thanks Tendi wat wd we do without a sister like you ? eh eh eh bfo i forget i was very happy to se ur son yoyoyo the boy can dance veduwe and the confidence yacho manje , i guess he learnt from the best hey
On 01/06/2009, Tendai Garwe <[email protected]> wrote: > > > UNDSS, HARARE, ZIMBABWE > > Security Advisory on increased in crime > > > > Dear colleagues > > Due to a series of reports indicating an increase in crime, staff > members are advice of the following: > > > Street crime > > Look out for groups of young men apparently doing nothing, not > carrying anything, watching everyone around them. If they suddenly > split up and move in your direction, you have just been targeted! > > - Walk away from the area > > - If not possible to walk away; go into the nearest shop – stay > there and call for help > > - If possible, avoid carrying a bag during night hours. > > - Keep valuables out of sight. > > - Carry only what is necessary. > > > Smash & grab > > Most smash and grab incidents have been reported at dark hours. > Exercise caution when driving along the following areas during night > hours: (1) All routes leading to the Airport, (2) Corner of Cork rd / > 2nd Street (near the South African Embassy), (3) Corner of 6th Street > / Samora Machel Avenue, (4) Corner of Herbert Chitepo / Leopold > Takawira, (4) Corner of Herbert Chitepo / Mazoe Road, (5) Corner of > Tongogara Avenue / Sam Nujoma, (6) Corner of 4th Street/Herbert > Chitepo, (7) Corner of 1st Street / Samora Machel Road, (8) Corner of > Cameroon Street/Robert Mugabe Road and (9) Corner of 4th Street Nelson > Mandela. > > > > Staff members should mitigate the risk of smash and grab by: > > - Keep doors locked at all times, Open windows to a minimum (2-4 cm) > > - If you can afford it, laminate your car. > > - Avoid having valuables visible, lock them in the boot or keep > under seats > > - During dark hours, try to adjust the speed, to be able to > cross at green light and if possible avoid stopping at red lights. > > > Residential safety > > Please note that criminals (especially armed robbers) are now entering > people’s houses during the early part of the night (between 6.30 PM > and 9PM) when your alarm system is yet to be activated. > > - If possible, keep the alarm actvated whenever you have > retired into the house (even if you are not yet sleeping). > > - Have proper outdoor lights, to avoid any shade areas, where > intruders can hide. > > - If door hinges are at the outside, thieves simply pull the > pin(s) out from the lower part of the door. Wed / tag such doors to > fortify them. > > - If you have subscribed to a rapid-response unit, have the > remote button with you. It is recommended to issue a remote control to > guards as well. > > - If employing domestic staff, at least have a copy of the national > ID > > - Inform all family members, guards and domestic staff NOT to > let anyone inside the compound, unless known to your family or > approved by you. > > - If you have a VHF Radio, teach members of your family how to > use it and ensure it is charged at all time. > > - If robbers point a gun or weapon at you or a member of your > family. Give away your money or valuables. Do not try to fight back; a > swift tactic learnt from a James Bond film does not usually work in > real life situation. > > - Remember UN Radio Room now has a direct phone line 793-053. > Ensure that members of your household know this number. > > - If you have a safe Haven, ensure you move into it with your > family during robberies and call for assistance. > > > > > Car-jacking > > There is an increase in the reported cases of car-jacking: > > > > - There are reported cases of robbers following their victims > into their residential houses. If you discover a vehicle is following > you, do not drive into your compound. Drive into a UN location, Police > station, hotel, shopping center etc (to a place where there will be > many others around you. Use the horn and the head lights to attract > attention). > > - Do not stop if an unknown person ask for a ride. Do not stop > if ordered to do so by suspicious persons. > > - At parking areas you might find an advert placed at your rear > window. The trick is, when you get out removing the paper, the > person’s drive off with the vehicle. > > - If you have been parking on public parking areas for a longer > period, observe the area around your vehicle, check the windows and > wheels > > - During dark hours, ask a guard or colleague from the > premises/restaurant/ hotel etc. to escort you to the vehicle > > > > Office Safety > > Please note that your office is not necessarily a theft-proof location. > > - Do not leave any attractive items in unlocked offices/areas > with multiple accesses. If sharing offices, keep valuables with you or > in a lockable draw or safe. > > - Do not keep doors with access pad system open and unattended. > Keep office doors closed and/or locked, when the office is unattended. > Close and lock after working hours. > > - Report to the security guards, if non-staff are sighted > roaming around the office premises. > > - Cleaners and contractors (deliveries, repair, maintenance > etc) should be escorted at all times, whilst in the premises. > > - If leaving the office during night hours, insist to be > escorted by security guards to your car, if parked outside the office > compound. > > - If leaving the office with valuables like laptops etc, ensure > you close from work before night hours to avoid been seen walking out > of the office with such valuables. > > > > > > If you need any assistance, remember the UN Radio Room located at the > UNICEF Compound is manned 24 hours a day; 7 days a week. 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