Safety Tips

Delhi Intelligence Security ServiceThe following safety measures could be useful for the residents living in group housing societies or independent villas/bungalows:

  • Windows/other small openings should be covered with strong iron grills
  • Put a strong main door with magic eye and chain lock .
  • Install burglar alarms if possible.
  • Security lights must be kept on during night.
  • Do not allow unidentified visitors inside the house when alone.
  • Servants and all other employees like ayahs, drivers etc, must be verified by the police. Keep their photographs / bio-data’s handy.
  • Keep a dog if feasible.
  • Do not keep valuables/heavy cash amount at home.
  • Install an emergency bell at your neighbors.
  • Lock the house properly when going out. Leave a light on if going for a short duration. Inform the security guard and also your neighbors if going for a longer period.
  • House hold effects should be insured.
  • During night time, avoid lonely and unlighted areas. Females! Please take special note.
  • Do not leave valuables in your car. Also remove your music system, if detachable.
  • Use tainted glasses or pull the curtains to avoid visibility inside the house.
  • Always be observant of your surroundings
  • If you live alone don’t use your martial status or fist name on your telephone listing or on your mail box.
  • Get to know your neighbors.
  • When returning home, or to your car, have your keys in your hand so that you can let yourself in without delay.
  • If you think you’re being followed, Don’t go home! Go to an open business. If your are still being followed call the police from there.
  • Park your car in well lighted areas. Lock the doors and take the keys.
  • If you think a prowler is threatening, take no direct action yourself, dial 100 immediately.

Do’s

  • Use the security devices you have.
  • Leave lights on inside and out when your go out for the evening.
  • Have the police and fire department telephone number near your telephone.
  • Carry only what is absolutely necessary in your purse.
  • Check with the manager before letting repairmen in your apartment.
  • Close your drapes in the evening hours.
  • Be suspicious of people loitering around your house, apartment complex, or the parking lot.
  • Call the police if you see anything suspicious.

Dont’s

  • Don’t keep large sums of money in your home.
  • Don’t carry large sums of money while you are out
  • Don’t let strangers in to “use your telephone.”
  • Don’t undress in front of open windows.
  • Don’t leave notes on your door.
  • Don’t hide a key (leave one with a trusted neighbor).
  • Don’t display expensive equipment or items in plain view through your window.
  • Don’t use your name or telephone number on your answering machine message. Use a generic message that does not state that your are not home.
  • Don’t answer personal questions on telephone surveys.
  • Don’t admit “service reps” from utilities unless you have an appointment or can verify their authenticity.