Safety Knowledge on Campus: Weaving a Strong Safety Line - Safety Education Seminar at Shuangqiao Campus

（Interpreter: Xinyi Luo）

Safety Knowledge on Campus: Weaving a Strong Safety Line - Safety Education Seminar at Shuangqiao Campus

Net news (article/picture Shuangqiao Campus JiaLiu) On April 20, Shuangqiao Campus and Dazu District Public Security Bureau Anti-Fraud Centre and Tongqiao Police Station jointly conducted “anti-fraud publicity on campus” safety education activities.

In the anti-fraud lecture, Officer Meng of Dazu District Anti-Fraud Centre introduced in detail the definition, classification and characteristics of telecommunication network fraud, emphasizing the danger and widespread existence of telecommunication fraud, and analyzed the forms and means of telecommunication network fraud in depth with real cases existing in universities. Officer Meng reminded students to bear in mind the “Eight Principles”, which can help us recognise the forms of fraud and raise our awareness of personal information protection and safety prevention. Downloading the NAC app will help us filter out fraudulent calls and build a wall of security.

Officer Luo from Tongqiao Police Station spoke to students about the serious dangers of drowning and combined it with typical cases to educate students to stay away from dangers and prevent drowning. At the same time, in order to further enhance the self-rescue skills and abilities of teachers and students, they learnt about self-rescue and rescue, and called on the students present to stay away from drowning and cherish life.

The security education lectures have greatly improved the awareness of teachers and students of security protection, teachers and students of the campus have a clearer understanding of telecommunication network fraud, and the awareness of security prevention has been further improved. In the future, the Shuangqiao campus will continue to increase the publicity of security knowledge, and actively build a strong campus security line of defense, and effectively build a campus security “firewall”.