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Beware of burglars ! Take special precautions against break-ins during Golden Week !.

During the Golden Week holidays, when people are away from home for longer periods of time and stores are closed for longer periods of time due to travel, there is an increase in the number of burglaries and other break-ins.
〇 When going out, make sure to lock your door and use auxiliary locks and security films.
〇 Make sure to lock your door even if you are going out for a short time or going to a nearby place.
〇 Do not leave large amounts of cash or valuables at home or in stores, and keep them dispersed.
〇 Avoid posting anything on social networking sites that would indicate that you are away for an extended period of time or on vacation.

There has been an increase in thefts targeting vacant houses in Chiba Prefecture.
You may have the opportunity to go to a remote location during the Golden Week period to organize a vacant house.
Take measures to prevent theft !
0 Utilize security equipment such as security cameras and sensors.
Keep windows, etc. locked at all times, close storm shutters, and replace window glass with break-resistant glass.
0 Keep your yard unattended by taking care of trees and clearing out mailboxes.
0 Don't leave valuables or other items inside the house.
0 Work together with your neighbors and establish a system for them to contact you if they see anyone suspicious in or around your vacant house or if they notice anything unusual, such as broken windows.

Take security measures and protect your valuable property during Golden Week !

[Sent from]
Mobara Police Station
7 Hayano Shinden, Mobara, Chiba 297-0031
TEL:. 0475-22-0110
  • [Registrant]茂原警察署
  • [Language]日本語
  • [TEL]0475-22-0110
  • [Location]千葉県 茂原市
  • Posted : 2024/04/25
  • Published : 2024/04/25
  • Changed : 2024/04/25
  • Total View : 90 persons
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