On June 6, 2013 (Thursday), a crime prevention seminar for international students and faculty members was held at the Health Sports Center Sub Arena.

　First of all, "Japan is considered to be a safe country," but in reality, crime is happening in the immediate vicinity. I can protect myself by learning how to deal with emergencies, without thinking like each person, "I'm OK."

　Next, I learned from the Yamaguchi Prefectural Police Headquarters and Shimonoseki Police Station learned about crimes that actually occurred in Yamaguchi Prefecture, how to take care of on a daily basis, and crime prevention measures.

　In the practical instruction, they were instructed on how to act and act when they were actually grabbed their arms or when they were squeezed from behind, and how to act. It seems that the participants' awareness of crime prevention has further increased by actually experiencing it.

　The 2nd crime prevention class will be held in B-303 classroom from 5:45 pm on June 20 (Thursday). If you were unable to participate this time, please join us!

Dangers are also close to you!

If your left wrist is grabbed with your right hand ...

Grip it from above and pull it out.

What? Did you hold your hands from below?

Practice many times! Please grab it seriously!

Thank you for your careful guidance.

[Date of publication: 2013.6.17]

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