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It Is Better To Be Safe Than Sorry

Discussion in 'Snippets of Life (Non-Fiction)' started by kanaka Raghavan, Sep 13, 2007.

  1. kanaka Raghavan

    kanaka Raghavan IL Hall of Fame

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    1.Avoid travelling late at night.If you are held up at work or any other place ,ask for an escort or team up with a team.Inform your family to pick you up from the station or bus stop.
    2.Avoid short cuts.Stick to well lit roads and your familiar routes.
    3.Carry a pepper spray,chilli powder or a small knife to defend yourself.
    4.I t is safer to travel by public transport than cabs.
    5.Always inform your family of your whereabouts and call them on boarding the bus or train and tell them which route you are taking.
    5.Exercise regularly and keep fit so that if faced with untoward circumstances you are confident.
    6.Note down the number of the cab or auto when you board it and message it to your family.
    I f you are woman working at late night shifts,or in shifts a hand held mobile gadget comes to your rescue.Chip maker SRF technologies has introduced Lone Worker which sends distress signals to police,offices,or any other number along with their location instantaneously.It is communication device -that has built in GPS .It is pre programmed to dial 4 numbers which can be selected by the employer or the individual.There is also one SOS button that when pressed will call an emergency response number .This could be to a government agency /or the organisations security /emergency contact number .What is interesting is that the SOS will go through even if there is no SIM.
     
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  2. roopadadia

    roopadadia Silver IL'ite

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    Great post Kanaka and the tips are very handy too.

    With the crime rate on the rise, everyone need to gear themselves up to face any untoward incident.

    Good thread.

    Warm regards
    Roopa.
     
  3. Vysan

    Vysan Gold IL'ite

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    Hi,

    That was a good piece of info... With the increase in crime rates this will be really useful...

    I still remember the days in 86/87 when there was no mobile.... I used to accompany my sister when she has night duty or wait in the bus stand if it is afternoon duty as she was working in telephones-Parrys.... If for some reason she got delayed for arrival, the tension we get.....

    Veda
     
  4. BhargaviChakravarthy

    BhargaviChakravarthy Bronze IL'ite

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    Very informative and useful post kanaka.:2thumbsup: Keep giving such safety measures.
     
  5. Shanvy

    Shanvy IL Hall of Fame

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    hi kanaka,

    Very useful post...
     
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    krish22 Senior IL'ite

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    Hi Kanaka,


    thanks for remaining those tips which are really handy.

    krish
     
  7. Kamalji

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    Kanaka,

    Wonderful tips for everyone, and very practical.Regards.kamal
     

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