As we approach the long weekend, let's stay vigilant and aware. VicNaidooOnECR
Person turning door handle while entering home/PexelsMany people will be going away for the long weekend or staying in, which is why we should be prepared for criminals to be on high alert.
For this very reason, we wanted to equip you with some safety tips when entering and leaving your home.Ensure that no cars are oncoming or behind you before entering your driveway.Ensure that the gate is fully closed before you get out of your vehicle.As much as it is your safe place, you have to stay vigilant when you are inside your home.Be aware that your keys should be placed in a safe place, because they can easily be cloned.
Make sure that you know where small children are at all times. Don't rely solely on camera systems because they are only a form of survellience.
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