Safety

it's in your hands

 Purpose

 Awareness

 Mental preparation

 Necessary steps

We want you safe because

 Session Map

The information in the whole session is based on

situations like accidents & security issues
 Division

 Time estimation

 Q & A session
BE SAFE, BE SECURE
 Safety
Its not just a slogan, it's a way of life

State of being safe/protected against events

which could be considered non-desirable

&

Personal Safety :- Any act or counter act

which prevents you from hazards, peril and less
or not expose you towards risk
 Prevention
its better than the cure

The act of impending/avoiding

 Personal safety is not that you get into some

trouble and then fight it back. It’s Staying away
from hazards, perils etc.
 Prevention
 Reducing the possibility

 Awareness and avoidance techniques

 Common sense and simple safety rules

You have the power to take control of our own

personal safety
 Different Strategies
 When you are being attacked there are 3
different strategies

1. Run for survival

2. Submit
3. Fight

its purely your decision, as you are in the

situation
Best Strategy when in trouble
 Our Focus

General safety only

Situations
Safety & Security

1. At home
2. On road
Accidents
at Home
 Accidents At home
Daily house life include situations like

1. Electric Shocks
2. Slipping
3. Fire
4. Boiling water burns
5. Cuts
6. Poisoning
7. Accidents with children
 Do’s and Don'ts (Contd…)

 Electrical appliance

 Short circuiting

 Proper shoes and matting

 Cell phones

 Stoves

 Accidents with children

If…
Fire break out at your place
 First thing
 Exit

OR

There is an Earthquake
 Take shelter
 Exit
 Where to stand?
On the Road
 When you are on Road
Remember

There are rules for Roads like everything else

and rules must be followed

Else
on Foot
 On Foot

 Footpath
 What if there is no footpath?

Whatever the situation is always :

 Walk in single file

 Choose your side
 Walking with Children
 When Crossing the Road

 When Crossing the main road

Use
1. zebra crossing
2. Under-pass
3. Over-head road crosser

If none of the facility is available

then what?
 Crossing the Road (Contd..)

 Pay attention

 Stay calm

 Pedestrian/safety barriers

Your little more effort will pay for you

when Driving
 Vehicles Vs Weapons!
 Vehicleshave killed more people since their
invention than all the wars and conflicts put
together – including both World Wars!
 The Weak Link!

 Millions of Rupees are spent every year on

1. Vehicle design
2. Vehicle safety systems
3. Road designs

 Only a few hundred Rupees is spent on the most

important factor…THE DRIVER!
You are NEVER too young to
learn about Traffic Rules
 While Driving

 Traffic accidents can be prevented

 Obey traffic rules

 Your mistakes never effects you alone

Rash Driving always dents

Reckless driving only make you suffer

 Rules

Driving lane

Headlights
Animals on the road

What to do and what not to do?

Do’s & Don'ts (Contd…)
Different types of Sign Boards

Mandatory sign board

Warning sign board

Informatory sign board

 Driving on streets
Be more carefully and drive slowly on streets
Look out for
 Vehicles emerging from junctions
 Vehicles getting off the road
 Car doors opening
 Pedestrians
 Children running out from homes
 Cyclists and motorcyclists
 Speed breakers
Railway Crossings
 In case of
accidents/breakdowns

In case you face an accident or your car broke down

 Get off the road immediately

 Parking lights

 Don’t stand on road

 Recently in NEWS
A Child saved his father’s life
But
Accidents do happen OR emergencies can
pop-up any time
 List of emergency numbers

In case of emergency
 Call Rescue (1122) or EDHI (115)

And if not available in your area yet

 Call police(15), fire brigade(16) or hospital in

your area, highway patrolling police(1124)
Security Issues
 Security Issues

 Reasons
 Outcomes

But ……
we can take measures to avoid this type of
situations
At Home
This is you

The King
This is your Shelter

=
What you need to do
What you need to do
New house/apartment
 Safety Measures (contd.)

 Confirm first
 Wide angle door viewer
 Fish eye/Door Chain
 Neighbors
 Community watch
 Reciprocal Bells
Frauds
 When away from home
 Windows and Doors

AND
Don’t let strangers know that you are away.
So…..

 Curtains
 Ask someone trusted
 News paper & mail
 Use timers
 Intruders
What if….
1. Someone is trying to break in

2. If Confronted

Then
 Choose a strategy

 Remember priorities i.e. your family

On Foot
 Security while On foot

 Be Confident
 Stay alert
 Observe
 Avoid shortcuts
 Walk in pairs
 Spread your valuables
 Security while On foot (Contd..)

 Routine routes
 Direct route
 At night
 Walk in well lit areas
 Busy streets
 Suspicious Person

 Be alert

 Make eye contact

 If it doesn’t feel right, Follow your

instincts
Driving
 Security while Driving
(Do’s & Don’ts )

 Busy streets

 Traffic signals

 Risky short cuts

 Lifts
 Being followed while driving
If someone tries to force you off the
Road
 Evaluate
 If not stopping
 Don’t drive to your home
 Drive to Police/fire/Rescue 1122 station, hospital
emergency or open business like petrol pumps
 Attempt to obtain vehicle particulars
 Latest Development
 People trough eggs to stop you
 Wipers don’t work
 Using Water to clean wind screen

Best option
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 Trip to other cities
 Plan the route
 Be confident
 Eating from strangers
 Vehicle registration
 Road signs
 Be in touch
 if Feeling uneasy
 Helping others
If you see someone in trouble then
what?

 Types of accidents
 Evaluate
 Signal the person
 Report the matter
Q&A
Crimes/Disasters on road
Street Crimes/Disasters on road

 Most common types of street crime are

1. Mobile phone snatching

2. ATM Machines
3. Pick pockets

 Disaster situation Bomb Blasts

 Cell Phone Snatching
 Precautions
1. Calls on road
2. Don’t show off

 What approached then what???

 After the crime scene

 Following the snatcher

 SIM
 Report
 2 hand cell Phones
nd

 When Purchasing from someone

 If selling to someone

Don’t allow anyone to call from your number

 ATM Cards
 Majority of people carry ATM Cards
 Before entering booth make sure to check your
surrounding
 People usually get robbed at the booth
 In that kind of situation
1. Don’t resist
2. Do as the robber say

 Don’t try to follow the robber yourself, report to

Police
 Don’t worry security tape can help
 Pick Pockets
 Be attentive
 Avoid rush
 Local transport
What to do?
 Secure your pocket
 The right pocket
What if you realize it?
 Bomb Blasts
 Pakistan is under attack
 Too many blast
 Best strategy

 In case of a Blast
1. Move away
2. Don’t be heroic
3. Stay out of trouble
4. Keep your cell phone ON
 After an attack or incident
 Report all crime

 Be available

 Assist in prosecution

 Why should you Report crimes?

 Outcomes of reporting a crime?

 Important

 IDCard
 Company Transport
 Communicate
 someone using your cell phone
 Females while shopping