Chinese Embassy in Sweden reminds Chinese students studying in Sweden to pay attention to summer safety

E-Tour International, June 7th. According to the website of the Chinese Embassy in Sweden, the summer vacation is approaching. The Chinese Embassy in Sweden reminds Chinese students studying in Sweden to increase their awareness of safety precautions, arrange their study and life reasonably, and pay special attention to the following matters:
1. Comply with local laws and regulations. Learn more about Sweden's residence and immigration requirements, ensure that your passport, visa or residence permit is valid and legal, and avoid illegal residence and obstruction of entry and exit. Strictly abide by the traffic rules, do not drink driving, speeding, fatigue driving. Do not sell, produce, possess or use drugs.
Pay 2. attention to personal and property safety. Pay close attention to the local security situation, avoid going to areas of insecurity or going out alone at night, avoid or stay away from processions, demonstrations and other activities, do not risk participating in field sports such as wading and mountaineering, and pay attention to the safety of fire and electricity use. Keep valuables properly, do not leave your wallet, documents, etc. in the car, and keep your belongings within sight when you go out.
3. prevent network telecommunications fraud. If you receive a call in the name of the staff of the embassy or consulate that you need to cooperate in the investigation of domestic cases or have to-do items to go to the embassy or consulate, please remain vigilant and contact the embassy or consulate if necessary to verify, and do not be confused by the official number disguised by criminals using Internet technology. Do not disclose personal information at will, do not transfer money, do not pay. Involving payment of tuition fees, exchange of foreign exchange, etc., please pass through formal channels such as banks to avoid being cheated.
4. take the initiative to report safety to their families. Pay attention to personal mental health, communicate more with parents, relatives and friends, confide in time when encountering difficulties, relieve pressure, and seek help from professional institutions when necessary. If there is a conflict with the family, it should be handled calmly and rationally, and resolved in a timely manner through effective communication to avoid man-made disappearances. Before going out, you should inform your relatives and friends of your personal itinerary, peers and other information, and keep in touch with your family to avoid unnecessary worries from your family.
5. rationally safeguard their own rights and interests. If you have conflicts or disputes with others, encounter discrimination, hatred, provocative words and deeds, or illegal and criminal activities, do not take extreme measures such as physical conflicts, verbal attacks, etc., and report the situation to the school as soon as possible while ensuring your own safety. Means to protect their legitimate rights and interests.
In case of emergency, please keep calm and take appropriate emergency measures. If necessary, please contact relevant parties for help in time.
Swedish alarm telephone number: non-emergency 11414 (please dial 0046-771141400 using Chinese number mobile phone), emergency 112 (use Chinese number mobile phone, you can dial directly in Sweden)
Ministry of foreign affairs global consular protection and service emergency call center hotline: 0086-10-12308/65612308
consular protection and assistance telephone number of Chinese embassy in Sweden: 0046-763383654
consular protection and assistance of the Chinese consulate general in Gothenburg: 0046-709395290