Event review: A primary school student in Huainan, Anhui Province quickly called the police after receiving a fraudulent phone call. When the police arrived, he asked the child why he called the police. The child's answer made the police laugh and cry. The child said: he thought that his father didn't have as much money as 50 million. Although this is a successful anti-fraud case, there are still many children with weak anti-fraud awareness in reality.
As minors, they belong to people without full capacity, and they need the correct guidance of their parents or teachers in life and study. They have no judgment ability and no consciousness to prevent cheating. The chances of their children being cheated are very high. Generally cheated in the following places: 1. At home, this is a place where parents can easily relax their vigilance. As long as parents don't pay attention, children may be cheated under their noses. There are many cars and people coming and going at the school gate. Even if the school guards are fully equipped, they can't be foolproof. Third, parks, parks are places for everyone to relax, with a large flow of people, children easy to run around, and many unsafe factors.
In the face of fraudulent means by fraudsters, we must establish anti-fraud awareness for children, reduce the possibility of being cheated, and control the safety factor of children to the highest. First, arrange anti-fraud courses in schools and even set anti-fraud scenes. Second, parents should always tell their children about cheaters' tricks, don't eat sweets and snacks given by strangers, don't talk to strangers at will, be an enthusiastic child, but don't lead the way to strangers at will. Third, tell children not to go to remote places when traveling independently. Fourth, the school organizes children to participate in anti-fraud awareness drills. Fifth, take more children to participate in anti-fraud publicity lectures organized by the public security department.
Children are vulnerable groups and have no ability to protect themselves. We need to constantly tell our children about anti-fraud awareness in our lives, so that children will be less injured by accidents.