Safety coup for girls living alone

Girls who live alone can take the following tips to enhance their personal safety:

Security locks: Make sure that your residence is equipped with high-quality security locks, including door locks, window locks and other import and export locks. Check and maintain locks regularly.

Don't open the door casually: don't open the door casually, especially for strangers. Confirm your identity through a peephole or window. If you are not sure, you can ask the other party to show your identity or confirm by phone.

Self-defense skills: learn some basic self-defense skills, how to call for help, how to avoid potential attacks, and how to use self-defense tools. It may be helpful to take a self-defense course.

Travel safety: Stay alert when going out, especially at night or in remote places. Try to travel with friends and avoid acting alone. Use a taxi or * * * to enjoy the hitchhiking service instead of hitchhiking.

Mobile phone and communication: keep your mobile phone charged and keep in touch at any time. Learn how to use the emergency call function of mobile phone.

Social media security: limit the exposure of personal information on social media, especially address, itinerary and contact information. Don't accept social media requests from strangers casually.

Inform others regularly: Inform friends and relatives of your whereabouts and plans, especially when traveling alone or going out. If there is no contact for a long time, let them know.

Self-protection tools: Consider carrying some self-protection tools, such as self-defense spray, whistle or emergency alarm.

Social circle: Try to go out with people you know and trust, and avoid going to strange places alone.

Don't share personal information casually: avoid sharing personal information casually in front of strangers, including address, family situation, economic situation, etc.

Legal rights and interests: Know and exercise your legal rights and interests, including reporting any potential harassment or threats.

Emergency plan: establish an emergency plan, including how to find help, contact emergency contacts and measures to protect yourself in case of danger.

Remember, these tricks are to help improve personal safety awareness and self-protection ability. However, the responsibility of social security is ultimately shared by the whole society, including the government, law enforcement departments and social organizations. Personal safety is everyone's right, both men and women, and should be fully guaranteed.