount
rial
ble
of explosives), usua based on either im
ally
o
maging or on nuclear
(molecula proper
ar)
rties of th explos
he
sive. Bulk detection
n
methods are less d
dependent than trace detection methods
e
s
on sampl
ling techniques (sample colle
ection), an are no
nd
ot
affected by the p
presence of an explosive ba
o
ackground.
nt
a
k
n
However, equipmen costs associated with bulk detection
are often higher, and som bulk d
n
me
detection techniques
s
especially those ba
y
ased on im
maging, su
uch as x-ra imaging
ay
g
may have a lower de
e
egree of specificity th trace detection methods.
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s
ts
Keep close watch on modus operandi of theft
curring in your area and take correctiv action at
a
e
ve
a
occ
you home.
ur
Use maximum locking device at home. De
t
elay is important fac
ctor in the As muc as
eft.
ch
rdles you w put, mo it will be inconven
will
ore
e
nient to thie
eves.
hur
Keep friendsh with yo neighbo Keep them informed about your long absence. Give
hip
our
ors.
t
g
.
the the task of watch
em
hing your h
house and give them phone n
d
m
numbers to contact y in
o
you
em
mergency.
Co
ontact regularly your neighbors during abs
n
sence and remind the the tas given.
em
sk
Do not disclo exact time or pe
o
ose
eriod of yo absence to serv
our
vants, new
wspaper ve
endor,
haw
wkers etc.
Mu not tell milkman or newsp
ust
l
paper vend about your inte nded abse
dor
ence. Let them
gue
essing abo your da of retur
out
ate
rn.
Pili
ing-up of newspaper in front of entranc is telltale sign of your absence. Ask your
ce
k
nei
ighbor to re
emove the every day.
em
Do not tell yo children or maids
o
our
n
servant exa travel plans. They spread th news fa and
act
p
y
he
ar
wid
de.
Be sure tha you hav all doc
at
ve
cuments with you while drivin
w
w
ng. It will increase your
nfidence.
con
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Pla your jou
an
urney in ad
dvance and start you journey with sufficiient time fo reaching at a
d
ur
w
or
g
des
stination.
Do not use alcoholic drink.
o
elt.
y
st
ents is due to non-us of safety belt.
e
se
y
Use safety be Majority of live los in accide
ould be as
sked to sit in rear seats. Or separate th
t
s
hem because they divert
Children sho
atte
ention on p
petty issue
es.
At
torch, fan b
belt, first ai box, ext wheel, headlamp, toolbox, w
id
tra
,
water etc. are some o the
a
of
ess
sential item in long Jo
m
oanne.
Do not drive continuously for a lo period. Even five minutes e
o
ong
e
engine sto is enoug for
op
gh
res
st.
If p
possible fo
ollow a veh
hicle of ide speed with ideal distance w
eal
when road is unknow to
d
wn
you
u.
Do not talk on interestin issues w
o
n
ng
while trave
eling with fa
amily and f
friends.
Ins
spect vehic after ev
cle
very 3 to 4 hours of jo
ourney.
If you find this info
d
ormation im
mportant, y
you may send it to your frien
s
nds. Points are base on
s
ed
common sense but some tim we for
t
me
rget to remember them befor moving out of house.
re
g
Readers m add other essen
may
ntial points as per the experien
eir
nce.
Any
yone of an age or sex can be subject t Nuisanc / threat
ny
s
e
to
ce
tening
tele
ephone ca
alls. Calls of this na
ature are both frightening and are
d
othe
erwise mo unwelco
ost
ome.
The can na
ere
aturally be a perfectly innocent explanatio People may
y
on.
e
hav rung the wrong nu
ve
e
umber, And if when you pick up the pho to
u
one
ans
swer it, yo u are gree
eted by lot of high pitched no
ts
oises, then it is
n
alm
most certai nly a fax or modem that ha be sent to the w
m
as
wrong
number. Unfortunat
tely, these tend to ring time after time until the either just give-u or
e
e
ey
up
m
someone stops them - irritating but not a danger.
hreatening calls can be a crimin offence and shou be
b
nal
e,
uld
Depending on where you are, making th
treated as such. T
There are various w
ways of de
ealing with such
h
offenders.
These off
fences are sometime covered by civil la but ofte are
e
es
d
aw
en
covered b the laws governing telephony
by
s
g
y.
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No need to give your na
o
ame or num
mber, just say 'Hello'
'
Do
on't give pr
rivate information ov the ph
ver
hone unles you
ss
kno and trust the calle
ow
er
Do
on't start a conversa
ation with t
this type of caller, it's a no-w situatio Just pu the
o
win
on.
ut
rec
ceiver to on side and wait a few minutes before hanging up g
ne
d
w
gently
Shouting and yelling will only mak the situa
d
ke
ation worse Don't be provoked keep calm
e.
e
d,
Blo
owing whis
stles down the phone can result in them doing the sa
e
t
d
ame to you
u.
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10. The law e
enforceme departm
ent
ments usu
ually work closely with the tellephone companies, who
w
,
have a s
special sec
ction, to prevent an follow up this ty
p
nd
ype of ca In fact the telep
all.
phone
companie are the f
es
first to cont
tact in such cases.
h
These cal can be traced, an once the number has been identified, the details are pass to
lls
nd
e
s
sed
the police who investigate the link betw
e
e
ween the number and the perso making the call. If you
d
on
g
are receiv
ving these types of calls, don't start your own detec
ctive agenc and do assume that
cy,
on't
e
you know who it is. Instead, co
ontact the law enforc
cement folk and the te
k
elephone company.
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