The following points should be paid attention to in the anti-theft work of student dormitories and classrooms:
1. Keep as little cash as possible in the dormitory. Usually you just need to leave a small amount of pocket money around. You must deposit a large amount of cash in the bank, open a current account in time, and reserve a password to avoid theft.
2. Keep your wallet, MP4, etc. In a safe place. Don't leave them on the table, bed and other conspicuous places in the dormitory. When you put them in a drawer or box, lock them in time.
3. Computers, mobile phones, cameras and other valuables should be properly kept. It is best not to put those that are not used often in the dormitory. When charging your mobile phone in the dormitory, you should pay special attention to it, and it is best not to leave.
4. Students who leave the dormitory last must lock the door and close the window; Equipped with three safety locks and good insurance; Be sure to lock the door before going to bed at night. Don't lock the door for some students who don't have keys, otherwise it will give criminals an opportunity.
Students living on the first floor should also pay special attention to closing the windows and keeping clothes and valuables away from the windows to avoid being "fished" away by others.
6. Take care of your keys, carry them with you, and don't put them on the table or bed, so as not to give others a chance to steal them; Do not lend the key to outsiders or give it to others for safekeeping at will; If you accidentally lose your key, you should report it to the dormitory management department as soon as possible and change the door lock in time to avoid being used by others to open the door for burglary.
7. If the bedroom door lock, window and iron fence are damaged, if there is a big gap between the bedroom door and the door frame, report to the dormitory management department in time and ask them to repair or install anti-blocking devices in time to avoid giving thieves an opportunity.
8. When you leave school on holidays, don't leave valuables in the dormitory, but take them with you to avoid accidents such as theft.