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Terrorists sometimes use innocent people as ‘mules’ to
transport
bombs from one location to another, often in
exchange for a small
reward. The places targeted include buses,
trains or crowed places,
usually during peak periods – resulting in
a lot of lives lost. So when
strangers approach you to place
a bag (or whatever) in a MRT station,
bus or bus interchanges, all you have to do is reject them without causing commotion and then report the person to the authorities. |
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| If you see an article deliberately left behind on a bus or train, do the following: first, ask yourself whether the article belongs to anyone. Next, do not move or touch the article, as you may accidentally trigger what could be a possible bomb. |
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Report the suspicious item to the bus captain
immediately.
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Press the Emergency Communication Button (ECB)
beside the top corner of the carriage door. Then report
the matter by speaking into the communication system
beside the carriage door. Listen and follow closely to the
instructions given to you. |
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Report the suspicious item to the station staff
immediately or call 999. |
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