Universiade Security Shenzhen is everywhere

The Shenzhen Municipal Public Security Bureau and Shenzhen Municipal Communications Commission issued a notice yesterday, saying that on August 1st, subways, buses, long-distance buses and other means of transport will fully implement security tests. The police call for the public to actively cooperate with the inspection.

It is reported that since June, the entire line of the Metro Lines 1 to 5 have been successively opened. Shenzhen police have carried out safety inspections of passengers and their luggage at various subway stations, inspected more than 600,000 passengers per day, and checked out forbidden or restricted access to the subway. Hundreds of banned goods were used to ensure the safety of citizens riding the subway. The upcoming Universiade, public transport will also be included in the scope of security.

According to the circular, the police will strictly prohibit passengers from carrying dangerous goods by public transport or entering the bus stop. The public security police and station safety inspection staff will carry out safety inspections on the items carried by the passengers according to their respective duties. The security inspection will be checked every time the package is checked and all liquids must be checked.

On the eve of the Universiade, the bus drivers in Shenzhen City have all been incorporated into the Universiade Security Team. During the Universiade, bus drivers will also check passengers. For passengers who refuse security checks, staff members will be prohibited from entering the station. In addition, long-distance passenger trains entering Shenzhen from different places must run in accordance with the permitted lines, frequencies, and stations. They should enter and leave the passengers at the designated sites, and they must not enter or leave the stations or watch along the routes.

According to the police, the environmental protection of public transport, the small space, the dense population, and the carrying of dangerous goods such as flammable and explosive materials pose a great threat to the safety of the citizens. Beijing, Guangzhou and other places have also conducted safety inspections in public transport systems during the Olympic Games and Asian Games and have had successful experiences. The police said that carrying out security inspections is not only a job requirement for the security of the Universiade, but also a public service. When an emergency or danger occurs, the police can provide passengers with security services at the earliest opportunity.