Anti-terrorism and anti-riot propaganda content

Tips on anti-terrorism and anti-riot safety are as follows:

1. What are the common methods of terrorist attacks?

Conventional means:

(1) Explosion. Bomb explosions, car bomb explosions, suicide bomb explosions, etc.;

(2) Shooting. Pistol shooting, standard rifle or submachine gun shooting, etc.;

(3) Hijacking. Hijacking people, hijacking cars, ships, planes, etc.;

(4) Arson.

Unconventional means:

(1) Nuclear and radioactive terrorist attacks. Through the spread of nuclear explosions or radioactive materials, causing environmental pollution or exposing people to radiation;

(2) Bioterrorism attacks. Use harmful organisms or harmful biological products to harm people, crops, livestock, etc. Such as the anthrax email incident that occurred after the 9.11 incident in the United States;

(3) Chemical terrorist attacks. Use toxic and harmful chemicals to harm people, important urban infrastructure, food and drinking water, etc. Such as the Tokyo subway sarin gas attack;

(4) Cyber ??terrorist attacks. Use the Internet to spread terrorist attacks, organize terrorist activities, attack computer programs and information systems, etc.

2. How to identify terrorist attack suspects?

Suspects who commit terrorist attacks will not have marks on their faces, but they will have some unusual behaviors that can arouse our vigilance, such as:

(1) Look of panic , those who speak and behave abnormally;

(2) those who dress and carry items that are obviously inconsistent with their identity, or inconsistent with the season;

(3) those who pretend to be acquaintances and pretend to be courteous;< /p>

(4) During the inspection process, those who urge for inspection or have an arrogant attitude and are unwilling to accept inspection;

(5) Frequently enter and exit large event venues;

( 6) Repeatedly appearing near the warning area;

(7) Suspected persons notified by the public security department.

3. What should you do if you are hijacked by terrorists?

(1) Stay calm, don’t resist, trust the government;

(2) Don’t look at each other, don’t talk to each other, lie on the ground, and move slowly;

(3) Keep and hide your communication tools as much as possible, mute your cell phone in a timely manner, and use text messages and other means to ask for help from the police (110) when appropriate. The main contents of the text messages are: your location, the number of hostages, the number of terrorists, etc.;

(4) Pay attention to the number of terrorists and their leaders so that they can provide testimony afterwards;

(5) At the moment when the police launch an attack, lie on the ground as much as possible and leave the scene under the cover of the police .

4. How to choose cover when encountering gunfire?

(1) The cover should be between yourself and the terrorists;

(2) Choose a cover that is dense and difficult to penetrate. Such as walls, pillars, large tree trunks, front engines and tires of cars, etc.; but wooden doors, glass doors, trash cans, bushes, flower baskets, counters, seats in venues, car doors and tails, etc. cannot block bullets, although they cannot As a cover, it can provide concealment so that terrorists cannot detect you in the first place, providing time for the next step of escape.

5. Under what circumstances might a chemical terrorist attack occur?

(1) Abnormal smell. Such as garlic smell, spicy smell, bitter almond smell, etc.;

(2) Abnormal phenomena. Such as the death of a large number of insects, abnormal smoke, abnormal changes in plants, etc.;

(3) Abnormal feelings. Under normal circumstances, when people are exposed to chemical poisons or poisons, they will experience varying degrees of discomfort. Such as nausea, chest tightness, convulsions, rash, etc.;

(4) Abnormal items appear on site. Such as abandoned gas masks, barrels, cans, plastic bags containing liquids, etc.

6. What should you do if you encounter an arson incident?

(1) In public places, there are "alarm switch" signs with yellow characters on a red background. The arrow points to the position of the button, and when pushed down, it is the alarm phone number;

(2) The corridor is equipped with a dry powder fire extinguisher box with a red "fire extinguisher" sign on it;

(3) There are accident lighting lights on the floor, and a clear "emergency exit" sign is visible;

(4) There are fire hydrants in the corridors or stairs, and fire hoses nearby.

Remember: When you are in an unfamiliar environment, such as when staying in a hotel, shopping mall, airport, or entering an entertainment venue, be sure to pay attention to evacuation passages, fire-fighting facilities, emergency exits, and staircase directions, etc., so that you can escape from the scene as soon as possible at critical moments.

7. What should you do if you encounter a violent hacking incident?

(1) Do not stand around in the face of emergencies;

(2) If you are in a violent incident in a public place and cannot escape, find a large shelter to cover yourself and Lie down;

(3) Do not provoke the perpetrators of violence, and do not scream in panic;

(4) Try to stabilize your emotions, observe the situation at the scene, and evacuate quickly when the time comes Stay away from the scene;

(5) Do not take out your mobile phone to take photos or videos;

(6) Be flexible according to the actual situation.

8. What should you do if you find suspected explosives?

(1) Do not touch;

(2) Call the police in time;

(3) Evacuate quickly. When evacuating, evacuate in an orderly manner and do not crowd each other to avoid trampling and causing casualties;

(4) Assist the police in the investigation. Witnesses should try their best to identify the time, size, location and appearance of the suspicious object, as well as whether it has been moved or not, so as to provide valuable clues to the police.

9. How to call the police correctly?

(1) Stay calm and do not let panic affect your normal judgment.

(2) Determine whether you are currently in danger. If you are in danger, take personal protection and quickly leave the dangerous area or take cover on the spot.

(3) First report the most important content, including location, time, what happened, consequences, etc. For example, the location of the shooting incident, the number of suspects, physical characteristics, clothing, number of casualties, etc.; for the arson incident, state the location of the fire, such as which district, which road, which residential area, which building, how many floors, and whether there are any nearby Hazardous materials, etc.