Tell security stories and learn security knowledge

The civilian police interact with students to deepen their understanding of security knowledge. Photo by Zhu Xintao

On November 16, the Public Relations Service Team of the Public Security Bureau of Nanning City and the local police station came to Liusha School in Nanning City and Guangxi Vocational and Technical College of Technology to carry out the "Safe Campus Grassroots Walk" activity. The civilian police further strengthened students' safety awareness by telling security stories and organizing students to conduct security debate contests.

On the morning of the same day, the Police Public Relations Service Team of the Municipal Public Security Bureau, together with the police of the Hedi Police Station, came to the Liusha School in Nanning City to carry out the “Safe Campus Grassroots Walk” activity. The police broadcast a video case to the school's seventh and eighth grade students, and then used questioning methods to educate the students that if they encounter bad actors on the way to school, they must first learn to protect themselves, keep calm and sensible while ensuring their own safety. It is possible to remember the appearance and characteristics of the bad guys to provide help for the public security organs to solve the case. Subsequently, the police explained the hazards of new drugs such as "Rainbow Smoke" to students by playing a video, reminding students to prevent and jointly resist drugs.

In the security class, eight students from Liusha School in Nanning took the stage to tell the stories of security and prevention they saw through books, periodicals, movies, television, and Internet channels, and shared their experiences with students. School teachers, counselors and police officers commented on the stories of personal injury prevention, riot and terrorist attacks, anti-theft, anti-abduction, anti-fraud, anti-bullying, anti-traffic accidents, and anti-fire accidents, etc. The students present replied, using the method of rewarding small prizes or helping out draws to inspire students to learn to think through case statement and case warning to further enhance self-protection awareness.

At Guangxi Vocational and Technical College of Industry and Commerce, the Public Relations Service Team of the Nanning Public Security Bureau, together with the civilian police of the West Lake Police Station of the High-tech Public Security Branch, organized a first-year student of the school to conduct a security debate on the theme of campus security. Through the security debate competition, students have deepened their understanding and understanding of campus safety.

In the next step, the Nanning Public Security Bureau will continue to carry out the "Safe Campus Grassroots Walk" activities, inspiring students to think independently and actively explore through the ways that students like to hear, and let students learn about safety protection awareness and campus safety knowledge, guide students Continuously enhance security awareness and legal awareness, and actively participate in the construction of a safe campus.