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Terrorism threat

James Reynolds
24 Jul 08, 11:16 AM GMT

Beijing has identified terrorism as the biggest threat to a successful Olympic Games.

So, the government has issued a .

The manual's in Chinese. But my Chinese colleagues have translated some extracts...

How to detect terrorist suspects

Terrorist suspects won't put a sticker on their faces to say they are terrorists. However they will have some abnormal behaviour that can make us alert, such as:
窶｢ Those who look panicked and strange in their words and behaviour
窶｢ Those who dress in clothes that don't fit their identity or the weather
窶｢ Those who pretend to be close friends, and flatter
窶｢ Those who refuse to do security checks, and sound arrogant
窶｢ Those who frequently appear at big event venues
窶｢ Those who frequently appear around security areas
窶｢ Those who look like wanted suspects

What should you do after being kidnapped by terrorists?

窶｢ Keep calm. Don't resist. Believe the government
窶｢ Don't make eye contact with or speak to the terrorists. Bend your body down to the ground slowly
窶｢ Try to keep and hide your telecommunication device. Put your mobile phone into silent mode at the appropriate moment and send messages to police or call 110. If you send a text message, the content should include your location, the number of hostages, and the number of terrorists
窶｢ Pay attention to the number of terrorists and remember who their leader is for subsequent investigations
窶｢ At the moment of the police action, try your best to bend down and leave under the police protection

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I窶冦 James Reynolds, the ｳﾉﾈﾋﾂﾛﾌｳ窶冱 Beijing correspondent.

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