[Sports in Paris]The BWF World Tour Super 750 French Open officially started today at the Porte de La Chapelle Arena in Paris, France. However, before the game, a series of teams expressed concerns about security issues in the area. Recently, the Chinese Taipei badminton Olympic men’s doubles gold medal coaching team Li Yang/Wang Qilin had their suitcase stolen in the hotel. Women’s singles star Tai Tzu-ying also publicly asked online for advice on how to prevent thieves from opening the door and entering the room. This can’t help but make people worry about athletes and tourists during the Olympics. Security in Paris. The Hong Kong team, which often competes and trains, actually has a way to deal with it.
Lee Cheuk-yao: “This time I learned that other teams had their luggage stolen, and someone’s door was opened at night. My method is to put a water bottle at the door of the room, and when someone opens the door at night, I will push the water bottle down. I will Wake up and know now.”
Ng Ka-lang: “Do your part well and take good care of your valuables. You will take them with you to the stadium instead of leaving them in the hotel room to minimize losses.”
Xie Yingxue: “Carry all your valuables with you and bring them to the venue. Even if someone breaks into the room and steals, the loss can be reduced.”
Yang Peilin: “When we leave the hotel room, we will use the small coffee table in the room to pull it to the door. We have to pull it slowly and use the small round table to hold the door. When we go back, we open the door a little and push it back slowly, making it more difficult to open the door. And We can turn on the TV to pretend that there is someone in the room, so that thieves will not choose us as their targets.”
Yang Yating: “In the past, during a European competition, if a coach’s property was stolen in the room, the hotel would say that it could not find out because there was no CCTV. So, a “Do Not Disturb” sign would be hung on the room door, and the hotel would be notified that there is no need for room attendants. Reduce the chance of other people entering the room.”
Wu Zhirou: “I don’t bring too many valuables to the game. I only have my phone and iPad, which I have brought with me to the stadium. But I don’t know if I should take my passport with me. If the target is property, I probably won’t steal my passport.”
In fact, many people have been paying attention to the security issue in Paris, especially when the Paris Olympics will be held in July this year.In fact, local people also have their own precautions and are always vigilant in their daily lives. Some evenwebsiteYou can ask locals to rate each district in Paris (the public can use it as a reference), just enter the district name to find it. The French Badminton Open venue is located in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, with a security score of 3.86 (out of 10). The Saint Denis district (area code 93200), where the Olympic Village is located, scored only 2.48 in the security category. Public security issues are also worrying. However, there will be access inspections in the Olympic Village. I believe the security is relatively good. The local government has already made it clear that the Olympic Games Police and security will be strengthened to ensure the safety of passengers.
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2024-03-05 08:40:12
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