Equipping 200 workers in Hung Yen with crime prevention knowledge

Faced with increasingly sophisticated fraud tricks, equipping themselves with knowledge to identify and prevent crime has become a practical need for workers. For many workers, the information accessed through propaganda sessions at enterprises not only helps protect themselves but can also be shared and remind relatives to be vigilant.

Attached to ARAVIET Co., Ltd. (Tien Hai Industrial Park, Hung Yen province) for 3 years, Ms. Le Thi Tuyen - said that regularly updating information about fraud tricks helps her raise her vigilance when using social networks and making online transactions.

Currently, there are many forms of phone and social network scams with tricks that are very difficult to recognize. Therefore, I always remind myself not to provide personal information and authentication codes to strangers and need to check carefully before transferring money. These knowledge are also very necessary to share with family members," Ms. Tuyen shared.

Sharing the same concern, Ms. Mai Thi Bang (worker at ARAVIET Co., Ltd.) - believes that workers need to proactively learn about legal regulations, and at the same time raise their vigilance against unusual situations in life.

In order to equip workers with necessary knowledge and skills, ARAVIET Co., Ltd. coordinates to organize a program to propagate and disseminate laws to about 200 union members and workers.

At the program, Lieutenant Colonel Nguyen Ba Lam - Head of the Team for Building the Movement to Protect National Security, Staff Department, Hung Yen Provincial Police - conveyed contents on traffic order and safety; security and order assurance work; crime prevention and control, social evils and fraud prevention and control in cyberspace.

Through practical situations, common tricks and how to identify violations, workers are supplemented with knowledge to proactively prevent and protect themselves and their families. In which, content related to online scams, personal information security, and vigilance against strange calls and links is particularly focused on.

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