It’s been a long time since I last posted here. Today, I’d like to talk about crime in Malaysia.
I’m not sure how many of us have been victims of theft, burglary, robbery. Not intending to frighten you but I myself have encountered it THRICE in a variety of ways.Yes, no kidding. And I don’t wear nor carry branded goods
Is it merely bad luck…being at the wrong place at the wrong time? Quite likely.
What I’ve learnt is that you can never be too careful. Always remain vigilant, especially when you are in a secluded or low human traffic area. The risk increases youthe darker it gets. Minimize your loss by carrying only essentials and as little cash as possible. Try not to put your house keys and car keys into the same bag…pockets are better. Leave your passport and identity card at home.
If you should be robbed, first thing to do is borrow a phone to call your banks to immediately terminate all your stolen cards, especially your credit cards. Then make the police report. If you have installed an anti theft software on your stolen cellphone, use it to remotely erase your data from your cellphone, and if possible, capture photos of the thief. By the way, you should always turn on your password lock on your cellphone to prevent or at least slow down the thief from accessing your personal information in your cellphone.
Hope these tips do help you in case you do ever land in this unpleasant situation.